Treece Joins Sports Science PhD Fellowship Program
Aug 15, 2021 | General
Texas A&M Sports Science welcomes Madison Treece as the first ever member of the groundbreaking Sports Science PhD Fellowship Program. In her role she will provide biomechanics expertise to our Performance and Wellness units as well as serving as a sports scientist for a number of our athletics programs.
Academically, Madison will pursue her PhD in Kinesiology; primarily studying under Dr. Andrew Nordin from the Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management. She will also contribute to collaborative projects with the Huffines Institute.
Madison Treece received a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from the University of South Carolina in 2019 and her Masters of Science in Exercise Science from South Carolina in 2021. During her time at South Carolina, Madison had an active role within their athletics programs, predominantly with their indoor and beach volleyball teams. During her undergraduate studies, she assisted with strength and conditioning and then became a manager for the indoor volleyball team. During her graduate studies, Madison served as a graduate assistant for the indoor volleyball team and a head of operations for the beach volleyball team.
Her involvement with performance and athletics went beyond the university role. Madison also worked for Prisma Health in their esteemed Motion Analysis and Performance Lab. This biomechanics and gait analysis lab examined joint actions and forces with advanced systems, such as 3-dimensional motion capture, force plate integration, and electromyography.
Academically, Madison will pursue her PhD in Kinesiology; primarily studying under Dr. Andrew Nordin from the Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management. She will also contribute to collaborative projects with the Huffines Institute.
Madison Treece received a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from the University of South Carolina in 2019 and her Masters of Science in Exercise Science from South Carolina in 2021. During her time at South Carolina, Madison had an active role within their athletics programs, predominantly with their indoor and beach volleyball teams. During her undergraduate studies, she assisted with strength and conditioning and then became a manager for the indoor volleyball team. During her graduate studies, Madison served as a graduate assistant for the indoor volleyball team and a head of operations for the beach volleyball team.
Her involvement with performance and athletics went beyond the university role. Madison also worked for Prisma Health in their esteemed Motion Analysis and Performance Lab. This biomechanics and gait analysis lab examined joint actions and forces with advanced systems, such as 3-dimensional motion capture, force plate integration, and electromyography.
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