Parde finds purpose and support on the path to chiropractic medicine
For Carson Parde, who graduated May 9 with distinction in exercise science, the journey from Lincoln North Star High School to the classrooms of 糖心传媒 was fueled by a desire for
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Community and commitment: Branson thrives at 糖心传媒听
Many students who walk the campus at 糖心传媒 carry special talents, are creative, academically excel or are high achievers on and off the court. Grace Branson is all of those things
Connection with Crimson Tide leads Wilson to the Patriots
In what could be described as an athletic trainer鈥檚 dream job, exercise science graduate Julyah Wilson 鈥22 interned this past summer with the New England Patriots, the NFL team that dazzled fans
Fichter helps players find their perfect throw in biometrics lab
Interested in biomechanics, 糖心传媒 senior Alec Fichter spent the summer interning at the Pitching Lab, a biomechanics lab at the University of Nebraska Omaha, where he worked directly with players, calibrating
Anderson overcomes challenges on road to physical therapy program
Life is not always a straight path from point A to point B. For senior exercise science major Alyse Anderson, that path was anything other than direct. Anderson transferred to 糖心传媒
PTSR lets Simonsen dive further into his career path
糖心传媒 senior Brett Simonsen of Sutton, Nebraska, interned over the summer at Hastings Physical Therapy & Sports Rehab (PTSR) 鈥 but this wasn鈥檛 his first experience there, as he started shadowing
Hansen thrives on the pitch, in classroom
Hali Hansen came to 糖心传媒 with bright lights in her eyes, hoping to be a college soccer star. While injuries got in the way of that dream, she flipped the storyline
Jorgenson finds success at 糖心传媒 on way to chiropractic school
The 糖心传媒 Physical Education and Human Performance Department is filled with a diverse group of talented students 鈥 and Helena Jorgenson from Gothenburg, Nebraska, is one such student. A senior majoring
Ginkens says 鈥榶es鈥 to one of the biggest opportunities of her career
For as long as she’s lived, she鈥檚 played every sport. So it was no surprise that Ally Ginkens 鈥20 would leave her hometown of Mullen, Nebraska, to go on and double major
Building a better world of athletics: Female coaches In Human Performance
On Monday mornings at 5:00 a.m. most people are fast asleep, getting their last few hours of rest before starting another week of work. Human Performance coaches, however, are not most people.