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Amanda Tuttle (she/her/hers)

Graduate Student
California State University Long Beach
Temple City, California, United States

Amanda Tuttle (she/her) is a graduate student at California State Univeristy, Long Beach pursuing her Masters of Science in Sport Psychology. She has previously graduated from California State University, Los Angeles with her Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology and minor in Psychology. In the past, she has presented weight bias and physical activity stigma research at the regional AASP conference in Long Beach. Her experience includes a physical activity mentor, student-athlete mentor, teaching assistant, graduate assistant, coach, and social media/communications officer. She is currently working on weight stigma, weight-inclusive, and mental health research. In the future, she plans on pursuing her CMPC and PhD to consult professional athletes and become a professor.

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