OATA accepts 12 WC Athletic Training Students’ research for State Conference
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Athletic training students whose research was accepted for presentation at the State Athletic Training Conference from left: Front row, Kadie Grundy, Chris Zody, Wil Overholt and Tyler Schnitzler; middle row, Brandon McCammon, Chase Menchofer, Killian Lott, Karley Schlensker, and Gavin Salyer; and, back row, Dr. Erika Goodwin, Nicholas Keller, Olivia Smith, Ashley Boone and Professor Jennifer Walker.
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WILMINGTON The Ohio Athletic Training Association selected research submitted by 12 out of 13 Wilmington College athletic training students for presentation at the State Athletic Training Conference.
Among them, Gavin Salyer’s research was named the case study winner as Ohio’s top student presentation at the conference. Also, all 12 presentations are under consideration for publication in the State Athletic Training Journal.
WC enrolling students for fall in new Athletic Training graduate program
By Randy Sarvis - Wilmington College
WC’s athletic training students gain hands-on learning experience while working with the College’s sports teams, through internships and clinical rotations.
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WILMINGTON Wilmington College’s acclaimed program in athletic training will achieve a new level of accomplishment this coming fall term when it expands to the graduate level.
The College will implement a Master of Science in Athletic Training (MSAT) degree program in response to a national commission’s requirement that, starting in 2022, AT will become a graduate course of study.