Jay Leno Garage Tour Auction Raises Funds for Physical Therapy Students
Terry Atamian, president of Atamian Honda, submitted a bid of $36,000 to win a tour of Jay Leno’s famed car collection in a fundraiser to support physical therapy scholarships.
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Stefany Campbell was hired by Comprehensive Environmental Inc, a civil engineering and environmental consulting firm, before she graduates.
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Public health (English minor)
Marcus Whitlow began pursuing a health care degree after caring for his family.
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Exercise Physiology, Physical Therapy
Motivated to help patients regain strength to live their best possible lives, Haley LaFreniere was inspired early on by her mom to pursue a health-related field.
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Exercise Science
Exercise science major and UML women’s soccer player Nadja Andersen is building a strong foundation in health and human performance.
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Health Sciences Professor Lands $4.1 Million NIH Grant for Lactation Research
Biomedical and Nutritional Sciences Professor Shannon Kelleher is collaborating on a $4.1 million NIH-funded study investigating the genetic causes of lactation disorders, with the goal of improving diagnosis and treatment for breastfeeding mothers. -
InnovAGE Fellowship Teaches Researchers How to Think Like Entrepreneurs
Two UMass Lowell doctoral students were among 12 researchers selected for the InnovAGE fellowship, in which they received entrepreneurship training and mentorship to help bring their AI-powered innovations for rehabilitation and dementia detection closer to market. -
The Tech-Driven Fitness Boom Powers Health Science Careers
Associate Teaching Professor Kyle Coffey ’07, ’10 of the Department of Physical Therapy and Kinesiology, who serves as the program director of the Exercise Science Bachelor of Science program, sat down to talk about how these latest trends impact health and wellness.