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I am so fortunate and blessed.  I love everything about my crazy, awesome life! 

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I am so fortunate and blessed.  I love everything about my crazy, awesome life! 

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Color: Red

Food: Ice Cream
Animal: Dogs
Sports Team: Nebraska Cornhuskers
Place: Lincoln, NE
Quote: "Oh! The places you'll go!" ~Dr. Seuss

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Hello! My name is Micah Stall and I am a third year graduate student at UCO. My degree will be in Wellness-Management: Exercise Science. I can't wait to add a couple more letters to my name!

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Have you ever heard of small town America? Well, that's where I'm from. Population 1,833, Gibbon is in south central Nebraska by a "city" named Kearney. I am the daughter of two awesome teachers, Deanna and Leon, and the sister of Jordan and Macey. Throughout high school I played golf, basketball, and track, and was involved in countless other organizations. High school was a blast, but I do not need to go back!

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The summer of 2019 I was asked to become a full-time athletic trainer here at UCO. My official start date was August 5th and I haven't looked back since. I am now working with two new sports (soccer and rowing), finishing up my Master's degree, and trying to adapt to being an "adult".

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Because I absolutely LOVE the beautiful state of Nebraska, I decided to stay close to home for college. I attended the University of Nebraska at Kearney where I was part of the Athletic Training Education Program. While there I was fortunate to work with all 17 (now 14) sports. There was a lot of blood, sweat, and tears (get it? :) ) but I would not trade that experience for the world. In April 2017, I received confirmation that I passed my athletic training boards and in May, I earned my Bachelor's degree in Athletic Training.

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In the spring of 2017, I was offered a graduate assistant athletic training position at the University of Central Oklahoma. I packed up and moved to "the city". The first two years in Oklahoma, I was fortunate enough to work with the Broncho softball program. I got my first experience of NCAA post season when we made it to the super regionals in the national championship tournament. What a ride we had!