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Kathryn Tenner, MOT/S

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Kathryn Tenner: Memphis, TN, United States; I am an occupational therapy student at University of Tennessee Health Science Center. I graduated from the University of Memphis with a bachelors degree from the College of Health Studies. I spent one summer studying exercise psychology and sports nutrition in Seville, Spain. In my free time, I enjoy spending time with friends, playing with my dogs, and traveling.

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