Fighting Cancer with Movement
Welcome to Episode 17 of the "On The Move" podcast, featuring our special guest, Patrick Ryan, a Graduate Assistant Researcher, alongside your host, Chelsea Reber. The episode kicks off as Pat delves into his role at A&M and the journey that led him there. From there, we dive into his compelling work in cancer research, exploring his passion for his field and its intriguing intersection with kinesiology. Join us as we uncover these fascinating topics and more. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the episode! To learn more about the Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management at TAMU, visit https://knsm.tamu.edu/ Host: Chelsea Reber Guest: Patrick Ryan - Graduate Assistant Researcher Timestamps: (00:00 - 00:30) Introduction (00:31 - 04:03) About Patrick (04:04 - 07:50) Cancer Research (07:51 - 10:15) Why Choose this Career (10:16 - 12:34) The Steps of Research (12:35 - 14:40) Texas Science Fair (14:41 - 20:03) Thoughts on A&M (20:04 - 21:33) Future Plans for Patrick (21:34 - 22:08) Closing Thoughts
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