Looking to move your career forward in fitness, health and wellness? Our MS in Applied Exercise Science can help you get there. Attend our free webinar with faculty lead Theresa Miyashita, PhD, on Tuesday, August 4 at 7 p.m. (CDT).
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Upcoming Webinar: Tuesday, August 4, 2020 Advance Your Career with an Exercise Science Degree to Be Proud Of On Tuesday, August 4, at 7:00 p.m. (CDT), Theresa Miyashita, PhD, Faculty Leader for Concordia University Chicago’s Master’s in Applied Exercise Science, will host a Zoom webinar to di…
Exercise Science at Concordia-Chicago updated their website address.
Concordia-Chicago master’s graduate named High School Athletic Trainer of the Year!
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2020 High School Athletic Trainer of the Year — Ashley Jenkins | Training & Conditioning
Unversity City High School’s (MO) athletic trainer Ashley Jenkins is Training & Conditioning Magazine’s 2020 High School Athletic Trainer of the Year.
NEW RESEARCH: Graduate Degrees Boost Job Prospects During Pandemic
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Graduate degree holders starting new jobs at higher rates than all other Americans, survey shows
Researchers expected any kind of higher education to boost job prospects for Americans recently out of work. But they found those with graduate degrees are doing better than other degree holders.
According to Exercise Science at Concordia-Chicago master’s student, Allie Melton, who is an athletic trainer at Northwest High School in Cedar Hill, MO:
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“I chose to emphasize in Sports Nutrition because I feel as though nutrition is an overlooked topic in performance and want to educate young student-athletes on the importance of proper nutrition! For my capstone I decided to pursue the ACE Health Coach certification to enhance my abilities to provide a holistic approach to healthcare beyond the athletic population. Once my degree is completed, I am moving to California and looking for a high school athletic training position.⠀
Some advice for newbies: Don’t be afraid to change things up and speak your voice!”