HAMDEN, CT (01/31/2012)(readMedia)-- Zoe Iasilli of South Burlington, Vt., a senior at Quinnipiac University, has been selected to make a presentation at the 27th annual Athletic Training Student Symposium in Atlanta, Feb. 2-4.
Iasilli will make the poster presentation, "Hip Pain in a Men's Collegiate Lacrosse Player." The symposium promotes the advancement of the athletic training profession and serves as a networking event for athletic training students.
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