Matt Drescher is committed to the holistic development of athletic trainers - both as students and then as professionals throughout their careers. From curriculum and instruction to moral engagement and work satisfaction, he looks at the profession across the lifespan and from every angle.
A member of the M.S. in Performance Nutrition and Dietetics inaugural cohort, MaKayla Ciancanelli has already completed dietetic internships with NASCAR and National Hockey League affiliates, food assistance programs, a physical therapy and sports performance clinic, and Gamecocks Football through her program.
Researchers from the Department of Exercise Science and the College of Nursing recently completed a study looking for patterns in mental health outcomes among 10-17-year-olds from different backgrounds who had experienced sport-related concussions.
University of South Carolina MPH graduate Jessica Seel, '16 has built a career around strengthening the people and organizations working to improve health across the state.
The Fulbright Program has selected health services policy and management associate professor Nabil Natafgi to travel to the United Arab Emirates for a special project during the upcoming academic year.
With experience as a water and sanitation Peace Corps Volunteer in Mali and a degree in public health, Valerie Flax already had the perfect background for global health work when she started working for nonprofits.
Dean Tara Sabo-Attwood has appointed exercise science professor Sara Wilcox as Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs after she spent a year in the role as interim associate dean.
We asked Arnold School alumni why they chose the Arnold School, the mentors who influenced their journeys and how their degrees prepared them for their next steps.
We asked Arnold School alumni why they chose the Arnold School, the mentors who influenced their journeys and how their degrees prepared them for their next steps.
The Department of Health Services Policy and Management recently welcomed a new director for their nationally-recognized Master of Health Administration program.
The Southern Regional Education Board has selected Arielle N'Diaye as the recipient of their Doctoral Dissertation Award to support the health promotion, education, and behavior student during the dissertation phase of her doctoral program.
Jordan Herring examines how public policies and social structures impact access to healthcare and health outcomes, including Medicaid access to care, behavioral health, immigration policy and health, HIV, and health workforce policy.