From Spiking Volleyballs to Spiking Neurons: A Volleyball Player’s Journey to a Master’s Degree
After completing her undergraduate degree in biochemistry, a senior volleyball player at Mississippi State utilized her extra year of eligibility to transfer to Kent State University. She sought to redefine her collegiate experience, balancing pursuing a master's degree in biology, participating in DI volleyball, and conducting life-changing neurological research aimed at restoring spinal cord functions.
Her decision to take control of her collegiate career and pursue a path that aligned with her ambitions illustrates the importance of self-determination and seizing opportunities to create a fulfilling future.
- Completed undergraduate degree in biochemistry
- Pursuing a master's degree in biology
- Working on research focused on restoring functions in induced spinal cord injuries
- Successfully concluded her volleyball career at Kent State
- Applied to PhD programs with neuro focuses
- Awaiting acceptance notification for Biomedical Sciences and Biological Sciences programs
If accepted into a PhD program, she plans to continue her education and research at Kent State, eager to contribute to the field of neurology.
By proactively shaping her collegiate journey and pursuing her passions in both volleyball and neurology, she exemplifies the power of taking charge of one's narrative to create a meaningful and rewarding future.
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