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From left to right: Ryan Chen, Sheereen Harris, and Hannah Johnson at Kinesiology and Health Sciences Research Day, posing in front of a white backdrop

Friday, April 4, 2025

R. Chen and H. Johnson present at Kinesiology and Health Sciences Research Day

Congratulations to PHRESH Lab Members: Ryan Chen and Hannah Johnson for presenting their research at the Kinesiology and Health Sciences Research Day.

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