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Paige Agnew, a PhD candidate in Kinesiology and Rehabilitation at Old ��ֱ���� University, has been awarded the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) Foundation’s Minority Scholarship for 2024. This scholarship recognizes Agnew’s dedication and contributions to the field of strength and conditioning.

A scholar in the School of Exercise Science Neuromechanics Lab, Agnew is focused on advancing research in kinesiology and rehabilitation. Her achievement highlights the university’s commitment to fostering innovative research and supporting its diverse student body.

The Minority Scholarship encourages students from underrepresented ethnic groups to pursue careers in strength and conditioning. Agnew’s selection followed a highly competitive review process by the NSCA Foundation Scholarship Committee.

“Paige is an outstanding student with a remarkably bright future,” said Scott Caulfield, President of the NSCA Foundation Board. “We take pride in supporting her educational journey as she aspires to become a future leader in the strength and conditioning industry.”

This honor reflects the excellence of ODU’s graduate students and underscores the university’s role in shaping future leaders who make meaningful contributions to their fields.