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  1. Teresa Fung giving a lecture

    Professor Teresa Fung recently published one of the first studies on soda consumption and the increased risk of hip fractures in postmenopausal women. Soda consumption remains high in the United States, and hip fractures in the elderly can impact quality...

  2. Abigail Flinn, Katelyn McCarthy, Julianne Pondelli '18C and Samantha DeLucca

    We joined Julianne in the rink and learned how her unique approach to coaching empowers her students. To her students, Julianne Pondelli '18C is much more than a skating coach—she’s a source of support and refuge in the rigorous sport...

  3. Mary Soares on a worksite

    We caught up with Mary about her experience volunteering for Habitat for Humanity during spring break. On pursuing nursing For as long as I can remember I have wanted to be a nurse. My biggest role model is my mom...

  4. Headshot of Lisa Brown

    Determining the underlying causes of child obesity in the city of Worcester, Massachusetts. The researchers for this project will perform a needs assessment to determine the underlying causes of child obesity in the city of Worcester, Massachusetts. This assessment has...

  5. Sam Magraw figure skating

    Sam tells us what figure skating means to her and who she rooted for during the Olympics! On pursuing nursing I've always loved caring for others and making them feel better when they're not at their best. My grandmother was...

  6. Lindsey Sumpman in downhill skiing competition.

    Lindsey turned her passion for skiing into a career path. On pursuing physical therapy I’m fascinated with the human body and providing care for others, so I always planned on becoming a doctor. Then, at the age of 12 I...

  7. Headshot of Cristina Samaniego

    As a child, Cristina was captivated by her grandfather's stories of helping others. At Simmons, she's proud to follow in his footsteps. On pursuing nursing When I was younger, my grandfather would captivate me with his stories about volunteering at...

  8. Headshot of Matt Priven

    Matt tells us how he turned his passion for food and nutrition into a business. On pursuing nutrition Cooking (and eating) has always been a passion of mine. I considered going to culinary school and becoming a chef, but I...

  9. Courtney LeBlanc looking over a city while studying abroad.

    As Student Director of Education Sparks, Courtney discusses the value of learning beyond the classroom. On choosing Simmons I've always wanted to work in a field where I can help others — nursing allows me to combine my passion for...

  10. Headshot of Adrienne Worthington

    We caught up with Adriene about her work with the Greater Boston Food Bank. Did a particular experience or person inspire you to pursue your career in nutrition? I had just moved to Boston and was working as a cook...