Benjamin D. Boudreaux

Degree	Area of Study	University
Post-Doc	Physical Activity & Epidemiology	Columbia University Irving Medical Center
Ph.D.	Kinesiology	University of Georgia
M.S.	Health and Kinesiology	Southeastern Louisiana University
B.I.S.	Interdisciplinary Studies	Nicholls State University

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Year	Award
2026	Outstanding Growth in Teaching, University of Alabama Teaching Academy
2026	Leading the Way Award, Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism
2025	Fellow American College of Sports Medicine
2024-25	NIH Diversity Supplement, Center for Behavioral Cardiovascular Health, Columbia University Irving Medical Center, New York, NY

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• 2025-Present: Rightmire Z, Geary C, Parten A, Shaw K,  Zagdsuren B, Boudreaux BD, Lowell R. Enhancing Certification Readiness for Kinesiology (KIN) Exercise Science Students Through Equipment Access and Instructor Training in KIN 392 Clinical Exercise Physiology, KIN 493 Fitness Appraisal and Exercise Prescription, and KIN 494 Strength and Conditioning, College of Education Rising Grant, Department of Kinesiology, University of Alabama (Grant No. A-13008-2312106-400-RTGRIZ), $30,000

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1. Diaz KM, Murdock ME, Serafini MA, Clark AW, Duran AT, Boudreaux BD, Meshkinpour S, Monteleone K, Cheung YK, Zomorodi M. Evaluating Movement Breaks as a Public Health Strategy to Mitigate the Harms of Prolonged Sitting: A Large Pragmatic Intervention, British Journal of Sports Medicine, 60(16) 1208-1217, 2026.
2. Boudreaux BD, Xu C, Serafini M, Dooley EE, Hornikel B, Munson A, Shechter A, St Onge MP, Palta P, Gabriel KKP, Diaz KM. Achieving Guidelines within a 24-Hour Movement Paradigm and Risk of Mortality in United States Adults. Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 101(5), 754-766, 2026.
3. Boudreaux BD, Xu C, Sanchez GJ, Murdock ME, Cruz GJ, Jurado A, Gonzales A, Ellis J, Diaz F, Chang MJ, Scott A, Lee S, Romero EK, Sullivan AM, Duran AT, Schwartz JE, Kronish, IM, Edmondson D, Diaz KM. Device Measured Sedentary Behavior and Risk of 1-Year Hospital Readmission After Suspected Acute Coronary Syndrome. Journal of General Internal Medicine, Accepted in Press, 2026.
4. Geslak DS, Boudreaux RT, Boudreaux BD. Exercise is Medicine Across the Autism Spectrum: A Conceptualized Framework. Current Sports Medicine Reports, 24(8), 246-251, 2025.
5. Diaz KM, Boudreaux BD, Xu C, Sanchez GJ, Murdock ME, Cruz GJ, Jurado A, Gonzales A, Ellis J, Chang MJ, Romero EK, Duran AT, Kronish, IM, Edmondson D. Sedentary Behavior and Risk of 1-Year Cardiac Events and Mortality After Suspected Acute Coronary Syndrome. Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes, 2025.
6. Boudreaux BD, Schwartz JE, Romero EK, Diaz KM. Reallocations of Time between Sleep,Sedentary Behavior, and Physical Activity and its Association with 24-hour Blood Pressure, American Journal of Hypertension, 38(3), 164-167, 2025.
7. L, Morgan K, Blauwet C, Boudreaux BD, Fernall B, Hauck J, Legg D, Tow S, Martin-Ginis K. ACSM Expert Consensus Statement: Considerations and Recommendations for Prescribing Exercise and Designing Physical Activity Programs for Adults with Physical or Developmental Disabilities. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 57(11), 2588-2598, 2025.
8. Boudreaux BD, Frederick GM, O’Connor GM, O’Connor PJ, Evans EM, Schmidt MD. Harmonization of Three Different Accelerometers to Classify the 24-Hour Activity Cycle. Physiological Measurement, 45(4), 2024.
9. Boudreaux BD, Romero EK, Diaz KM. Sedentary Behavior and Risk of Cardiovascular Disease and All-Cause Mortality in US Adults with Hypertension, Journal of Hypertension, 41(11): 1793-1801, 2023.
10. Boudreaux BD, Hebert EP, Holland DB, Williams BM, Cormier CL, Naquin MR, Gillan WW, Gusew EE, Kraemer RR. Validity of Wearable Activity Monitors during Cycling and Resistance Exercise. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise. 50(3): 624-633, 2018.

Invited Talks

1. Boudreaux BD, Diaz KM. Increasing Physical Activity among Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, National Heart Lung Blood Institute Workshop: A Life Course Approach to Physical Activity and Cardiovascular Health Research: Critical Challenges, Innovations, and Opportunities.
2. Boudreaux BD, Diaz KM. Supporting Neurodivergence in the Workplace, Columbia University Irving Medical Center, New York, NY.
3. Boudreaux BD. Device Measured Sedentary Behavior and Risk of 1-Year Hospital Readmission After Suspected Acute Coronary Syndrome. Grand round presentation Columbia University Irving Medical Center, Department of Medicine Grand Rounds. 
4. Boudreaux BD. Movement for All Abilities, American College of Sports Medicine’s From Around the Field Webinar.
5. Lamunion SR, Boudreaux BD, Lee G, McCarthy M, Guo C. Achieving Data Compatibility and Navigating Hardware Evolution Across Sensor Evolution Across Sensor Generations with Confidence, Ametris

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• 2026-Present: Associate Board Member, Bronx Burners
• 2026, 2025: Boston Marathon Finisher
• 2023: New York City Marathon Finisher
• 2022: Alumni, Physical Activity & Public Health Courses, Columbia, SC
• 2017-Present: American College of Sports Medicine
• 2017: Exercise Specialist, Our Lady of Lake Hospital, Baton Rouge, LA

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Benjamin D. Boudreaux Ph.D., FACSM, is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Exercise Science in the Department of Kinesiology at The University of Alabama and an American College of Sports Medicine Fellow. His research area of emphasis lies at the intersection of clinical exercise physiology and physical activity epidemiology with a specific focus examining the association between the 24-Hour Activity Cycle in the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease and other health outcomes. Additionally, he has expertise using different consumer wearable devices for validation purposes or as a tool to examine different health behaviors in various populations and settings. Beyond his professional efforts, Dr. Boudreaux advocates for awareness with the Autism and Type 1 Diabetes communities and regularly leads or serves on several committees and initiatives for American College of Sports Medicine. As an avid runner, he can often be seen running throughout Northport, Tuscaloosa, and The University of Alabama’s campus with notable achievements including the Boston and New York City Marathons.