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The 4th
Biennial
SEATA
Athletic Training Educators' Conference will be
held Feb. 2-3, 2012 at the Crown Plaza Ravinia Hotel in Atlanta, GA.
Bud Cooper, EdD., ATC
of the University of Georgia and Karen Lew, MEd, ATC of
the University of Miami are the conference co-chairs.
The Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training
Education (CAATE) will be providing a Workshop
from 8:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. on February 4, 2012
in conjunction with the SEATA
Athletic Training Educators' Conference. Attendees may register for either or both based upon
the pricing grid immediately below:
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Conference registration options |
By
11:59 P.M. Jan. 20, 2012 via online |
After Jan. 20 via on-site |
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SEATA Athletic Training Educators Conference + CAATE
Workshop Registration for NATA Members |
$205.00 |
$280.00 |
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SEATA Athletic Training Educators Conference
Registration only (does not include CAATE Workshop)
for NATA Members |
$130.00 |
$205.00 |
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CAATE Workshop only |
$75.00 |
$75.00 |
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SEATA Athletic Training Educators Conference
Registration + CAATE Workshop for Non-NATA Members |
$260.00 |
$310.00 |
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SEATA Athletic Training Educators Conference
Registration only (does not include CAATE Workshop)
for Non-NATA Members |
$185.00 |
$235.00 |
The SEATA
Athletic Training Educators Conference includes heavy Hors
d'oeuvres, continental breakfast on Friday morning, and
lunch on Friday afternoon. The CAATE Workshop includes
coffee, drinks and snacks on Saturday.
Pre-registration forms
must be completed online at
https://www.SignUp4.net/Public/ap.aspx?EID=SEAT80E by Friday, January 20,
2012. NATA members who have not registered by this
date must register on-site as detailed above. Registration will be limited to
the first 175 registrants due to meeting space capacity.
SEATA Refund
Policy
SEATA Website
Privacy Policy
Registrants will receive
an email which provides
the user name and
password for the
password protected
webpage,
http://www.seata.org/12atec
, where
presentations and files
will be posted for the
conference.
The
SEATA
Athletic Training Educators' Conference Committee is issuing
a call for proposals:
Please review the SEATA Athletic Training Educator's
Conference Call for Proposals at
www.seata.org/CallforAbstractsEdConf2012.doc.
Research
The SEATA Research and Education Committee is issuing a call
for poster presentation abstracts that will be reviewed for
possible display at the 4th Biennial SEATA Educators’
Conference on Feb. 2-3, 2012 in Atlanta, GA. Individuals
interested in sharing original research, or other scholarly
work that is relevant to athletic training clinical practice
or education, are encouraged to submit by the Nov. 15, 2011
deadline. Abstracts will be rated on the basis of
clarity of purpose, appropriateness of methods, adequacy of
results, relevance of findings to the clinical practice of
athletic training or the education of athletic training
students, and value of the information to conference
attendees. Go to
www.seata.org/CallforAbstractsEdConf2012Posters.pdf
for more information.
Discounted tickets available
to BODIES…The Exhibition for all attendees of the SEATA
Athletic Training Student Symposium. Participants can
purchase tickets at the Exhibition Center Box Office for a
$5.00 discount off the $24.00 regular adult price Feb 1st-5th.
Participants must come to the box office during operating
hours to purchase tickets, limit one ticket per person at
the discounted rate. Participants must give the code SEATA
in order to receive the discount. For more information on
the exhibit go to
bodiestheexhibition.com.
Accommodations
The
Crown Plaza Ravinia is
the host hotel. Room rates are $116.00 single / double / triple / quadruple
occupancy. Rooms must be reserved by Jan 11, 2012 to ensure
this room rate. Make your reservations online at
Connections or for more
information call Connections at (404) 842-0000 or
1-800-262-9974 or Fax (404) 601-7441. Hotels subject to 72
cancellation policy.
Transportation Information
Exhibitors and Corporate Partners
If you are interested in exhibiting or if you know of an
interested exhibitor or would like to refer someone to SEATA
for Corporate Partnership, please see our
SEATA Corporate Partner Plan.
The
27th Annual SEATA Athletic Training Student Symposium
on Feb. 2-4, 2012 and the
4th Annual SEATA Quiz Bowl
on Feb. 3, 2012 will also be held at the same location as
the 4th
Biennial
SEATA
Athletic Training Educators' Conference
and CAATE Workshop.
Conference
Planning Committee: Kristen Shellhase, EdD, ATC, LAT, CSCS,
Nancy Cummings, EdD, ATC, LAT, CSCS,
Karen Lew, MEd, ATC, and Bud Cooper, EdD., ATC
Tentative Agenda
Conference Planning Committee: Kristen
Schellhase (co-chair), Nancy Cummings (co-chair),
Karen Lew, Bud Cooper |
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Tentative Schedule
Thursday, February 2 |
Topic |
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Evening Sessions |
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5:00 -
5:15 PM |
Opening
Comments |
Committee
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5:15-6:15PM |
Engaged
Learning Strategies-Captivating and Including all
Learners |
Nancy
Cummings, EdD., ATC, LAT, CSCS, Florida Southern
University |
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6:15-6:45pm |
Becoming
Critically Educated |
Bud
Cooper, EdD., ATC, CSCS, Clinical Coordinator,
University of Georgia |
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6:45-7:15pm |
Creative
Ways of Including General Medicine Throughout the
Curriculum |
Sue
Stanley-Green, M.S., ATC, LAT and and Mick Lynch,
MD, Program Director and Clinical Coordinator,
Florida Southern University |
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7:15-8:00pm |
How can
ATEP position themselves best in today’s academic
climate? |
Mike
Ferarra, PhD., ATC, LAT, Assoc. Dept. Head and
Graduate Coordinator, University of Georgia |
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8:00 -
9:00 PM |
Poster
Presentations and Social |
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Tentative Schedule
Friday, February 3 |
Topic |
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Morning Sessions |
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7:30 -
7:45 AM |
Opening
Comments |
Committee
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7:45 -
12:15 AM |
In the Classroom |
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7:45-8:25AM |
Online
Educational Teaching Strategies for the Allied
Health Professions |
Randy
Deere, DA, AT(Retired) Professor, Department of
Kinesiology Recreation and Sport, Western Kentucky
University, Ken Wright, DA, ATC Professor,
Department of Consumer Sciences, University of
Alabama
randy.deere@wku.edu
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8:35-9:05AM |
The AT
Student Employment Experience: An Immersion Project |
Micki
Cuppett, EdD, ATC, Ashley Ahearn, BS, ATC,
University of South Florida
mcuppett@health.usf.edu |
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9:15-9:55AM |
Simulation Based Athletic Training Education: Beyond
the Smoke and Mirrors |
Jennifer
Doherty-Restrepo, PhD, ATC, LAT, Jeffery Groom, PhD,
CRNA, Michelle Odai, MS, ATC, LAT
Florida International University
College of Nursing and Health Sciences
dohertyj@fiu.edu
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10:05AM-10:35AM |
Teaching
on Tilt: Utilizing Lecture Capture to Enhance AT
Student Learning in a .MP3 World |
Timothy
G. Howell, Ed.D. ATC, CSCS. Saint Louis University
Thowell4@slu.edu |
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10:45-11:45PM |
Implementing the New Emergency Competencies into
your Curriculum |
Ron
Courson, ATC, PT, NREMT-I, CSCS, Director of Sports
Medicine, University of Georgia |
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12:00 -
12:45 PM |
Lunch -
Keynote Address |
John
Anderson, M.S., ATC, LAT, Assistant Program
Director/Assistant Professor, Troy University |
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Afternoon Sessions |
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1:00-
1:35PM |
Implementing Evidenced Based Practice Methodology
into the Classroom |
Brendon
McDermott, PhD., ATC, LAT, Clinical Coordinator,
University of Tennessee-Chattanooga |
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1:45-2:45PM |
Advanced
Airway & Emergency Skills Lab for AT Educators |
Eric
Fuchs, DA, ATC, EMT-B, Program Director, Eastern
Kentucky University |
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3:00-5:00pm |
Across the Curriculum |
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3:00 -
3:30 |
An Update on Student involvement within SEATA and
NATA: What are the opportunities? |
Andrew Brubaker, District IX, Student Senate
President, Eastern Kentucky University
Alisha Tolbert
National Student Representative for District IX,
Troy University
Samyra Safraoui, Florida Student Senator, University
of South Florida |
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3:30 -
4:00 |
Promoting
Foundational Behaviors of Professional Practice
Through a Formal Assessment Plan |
Shawn D.
Felton, EdD, ATC, LAT, Clinical Coordinator, Florida
Gulf Coast University & Jason C. Craddock, EdD, ATC,
CSCS, LAT, Program Director, Florida Gulf Coat
University
sfelton@fgcu.edu |
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4:00 -
4:30 |
Development and Implementation of a Unique Clinical
Education Model in AT Ed |
James
Scifers, DScPT, PT, SCS, LAT, ATC, Jill Manners,
Ashley Long - Western Carolina University
jscifers@email.wcu.edu |
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4:30 -
5:00 |
Teaching
Research Across the Curriculum: Making Good
Consumers to Prepare Better Clinicians |
Deidre
Leaver-Dunn, PhD, LAT, ATC; The University of
Alabama |
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5:00-5:45 |
CAATE
Update |
Micki
Cuppett, EdD, ATC, LAT |
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5:45PM -
6:00PM |
Closing
Remarks |
Committee |
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7:00 - 9:00 PM |
4th Annual SEATA Quiz Bowl |
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Tentative Program
Saturday, February 4 |
CAATE
Workshop
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Cost $75 |
Audience: Novice
and experienced Program Directors, Clinical
Education Coordinators and faculty
Length: 5
hours
Program Outline: |
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7:30 -
8:00 am |
Continental Breakfast |
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8:00 am |
Welcome
and Introductions |
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8:10 am |
CAATE update -
CAATE commissioners
The Commission on Accreditation of Athletic
Training Education (CAATE) will present an
update of recent strategic initiatives that will
impact athletic training education and the
accreditation process over the next several
years. The Standards revision and changes
to site visit and self-study processes will also
be discussed.
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Automation - annual report, lessons learned
and what's next
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Standards
Revision
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Site
Visit Changes
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9:30 am |
Program Assessment - Doug Horton, ATC,
Eastern University
This hands-on workshop will assist athletic
training faculty in the establishment of
outcomes and measures of student and program
success.
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Why outcomes based?
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Assessment basics
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Writing objectives
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How to use outcomes for program improvement
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How does this fit with the proposed
Standards revision?
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11:00 am |
Break |
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11:15 am |
Clinical Education Strategies -
Chad Clements, MS, ATC, Brian Vesci, MA, ATC,
Boston University
Good clinical educators are the foundation of
successful clinical education program.
Developing the educational capacity of clinical
instructors requires effective communication and
a supportive environment. Through
real-life examples, this presentation will
provide strategies to overcome challenges
inherent in building this foundation via a
cooperative relationship between the academic
and clinical units.
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tips and
techniques to help your clinical instructors
become better educators
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12:30 pm |
Open forum
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Time
for the audience to ask questions regarding accreditation |
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1:00 PM |
Adjourn
Don’t forget to fill out your evaluations |
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Douglas Horton, MS, ATC
Lecturer, Department of Biokinetics
Clinical Coordinator, Athletic Training
Education Program
Director of Life Fitness Program
B.S. Eastern University
M.S. Indiana
University
Doug Horton is a certified athletic
trainer with over 8 years of clinical experience
at the professional, Olympic, university and
high school levels. He directs the Life Fitness
Program and serves as the Clinical Education
Coordinator for the ATEP overseeing students as
they participate in a variety of practicum
experiences. His teaching includes the Athletic
Training Education Program practicum courses,
Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries, Lower
Extremity Evaluation, Pharmacology, and some
courses outside of the ATEP such as Life Fitness
Through Endurance. Doug is a member of the
Eastern University Student Assessment Committee
and has conducted university wide assessment
workshops for faculty.
Chad Clements, MS, ATC
Clinical Assistant Professor
Coordinator of Clinical Education
Department of Physical Therapy & Athletic
Training
Boston University
BSEd, State University of New York at Cortland
MS, East Stroudsburg University
Chad Clements has been a clinical assistant
professor at Boston University, where he serves
as the coordinator of clinical education and
teaches courses in Foundations of Athletic
Training, Clinical Medicine and Clinical
Athletic Training, since 2007. He has practiced
athletic training since 1998, serving as an
assistant athletic trainer at Seton Hall
University and as a head athletic trainer at
both Stevens Institute of Technology and Lasell
College. He has also served as an approved
clinical instructor for the athletic training
education programs at Seton Hall, Lasell
College, and BU. Chad has presented on clinical
education topics at national and regional
professional conferences. He is currently a
candidate for his PhD in Movement Studies at
Seton Hall University where he will be studying
the validity of using real-time clinical
screening tools to identify poor lower extremity
mechanics.
Brian Vesci, MA, ATC
Senior Athletic Trainer
Athletic Training Services
Lecturer in Athletic Training
Department of Physical Therapy & Athletic
Training
Boston University
BS, Duquesne University
MAT, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Brian Vesci currently serves as a senior
athletic trainer for Boston University’s
Athletic Training Services. His primary clinical
responsibilities include coordinating the care
for the Men’s Soccer team as well as overseeing
graduate students coordinating Field Hockey and
Softball and ROTC. Brian also serves as a
faculty member in the College of Health and
Rehabilitation Sciences: Sargent College, and is
an approved clinical instructor for the
undergraduate athletic training program,
supervising and mentoring undergraduate athletic
training students. He graduated from Duquesne
University in 2004 with a bachelor of science
degree in athletic training and he earned his
master of arts degree in athletic training from
the University of North Carolina in December
2006. Brian has delivered several presentations
as well as published articles relating to model
clinical practice in athletic training and
athletic training education.
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