GCU’s exercise science and pre-physical therapy students who participate in Performance Optimization, Wellness and Exercise Research (POWER) have the opportunity to present their research and the significance of their findings at a national conference. Professionals in the sports medicine field listen to student presentations. This is a great opportunity to network and gain presentation skills.
Having this experience as an undergraduate student is a remarkable opportunity and can have a huge impact on the course of your career.
The College of Science, Engineering and Technology offers a variety of STEM degrees and research opportunities to help prepare you for a 21st century career. Learn more by visiting our website or contacting us using the Request More Information button.
More About Haley:
Haley Glasmann is a senior at Grand Canyon University. She aspires to work as a strength and conditioning coach for professional athletes and has a keen interest in rehabilitation of athletes with injuries through corrective exercise. With that, her goal is to work toward obtaining a master’s degree in exercise science and work in the sports medicine field. Haley graduated from Chaparral High School in Temecula, California. She fell in love with the sports medicine field because of her involvement in cheerleading and her family’s love of sports.