Lily Tiefel is working with the U-M Concussion Center to create the first college-level concussion baseline testing using C3 Logix for the University of Michigan Adaptive Sports and Fitness Program. Tiefel’s responsibilities include screening athletes and conducting concussion awareness surveys. The ultimate goal is for this testing to become a standard practice for U-M adaptive sports programs and potentially for other universities’ adaptive sports programs.
Sarah Boeke is a fourth-year pre-medical student at the U-M School of Public Health, pursuing a B.A. in Community and Global Public Health. She is passionate about child safety and injury prevention, and has contributed to the expansion of the Concussion Center’s Pop-Up Safety Town program through development of innovative, mobile curriculum kits for preschool teachers and childcare providers in low-income communities across the state.