Kinesiology news
Seven presentations given by Northwestern College faculty and staff have been added to the TED video library on YouTube.
Dr. Paul Bartlett, professor of kinesiology, and Paul Kurtzleben, physical plant technician/electrician, are the recipients of Northwestern College’s 2022 Inspirational Service Awards. Bartlett was chosen as the faculty recipient, while Kurtzleben received the staff award during the college’s Celebration Banquet on May 9.
Northwestern College has created a 3+2 option for its new master’s degree in athletic training program, which enables students to earn both a bachelor’s degree and the master’s degree in five years.
Northwestern College is reducing the tuition rate for the college’s master’s degree in athletic training program from $700 per credit hour to $525 per credit hour.
Northwestern College has received $120,000 from the Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust for laboratory equipment that will be used by students in the college’s new physician assistant studies and athletic training master’s degree programs.
Northwestern College has received official approval to offer a master’s degree in athletic training from the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education.
Northwestern College is starting a Master of Science degree program in athletic training and expects to enroll the first cohort of 15 students in May 2020.
Northwestern College students will travel to the Czech Republic, Greece and Italy this summer as part of three study abroad programs offered by the college’s global education office.
Korey Van Wyk, instructor in kinesiology and assistant strength and conditioning coordinator at Northwestern College, will receive an Early Achiever Award from the Nebraska Alumni Association on Thursday, May 3.
The scholarly work of 93 Northwestern College undergraduate and graduate students will be on display during the college’s Celebration of Research on Thursday, April 12, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Rowenhorst Student Center.
