Acting as head coach for the U.S. Martial Arts Team takes a lot of time – about 30 hours a week to be exact. Add on the time spent pursuing a doctoral degree in teaching-learning processes with an emphasis in kinesiology at the University of Missouri–St. Louis, along...
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Doctoral candidate doubles as head coach of U.S. Martial Arts Team
Acting as head coach for the U.S. Martial Arts Team takes a lot of time – about 30 hours a week to be exact. Add on the time spent pursuing a doctoral degree in teaching-learning processes with an emphasis in kinesiology at the University of Missouri–St. Louis, along...
Doctoral candidate doubles as head coach of U.S. Martial Arts Team
Acting as head coach for the U.S. Martial Arts Team takes a lot of time – about 30 hours a week to be exact. Add on the time spent pursuing a doctoral degree in teaching-learning processes with an emphasis in kinesiology at the University of Missouri–St. Louis, along...
Eye on UMSL: An international welcome
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