News, Updates, and Opportunities for University of Maryland Kinesiology Majors and Alumni
This coming Monday - November 2nd at 5 pm - the UMD chapters of Girl Up, UNICEF, and She’s The First will be hosting a discussion on Intersectionality with ARHU Dean Bonnie Thornton Dill and Dr. Ruth Zambrana (see flyer below). You must register to get the Zoom link, and you can do so at https://ter.ps/intfempanel.
We would love to see you there!
Luminis Health (Anne Arundel Medical Center and Doctor’s Community Medical Center) Orthopedics and Physical Therapy Research Internship Opportunity
Two positions are available for virtual internships with the Center for Orthopedic Outcomes and Research (COOR) during the Spring 2021 semester. In collaboration with research staff, physical therapists and orthopedic surgeons, interns will conduct clinical outcomes research related to various orthopedic subspecialties ranging from total joint replacement and spine surgery to sports medicine. Interns will perform various tasks as needed by the research team including literature searches, medical record review, data collection, and scientific manuscript writing. Training on research methods and statistics will be provided, and all interns will earn CITI research ethics and compliance certification. Clinical shadowing is not guaranteed and is dependent on institutional Covid-19 restrictions.
Interested students should contact:
Justin Turcotte, PhD, MBA
Manager, Orthopedic Outcomes and Research
Ferocious Fitness, LLC
Fitness Trainer
Temple Hills – MD
Full-Time
*Have completed high school (or the equivalent).
*Hold a current CPR/AED certification with a live skills check.
*Present a current government-issued photo ID with signature (driver's license, passport, military ID).
The Smith Business Minor program will be hosting virtual tabling sessions for students who would like to explore the possibility of adding one of three Business minors to their academic portfolio. The format will be similar to open office hours.
Students interested are invited to come speak with the Smith Minor Admin Team and Student Ambassadors anytime from November 2nd-5th (times listed on flyer) to learn more and ask questions about the Smith Minor programs .
Students interested should join us here: http://go.umd.edu/SmithMinorInfo
The Company:
Speed – Power – Core is the foundation of our revolutionary concept in sport-specific training where our custom-designed training model enables young athletes to further develop skills in their chosen sport. Our dynamic concept is designed to help athletes primarily in the 8-18 year old age group to vastly improve their talent level. Redline’s state-of-the-art facilities, science-supported training methods, and mindset development is a place where an athlete on the Redline Path can achieve their goals.
Sports Performance Intern:
We are seeking individuals - Sports Performance Interns - who are passionate about sports and fitness and have a strong desire for excellence and success while working in a team-oriented atmosphere when assisting and training athletes. They must enjoy working with clients of all ages and abilities, with a primary focus on the 8 to 18 age group.Maureen Gleason Bryant is the founder of Spontaneity LLC, and a 2001 graduate of the Department of Family Science, having returned to complete her degree after working full-time. The donor established this scholarship in honor of her mother, Irene Wallace Gleason Baxter, who believed in life-long learning. Irene (July 11, 1936-September 25, 2018) studied nursing and worked on Wall Street. She married John “Jack” Gleason following his graduation from West Point in 1957. The family moved to Maryland in 1970 where they lived for 31 years. She held various positions on Capitol Hill and with the Maryland State Legislature. Irene was a two-time cancer survivor.
This $2,500 scholarship was designed to assist students who have taken a break away from a formal degree program and now have returned to complete their education in the School of Public Health at UMD. Recipients will be recognized at the School of Public Health’s Convocation Ceremony in May.
Applicant Requirements:
Applications due October 26, 2020. To apply for Irene’s Scholarship: https://umdsurvey.umd.edu/jfe/form/SV_3fJKULwuD6TPYxv.
For more information please contact sphscholarships@umd.edu.
The Exercise 4 Brain Health Lab is seeking to hire part-time Exercise Intervention Research Assistants. This position pays $15/hour.
Applications should be emailed to Debra Hein (dhein1@umd.edu).
See attached flyer for more details and candidate qualifications.
National Scoliosis Center seeking Assistant Orthotist/Technician!
Our practice is among the lucky few that has not only managed to stay essential throughout COVID, but has actually grown. As a result we are looking to expand our team to meet the demand. We are looking for someone who is knowledgeable about anatomy/biomechanics and has a passion for helping others. Our lab is a unique combination of art and medicine; those who are detail-orientated would thrive here. Someone who is in need patient contact hours or looking to break into the field of orthotics may be interested.
Below I have attached a copy of my list of duties as an Orthotist Assistant. We are looking for someone who can do what I do (assist with both the lab and clinic) or a Lab Technician to help keep us moving.
Those interested can best reach me at Christen@nationalscoliosiscenter.com or our Operations Manager at Brent@nationalscoliosiscenter.com
Oct. 20th - 22nd
Public health has the power to transform lives. Now more than ever, we have all become aware of how much public health matters.
If you are interested in furthering your education with a graduate degree in public health and finding a fulfilling career that will truly make a difference in the world then join us for our Virtual Open House.
Through live interactive Zoom sessions, you can join from anywhere! Six of our academic units will host a session describing their degrees and programs. Faculty, staff, and students will be available during these informal sessions to provide further information about the programs, research, and concentration areas as well as address any specific questions related to our graduate programs. Attend as many sessions as you’d like to find the program that will fit your interests.
Visit the link below to view the schedule and register!
Frederick Health Physical Therapy and Sports Rehab is currently seeking rehab aides at their Frederick and Mount Airy locations. This is a great opportunity to work alongside physical and occupational therapists and gain clinical experience.
Position Responsibilities:
Are you currently applying to PA programs? Attend a workshop with HPAO!
Thursday, October 15 • 3 - 4 pm | Virtual Event | RSVP through Careers4Terps
Professionals/Organizations attending:
This session will be facilitated online via Zoom. RSVP through your Careers4Terps account to receive the zoom link. ALL current students and recent alumni are welcome to attend and will have the option of submitting questions. Make the most of this event with these tips. For additional information about this event: Contact Steve Young, Academic Advisor, Department of Psychology at syoung17@umd.edu. Hosted by the Psychology Department, University Career Center, and BSOS Career Planning.
Tuesday, Oct. 13th from 3:00 - 4:00pm
Registration required for Zoom: go.umd.edu/KNESdegrees
Hear from current graduate students and faculty advisors in the variety of graduate degrees available in the Kinesiology department. Learn what you can do with these degrees as well as what you need to be a competitive applicant. Participants will have an opportunity to meet in small groups with the panelists. All students are welcome to attend!
The Counseling Center invites the UMD community to Mental Health Awareness Week, October 5-9! MHAW is our annual weeklong program of events to reduce stigma on campus and improve student wellbeing. Now more than ever, we want to be sure that students are actively taking care of their mental health.
