Head Coach: Mike Miller
Assistant Coaches: Brendan Wilkins, Anna Steinman
Graduate Assistants: Amanda Kulas, Jack Pinho, Isaiah Brooks
Volunteer Assistant: Vladamir Strelnitski
2019-20 Springfield College Women's Track and Field Roster
| Event(s) | Hometown/High School | Major | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Maddie
Albright
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Cl.: Sr. | Event(s): Throws | Hometown/High School: Wethersfield, Conn. / Wethersfield | Major: Health Science |
Sophia
Andrew
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Cl.: So. | Event(s): Distance | Hometown/High School: Newtown, Conn. / Westover School | Major: Physician Assistant |
Caitlin
Bacon
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Cl.: So. | Event(s): Throws | Hometown/High School: Stratford, Conn. / Stratford | Major: Athletic Training |
Nikki
Bindell
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Cl.: So. | Event(s): Jumps | Hometown/High School: Wantagh, N.Y. / Wantagh | Major: Sports Biology |
Deanna
Carlone
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Cl.: Jr. | Event(s): Distance | Hometown/High School: Canostota, N.Y. / Canastota | Major: Athletic Training |
Christa
Carr
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Cl.: Fy. | Event(s): Throws | Hometown/High School: Pittsfield, Maine. / Pittsfield | Major: Athletic Training |
Tess
Chilcott
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Cl.: So. | Event(s): Distance | Hometown/High School: Pembroke, Mass. / Pembroke | Major: Physical Therapy |
Abigail
Clinch
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Cl.: Fy. | Event(s): Jumps, Sprints | Hometown/High School: Windham, Maine / Windham | Major: Special Education/ English |
Ashley
Consolini
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Cl.: Sr. | Event(s): Sprints | Hometown/High School: Southwick, Mass. / Southwick-Tolland | Major: Athletic Training |
Aly
Coyle
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Cl.: So. | Event(s): Distance | Hometown/High School: Pembroke, Mass. / Pembroke | Major: Physical Therapy |
Carley
Crain
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Cl.: Fy. | Event(s): Distance | Hometown/High School: Manchester, N.H. / Manchester Central | Major: Communications/Sports Journalism |
Gabby
DeRose
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Cl.: So. | Event(s): Distance | Hometown/High School: Wilbraham, Mass. / Minnechaug Regional | Major: Physical Education |
Chloe
Dewhurst
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Cl.: So. | Event(s): Jumps | Hometown/High School: Lancaster, Mass. / Nashoba Regional | Major: Sport Management |
Emma
Donohue
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Cl.: So. | Event(s): Sprints | Hometown/High School: East Hampton, Conn. / East Hampton | Major: Physical Therapy |
Erin
Duffy
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Cl.: Fy. | Event(s): Jumps, Sprints | Hometown/High School: Stafford Springs, Conn. / Stafford | Major: Criminal Justice |
Lauren
Duggan
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Cl.: Jr. | Event(s): Distance | Hometown/High School: Mansfield, Mass / Mansfield | Major: Occupational Therapy |
Katie
Evans
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Cl.: Sr. | Event(s): Sprints | Hometown/High School: Holyoke, Mass. / South Hadley | Major: Sports Biology |
Katie
Everton
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Cl.: Jr. | Event(s): Jumps | Hometown/High School: Stow, Mass. / Nashoba Regional | Major: Physical Therapy |
Mia
Facchini
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Cl.: Sr. | Event(s): Jumps | Hometown/High School: Chicopee, Mass. / Chicopee | Major: Health Science/Healthcare Management |
Sydney
Fackrell
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Cl.: So. | Event(s): Sprints | Hometown/High School: Hamburg, N.J. / Wallkill Valley Regional | Major: Physical Therapy |
Emory
Fairchild
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Cl.: Jr. | Event(s): Distance | Hometown/High School: New Milford, Conn. / New Milford | Major: Nutritional Sciences |
Heather
Fontaine
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Cl.: So. | Event(s): Distance | Hometown/High School: Brimfield, Mass. / Quaboag Regional | Major: Physical Therapy |
Megan
Glanton
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Cl.: Fy. | Event(s): Multis | Hometown/High School: Averill Park, N.Y. / Averill Park | Major: Physical Therapy |
Lily
Gould
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Cl.: Fy. | Event(s): Throws | Hometown/High School: Clifton Park, N.Y. / Shenendehowa | Major: Psychology |
Matlyn
Gross
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Cl.: Fy. | Event(s): Jumps | Hometown/High School: Altamont, N.Y. / Guilderland | Major: Psychology |
Elizabeth
Herlihy
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Cl.: So. | Event(s): Sprints | Hometown/High School: Shelton, Conn. / Shelton | Major: Physical Education |
Caroline
Hitchcock
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Cl.: Jr. | Event(s): Jumps | Hometown/High School: Agawam, Mass. / Agawam | Major: Undeclared |
Hannah
Hu
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Cl.: So. | Event(s): Jumps | Hometown/High School: Northborough, Mass. / Algonquin Regional | Major: Occupational Therapy |
Brenna
LaChapelle
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Cl.: Fy. | Event(s): Distance | Hometown/High School: Shrewsbury, Mass. / Shrewsbury | Major: Physician Assistant and Health Sciences |
Emily
LaPlante
|
Cl.: Jr. | Event(s): Multis | Hometown/High School: Troy, N.Y. / Tamarac | Major: Athletic Training |
Kathryn
Laughlin
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Cl.: So. | Event(s): Distance | Hometown/High School: East Longmeadow, Mass. / East Longmeadow | Major: Occupational Therapy |
Mikaela
LoPriore
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Cl.: Sr. | Event(s): Throws | Hometown/High School: Niantic, Conn. / East Lyme | Major: General Studies |
Alex
Mackey
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Cl.: So. | Event(s): Distance | Hometown/High School: West Barnstable, Mass. / Barnstable | Major: Applied Exercise Science |
Nicole
Meore
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Cl.: So. | Event(s): Distance | Hometown/High School: Nanuet, N.Y. / Clarkstown South | Major: Health Science |
Hannah
Miller
|
Cl.: So. | Event(s): Jumps | Hometown/High School: Colchester, Vt. / Rice Memorial | Major: Athletic Training |
Carley
Moyher
|
Cl.: Sr. | Event(s): Throws | Hometown/High School: Killingworth, Conn. / Haddam-Killingworth | Major: Communication Sciences and Disorders |
Abigail
Murdock
|
Cl.: Jr. | Event(s): Distance | Hometown/High School: Westerly, R.I. / Westerly | Major: Health Science |
Maura
Murphy
|
Cl.: Fy. | Event(s): Distance | Hometown/High School: Ridgefield, Conn. / Immaculate | Major: Undeclared |
Taylor
Nogiec
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Cl.: Jr. | Event(s): Jumps | Hometown/High School: Berlin, Conn. / USSHE | Major: Physician Assistant |
Marissa
Paolangeli
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Cl.: So. | Event(s): Distance | Hometown/High School: Tolland, Conn. / Tolland | Major: Health Science |
Alexandra
Pratt
|
Cl.: Sr. | Event(s): Jumps | Hometown/High School: Pawcatuck, Conn. / Stonington | Major: Education/Psychology |
Zoe
Przybycien
|
Cl.: Fy. | Event(s): Jumps | Hometown/High School: Three Rivers, Mass. / Palmer | Major: Undeclared |
Samantha
Przybylski
|
Cl.: Fy. | Event(s): Sprints | Hometown/High School: Southington, Conn. / Southington | Major: Sports Biology |
Emily
Racana
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Cl.: Fy. | Event(s): Pole Vault | Hometown/High School: Rotterdam, N.Y. / Mohonasen | Major: Physical Therapy |
Emma
Raccaro
|
Cl.: Fy. | Event(s): Sprints | Hometown/High School: Princeton, N.J. / Montgomery | Major: Physical Therapy |
Emma
Radler
|
Cl.: So. | Event(s): Pole Vault | Hometown/High School: North Ferrisburgh, Vt. / Mount Abraham | Major: Physician Assistant |
Caroline
Ridgewell
|
Cl.: Fy. | Event(s): Sprints | Hometown/High School: Paxton, Mass. / Wachusett Regional | Major: Health Science |
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Elizabeth
Rose
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Cl.: Fy. | Event(s): Distance | Hometown/High School: Storrs, Conn. / E.O. Smith | Major: American Studies Education and Elementary/Special Education |
Caisey
Scarpinella
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Cl.: Fy. | Event(s): Jumps | Hometown/High School: Smithtown, N.Y. / Hauppauge | Major: Psychology |
Nicole
Sedler
|
Cl.: So. | Event(s): Distance | Hometown/High School: Boxborough, Mass. / Acton-Boxborough | Major: Health Science |
Katherine
Strain
|
Cl.: Sr. | Event(s): Multis | Hometown/High School: Longmeadow, Mass. / Longmeadow | Major: Environmental Science |
Emily
Szalai
|
Cl.: Fy. | Event(s): Distance | Hometown/High School: Oak Ridge, N.J. / Jefferson Township | Major: Undeclared |
Abby
Tata
|
Cl.: So. | Event(s): Sprints | Hometown/High School: Westminster, Mass. / Oakmont Regional | Major: Undeclared |
Arianna
Vessicchio
|
Cl.: Fy. | Event(s): Distance | Hometown/High School: Wallingford, Conn. / Sacred Heart Academy | Major: Physical Therapy/Health Science |
Madelyn
Vianney
|
Cl.: Fy. | Event(s): Jumps | Hometown/High School: Middletown, Conn. / Middletown | Major: Sports Biology |
Dani
Wood
|
Cl.: Jr. | Event(s): Sprints | Hometown/High School: Putney, Vt. / Brattleboro Union | Major: Undeclared |
The growing job market for accounting majors is just one reason to consider studying in this multifaceted major. With a broad education based in everything from management to data analytics, you’ll serve as an integral part of any company or organization. Plus, if you’re interested, you can apply for our MBA 4+1 program as an undergrad, earn a bachelor’s degree and MBA in just five years, and get a leg up on competitors in the field. 
Looking for an academic experience that will allow you to better understand the world around you and how you can contribute to it? The American studies major will provide you just that. Our graduates go on to leave their mark on the world in educational, public administration, research, government, marketing, law, and public health settings. 
The Springfield College applied exercise science major was one of the first in the country and remains a hallmark program in the field. With an international reputation and continuously evolving curriculum, the program will leave you prepared to excel in your career or graduate school. We offer three concentrations so you can hone in on your preferred area of study: clinical, fitness management and personal training, and sports performance. 
You’ll develop your creative talents and abilities as an art major through our visual arts courses that will take you from the studio to the computer lab. From photography and printmaking to ceramics and painting, you’ll be well versed in the arts and be prepared for many professional opportunities. 
Inspire creative thinking in young people through the art education major. You’ll be prepared to teach art in grades PreK-8 or 5-12 and influence the youngest generations of artists, teaching students how to express themselves through a variety of media. 
Are you someone who thrives when helping others express themselves? If so, the art therapy major may be a good fit for you. Art therapy combines psychology and art to help individuals of all ages and ability, as well as the general population, express themselves in a nonverbal manner, often resulting in personal growth and development for them. 
The art therapy education major will prepare you to become an art educator focused on utilizing art for healing purposes. Our graduates have gone on to work in schools, hospitals, clinics, and geriatric centers. 
The biology major provides you with flexibility to get what you want from your educational experience, from human anatomy to plant science. Our coursework creates a strong foundation in the life sciences and prepares you for careers or graduate school opportunities in the science fields. 
Our biology education major will prepare you to be a high school biology teacher. In this major, you’ll immerse yourself in education courses that will provide you the knowledge and skills to be an effective educator, and biology courses that will give you the life sciences knowledge base required for your future classroom. 
Our business management major will hone your management skills and prepare you to be a strong leader in business organizations. You’ll also take electives that are relevant to your specific career interests while gaining a strong foundation in management, marketing, finance, and accounting. Plus, if you’re interested, you can apply for our MBA 4+1 program as an undergrad, earn a bachelor’s degree and MBA in five years, and get a leg up on competitors in the field. 
In the communications sciences and disorders major, you’ll gain the knowledge and educational background required for graduate programs in speech-language pathology or audiology, and to be eligible for a Massachusetts license as a speech-language pathology assistant. If you’re looking for a career path that involves making a big impact on the lives of others, look no further than a major in communication sciences and disorders. 
From TV and radio to online journalism and public relations, the communications/sports journalism major covers it all. You’ll be able to dive into your individual interests based on the industry you’re interested in working in and the skillsets you’re looking to develop. Internship experiences and the ability to contribute to campus media outlets, including our student newspaper, radio station, and TV station, allow you to put that firsthand experience on your resume before graduating. 
Are you interested in looking behind the scenes at technology? Do you have an interest in software development, Internet and network security, or systems management? Well, the computer and information sciences major covers all of that, and more. You’ll be prepared to enter the workforce with database, multi-platform programming, analytical, and business skills that are sure to make you an asset to any organization. 
The computer graphics and digital arts major gives students the incredible opportunity to learn, embrace their creative side, and develop the skills necessary to succeed in Web design, graphic design, and 3D animation. Through the program, you’ll create an impressive portfolio that you can show employers once you enter the workforce. With an ever-evolving curriculum that runs the gamut from game design to Web design, this major will prepare you for whatever comes next in the industry. 
Are you the type of person who gets engrossed in shows about crime, the psychology behind individuals who commit crimes, and how the legal system in the United States works? You’d be a good fit for the criminal justice (CJ) major at Springfield College. As a CJ major, you’ll get to examine all aspects of the law, participate in internships related to your area of interest, and be prepared for career where you’ll serve and protect. 
The art of dance incorporates individuality, creativity, and technique into a beautiful and expressive form of movement. In the dance major, you’ll develop your talents and technique and gain experience through fieldwork and internship opportunities. Many dance students combine dance with another major, such as psychology or management, as a way to adapt their passion for dance into careers in the fields of education, therapy, or business. 
Molding the minds of youth is a rewarding and challenging career that is sure to keep you on your toes. At Springfield College, you’ll be prepared for whatever comes next, as you’ll have teaching experience on your resume before you graduate, and be licensed to teach students with or without disabilities in integrated public schools, from preschools to second grade. If you’re looking for a career that makes a big difference in the lives of children, early childhood education is it. 
Become a teacher who inspires others through the Springfield College education major. You’ll begin your academic career by studying the subject that most interests you; from there, you’ll take classes that will prepare you for your future as an educator. Graduates from this program are highly sought after, and have gone on to work with all age groups and in both private and public schools throughout the world. 
Dedicate yourself to a profession that makes a difference through the elementary and special education major at Springfield College. Our dual program will prepare you to work with elementary-aged students and students with special needs. You’ll learn from highly-qualified professors and gain student-teaching experience in local classrooms, which will help you become an educator who can meet the needs of each individual student. 
Ignite curiosity in the minds of our nation’s youngest learners as an elementary school teacher. Our elementary education major can provide you with skills, knowledge, and expertise that will push you to become a highly-skilled, effective teacher. Our top-notch student-teaching program, which you’ll enter into during year four of your education, will make it so that you graduate ready not just to teach elementary-aged children, but to inspire them. 
Explore your passion for helping others through the emergency medical services management major. Students will learn to assist those who may be ill, injured, or in crisis. The program will qualify them to work in the EMS field as soon as they hold an EMT-basic certification. Graduates of this program often begin as paramedics and, from there, move on to work in management roles within the field. Ready for the challenge? 
The English major at Springfield College will leave you with numerous career options. In the major, you’ll further your critical thinking, communication, writing, and research skills, and have the opportunity to get your work published in one of our on-campus publications. Graduates from our program have worked in the fields of education, journalism, research, government, publishing, advertising, technical or creative writing, and editing. 
Elementary-aged students and students with special needs require a teacher with compassion, dedication, and strong communication skills. Sound like you? Pursue our English education major for elementary and special education. In this major, you’ll learn to utilize your writing and oral communication skills in the classroom so you can educate, lead, and connect with your students. 
Share the gift of communication with future generations of middle and high school students through our English education (secondary) major. In this program, you’ll strengthen your reading, communication, and analytical skills, and learn to translate that expertise into your leadership role in the classroom. 
You care about the world; put that compassion to good use through the environmental science major, where the world will be your classroom. Our in-field experiences, coupled with innovative course offerings, provide the foundation for the career you deserve, whether it’s in nonprofit organizations, the government, compliance, environmental law, or other related industries. 
Through the Springfield College finance major, you’ll develop business acumen in financial analysis and reporting, and spend time studying current industry practices and exploring real-world applications. And, as a graduate of the finance program, your future is wide open. You can enter into a career as a financial analyst, personal finance advisor, tax collector, revenue agent, and more. 
You march to the beat of your own drum, and here at Springfield College, we celebrate that. It’s why we offer a general studies major, which allows you to create a major of your own design. Study what you’re interested in, and get prepared for exactly the career path you wish to pursue upon graduation. 
Become a leader in the health care industry through the health care management major. Our coursework will help you build a foundation in business and a deep understanding of the health care industry, providing you with knowledge you can apply in both your internship and in your career. Graduates from our program work in various health care settings, including hospitals, home health care agencies, pharmaceutical companies, and health facilities. 
Teach others about the importance of healthy living by becoming a health educator through our health education program. In it, you’ll explore ways to teach individuals and communities about behaviors that promote healthy lifestyles and prevent disease. We even offer teacher licensure, so you can go on to become a licensed health educator for grades PreK through 12. 
Encourage healthy living with a degree in health promotion for schools and communities. Through this program, you can develop skills to plan, implement, and evaluate health programs in schools, community health centers, health care organizations, and work sites. With this knowledge, you can become a health professional in government and social agencies, public and private schools, or clinical settings such as hospitals and medical facilities. 
The health care industry is growing, and you can become an integral part of it by majoring in health science at Springfield College. With a flexible curriculum, you can study the areas that interest you and prepare to enter a career in health care or to pursue your graduate degree. Graduates from this program often go on to pursue their Master of Science, Master of Public Health, or Doctor of Physical Therapy. 
To understand where we’re going, you need to know where we’ve been—and the history major can help you get there. Through this major, students will gain a rich historical knowledge that will allow them to become individuals who are ready to affect change and guide others along the way. As a graduate of this program, you can go on to work in such sectors as education, government service, law, business, diplomacy, libraries and museums, or public relations. 
As a history teacher, you can make the past come alive. Our history education major will set you up with the tools needed to do exactly that. Through this program, students will enhance their analytical, problem-solving, research, and writing skills, making them the perfect candidates to teach middle and high school students. 
This, right here, is marketing. But through the marketing major, you can become the one doing the marketing. Our program spans various aspects of the field, from product development and market research to advertising and analyzing consumer behavior. With this degree, you’ll be ready to pursue a marketing career in the field or industry that most interests you. 
You’re good with numbers, and through the mathematics major, you can turn that skill into a career. In this program, you’ll be able to sharpen your problem-solving and analytical skills while gaining a background in pure and applied areas of math. We offer a traditional program of study in mathematics that may be complemented with an optional teacher certification in secondary education, so if it’s teaching you’d like to pursue, you can do that, too. 
In today’s world, mathematics and computer technology are best friends. The Springfield College mathematics and computer technology major recognizes that connection and provides students with core knowledge in math, plus a broad range of computer skills that help make you more marketable. You can pair the degree with our teacher licensure option to become a mathematics teacher. Or stay in school and earn a graduate degree. 
If you envision yourself as a mathematics and computer technology teacher, your timing is good. Through 2024, the elementary education and special education fields are expected to continue growing, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. Our mathematics and computer technology teacher licensure program will provide you with a strong foundation in those two areas so that you can conquer the ever-changing environment of today’s classroom. 
Are you passionate about numbers? Would you like to share your fervor for figures with grade school students? Then our mathematics education major has got your number. The Springfield College mathematics teacher licensure program immerses students in math courses, and prepares future teachers to lead classrooms of students in grades 5-8 or 8-12. 
Sometimes we can’t help but brag. One-hundred percent of our movement and sports studies majors who responded to a recent survey reported being in graduate school or employed after just six months after graduating. That’s not just a cool statistic, but a result of our major that offers a comprehensive understanding of the scientific and social foundations of movement and its cultural forms of dance, sports, games, and exercise. You can also study concentrations in physical education, physical and health education (dual program), and adventure education. 
At Springfield College, students in the nutritional sciences major learn, in part, by using some pretty cool high-tech equipment. Take for instance our BodPod, a sci-fi-looking machine that allows you to get a quick measurement of body fat. But there’s lots more to experience and learn, which in turn, will help you understand the complex relationships between food and health. 
If you desire to help people with disabilities, injuries, or illnesses live a better life, then our occupational therapy major may be the educational path for you. Our program goes well beyond the classroom as you learn to promote better health for all through hands-on experience. Students in the graduate program will complete two full-time internships, lasting 12 weeks each, working in the field under the direction of experienced therapists. 
At Springfield College, we have a rich tradition of developing dedicated and inspired teachers of physical education. That comes, in part, from student-teaching experience starting in the first semester and continuing in public and private sectors throughout the four-year program to holistically educate each child. Graduates are then eligible to apply for physical education initial licensure for grades PreK through 12 in Massachusetts schools. 
If you aspire to improve the health and wellness of society, then the Springfield College physical education and health education major can double your dreams. This dual certification in physical education and health/family and consumer sciences program can lead to a wide range of job opportunities. Our curriculum blends health and physical education content, teaching methods, and lots of meaningful hands-on practical experiences. 
At Springfield College, we are proud to share that 100 percent of our physical therapy students were employed after graduation, according to a recent survey. That’s no accident. Our dedicated faculty, top-notch coursework, and hands-on clinical experience combine to prepare students for careers that help people live healthier and more functional lives. : 
If you’ve ever considered a career as a physician assistant, the timing couldn’t be better. It’s considered one of the fastest growing occupations in the health care field. Graduates of the Springfield College physician assistant studies major are in high demand due to the program’s unique blend of academic rigor and hands-on experience. You even get to work in our medical simulation lab with adult and baby simulator mannequins. Pretty cool, right? 
The Springfield College psychology major goes beyond just the study of human behavior—and beyond just the classroom. Our students benefit from the array of applied internship experiences we offer—from conducting research with faculty to shadowing mental health rehabilitation specialists to co-facilitating support groups for grieving youth. Our students gain a practical understanding of people, plus theoretical and scholarly appreciation for the issues associated with the ever-growing field of psychology. 
Do you see yourself working at an outdoor recreation center, national park, or for an adventure trip business, or any other similar industry that improves one’s quality of life? What you learn in the Springfield College recreation management major could put you front and center in those fields, and more. Ours is an accredited professional program that prepares students for leadership positions in recreation programming, program design, personnel management, and basic research. 
Imagine having the skills to positively impact the lives of people with disabilities. Don’t just consider it wishful thinking. The Springfield College rehabilitation and disability studies major can get you there. The program provides you with the tools to assist individuals living with physical, mental, developmental, and emotional disabilities to exist independently and meet personal goals. 
Molding, shaping, and preparing secondary school-age children for a life beyond high school is a big responsibility. That’s why the Springfield College secondary education major provides future teachers with not only practical classroom instruction, but hands-on learning experiences in area middle and high schools within their first year of study. Students seeking secondary licensure (grades 5-8 or 8-12) are required to complete a full major in the subject area in which they seek licensure. 
No matter what career you choose, a sociology education can make you adept a figuring out the causes of social problems and, in turn, creatively contribute to their resolution. These skills help employees adapt to the ever-changing job market. The Springfield College sociology major can prepare you for a wide variety of careers, including in human services, social work, and education. 
Every student, no matter their learning ability, deserves an exceptional education. At Springfield College, our special education major develops teachers who can adapt to educating students with a wide range of skill sets and personalities. Our teacher licensure program puts our students in the classroom setting working with PreK-8 students, including those with exceptional learning needs, in the first year of study. 
Being a huge sports fan doesn’t qualify you to go out and recruit athletes, coordinate game-day operations, or manage other sports-related responsibilities. That’s why the Springfield College sport management major ensures that students get a well-rounded education, including business management expertise, sports concepts, and more. Learn to become a leader in sport management so they’ll be ready to take on the industry. 
Do you have a zest for the sciences and a zeal for sports? The Springfield College sports biology major is tailored to students interested in both of those professions. You will receive a grounding in the basic sciences and interact with working professionals to help you figure out your career goals. Next, you go on to take advanced courses in science and movement. Many graduates go on to pursue advanced education in a variety of medical fields.