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Hello there! I am a 22 year old graduate school student from Frankfort, Kentucky. I am currently attending Bellarmine University as an active student in their Physical Therapy Doctoral Program. I also attended Bellarmine for my undergraduate education and graduated with a degree in Exercise Science in May of 2015.
Education
Bellarmine University Undergraduate Exercise Science Program - (2011-2014)
Bellarmine University Graduate Physical Therapy Program - (2014-Current)
