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High school |
Gibraltar
Carlson High School. |
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Hometown: |
Trenton,
Michigan. |
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Activities
in college: |
Football,
Track & Field, and Lacrosse. |
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History
after Hope: |
Worked part-time
as a staff athletic trainer at Holland Community Hospital.
Then attended graduate school at the University of Oregon for
two years, primary responsibility with football. While at the
University of Oregon I taught three courses in athletic training.
After completing graduate school I became the Director of Sports
Medicine at Adrian College in Adrian , Michigan where my responsibilities
included serving as Head Athletic Trainer, and Instructor for
Sports Medicine, Kinesiology, and Personal Fitness courses.
In 1999 I moved to Salt Lake City, Utah. I am presently employed
as an athletic trainer and instructor at the University of
Utah. |
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Graduate
School: |
University
of Oregon (1995); Master of Science in Sports Medicine with
minors in Exercise Physiology, Sports Psychology, and Motor
Control. |
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Spouse: |
Kirsten
L. Stoesser , Hope Grad (1993), now working on her family practice
residency at the University of Utah. |
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Previous
Employment: |
Holland
Community Hospital, University of Oregon (Graduate Teaching
Fellow), and Adrian College. |
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Currently: |
Athletic
Trainer and Instructor, University of Utah |
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Hobbies
and Recreational Pursuits: |
Fly-fishing,
Skiing, Backpacking, Running. |
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Professional
Accomplishments: |
Guest Speaker
for Gary Gray Physical Therapy. President of the Michigan Intercollegiate
Athletic Association Sports Medicine Committee. Chairman of
the Michigan Athletic Trainer's Society Student Athletic Trainer
Education Committee. |
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Why I came
to Hope? |
I came to
Hope because of the close atmosphere between the staff and
students, along with the beauty of the west side of Michigan. |
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Why I enjoy
athletic training; |
Athletic
training is a dynamic field which offers a variety of challenges
to those willing to assume responsibility. |
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What I liked
about the athletic training program: |
The program
is comprehensive and challenging. Dr. Ray would give you a
task that would certainly challenge you and prepare you for
the future. |
| (Editor's
Note: Bob is presently an athletic trainer and instructor
at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, UT.) |
