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Lowther, Matthew Philip was born on January 28, 1968 in Liverpool, England. Son of Christopher John and Jennifer Margaret Lowther.
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Matthew Philip Lowther, British public health service officer. Achievements include development of Scottish physical activity questionnaire and now international consultant for similar questionnaires. Named Scottish Young Researcher of the Year, 1998; recipient Top Psychology Presentation award, British Association Sport and Exercise Sciences, 1998, Top Interdisciplinary Presentation award, 1999.
Education
Bachelor of Science with honors in Sports Science, University Manchester, England, 1989. Doctor of Philosophy in Exercise and Health Psychology, University Glasgow, Scotland, 2000. Master in Public Health, University Glasgow, Scotland, 2005.
Career
Health development manager East Ayrshire Council, Kilmarnock, Scotland, 1999—2002. Coordinator cardiovascular disease national learning network Public Health Institute Scotland, Glasgow, 2002—2005. Public health advisor physical activity National Health Service Health Scotland, 2005—2005.
Policy coordinator national physical activity. Scottish Executive, Edinburgh, since 2005. Lecturer University Glasgow, 2002—2005, University Strathclyde, Glasgow, since 2006.
Chairman Scottish schools health promotion bill physical activity group Scottish Executive, since 2006. Member Scottish Intercollegiate Guideline network, Edinburgh, 2005—2007.
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Married Jackalene McMillan, March 25, 2000. Children: Callum Matthew, Eve Jackie.
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1989
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2005
Career
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1999 - 2002
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2002 - 2005
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2005 - 2005
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2005
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Named Scottish Young Researcher of the Year, 1998. Recipient Top Psychology Presentation award, British Association Sport and Exercise Sciences, 1998, Top Interdisciplinary Presentation award, 1999.Named Scottish Young Researcher of the Year, 1998. Recipient Top Psychology Presentation award, British Association Sport and Exercise Sciences, 1998, Top Interdisciplinary Presentation award, 1999.