Megan McCormick

Education

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  The University of North Dakota

  2009 - 2013

  Bachelor's Degree Kinesiology and Exercise Science

  Activities and Societies: Track and Field, NoDak Nation Graduated in May 2013 with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education, Exercise Science and Wellness with a minor in Psychology. I graduated with Magna Cum Laude honors. Competed as a part of the Women's Track and Field team 2009-2014 in the javelin and hammer throw events. Volunteered for various university events such as "The Big Event" and other community programs such as the Grand Forks Special Olympics track and volleyball programs. Currently am completing my Doctoral Degree in Physical… Show more Graduated in May 2013 with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education, Exercise Science and Wellness with a minor in Psychology. I graduated with Magna Cum Laude honors. Competed as a part of the Women's Track and Field team 2009-2014 in the javelin and hammer throw events. Volunteered for various university events such as "The Big Event" and other community programs such as the Grand Forks Special Olympics track and volleyball programs. Currently am completing my Doctoral Degree in Physical Therapy, expected graduation in May of 2016. Show less

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  The University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences

  2013 - 2016

  Doctor of Physical Therapy Physical Therapy/Therapist

  Activities and Societies: Physical Therapy Club, UND Women's Track and Field Currently completing my physical therapy curriculum to achieve a doctoral degree in physical therapy. Completed an independent study of the spine and am currently part of a research team conducting an EMG study looking at the function and contribution of the latissimus dorsi muscle during spine rotation. I competed in my final season of eligibility with the women's track and field team while serving as a team captain during my first year in the program. I am also working with a community… Show more Currently completing my physical therapy curriculum to achieve a doctoral degree in physical therapy. Completed an independent study of the spine and am currently part of a research team conducting an EMG study looking at the function and contribution of the latissimus dorsi muscle during spine rotation. I competed in my final season of eligibility with the women's track and field team while serving as a team captain during my first year in the program. I am also working with a community patient with multiple sclerosis a couple of times per week. Show less