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1) Chip Aplin is a 22-year-old college swimmer who graduated from the University of Kentucky in 2011 with a degree in psychology. 2) As a swimmer at UK, he achieved three top 10 times in school history and was 7th in the SEC in the 100 breaststroke. 3) After graduating, he plans to return to his hometown of LaGrange, Georgia to become a graduate assistant and strength & conditioning coach while attending graduate school for psychology.
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Chip Aplin Visual Resume
- 1. Chip Aplin By: Chip Aplin
- 2. Born in LaGrange, Georgia On April 25, 1989 Age: 22 Collegiate swimmer at the University of Kentucky
- 3. Graduated from LaGrange High 2003-2007 Attended Darton College 2007-2009 Graduated University of Kentucky 2009-2011
- 6. In the Fall of 2011 I will Graduate from U of K with a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology
- 7. Once graduated from U of K, I will return to LaGrange to Become the Graduate Assistant I will also be the Strength & Conditioning Coach
- 8. Attend Graduate school for Psychology Go to work for a hospital as an on-call Psychologist And or Open own practice as a Sport-psychologist
- 9. Chip Aplin E-mail: charles.aplin@uky.edu Twitter: @chipdip289