Another researcher harnessing AI video analysis is Adam Kiefer, assistant professor in the department of exercise and sport science, core faculty member in the Matthew Gfeller Center and co-director of the STAR Heel Performance Lab. Kiefer’s research uses AI to … Read more

Ling Beisecker, a third year Department of Health Sciences Human Movement Science Curriculum (HMSC) PhD Student and Matthew Gfeller Center trainee, was recently named a recipient of the 2024 Tanner Award for Exellence in Undergraduate Teaching by Graduate Students from … Read more

The THRIVE Program combines conventional medicine with alternative approaches to treat veterans and first responders. Read the full UNC story.

In early October, the THRIVE Program celebrated seeing it’s 100th participant since opening. This could not be possible without the dedicated care provided by our talented clinicians and staff, and is also made possible by our partnership with @unchealth and the … Read more

Chancellor Emeritus Guskiewicz was recently highlighted on PBS’s Side by Side TV series. View the full interview.   In high school, Kevin Guskiewicz was a trainer for his football team. That experience spurred an interest in neurology and eventually led … Read more

The following note was sent to the Carolina campus community from the Provost’s office: In the spring, we announced the launch of the Provost Distinguished Faculty Leaders Program (PDFL). This program was established to offer outstanding faculty the opportunity to … Read more

Brittany Ingram, a fourth-year Department of Health Sciences Human Movement Science Curriculum (HMSC) PhD Student and Matthew Gfeller Center trainee, recently received a Doctoral Research Grant from the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Research and Education Foundation to support her dissertation! … Read more

The THRIVE Program was featured at the Hurricanes ice hockey game on Military Appreciation Day.

The Transforming Health and Resilience in Veterans (THRIVE) Program is a community-based clinical outreach program designed to provide care to Veterans and first responders who are experiencing the effects of traumatic brain injuries or post-traumatic stress, resulting from a career … Read more

Read the full story. The Matthew Gfeller Center in the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill College of Arts & Sciences launched a new initiative to make treatment for traumatic brain injuries more accessible for military veterans and first … Read more