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"Say it in 6" entries 2022

Fall 2022 - Building Momentum

Our third "Say it in 6" competition resulted in 48 graduate student entries from 19 different graduate programs! This year's theme was Building Momentum. Please scroll through these interesting and thoughtful contributions. Learn more about this event here.

Cassie Newcomer, Physical Therapy

Hannah Ketterhagen, Therapeutic Recreation

Tiffany Chang, Biology

Robbie Sobczak, Education-Professional Development

Kristina Morben, Biology

Robin Geiger, Healthcare Administration

Thomas Friday, Physical Education Teaching

Marissa Guldan, Therapeutic Recreation

Wisdom Bethel, Physical Education Teaching

Katy Ptaszynski, Healthcare Administration

Haley Flood, Occupational Therapy

Charlene Schmidt, Physical Therapy

Bryn Dahms, Medical Dosimetry

Jesimiel Banjiram, Student Affairs Administration, MSEd

Danielle Malecha, Physical Therapy

Sasha Mader, Recreation Management

Chelsea O'Neil, Student Affairs Administration and Leadership, EdD

Arden Heath, Clinical Microbiology

Francesca Scala, Microbiology

Meagan Blank, Physical Therapy

Isabella Ruetten, Occupational Therapy

Maria Turco, Physical Therapy

Maddie Graefe, Physical Therapy

Kelsey Berna, Physical Therapy

Alexia Abric, Physician Assistant Studies

Logan Larson, Software Engineering

Elise Durre, Physical Therapy

Laura Lenss, School Psychology Online

Seth Polfus, Physical Therapy

Erin Brino, Biology

Bridget Schilling, School Psychology

Tayler Farrington, Microbiology

Nicole Peckham, Medical Dosimetry

Rachael Brochtrup, Physical Therapy

Tracy Peterson, Student Affairs Administration and Leadership, EdD

Robin Schmoldt, Student Affairs Administration, MSEd

Anna Nick, Physician Assistant Studies

Kyrsha Balderas, Student Affairs Administration, MSEd

Drew Lysaker, Biology

Drew Schwarz, Athletic Training

Andrea Zalac, School Psychology

Simone Zautis, Applied Statistics

Amber Anderson, Physical Therapy

Mason Stenzel, Clinical Microbiology

Vanessa Mbuyi Kaja, Biology

Nicole Novak, Student Affairs Administration, MSEd

Kareem Watts, Student Affairs Administration and Leadership, EdD

Madison Moore, Clinical Microbiology

Elizabeth Bruns, Healthcare Administration

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