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Skidmore College
Health and Human Physiological Sciences

Life After Skidmore

Our graduates are involved in a wide variety of health-related professional careers including clinical research, physical and occupational therapy, nursing, and medicine. Many graduates pursue advanced degrees in exercise physiology, public health, immunology and genetics in hopes to develop new knowledge that can improve human health. Several former students have gone on to become faculty members at major research universities, most recently is Wesley Lefferts ’11 who is now an Assistant Professor in the College of Human Sciences at Iowa State University. Learn more about Wes’ story here. Other former students have gone on to work in government agencies.  Meg Everett '02 is the International Space Station Program Deputy Chief Scientist for NASA.  Learn more about Meg's story here:

https://roundupreads.ird.appdat.jsc.nasa.gov/roundup/2337

 


Wesley Lefferts '11

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Health and Human Physiological Sciences