Training environments are more complex than ever before. The fields of strength and conditioning, sports medicine, and nutrition have become highly specialized, and rely heavily on interdisciplinary collaboration among professionals. There is a growing demand for sports scientists who can collect and convert data into valuable information—information that drives decision making and directly influences performance outcomes. The University of Pittsburgh MS in Sports Science program and the NSCA’s Certified Performance and Sport Scientist™ (CPSS™) certification are working to address this growing need, and prepare students as future leaders in the industry. Take the journey from curriculum into practice–join, listen and learn so your program can stay ahead of the game.

IN THIS WEBCAST:

• Dr. Matt Darnell, Assistant Professor and MS in Sports Science Program Director, School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, University of Pittsburgh
• Stephanie Mock, Assistant Athletic Director for Sport Performance, University of Pittsburgh
• Eric McMahon, Coaching and Sport Science Program Manager, National Strength and Conditioning Association