November 02, 2017
Jared Kazmierczak, a freshman exercise science major from South Bend, wipes out as members of the EXS 103 Teaching Sport Skills race on hockey sleds in the Thunder Ice Arena at Trine University on Thursday, Nov. 2. The class, taught by Cathy Swick, Ph.D., associate dean in the Rinker-Ross School of Health Sciences, covers adapted sports among its topics and students learned from Amy Alt, youth hockey program director at Trine, about sled hockey, which allows people with physical disabilities to play hockey.
Photo by Dean Orewiler
Two Trine University alumni were recently named to the fifth annual Rising 30 class, recognizing outstanding young professionals making significant early-career contributions to Indiana’s advanced manufacturing and logistics (AML) sectors.
While many professors would frown on students playing games during class, it was encouraged in one Trine University course this past spring.
Katie Sloneker was a high-achieving student at Trine University, helping take the women’s basketball team to the NCAA Division III Final Four, double-majoring and earning her MBA, working in the Admission Office and being part of Ehinger Fellows.