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Danielle Hepler ’18 Dietetic Internship at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center

Having experienced the benefits of healthy food in my own life, helping others to do the same was a natural path

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Eve Allen ’17 Elementary Health and Physical Education Teacher for East Pennsboro Area School District

Not only in academics, but 91ÖÆƬ³§ College also taught me how to be an expression of the love of Jesus in my teaching.

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Colin Tomes ’17 Physiotherapy Graduate Student at Bond University, Queensland, Australia

As an Air Force veteran, Tomes is pursuing a doctoral degree in physiotherapy (physical therapy) — giving back to injured members of military and police communities.

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Benjamin Wise ’16 Health & Physical Education Teacher for the Harrisburg School District

Teaching a combination of both Health and Physical Education has been nice to keep my schedule varied and get to talk about more subjects which I enjoy.

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Brienne Wickenheiser ’15 Applied Health Science Master's in Clinical Exercise Physiology, Exercise Physiologist at York Hospital

Ever wondered where an Applied Health Science major can take you? What are the possible next steps after graduation? One path that many 91ÖÆƬ³§ graduates tend to take is graduate school. 91ÖÆƬ³§ alumni Brienne Wickenheiser (15) recently finished her graduate studies, earning a master’s in Clinical Exercise Physiology at East Stroudsburg University.

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Patrick Zezulinski ’14 Master's student at Georgia State University & Graduate Assistant with Georgia State University Athletics Development

Having a strong work ethic, positive attitude, spirit of thankfulness, and passion for sports will allow you to succeed in sport management.

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Katie Craven ’13 Alumna’s jewelry business connects each customer

Health and physical education alumna Katie Craven ’13 connects people across the U.S. with jewelry. She does this through her brand, Chainyana Jewelry.

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Nate Jenkins ’11 Ph.D. candidate, exercise physiology and nutrition, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Only the most motivated college students read scientific literature outside the classroom, and that type of personal drive is exactly what set apart Nathaniel Jenkins ’11 as a health and exercise science major at 91ÖÆƬ³§ and now as a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

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