May 15th, 2020
Creativity, collaboration and grit
Hands-on experiences such as internships are key to students’ learning. But what happens when much of the work force is working from home?
Hands-on experiences such as internships are key to students’ learning. But what happens when much of the work force is working from home?
Students pursuing a master’s degree in athletic training participate in a hands-on seminar led by Samaritan orthopaedic surgeons.
Emily Norcross, ATC, is an instructor in the athletic training program at the College of Public Health and Human Sciences.
On June 16, Eight graduating students were the first to receive a Master of Athletic Training degree from the College of Public Health and Human […]
A survey of Oregon high school athletic directors on their school’s preparedness for a catastrophic injury or health event found that only 11 percent of […]
In an effort to bridge athletic training and public health, the Athletic Training and Public Health Summit highlighted issues important to athletic trainers and introduced […]
Injury prevention programs can help reduce ankle, knee and other lower extremity injuries in sports, but the programs are not being widely used in high […]
