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A few of our Clinical Exercise Physiology graduate students recently participated in “This Is How We Roll,” an event organized by Atrium Health’s outpatient department at Carolina Rehabilitation to raise awareness about spinal cord injuries and celebrate mobility in all its forms. Thank you, Carolina Rehab and Atrium Health! by @clt_aphcs

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Congratulations to Exercise Science student Dacien Montford who is the 2026 Golden Niner! This special recognition is given annually to the student who most exemplifies the core values of UNC Charlotte. ⛏️🤙

Montford brings the campus to life with his energy, leadership and Niner pride.

"I hope my Niner journey inspires my siblings and others to believe there is no ceiling on what they can accomplish," he said. by @clt_aphcs

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Emergency action plan night with the Charlotte Checkers! Thank you so much Checkers ATC’s Thomas Alva and Gus Canals for providing our students with dinner and a great night of learning and reviewing emergency action plans. Best of luck to an outstanding hockey season! Go Checkers! by @clt_aphcs

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Congratulations to Dr. Michael Turner on being an honorable mention in this year’s Charlotte Teaching Awards. Out of 246 nominees, Dr. Turner was honored alongside three nominees and two honorable mentions. That is quite a deserved accomplishment. Dr. Turner has long been one of the favorite teachers in our department! by @clt_aphcs

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Please join us in a warm welcome for our new faculty members this fall! Dr. Kayla O’Connell, who is teaching Anatomy & Physiology and Applied Kinesiology, and Dr. Sungwon Chae, who is teaching Periodization. We’re excited to have them and look forward to all they’ll bring to our department! 🤙📚 by @clt_aphcs

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Come check out our Master of Science in Athletic Training Program at either our in person or virtual open house! Come find out why Charlotte is where you want to be!! Reach out if you have any question: Thubbar1@charlotte.edu by @clt_aphcs

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This semester, first-year students in the Master of Science in Athletic Training program are learning the Maitland mobilization and Mulligan mobilization with movement techniques. Associate Professor Luke Donovan is teaching the manual interventions in the Therapeutic Exercise Techniques course.

The joint mobilization techniques are commonly used by athletic trainers, physical therapists and other rehabilitation professionals to help reduce pain and improve joint movement. by @clt_aphcs

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Happy FDOC, we have missed you! ⭐️📚 by @clt_aphcs

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Give a shoutout to the bell ringer at today’s commencement ceremony. She’s Imani Tisdale who is graduating from the College of Health and Human Services with a bachelor’s in exercise science. Read about Tisdale and watch her video at the news link 🔗 in our bio. by @clt_aphcs

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During his internship at the Athletic Lab (@athleticlab), Cristian Ibanescu ‘26 has been assisting in training sessions for the North Carolina Courage professional women’s soccer team. “Being part of a professional training environment has given me valuable insight into the preparation, attention to detail and standards required to support elite athletes,” he said.

Ibanescu, who holds a bachelor’s in exercise science from UNC Charlotte, is pursuing a master’s in kinesiology with a concentration in strength and conditioning. He’s serving as a coaching intern at the sports performance facility in Mooresville, NC and among other things is coaching training sessions and assisting with athlete performance testing.

"Every day has provided opportunities to improve my coaching, strengthen my understanding of sport science and continue developing as a future strength and conditioning professional,” Ibanescu said. by @clt_aphcs

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A&P Lecturer Dr. Spencer Cain recently led a workshop at the 2026 Anatomage Conference, where she shared strategies and best practices for integrating the Anatomage Table and tablets into anatomy and physiology instruction. During the hands-on sessions, attendees practiced creating interactive 3D visualizations to enhance lectures and laboratory experiences while exploring ways to adapt these teaching strategies for a variety of class sizes, course levels, and learning objectives.

We are excited for our students to continue to see the tables firsthand through course instruction this Fall! by @clt_aphcs

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During his internship at the U.S. Performance Center (@usperformancecenter), kinesiology graduate student Grayson Martin is supporting the center’s coaches as they run resistance and fieldwork sessions for hockey, taekwondo, judo, pentathlon, archery and Paralympic sports. The internship is giving him the opportunity to go beyond the textbook. “Things look different when applied to real athletes with real competition timelines,” Martin said. “Seeing the classroom concepts hold up in a real training environment is exactly the kind of bridge I need to become the coach I want to be.” by @clt_aphcs

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