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PhD Teaching & Research Assistantships
Applied Neuromechanics Research Laboratory
Department of Kinesiology
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Applications are invited for graduate research / teaching assistantships for students interested in pursuing a Ph.D. in Applied Neuromechanics through the Department of Kinesiology. These funded positions will assist with teaching in the Department of Kinesiology and assist with ongoing research with emphases on lower extremity injury risk. Individuals with a background in sports medicine, kinesiology, biomechanics, motor control, or related fields are invited to apply.
The Applied Neuromechanics Research Laboratory provides research opportunities for faculty and graduate students in the masters and doctoral degree programs in Athletic Training, Applied Neuromechanics, Sports Medicine and Motor Control (http://kin.wp.uncg.edu/graduate/areas-of-study/applied-neuromechanics-research-group/phd-program/). Ongoing research includes:
· Genetic and Hormonal Influences on ACL Function and Knee Injury Risk
· Assessment of Ligament Quality and ACL Injury Risk
· Biomechanical Factors of ACL Injury and Degenerative Cartilage Health
· Influence of Rehabilitative Instructional Strategy on Neural Processing
Applicants should have completed their master’s degree in an appropriate field of study, have the clinical expertise and research interests within the breadth of the laboratory research agenda, and be highly motivated to develop their independent research, writing, and presentation skills. Candidates with 2-5 years of clinical experience (PT, AT, etc) are preferred. The comprehensive plan of study will also provide experiences in teaching, mentoring undergraduate research, and grant writing.
Information about the PhD concentration in Applied Neuromechanics, including the Ph.D. program of study, faculty bios, laboratory facilities, recent publications and on-going projects, can be found at http://www.uncg.edu/kin/anrl/facilities.html. General information and admission requirements for PhD programs in the Kinesiology can be found at: http://kin.wp.uncg.edu/graduate-2/gr...ctive-overview
Applications are competitive. For any questions, interested individuals should not hesitate to contact Dr. Sandy Shultz (sjshultz@uncg.edu)
Applied Neuromechanics Research Laboratory
Department of Kinesiology
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Applications are invited for graduate research / teaching assistantships for students interested in pursuing a Ph.D. in Applied Neuromechanics through the Department of Kinesiology. These funded positions will assist with teaching in the Department of Kinesiology and assist with ongoing research with emphases on lower extremity injury risk. Individuals with a background in sports medicine, kinesiology, biomechanics, motor control, or related fields are invited to apply.
The Applied Neuromechanics Research Laboratory provides research opportunities for faculty and graduate students in the masters and doctoral degree programs in Athletic Training, Applied Neuromechanics, Sports Medicine and Motor Control (http://kin.wp.uncg.edu/graduate/areas-of-study/applied-neuromechanics-research-group/phd-program/). Ongoing research includes:
· Genetic and Hormonal Influences on ACL Function and Knee Injury Risk
· Assessment of Ligament Quality and ACL Injury Risk
· Biomechanical Factors of ACL Injury and Degenerative Cartilage Health
· Influence of Rehabilitative Instructional Strategy on Neural Processing
Applicants should have completed their master’s degree in an appropriate field of study, have the clinical expertise and research interests within the breadth of the laboratory research agenda, and be highly motivated to develop their independent research, writing, and presentation skills. Candidates with 2-5 years of clinical experience (PT, AT, etc) are preferred. The comprehensive plan of study will also provide experiences in teaching, mentoring undergraduate research, and grant writing.
Information about the PhD concentration in Applied Neuromechanics, including the Ph.D. program of study, faculty bios, laboratory facilities, recent publications and on-going projects, can be found at http://www.uncg.edu/kin/anrl/facilities.html. General information and admission requirements for PhD programs in the Kinesiology can be found at: http://kin.wp.uncg.edu/graduate-2/gr...ctive-overview
Applications are competitive. For any questions, interested individuals should not hesitate to contact Dr. Sandy Shultz (sjshultz@uncg.edu)
| Sandy Shultz PhD ATC |
| Professor and Chair |
| Dept of Kinesiology |
| The University of North Carolina at Greensboro |
| sjshultz@uncg.edu |
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