Sertic receives NASPSPA Outstanding Student Paper Award

Jacquelyn Sertic, PhD student in the School of Kinesiology and member of the Human SensorimotorControl Laboratory (HSCL), was awarded the Outstanding Student Paper Award from the North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity (NASPSPA). Sertic’s paper, entitled “Ankle position sense acuity does not decline in physically active older adults,” reports on a study that examined proprioceptive function in older adults. Sertic will be formally recognized at the annual NASPSPA Conference proceedings in Toronto in early June. She is advised by Dr. Jürgen Konczak, professor of biomechanics and neuromotor control and director of the HSCL.