Hunter Neuro Lab

Kennedy is today' graduating high school senior featured from her swim club. She will miss her swim team a lot but gain new team mates at Illinois.

Today’s senior spotlight is on Kennedy Rainwater!! 🌟 Favorite event: 1000 Freestyle 🌟 Most memorable swimming achievement: Getting 5th in the 800 free at NCSA’s this year and dropping time! 🌟 What I will miss most about swimming with EBSC: The support from my friends and teammates. 🌟 Post grad plans: Kennedy will be attending the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, majoring in kinesiology, and swimming for the Fighting Illini. Congratulations, Kennedy 🎉! Thank you for your enthusiasm and determination. You have been such a strong role model for your EBSC teammates. EBSC wishes you great success as you head to Illinois!

Our very own Dr. Hunter was recently interviewed by Elizabeth Millard from Runner's World to talk about tiredness and fatigue.

The article is titled "Learn How Tiredness Differs from Fatigue Symptoms So You Can Keep Your Energy Up" and speaks on how each one can impact your own runs.

Read the full text here if you are a Runner's World+ member: https://loom.ly/vZjY4oM

Our laboratory is excited to share this announcement of our new NIH R01 grant to study individuals with pre-diabetes and type 2 diabetes.

Health Sciences faculty receive $3.02 million grant to study exercise limitations in the pre-diabetic population - Marquette Today Dr. Sandra Hunter, professor of exercise science, and Dr. Christopher Sundberg, assistant professor of exercise science, both in the Department of Physical Therapy in the College of Health Sciences, have been awarded a $3.02 million R01 grant from the National Institutes of Health’s National Insti...

This summer we had 2 fantastic summer research program students - Emma & Sammi!