Glynn joined the Bullets staff in 2024 after completing her graduate assistantship at Plymouth State University in May. While there, she primarily worked with women’s soccer, wrestling, softball and cross country. Her graduate research was concentrated on patient-centered care and the quality improvement efforts to improve care at the university.
Prior to her time in New Hampshire, she served as an assistant athletic trainer at Northland College, working primarily with women’s soccer, women’s ice hockey, and baseball.
She also served as an athletic trainer at Thomas Nelson High School, where she served all athletes and created and implemented emergency action plans for all of the school sites.
Earning her bachelor’s degree in athletic training from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, she was the president of the student athletic trainer's association, coordinating volunteering and education opportunities for her peers.
Glynn is a member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, and a Basic Life Support CPR instructor.
