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Irem Oztekin Becomes Turkey’s First Lifeguard With Down Syndrome Published May 6th, 2021 - 01:07 GMT Irem Öztekin (Twitter) Highlights Irem has succeeded in life with the support of her parents and her trainers, Mert Onaran and Efe Karaca. Becoming Turkey’s first lifeguard with Down Syndrome is only one of Irem Oztekin’s many successes. The 20-year old university student is also a professional swimmer with medals won in Turkey and abroad. Also Read Irem Oztekin, 20, is a young woman with Down Syndrome who has not let anything hold her back. She is an accomplished swim...

WC students share their work at 10th Annual Student Research Forum Submitted article Pictured discussing their research on factors affecting college admission rates titled “The Next Chapter,” are research team members, from the left, Madison Hopkins, Sydney Murtland, Cecilia Hunt and Logan Hubner. Submitted photo WILMINGTON — The presence of dozens of students displaying their research via posters and other presentation media Saturday transformed the normally athletics-oriented Fred Raizk Arena in Hermann Court into a strictly academic setting at Wilmington College’s 10th Annual Stu...

1992 M.S., exercise and sport sciences, University of Tartu, Estonia Publications (Selected) Hein,V., Caune, A. (2014). Relationships between perceived teachers’ autonomy support, effort and physical self-esteem. Kinsesioloy, 46,44-52. Hein V., Koka A., & Hagger, S.M.. (2015). Relationships between perceived teachers’ controlling behaviour, psychological need thwarting, anger and bullying behaviour in high-school students. Journal of Adolescence, 42, 103-114. Hein, V., Jõesaar, H. (2015). How perceived autonomy support from adults and peer motivational climate are related wit...

A graduate at the December 2018 commencement ceremony.  Staff Photo West Virginia University announced Monday that in-person commencement will be held at Milan Puskar Stadium May 15 and 16 in four ceremonies, as opposed to the WVU Coliseum where it was held in previous years.  Masks and social distancing will be required and all participants must register to attend. Tickets will be required for admittance to all four ceremonies. Due to health and safety protocols, ticket distribution for guests will be limited to four guests per student.  “We hope...

A graduate at the December 2018 commencement ceremony.  Staff Photo West Virginia University announced Monday that in-person commencement will be held at Milan Puskar Stadium May 15 and 16 in four ceremonies, as opposed to the WVU Coliseum where it was held in previous years.  Masks and social distancing will be required and all participants must register to attend. Tickets will be required for admittance to all four ceremonies. Ticket information will be made available no later than April 19, according to the Office of the President. “We hope to be ...