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DPT, Kinesiology students present research at NSCA National Conference

Written By: Matt Stock | July 17, 2019

DPT student presenting at NSCA

Two NPL students presented research at the 2019 NSCA National Conference in Washington, DC. Akash Bali, a 3rd year UCF DPT student, and Rob MacLennan, a MS Kinesiology graduate, presented in the form of a poster and podium presentation, respectively. Both did an excellent job and the lab is very proud of their efforts!

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