Jennifer Rivera, NSCA Foundation Graduate Research Doctoral Recipient
NSCA Foundation: Voices of Innovation Interview Series
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16m
Jennifer Rivera, a passionate researcher and doctoral student at Kent State University, discusses her research interests in immune function, inflammation, and skeletal muscle damage in the context of exercise. She shares how her curiosity led her to explore the effects of myofascial release on athletic performance and recovery. The interview also touches on Jennifer's background as a dancer, her challenges in subject recruitment, her approach to collaborating with other researchers, the importance of networking at conferences and offers advice to those considering a career in research. Jennifer is part of the NSCA Diversity Mentorship Program and invites viewers to connect with her on LinkedIn and Instagram for more insights into her work.
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