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Sally Nogle

Director of Sports Medicine

Michigan State University

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College of Education

Department of Kinesiology

Sally Nogle is currently serving as a College Of Education Director of Sports Medicine at Michigan State University.

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Michigan State University

Director of Sports Medicine

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Why so Sensitive? the Influence of Sensitive Personality on Sleep Quality in Collegiate Athletes. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Alyssa M. Pollard-McGrandyAaron J. ZyndaLangston A.V. SmithLilian A. KleinSarah M. DufonStephanie J. DelBoscoAndy HoslerLionel RiceSally NogleNicole L. HoffmanTracey Covassin

sleep qualitycollegiate athletesbehavioral sciencessport medicinepersonalitysport psychologymedicinesensitive personalitypsychology

Mick (Mobile Integrated Cognitive Kit) App: Feasibility of an Accessible Tablet-Based Rapid Picture and Number Naming Task for Concussion Assessment in a Division 1 College Football Cohort. Journal of the Neurological Sciences (2022)

Carter A BellLionel RiceMarc J BalcerRandolph PearsonBrett PenningAubrey AlexanderJensyn RoskellySally NogleChris P TomczykAllie J TraceyMegan C LoftinAlyssa M Pollard-McGrandyAaron J ZyndaTracey CovassinGeorge ParkJohn-Ross RizzoTodd HudsonJanet C RuckerSteven L GalettaLaura BalcerDavid I KaufmanScott N Grossman

neurologyepidemiologydigital healthcohort studiesbrain healthconcussioncognitive technologiesnumber naming taskcognitive neuroscienceneurosciencesport medicinehealth technologymobile computingconcussion assessmentclinical neurosciencecollege football cohortmobile accessibility

The Relationship Between Impulsivity, Sensation Seeking, and Concussion History in Collegiate Student-Athletes. Athletic Training & Sports Health Care (2021)

Erica BeidlerM. Brent DonnellanAnthony KontosMatthew PontifexSally NogleTracey Covassin

educational psychologyhigh-performance sportconcussionsport sciencehealth psychologyconcussion historyneurosciencesport medicineathletic trainingimpulsivitypsychologycollegiate student-athletessport psychologyhuman performanceneuropsychologybehavioral sciences

Reliability and Normative Reference Values for the Vestibular/Ocular Motor Screening (Voms) Tool in Youth Athletes. The American Journal of Sports Medicine (2018)

Ryan N. MoranTracey CovassinR.J. ElbinDan GouldSally Nogle

epidemiologyyouth athletessport medicinenormative reference valuesvestibular systemrehabilitationreliability

Concussion Knowledge and Reporting Behavior Differences Between High School Athletes at Urban and Suburban High Schools. Journal of School Health (2017)

Jessica WallaceTracey CovassinSally NogleDaniel GouldJeffrey Kovan

high school athletespublic healthneurologyepidemiologysuburban high schoolsconcussionbehavior differencesconcussion knowledge

Higher Risk-Taking Behavioursbehaviors and Sensation Seeking Needs in Collegiate Student-Athletes With a History of Multiple Sport-Related Concussions. British Journal of Sports Medicine (2017)

Erica BeidlerTracey CovassinMB DonnellanSally NogleMatthew B PontifexAnthony P Kontos

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Knowledge of Concussion and Reporting Behaviors in High School Athletes With or Without Access to an Athletic Trainer. Journal of Athletic Training (2017)

Jessica WallaceTracey CovassinSally NogleDaniel GouldJeffrey Kovan

high school athletesneurologyepidemiologyconcussionathletic trainingathletic trainer

Racial Disparities in Concussion Knowledge and Awareness in American Adolescent Athletes. British Journal of Sports Medicine (2017)

Jessica WallaceTracey CovassinSally NogleDaniel GouldJeffrey Kovan

public healthhealth care disparitiesracial disparitiesamerican adolescent athletesadolescent healthconcussionsport medicineathletic trainingafrican american studieshealth disparitiessociologytraumaconcussion knowledgerace

A Potential Biomarker in Sports-Related Concussion: Brain Functional Connectivity Alteration of the Default-Mode Network Measured With Longitudinal Resting-State Fmri Over Thirty Days. Journal of Neurotrauma (2014)

David C. ZhuTracey CovassinSally NogleScarlett DoyleDoozie RussellRandolph L. PearsonJeffrey MonroeChristine M. LiszewskiJ. Kevin DeMarcoDavid I. Kaufman

neurologyepidemiologythirty dayssystems neurosciencelongitudinal resting-state fmriconcussioncognitive neuroscienceneurosciencedefault-mode networkbiomarkersneuroimagingsports-related concussionpotential biomarker

A Potential Biomarker in Sports-Related Concussion: Brain Functional Connectivity Alteration of the Default-Mode Network Measured With Sequential Resting-State Fmri (P5.303). Neurology (2014)

David ZhuTracey CovassinSally NogleScarlett DoyleDoozie RussellRandolph PearsonJeffrey MonroeChristine LiszewskiJ DeMarcoDavid Kaufman

neurologysystems neuroscienceconcussioncognitive neuroscienceneurosciencedefault-mode networkneuroimagingsports-related concussionsequential resting-state fmripotential biomarker

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Sally Nogle

Director of Sports Medicine

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Education

Department of Kinesiology

Sally Nogle is currently serving as a College Of Education Director of Sports Medicine at Michigan State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Sally Nogle

Michigan State University

Director of Sports Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Why so Sensitive? the Influence of Sensitive Personality on Sleep Quality in Collegiate Athletes. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Alyssa M. Pollard-McGrandyAaron J. ZyndaLangston A.V. SmithLilian A. KleinSarah M. DufonStephanie J. DelBoscoAndy HoslerLionel RiceSally NogleNicole L. HoffmanTracey Covassin

sleep qualitycollegiate athletesbehavioral sciencessport medicinepersonalitysport psychologymedicinesensitive personalitypsychology

The Relationship Between Impulsivity, Sensation Seeking, and Concussion History in Collegiate Student-Athletes. Athletic Training & Sports Health Care (2021)

Erica BeidlerM. Brent DonnellanAnthony KontosMatthew PontifexSally NogleTracey Covassin

Reliability and Normative Reference Values for the Vestibular/Ocular Motor Screening (Voms) Tool in Youth Athletes. The American Journal of Sports Medicine (2018)

Ryan N. MoranTracey CovassinR.J. ElbinDan GouldSally Nogle

epidemiologyyouth athletessport medicinenormative reference valuesvestibular systemrehabilitationreliability

Concussion Knowledge and Reporting Behavior Differences Between High School Athletes at Urban and Suburban High Schools. Journal of School Health (2017)

Jessica WallaceTracey CovassinSally NogleDaniel GouldJeffrey Kovan

high school athletespublic healthneurologyepidemiologysuburban high schoolsconcussionbehavior differencesconcussion knowledge

Higher Risk-Taking Behavioursbehaviors and Sensation Seeking Needs in Collegiate Student-Athletes With a History of Multiple Sport-Related Concussions. British Journal of Sports Medicine (2017)

Erica BeidlerTracey CovassinMB DonnellanSally NogleMatthew B PontifexAnthony P Kontos

Knowledge of Concussion and Reporting Behaviors in High School Athletes With or Without Access to an Athletic Trainer. Journal of Athletic Training (2017)

Jessica WallaceTracey CovassinSally NogleDaniel GouldJeffrey Kovan

high school athletesneurologyepidemiologyconcussionathletic trainingathletic trainer

Racial Disparities in Concussion Knowledge and Awareness in American Adolescent Athletes. British Journal of Sports Medicine (2017)

Jessica WallaceTracey CovassinSally NogleDaniel GouldJeffrey Kovan

David C. ZhuTracey CovassinSally NogleScarlett DoyleDoozie RussellRandolph L. PearsonJeffrey MonroeChristine M. LiszewskiJ. Kevin DeMarcoDavid I. Kaufman

A Potential Biomarker in Sports-Related Concussion: Brain Functional Connectivity Alteration of the Default-Mode Network Measured With Sequential Resting-State Fmri (P5.303). Neurology (2014)

David ZhuTracey CovassinSally NogleScarlett DoyleDoozie RussellRandolph PearsonJeffrey MonroeChristine LiszewskiJ DeMarcoDavid Kaufman

neurologysystems neuroscienceconcussioncognitive neuroscienceneurosciencedefault-mode networkneuroimagingsports-related concussionsequential resting-state fmripotential biomarker

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