Rachel (left) with  Maggie Delaney, PT Student at Northern Arizona University.

Name: Rachel Franey
Hometown: Owensboro, Kentucky
Physical Therapy, Class of 2015

by Geza Bruckner

Human and mammalian milk, a key source of early infant nourishment, has evolved as a result of 200 million plus years of Darwinian pressure on mammalian lactation to become the near perfect species specific neonatal food.

Name: Ryan Hunton
Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky  
Program: Physician Assistant Studies
Class of 2017

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Name: Matt Williams
Hometown: Hazard, Kentucky  
Program: Physical Therapy (Hazard Campus)
Class of 2016

Name: Brian T. Gregg, MS, OTR/L, CHT, MAJ, SP, USA
Hometown: Fayetteville, NC
Undergrad and grad degrees: Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy and Master of Science in Sport and Fitness Management 
Expected grad year: 2016

UK PhD Student’s First Visit to Samaritan’s Touch UK Student Physical Therapy Clinic Brings Answers and Relief

Name: Ian de Rozario Crossett
Hometown: Salt Lake City, UT
Program: Athletic Training, Class of 2016

Why did you choose the UK College of Health Sciences for your education?
I was interested in continuing my education at the highest level possible in my field and the UK Division of Athletic Training certainly embodies that goal. 

Read about our students and why they chose the UK College of Health Sciences. 

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Name: Eddie Hamilton
Hometown: Harold, Kentucky  
Program: Medical Laboratory Science (Hazard Campus)
Class of 2015

Why did you choose the College of Health Sciences MLS program at the Center of Excellence in Rural Health in Hazard?
I chose the Hazard campus because it allowed me to commute between campus and home. Being able to take care of my family is very important to me, so being able to commute was a godsend.

Name: Carolyn Blissett
Hometown: Originally from Jamaica  
Undergrad major: Exercise Science
Program: Physical Therapy
Class Year: Class of 2016

Why did you choose UK CHS?
I chose the UK CHS because I was aware of its exceptional Doctor of Physical Therapy Program and because I was accepted to be a part of it! The opportunity for international service was another aspect that led to my desire to be part of this program.