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"Say it in 6" entries 2023

Fall 2023 - My Community

Our fourth "Say it in 6" competition resulted in 47 graduate student entries from 12 different graduate programs! This year's theme was My Community. Please scroll through these interesting and thoughtful contributions.

Danielle Hudson, Biology

Shelby Wingold, Medical Dosimetry

Allison Wright, Medical Dosimetry

Hannah Kufalk, Clinical Exercise Physiology

Tess (Teresa) Schoenborn, Student Affairs Administration (MS. Ed)

Sienna Miller, Biology

Alissa Benson, Occupational Therapy

Rachel Danhauer, Physical Therapy

Palak Patel, Recreation Management

Seth Polfus, Physical Therapy

Dylana Schreiner, Physical Therapy

Katharine Hall, Physical Therapy

Gwendolyn Olson, Microbiology

Grant Mathu, Student Affairs Administration (MS. Ed)

Brandon Murphy, Physical Therapy

Lauren Nash, Student Affairs Administration (MS. Ed)

Micah Link, Physician Assistant Studies

Brandon Thill, Biology

Danielle Malecha, Physical Therapy

Erin Greschner, Physical Therapy

Sydney Plautz, Physician Assistant Studies

Anna Penkwitz, Occupational Therapy

Maria Turco, Physical Therapy

Morgan Nordbeck, Physician Assistant Studies

Megan Feist, School Psychology

Jenna Nelson, Physical Therapy

Katie Knott, Physician Assistant Studies

Keegan Olin, Physical Therapy

Katie Banie, School Psychology

Max Monfort, Biology

CJ Charniak, Physical Therapy

Avery Lettenberger, Biology

Brett Mousel, Clinical Exercise Physiology

Kaelyn Wagner, Physical Therapy

Lauryn Hamernik, Physician Assistant Studies

Jen Beattie, Physical Therapy

Elise Durre, Physical Therapy

Hleeda Vang, Student Affairs Administration (MS. Ed)

Carissa Konop, Occupational Therapy

McKenzie Vanyek, Physical Therapy

Biyasu A, Software Engineering

Amberly Roeck, Student Affairs Administration (MS. Ed)

Tyler Billman, Biology

Zoe Niemuth, Recreation Management - Professional Development

Karli Schreiber, School Psychology

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