NEWS & UPDATES
2014 NATIONAL CONFERENCE
STUDENT ABSTRACT AWARD
WINNERS
The NSCA would like to thank and
congratulate the following student
research abstract award winners for
their presentations at the 2014 NSCA
National Conference:
DOCTORAL STUDENT OUTSTANDING
PODIUM PRESENTATION
John McMahon
University of Salford
Relationships Between Medial
Gastrocnemius Tendon Stiffness and Lower
Limb Stiffness During Unilateral Hopping
DOCTORAL STUDENT OUTSTANDING
POSTER PRESENTATION
Haley Bergstrom
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Sustainability, Physiological, and Perceptual
Responses at the Critical Heart Rate During
Treadmill Running
MASTER’S STUDENT OUTSTANDING
PODIUM PRESENTATION
David Looney
University of Connecticut
Does Fatiguing Light Resistance Exercise
Maximize Motor Unit Activity?
MASTER’S STUDENT OUTSTANDING
POSTER PRESENTATION
Adam Sterczala
University of Connecticut
The Effect of Acute Heavy
Resistance Exercise on Neutrophils
and Myeloperoxidase
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT
OUTSTANDING POSTER PRESENTATION
If you missed any of the poster abstract
presentations at the National Conference,
you can view them online in the new
electronic poster gallery that can be found
at http://www.eventscribe.com/2014/
posters/nsca/ListView.asp. Abstract
submissions for the 2015 NSCA National
Conference will open November 3, 2014.
More information will be posted in a future
issue of the Bulletin.
2014 NSCAF SCHOLARSHIP AND
GRANT AWARD WINNERS
2014 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
Garrett Hester
Oklahoma State University
Justin Roethlingshoefer
University of Louisville
John Cvengros
University of Toledo
Andy Khamoui
Florida State University
Joseph Rosenburg
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
CHALLENGE SCHOLARSHIP
Luke Pryor
University of Connecticut
Shawn Flanagan
University of Connecticut
Adam Cady
Duke University
Eric Sobolewski
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Adam Wells
University of Central Florida
Ryan Colquhoun
University of South Florida
Robert Morton
McMaster University
Phillip Worts
Florida State University
Eric Trexler
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Michael Macellari
Touro University College of
Osteopathic Medicine
Justin Nicoll
University of Rhode Island
Jacob Mota
Texas Tech University
Samuel Buckner
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Barbell Deadlift Training Increases the Rate
of Torque Development and Vertical Jump
Performance in Novices
Adam Jatner
University of Central Florida
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Tyler Farney
Louisiana State University
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Ciaran Fairman
Georgia Southern University
WOMEN’S SCHOLARSHIP
Kristen Cochrane
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Tori Beaudette
California State University-Fullerton
Michelle Boland
Springfield College
Jenny Conlon
Edith Cowan University, Western Australia
Patricia Dietz
University of Kansas
Kendra Olinghouse
Texas Tech University
Lina Loundgren
Edith Cowan University
Katie McLelend
California State University-Fullerton
Hailee Wingfield
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill