Michael Swoboda is an accomplished leader in the fields of health care and education, with a strong dedication to helping others achieve their goals. With extensive experience in both industries, Michael has become a recognized expert in health and human services, delivering a broad range of lectures and publishing several articles and research papers on topics such as obesity-related illnesses, active classrooms, sports performance, and biomechanics.

Michael's academic journey began at Martin Methodist College, where he obtained a Bachelor of Science in Biology/Biological Sciences. He then went on to complete a Master of Science in Exercise Physiology at Kent State University, and a Doctor of Health Sciences in Leadership and Organizational Behavior at A.T. Still University of Health Sciences.

Throughout his professional career, Michael has held several key positions at Park University and Grand Canyon University. He was Program Coordinator and Assistant Professor of Fitness and Wellness at Park University and was also a Faculty Athletics Representative. At Grand Canyon University, he served as a Senior Adjunct Professor.

Today, Michael is an Assistant Professor of Fitness and Wellness at Park University, where he continues to inspire and educate students with his wealth of knowledge and expertise in the health care and education industries.