Loras College News and Features
Loras College and St. Ambrose University (SAU) signed five new articulation agreements on Thursday to expand the growing partnership between the two schools. The agreements will see students earning undergraduate degrees at one school and a master’s or doctorate degree at the other.
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After showing off his prowess on the soccer pitch as a Duhawk, Zeke Kyoore (’20) is now helping ensure the next generation of players are developing and staying healthy in his new profession.
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The fourth floor of Keane Hall is undergoing a transformation to serve as the new home for athletic training and kinesiology. It will include lab space, offices for faculty and staff, and study space for students.
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New graduate and professional programs expand knowledge beyond graduation. In the past year, Loras has introduced four continuing education programs
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Work is underway to renovate the fourth floor of Keane Hall to provide updated learning spaces for Loras College’s Master’s of Athletic Training and kinesiology programs. The new facilities will be available beginning in January.
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Loras is expanding its offerings in the field of Athletic Training as a new continuing education course will begin this
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These courses will be offered quarterly and will address practice gaps from CAATE 2020 standards to clinical practice for certified athletic trainers and athletic training students in the tri-state region.
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Kammer earned his nickname while with the Tigers. When he spilled his medical bag rushing into the infield to help an injured player, his supplies fell on the field, earning the moniker “Doc.”
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Loras College Masters of Athletic Training students Madeline Smith and Dayna Hartje claimed first prize in the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) Student Writing Contest. It marks the first time Loras students have won this national competition.
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For the fifth time in six years, Loras College Athletic Training Students have won the State of Iowa annual Athletic Training Quiz bowl. With their victory, the team advances to the regional virtual quiz bowl competition at the virtual Mid-American Athletic Trainers Association (MAATA) conference in April.
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