Near the edge of Utah’s Wasatch mountains lives Jake Krong ’06. Every morning, he wakes before the sun rises and ascends the Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons — using skis when it’s snowing and sneakers in the warmer months. After trekking back down, Krong spends his workday organizing clinical trials and running an organ transplant research department. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he’s also been brainstorming ways to help patients get the care they need without putting them at risk. After work, he takes it easy … with a quick hike or run. Spend some time in Krong’s Saucony running shoes,…
Author: Rebecca Docter
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