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Many projects have been presented at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR), the UW System Conference on Undergraduate Research and the UWL Conference on Undergraduate Research and Creativity.

 

  • Schmeichel (Biology), N., Naegle (Physics), T., Draeving (Physics), T., Hanson (Physics), C. (2012, April), Radiographic reliability of proximal and distal tibial cortical thickness measures in runners, UWL Annual Celebration of Research and Creativity.  Awarded Best Poster.
  • Lopez, T., Kohler, C. (Kernozek, T.W. & Ragan, R.) (2009, April). Variation of anatomical parameters that affect ACL loading during drop landings. National Conference on Undergraduate Research
  •  Genthe, K., Lanska, J. (Kernozek, T.W. & Ragan, R.) (2009, April).  A model of hamstring forces using kinematic and electromyographic data. National Conference on Undergraduate Research. 

 

Undergraduate research is desirable if considering applying to graduate programs.

Latest news

UW-La Crosse looks to transform lives of amputees with LEAP Program

 

Innovative program helps amputees thrive through personalized therapy

 

How UWL's new program transforms lives of amputees and PT students

 

UWL PT students enhance skills through healthcare experiences in India

 

Dr. Kernozek named to governor's healthcare task force.

 

Interview with third year student Callie Pohlman, author of the article "Effects of Body Weight Support in Running on Achilles Tendon Loading" published in the International Journal of Sports Medicine.

Want less impact on joints?  UWL PT research shows a simple cue can make a big difference.

 

Alum provides care for theater productions in the United Kingdom.  Read more in the Campus Connection

 

Virtual rehab: UWL Physical Therapy Program embraces shift to telehealth.  Read more in the Campus Connection

 

Leaving a legacy: Family scholarship supports students overcoming adversity.  Thorman Family Pay It Forward Scholarship

 

UWL PT students create programming for people with progressive neurological diseases in unique community program.  To learn more please visit EXPAND Program Video

 

EXPANDing the minds of both students and clients

 

Led by Tom Kernozek, UW-La Crosse's physical therapy program a hotbed for scientific studies.  Read more at the La Crosse Tribune

 

The UW-La Crosse PT Program has been granted the maximum 10 years of accreditation.  Read more in Campus News

 

To learn about current continuing education opportunities offered through the PT program please visit Continuing Education

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