If you haven't seen the position yet, we are looking for a motivated faculty member to teach in our Exercise Science undergrad and Carroll Sport Physiology and Performance Coaching grad programs to continue to push our programs to the next level! Position description here: secure4.saashr.com/ta/6153588.car…

Our job posting for working at Carroll University within the Exercise Science Department and the Carroll Sport Physiology and Performance Coaching grad program is now posted on HigherEdJobs: higheredjobs.com/faculty/detail… Please share with those who may be interested and reach out to me if you have questions! 💪

Come work with Tim Suchomel and our grad students in the Sport Physiology and Performance Coaching program! We have a unique program that develops strength and conditioning coaches with a sport science background within the Carroll University Sport Performance Institute!

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Update! 🚨Initial review of applications for the Assistant/Associate Professor position within the Exercise Science Department and with Carroll Sport Physiology and Performance Coaching will start on February 15th! If you are interested, make sure you get your materials in! Carroll University higheredjobs.com/faculty/detail…

Come be a part of our team and help move our program forward!

Our Assistant/Associate Professor position in Exercise Science and the Carroll Sport Physiology and Performance Coaching program is still open. We will be reviewing applications in just over two weeks! Make sure you get your application in! higheredjobs.com/faculty/detail…

The students were asked, “What are the characteristics of a good strength and conditioning coach?” Great discussion in our Coaching Theory and Philosophy class!

The Strength and Conditioning Journal Sport Science & Performance Special Issue is live! You can check out articles from @DrJohnPWagle Josh Secomb Lorena Torres, Ph.D, MBA Jo Clubb Ernie Rimer, PhD Aaron J. Cunanan, PhD Austin Driggers, PhD Eric McMahon Clive Brewer & more! Enjoy! @nsca journals.lww.com/nsca-scj/Pages…

Time is ticking! We will start reviewing applications for our Tenure-track/Clinical Assistant/Associate Professor position Carroll University and with Carroll Sport Physiology and Performance Coaching in 10 days! Make sure you get your application in if you want to be considered! Information here: higheredjobs.com/faculty/detail…

Always a good feeling when you finish collecting data for a study! More AEL information coming your way! 💪 Big thanks to the Carroll Sport Physiology and Performance Coaching grad students who helped collect this data! Time to start writing!

Registration for the NSCA Wisconsin Clinic will open soon! Save the date for April 20th! Coach McKeever put together a great lineup!

Be a GA with Pio Women's Soccer and Carroll University Athletics while also working on a master's degree in Sport Physiology and Performance Coaching! Carroll University

Congratulations Baylee! We’re proud to see your hard work pay off! Carroll University NSCA

Congratulations to our 2024 graduates Sofia Camacho and Michaela Phillips! Go off and make the world stronger! Carroll University Tim Suchomel

The standard angry strength coach picture with this year’s Carroll Sport Physiology and Performance Coaching grads! Congrats Sofia and Michaela! And yes, they were required to do a full squat before receiving their hoods 💪

Well done to Shane Murphy on winning the Masters Outstanding Podium Presentation NSCA National 2024.

Anyone looking for more information on the poster can access it at the link below: researchgate.net/publication/38…

#nscacon24 was one to remember! 12 of the current and former Carroll Sport Physiology and Performance Coaching students and our undergrad intern presented 21 research abstracts from our lab Carroll University Thank you NSCA for the opportunity!

Shout out to our current & former students, undergrad intern, and Tim Suchomel for representing Carroll University at the NSCA #nscacon24 conference last week! Our students presented a number of research abstracts and one came away with an award! Great to see the hard work paying off!