kinesiology
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The physical therapist: Associate Professor of Kinesiology Kristi Meyer ’01
Kinesiology Professor Kristi Meyer ’01 obtained her clinical doctorate in physical therapy after completing her B.A. at Cornell College.
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Wyatt Whitegoat ’16: Indigenous health pioneer
In the past five years Wyatt Whitegoat ’16 received two master’s degrees and returned twice to work on the Navajo reservation where he was born.
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Cornell professors awarded $32,250 for Open Educational Resources
Five Cornell College professors have been awarded a total of $32,250 in grants to create and use Open Educational Resources (OER) in upcoming classes.
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Students jump into CSRI kinesiology research
Cornell College students are exploring the relationship between an athlete’s jump height and risk factors for ACL injuries during CSRI.
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Chapman takes love for football to coaching job
Chris Chapman may have finished his football career at Cornell College, but he’s continuing to share his love and knowledge of the sport with the next generation.
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Eric Medenblik ՚21 conducts research in prep for career in medicine
Fulton, Illinois B.A in kinesiology with a double minor in chemistry and biology Questions and answers have been edited for clarity and length. What are your short and long-term plans after Cornell? After graduating from Cornell, I plan to enter medical school. I have dreams of entering the field of orthopedics and specializing in sports […]
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Tynisha Person ’15: Be active, create lifelong friends
Tynisha Person ’15 created lifelong friends and family ties at Cornell.
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Laura Sanchez-Lopez ’13: Seek or be a mentor, and unplug
Laura Sanchez-Lopez ’13 remembers being a mentor when Each One Teach One orientation for students of color began.
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Cailynn Wichman: Outfielder with a huge heart
The world needs more people like senior outfielder Cailynn Wichman, says Head Softball Coach Jackie Sernek ’14.
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Students accepted into top health programs
Faculty and staff with Cornell’s Dimensions Program for Health Professions continue to receive news of students accepted into top-tier graduate programs.
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Nina Deer: Finding her path
When lacrosse player Nina Deer realized she no longer wanted to be a physical therapist, Head Coach Meredith Merce helped her explore a new path.
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Kyle Jussila: Playing a sport he loves
Rams lacrosse player Kyle Jussila says he gets the best of both worlds at Cornell College—great academics and DIII athletics.
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Rams leadership lessons
Former Rams student-athletes recently shared the lessons they have carried through life.
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Michael Lawler ’77: Athletic trainer lives his dream
As a senior athletic trainer at the University of Iowa, Michael Lawler ’77 has worked with elite athletes and traveled with teams for over 28 years.
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Sports medicine keeps Rams in the game
Many of Cornell’s student-athletes receive care from the sports medicine staff. The training room is a frequent stopping point for Rams from all 19 sports.
The physical therapist: Associate Professor of Kinesiology Kristi Meyer ’01 
Wyatt Whitegoat ’16: Indigenous health pioneer 
Cornell professors awarded $32,250 for Open Educational Resources 
Students jump into CSRI kinesiology research 
Chapman takes love for football to coaching job 
Eric Medenblik ՚21 conducts research in prep for career in medicine 
Tynisha Person ’15: Be active, create lifelong friends 
Laura Sanchez-Lopez ’13: Seek or be a mentor, and unplug 
Cailynn Wichman: Outfielder with a huge heart 
Students accepted into top health programs 
Nina Deer: Finding her path 
Kyle Jussila: Playing a sport he loves 
Rams leadership lessons 
Michael Lawler ’77: Athletic trainer lives his dream 
Sports medicine keeps Rams in the game