Allison Suzanne Hyngstrom
Marquette University
Allison Suzanne Hyngstrom is listed at Marquette University. Allison is scheduled to speak at American Physical Therapy Association Annual on 4 February 2027.
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About
Allison Hyngstrom, PT, PhD. Allison graduated from Augustana College with a bachelor's degree in biology and subsequently went on to receive a master’s degree in physical therapy from Washington University in St. Louis, MO. Following her clinical training, she worked for 3 years at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago where she primarily treated patients with neurological injury such as stroke. She then pursued her Ph.D. in neuroscience at Northwestern University in the laboratory of Dr. C.J. Heckman where she studied sensorimotor integration of spinal motoneurons. Dr. Hyngstrom came to Marquette in 2007 and completed a 1 year post doctoral fellowship with Dr. Brian Schmit (Department of Biomedical Engineering). In the fall of 2008, she joined the faculty of the Department of Physical Therapy as an Assistant Professor. Dr. Hyngstrom’s primary area of research is studying mechanisms of motor impairment, specifically muscle fatigue, in the chronic stroke population using a variety of
Upcoming
American Physical Therapy Association Annual 4 February 2027 – 6 February 2027
- What It Takes: Strategies for Funding Success, Academic Careers, and Future of Research and Teaching Speaker · 4 February 2027
Spoke alongside
People who have shared a session with Allison at events on B2DB.
- Catherine Eckels Lang Washington Univ Program in PT 1 shared session
- Darcy Schwartz Reisman University Of Delaware 1 shared session
- James Finley University of Southern California 1 shared session
- Jennifer Elaine Stevens-Lapsley UCD Physical Therapy Program 1 shared session
- Robert Motl 1 shared session
- Shailesh Shashikant Kantak 1 shared session
- Tanvi Bhatt University of Illinois at Chicago 1 shared session
- Trisha M. Kesar Emory University 1 shared session