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Susanna Pirollo ’22 values the observational experience she’s receiving with the university’s athletic training staff. As a Master of Science in Athletic Training (MSAT) student and track and field athlete, she’s getting a different perspective of athletics. “These observational experiences have allowed me to learn from the athletic trainers and get an inside understanding of how an athletic training room operates and the role of athletic trainers throughout the day during rehabilitation hours, practices and games.”

Pirollo sees herself working for a university or perhaps even the military someday as a certified athletic trainer and hopes to be able to use this knowledge and experience to coach in the future as well. “Being able to continue to participate in track and field was very important to me and ����ֱ�� has allowed me to continue to pursue my athletic goals in addition to helping prepare me for my future career as an athletic trainer.”