Honors College and School of Public Health undergraduate student Alivia Aschenbach awarded grant

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Honors and notables

Honors College and School of Public Health undergraduate student Alivia Aschenbach awarded grant

April 28, 2025
Honors and notables

Honors College and School of Public Health undergraduate student Alivia Aschenbach has been awarded an Honors College Student Development Travel Grant to support her travel to the 2025 Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine to present a poster. Aschenbach's poster is titled, "Practice Effects in Three Consecutive Pre-Season Tandem Gait Tests in Division I Athletes." Congratulations and best wishes for a successful poster presentation!

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