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2nd
Biennial SEATA Athletic Training Educators' Conference
Atlanta, GA was the site of the 2nd Biennial SEATA
Athletic Training Educators' Conference, held February
8-9 in conjunction with the SEATA Athletic Training
Student Symposium. Attendees numbered in excess of 100
educators representing all 10 NATA districts from 24
states. Combined with the SEATA student attendees and
faculty, over 810 attended this joint conference. The
Educator's Conference began with a grant writing
workshop and had various lectures on athletic training
education and the utilization of technology in the
classroom. There were also twenty four research
projects that were presented Friday night at the poster
/ social event. The twelve projects presented by
athletic training faculty are as follows:
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Techniques of improving peer instruction utilizing
self-analysis and video feedback by Andrews A, Bobo,
L, Spurlock A: Troy University and Stephan F Austin
University
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Undergraduate athletic training students perceive
that online learning is not as beneficial by
Armstrong KJ, Weidner TG: Ball State University
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Integrated learning and assessment of first-year
athletic training students to develop and enhance
communication and critical thinking skills by
Beckett, JA: Eastern Kentucky University
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Development of a survey instrument for assessment of
clinical practice patterns by Colston MA and
Anderson CL: University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
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Perceptual differences in undergraduate athletic
training students' clinical education experience by
Fuller D, Botto T, Botto A: University of Findlay
and Quinnipiac University
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Integrating enhanced podcasting in an undergraduate
athletic training program in the enhancement of
learning over time by Gruber DG and Thome L: Ashland
University
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Service-learning in athletic training education
programs by Herzog VW: Weber State University
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Students are reliable assessing a peer performing an
athletic training psychomotor skill by Marty MC,
Henning JM, Willse JT: The University of North
Carolina at Greensboro
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Integrating athletic training education into medical
school students' musculoskeletal learning and
acquisition assessment by Cuppett M, Morris, BJ,
Coris E, Wallach PM, Bognar BA, Konin JG: University
of South Florida
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Teaching styles of athletic training educators in
entry-level CAAHEP accredited athletic training
education programs by Rich VJ: University of South
Florida
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Standardized patients are feasible for the
evaluation of athletic training clinical
proficiencies by Walker SE, Weidner TG: Ball State
University
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Understanding and utilizing best practice strategies
for facilitating online learning by Weidner TG,
Armstrong KJ; Ball State University
Saturday morning was
kicked off by a joint breakfast of student attendees and
educators which allowed for both social interaction and
recruiting between the two conferences.
Co-Chairs Mike Brunet and
Bud Cooper want to thank Program Chairperson Stacy
Walker for putting together an outstanding educational
format. Partners which made this conference possible
are Sports Health Corporation, myCEUsource, LLC, The
Hygenic Corporation (Thera-Band Academy), Champion
Sports Medicine, Foot Management, Inc, Elsevier, Human
Kinetics, Slack, Hughston Orthopedic Hospital, and
Florida International University. Additional thanks to
Cramer Products and Laerdal for great giveaways and to
California University of Pennsylvania for sponsoring our
poster / social event. Be sure to keep this conference
in mind for 2010! Thank you to all who attended and be
sure to check the SEATA Educator's Conference web page
for updates and future opportunities.
Bud Cooper
Mike Brunet
Co-Chairs
SEATA Athletic Trainers Educator’s Conference
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Link to original
web page promoting the conference http://www.seata.org/08atec.htm
23rd
Annual SEATA Athletic Training Student Symposium 2008
Summary & pictures
Link to
purchase additional notebooks from the 2006 SEATA Athletic
Training Student Symposium
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