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I am a first year physical therapy student at Bellarmine University. I grew up in Columbia City, IN, which is a small town just west of Fort Wayne, IN. I graduated from University of Dayton in May 2010 with a Bachelors of Science degree. I am currently very interested in the pediatric domain of physical therapy, but I am open to other avenues as I learn about many other options as a PT student.
Education
University of Dayton: August 2006-May 2010 Bachelors of Science Major: Biology/ Minor: Psychology
Bellarmine University: June 2010- Current Doctor of Physical Therapy Student
