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Kimberley Recipient of Dystonia Grant and MMF Research Award
Congratulations to Teresa Jacobson Kimberley, Phd, PT for two recent awards. Dr. Kimberley received a 2 year grant from the Dystonia Medical Research Foundation to pursue her research titled, "rTMS for the Treatment of Focal Hand Dystonia." Dr. Kimberley also received a 2 year research award from the Minnesota Medical Foundation (MMF) for "Cortical mapping of sensory and motor areas in healthy individuals and individuals with focal hand dystonia." Dr. Kimberly is a faculty member with the Physical Therapy Program at the University of Minnesota. Congratulations to Teresa. |
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Leuneburg Winner of President's Student Leadership and Service Award
Michael Leuneburg, SPT, was recently named recipient of the 2008 President's Student Leadership and Service Award. Each year, the President's Student Leadership and Service Award (PSLSA) recognize the accomplishments and contributions made by outstanding student leaders at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. It is presented to approximately one-half of one percent of the student body for their exceptional leadership and service to the University of Minnesota and the surrounding community. Awards will be presented at the President's Award Banquet taking place on May 5th, 2008 in the Great Hall of Coffman Union. Congratulations to Michael on this prestigious award! |
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Three New Adjunct Faculty Members Join PT Program
The Physical Therapy Program welcomes three new adjunct faculty members: Lori Danzl, PT, GCS teaches in the Human Growth and Development course and specializes in stroke rehabilitation at the Minneapolis VA Medical Center; Karen Decker, PT teaches in the Anatomy and Musculoskeletal I courses and practices at the Minnesota Head and Neck Pain Clinic; and Lorene Rautanen, PT is a clinical instructor for the Clerkship I & II courses and practices at Jones Harrison in Minneapolis. |
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Two Adjunct Faculty Members on the Cover of PT Maganzine
Congratulations to Michelle Peterson, DPT, NCS and Lynnette Leuty, PT, NCS for a job well done as their work with traumatic brain injury was highlighted in the PT Magazine, March 2008 issue, "Traumatic Injury, Dramatic Results." |
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PT Program Welcomes Nuckley to Faculty
The Physical Therapy Program at the University of Minnesota announces their newest faculty member, Dr. David Nuckley. Dr. Nuckley arrives to the University of Minnesota from the University of Washington in Seattle. Dr. Nuckley holds a BS in Bioengineering from Syracuse University and a PhD in Bioengineering from the University of Washington. His specialty is musculoskeletal biomechanics. Welcome David! |
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Glasoe Awarded Grant from Arthritis Foundation
Congratulations to Ward Glasoe, PT Faculty, on his successfully obtaining a $25,000 grant from the Minnesota Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation to investigate biomechanics of bunion deformities of the foot in persons with reheumatoid arthritis. Good job Ward! |
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Ludewig Recipient of NIH Grant
Dr. Paula Ludewig was recently awarded a NIH R03 grant by the National Center for Medical Rehabilitation Research. Dr. Ludewig serves as Co-Investigator on the award with Jonathan P. Braman, MD, Robert F. LaPrade, MD, and Victor Barocas, PhD. Dr. Ludewig's grant funds a study of "Subacromial Space Reductions in Rotator Cuff Disease: Effects on Soft Tissue." The grant will run from September 2007 to August 2009. Congratulations to Dr. Ludewig. |
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Carey Awarded Two Grants from the National Institute of Health
It has been announced that Dr. James Carey, Director of Physical Therapy, has received R01 and R03 grants from the National Institute of Health. Dr. Carey's R01 runs from 2007-2010 and is titled "rTMS and Motor Learning Training to Promote Recovery from Hemiparesis." Dr. Carey was also awarded a RO3 for the study titled: "Ankle Tracking Training in Stroke." Congratulations to Jim! |
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Physical Therapy Program Proudly Announces Student Awards
2007 award winners for the Physical Therapy Program are as follows: Sharp Family Scholarship - Maisie Stish and Carolyn Strand (both Class of 2008); Barbara L. Graham Scholarship - Bethany Nienhuis (2008); Rudolph A. Ptak Fellowship - Sheila Pearson (2008); Beatrice E. & Hurd Boody Scholarship - Nels Johnson (2008); Eleanor Daly Scholarship - Bethany Nienhuis (2008); Janice Steadland Fellowship - Craig Dorn (2007); Margie P. Gardner Fellowship - Teri Takehiro (2009) and Michael Lueneburg (2008). Congratulations also extended to Meagan Binenstock, Class of 2007, who was awarded the MN APTA Outstanding Service Award. For more information regarding these awards, please click here for award descriptions. Congratulations to all of our award winners. |
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Kroll Recipient of Faculty Service Award
Congratulations to Mark Kroll for winning the Physical Therapy Program's 2007 Faculty Service Award. This award is in recognition of Mark's outstanding and continued contributions to the education of students in the University's Physical Therapy Program. |
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Hajela and Phadke Awarded Graduate School Fellows
The Rehabilitation Science Program is proud to announce that PhD students Nupur Hajela and Vandana Phadke have been awarded Fellows from the Graduate School at the University of Minnesota. The Graduate School has awarded the Fellows from Block Grant funds. The awards were given Summer 2007 and are intended to help students offset costs as they progress toward the completion of their respective PhDs. Congratulations to both Nupur and Vandana! |
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Dorsey Recipient of an FSBPT Grant
Dr. Lisa Dorsey was awarded a grant to investigate "Licensure Outcomes: A Comparison between Entry-Level Master's and Doctoral Physical Therapy Degree Programs 2005-2006 Follow-Up." Dr. Dorsey is faculty with the Physical Therapy Program at the University of Minnesota. |
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Chiao-Nan Chen is Winner of Marzolf Muscular Dystrophy Grant
The Rehabilitation Science Program is proud to announce Chiao-Nan (Joyce) Chen as winner of the Gregory Marzolf Jr. Muscular Dystrophy Training Grant. The award is for $5,000 and helps to cover costs of Chen's proposal, titled "Muscular Protective Effect of Exercise Training in Dystrophin-Deficient Mice." The award is offered through the Paul and Sheila Wellstone Muscular Dystrophy Center. Congratulations Joyce! |
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