McKelle Ulm works with the Fighting Camels women's soccer, swimming and baseball teams.

Ulm received her B.S. degree at Mars Hill College in athletic training in 2002 and her M.S. in biomechanics from Barry University in Miami Shores, Florida in 2005.

While at Mars Hill College, she worked with a variety of teams including men's basketball, football, volleyball, softball, cross country, tennis and lacrosse, while playing on the Lions' women's soccer team.

At Barry, Ulm was a member of the Barry rowing team her first year, serving as a coxin on the four-man boat that made it to the 2004 National Tournament in Sacramento, Calif. During Ulm's second year at Barry, she acted as a graduate assistant coach, aiding the team to another national tournament appearance.

Ulm also participated in a variety of research projects including one that was presented at American College of Sport Medicine.

Ulm also worked with the Brazilian and Russian Women's World Cup Soccer Teams in 1999, along with USA World Cup athletes.

Originally from St. Louis, Missouri, Ulm is an avid St. Louis Cardinals and Blues fan.