Welcome, New Students!

(L-R) Aaron Dille and Daveon Moore share a major, Community Health, but have quite distinct career plans. Aaron plans to become a doctor specializing in infectious disease, while Daveon intends to go into the manufacturing of prosthetic limbs.

(L-R) Kinesiology majors Isabella Brookshire and Hannah Stewart intend to pursue careers as physical therapists.

(L-R) Collin Tarczon will major in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences and plans to become a physician assistant; Nick Catanese will focus on Sport Management in the Department of Recreation, Sport and Tourism and is planning a career in professional sports; Kinesiology major Jacob Delatorre will go into either physical therapy or athletic training after completing his degree.

(L-R) RST major Evan Lang is undecided about his future career. Kinesiology major Michael Varzino plans to go into physical therapy.

(L-R) Alyssa Leal, who is majoring in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences, plans to become a dermatologist. Kinesiology major Jesika Ochs will pursue a career in physical therapy.

Julissa Sosa will pursue a medical degree with a specialization in obstetrics and gynecology after completing her degree in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences.

Community Health major Brianna Hernandez wants to become a health inspector.

Aliya Willis, who is majoring in Community Health, plans to become a family practitioner.

(L-R) Speech and Hearing Science majors and future speech-language pathologists Amy Burgess, Chloe Maghinang, Alex Mroz, and Gillian Bowman.

Lauren Penick will pursue studies in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences and is keeping her career options open.

(L-R) Community Health major Marshawn Porter hopes to go into sports marketing. Donjanae Johnson, also a CH major, will pursue a career in physical therapy.

(L-R) RST major Suin Kim will focus her studies and her future career on sport management. Speech and Hearing Science majors Sarah Pechtle and Grace Park will become speech-language pathologists. Haejeong Cho, who is majoring in Kinesiology, plans to go into physical therapy.

Olivia Klonoski, visiting here with future service dog Lincoln, is majoring in Speech and Hearing Science with the goal of becoming a speech-language pathologist.

Kinesiology major Andrea Cowper plans to become an exercise physiologist.

(L-R) Interdisciplinary Health Sciences student Carina Martinez will pursue a career as a pediatric physician, while her I-Health colleague Grace Preissing will become a physician assistant.

(L-R) Kinesiology student Merrick Evans and Interdisciplinary Health Sciences student Ed Olaleye experienced virtual reality at the Fall Welcome. Merrick will pursue a career in physical therapy, while Ed plans to follow in his parents’ footsteps and become a nurse practitioner.

Service dog-in-training Lincoln was a popular feature of the Fall Welcome. Here, he poses with Interdisciplinary Health Sciences student Dave Allgaier, who plans to become a surgeon specializing in neonatology.