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High School Sports Medicine Camp (Cramer Products)
	2006-02-10 14:06:24

William and Mary Sports Medicine Workshop July 8-11, 2006 $325 (if postmarked by June 10, otherwise $360) http://www.wm.edu/sportsmedicine/sportsmedcamp.htm Scholarships are available--check the website for details! The College of William and Mary is once again hosting the William and Mary Sports Medicine Workshop--a summer camp for high school students interested in careers in athletic training and sports medicine.  We are excited to announce our renewed relationship with Cramer Products, which will provide our workshop participants AND their respective schools and supervising ATC's free merchandise and valuable discounts: -- Every school will receive a free case of Cramer athletic tape for each of its students who attend the workshop. -- Schools who have three or more students at the workshop will receive a new Cramer Gold Series Athletic Training Kit for the supervising ATC. -- Every participant will receive a catalog and special discount to purchase merchandise. -- Participants will have the opportunity to win valuable Cramer merchandise through workshop games and contests. The William and Mary Sports Medicine Workshop is an intensive four day curriculum designed to introduce high school students to the exciting field of sports medicine. At the core of the workshop is the American Red Cross Adult CPR course in which participants will learn vital life-saving skills and complete their CPR certification. Depending on their experience and skill level, participants can choose either the Basic Track or Advanced Track to enhance their knowledge in sports medicine.  Participants will stay in the dormitory and eat their meals in the campus dining facility. The Basic Track curriculum includes taping and wrapping, injury prevention techniques, introduction to rehabilitation, emergency care skills, and basic injury recognition. The Advanced Track is designed for students who have attended a basic workshop and/or have extensive experience under the supervision of their athletic trainer at their school.  The Advanced curriculum includes a visit to the cadaver anatomy lab, a seminar on sports medicine careers and choosing the right college, a trip to the pool for an introduction to aquatic therapy, and labs on advanced taping and wrapping.  Please visit our web site for an application, more information, and photos from the previous workshops at htt://www.wm.edu/sportsmedicine/sportsmedcamp.htm. Andy Carter Associate Athletic Trainer College of William and Mary jacartwm.edu
Physician & Sportsmedicine journal
	2006-03-13 23:17:51

My physician informed me that the Physician and Sportsmedicine journal is no longer available - especially online.  What's worse is that you can't access any of the back issues online either.  Is McGraw-Hill Publisher still publishing this journal or is another publisher taking over? Will it be available online?  http://www.physsportsmed.com/journal.htm -- Donald Fuller, PhD, ATC Ahletic Training Program Director Entry-Level Master's AT Program University of Findlay 1000 N. Main St Findlay, Ohio 45840 419-434-6739 (office); 419-434-4822 (fax) Email: findlay.edu">dfullerfindlay.edu AT Program: http://homepages.findlay.edu/dfuller
Physician & Sportsmedicine journal
	2006-03-14 12:22:28

Donald-- My administrative assistant tried to renew my subscription in early January and was told that the company was selling the magazine.  She was not given any information about the continuation of the magazine, but that was the reason we were told why we can't renew.    Jenn Koerber jennatcyahoo.com
Physician & Sportsmedicine journal
	2006-03-14 16:34:40

I called the journal last week to subscribe. McGraw-Hill sold their publishing rights to another smaller company.  I called the company and the representative informed me that they are not currently taking new subscriptions, as they are trying to decide if they will publish the journal or sell it to yet another publishing company.  To say the least, the journal is in a holding pattern . Chuck Pfeifer ATC, CSCS AT Program Director Creighton University Omaha, NE 68178 bluejay95msn.com
NATA International Committee website
	2006-03-19 22:17:56

The NATA International Committee developed  FAQs that are currently on the Committee Web page. This is comprehensive without making it too wordy or lengthy.  Parts of some of  the answers are protected and go to a Members Only page. This also addresses/provides information on International internships and with several links.  Please see http://www.nata.org/international/index.htm Any questions contact: Gene Elizabeth Verel, MA, ATC, International Committee Chair att.net" title="mailto:geverelatt.net">geverelatt.net **************************************************************************** Michael S. Ferrara, Ph.D., ATC Program Director of Athletic Training Ramsey Center The University of Georgia Athens, GA 30602 706-542-4801 - Office 706-542-3148 - Fax http://www.coe.uga.edu/kinesiology/exs/athletictraining/index.html PLEASE NOTE MY NEW E-MAIL ADDDRESS IS uga.edu">mferrarauga.edu**
Physician & Sportsmedicine journal
	2006-03-22 15:45:47

This journal is available depending on your institutional subscriptions from Academic Search Premier full text from the EBSCO Host databank which is a fee based subscription databank Quoting Publication Details for "Physician & Sportsmedicine" Title:  Physician & Sportsmedicine ISSN: 0091-3847 Publisher Information: Vendome Group LLC 149 Fifth Avenue 10th Floor New York New York 10010 United States of America http://www.mcgraw-hill-sales.com Bibliographic Records:  01/01/1992 to present Full Text: ; 01/01/2001 to present (with a 1 Month delay) All Issues   -- 2005     Vol. 33 Issue 12 - Dec2005   ; Vol. 33 Issue 11 - Nov2005   ; Vol. 33 Issue 10 - Oct2005   ; Vol. 33 Issue 9 - Sep2005   ; Vol. 33 Issue 8 - Aug2005   ; Vol. 33 Issue 7 - Jul2005   ; Vol. 33 Issue 6 - Jun2005   ; Vol. 33 Issue 5 - May2005   ; Vol. 33 Issue 4 - Apr2005   ; Vol. 33 Issue 3 - Mar2005   ; Vol. 33 Issue 2 - Feb2005   ; Vol. 33 Issue 1 - Jan2005 + 2004 + 2003 + 2002 + 2001 + 2000 + 1999 + 1998 + 1997 + 1996 + 1995 + 1994 + 1993 + 1992 This includes full text articles but the last issue in EBSCO is the December 2005 issue so this may now be a ceased publication. Those who use EBSCO may find this post will help them improve the way EBSCO is accessed, the end of a several year search on my part. From: "David P. Dillard" <jwnetemple.edu> Date: Sat Mar 11, 2006 1:42 pm Subject: DATABASES: DATABANKS AND SEARCH SERVICE PROVIDERS : DATABASE: SEARCHING TECHNIQUES: EBSCO: Customer Service Past and Present and Learning Better Ways to Use EBSCO <;http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Net-Gold/message/11695> This post may also be of interest. From: "David P. Dillard" <jwnetemple.edu> Date: Mon Mar 20, 2006 11:55 am Subject: LIBRARY: TECHNOLOGY: Libraries Shed Old Image <;http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Net-Gold/message/11910> Getting back to Physician and Sportsmedicine: ProQuest Indexing of Physician and Sportsmedicine <http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?RQT=318&pmid=21539> For those with appropriate ProQuest access, it is indexed back to 1989 in the ProQuest system of databases, probably including Periodical Abstracts and one may use WorldCat from First Search to find libraries in ones region that subscribe to the journal to go to those libraries and find the journal. If the libraries you have membership in do not subscribe to First Search, one may go to Google and perform this search to find libraries in their area that subscribe. ";physician and sportsmedicine" and "find in a library" Furthermore, one can, it appears use the Internet Archive with the past working URL for this journal to obtain access to the archives of this journal Journal URL: Physician and Sportsmedicine URL: <http://www.physsportsmed.com/journal.htm> Internet Archive <http://www.archive.org> Menu Page in Internet Archive for this Journal's URL <http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.physsportsmed.com/journal.htm> List of Back Issues Online <http://web.archive.org/web/20050216014030/ www.physsportsmed.com/back_iss.htm> A shorter URL for the above link: <http://snipurl.com/nz81> December 2000 Table of Contents <http://web.archive.org/web/20050208154624/ www.physsportsmed.com/issues/2000/12_00/dec00.htm> A shorter URL for the above link: <http://snipurl.com/nz8a> Sample Full Text Article at this URL: RESEARCH to PRACTICE Promoting Cessation of Tobacco Use Glen D. Morgan, PhD; Brion J. Fox, JD THE PHYSICIAN AND SPORTSMEDICINE - VOL 28 - NO. 12 - DECEMBER 2000 <http://web.archive.org/web/20041121084016/ www.physsportsmed.com/issues/2000/12_00/tobacco.htm> A shorter URL for the above link: <http://snipurl.com/nz8f> For those interested in searching within the content of books using Google Books, my article just published online in the Academic Search Premier database and in the journal Online from Information Today may be of interest. Title:     Librarians, Jelly Beans, and Google Book Search. (cover story) Authors: ;     Dillard, David1 jwnetemple.edu Source: ;   Online; Mar/Apr2006, Vol. 30 Issue 2, p20-21, 2p Document Type: ;     Article Author Affiliations:     1Reference librarian, Temple University Full Text Word Count:      852 ISSN: ;   0146-5422 Accession Number:      19824368 Database:     Academic Search Premier -------------------------------------- For those seeking subject guides to internet and published reference resources these subject guides on the Temple University Library Subject Guide Pages may be of interest. Recreation <http://library.temple.edu/articles/subject_guides/recreation.jsp?bhcp=1> Outdoor Recreation <http://library.temple.edu/articles/ subject_guides/outdoor-recreation.jsp?bhcp=1> A shorter URL for the above link: <http://snipurl.com/mo7k> Leisure Studies <http://library.temple.edu/articles/ subject_guides/leisure-studies.jsp?bhcp=1> A shorter URL for the above link: <http://snipurl.com/mo75> Sports & Sports Management <http://library.temple.edu/articles/subject_guides/sports.jsp?bhcp=1> General Internet & Print Resources <http://library.temple.edu/articles/subject_guides/general.jsp?bhcp=1> Since starting this message, I have found the posts on the athletic_training_education list and have read with great interest about the journal being sold, not taking on new subscribers and being possibly up for sale again by the new owners.  The online world and corporate ownership of publications have certainly led to journal du jour and database du jour kinds of situations in the field of publications. My favorite story in this arena is the weekend Lexis Nexis some years ago dropped around 300 business periodicals if memory serves me correctly. I hope that the information above will be helpful to the members of this discussion group. Sincerely, David Dillard Temple University (215) 204 - 4584 jwnetemple.edu Net-Gold <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/net-gold> General Internet & Print Resources <http://library.temple.edu/articles/subject_guides/general.jsp>; Temple University Listserv Net-Gold Archives <http://listserv.temple.edu/archives/net-gold.html> <http://www.LIFEofFlorida.org>; Digital Divide Network <http://www.digitaldivide.net/profile/jwne> <http://www.edu-cyberpg.com/ringleaders/davidd.html>; Educator-Gold <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Educator-Gold/> =========================================
Online Assessment of AT Education (OAATE) website
	2006-03-31 17:47:45

The Online Assessment of Athletic Training Education (OAATE) web site is now available. The system is designed for athletic training students in their last year of the ATEP to assess their content knowledge and for program administrators to get feedback on program satisfaction/importance. While this is a research project, there is no charge for the service that this system provides.  Program administrators are able to use this system year after year to track trends and measure the effects of interventions and improvements. A variety of reports are available to the students and the administrators. Many students are preparing for the upcoming certification exam, this system can act as a mock written exam – however, it is not a predictor of success on the exam. ; Please take a moment to follow this link to learn more about the system. http://bus.cba.utulsa.edu/educationoutcomes/ W. David Carr, PhD, ATC Program Director for Athletic Training Education The University of Kansas ku.edu">wdcarrku.edu Elizabeth Swann, PhD, ATC Program Director - Athletic Training Nova Southeastern University Greg Gardner, EdD, ATC Associate Chair, School of Nursing The University of Tulsa
In Memory - Mark Alderman
	2006-04-07 14:09:07

Colleagues and Friends of AT: Please see details of the sudden and sad loss of one of our ATEP faculty and clinical instructors this week. For any of you that didn't know Mark Alderman, he was a complete professional and a wonderful man that many people will miss dearly. For those of you interested, the necessary information for donating in Mark's name are included at the end. At this point, our (ATEP) plan is to establish some kind of scholarship in Mark's name; an award that we hope to give to a graduating senior AT major that embodies Mark's character and personality. We will forward details to you when we have them, but we need to speak with Mark's family first before doing anything. Please forward this email to any appropriate people that you know. ; Thank You. Do NOT reply back to this listserv. Paul R. Geisler, Ed.D, LAT, ATC ATEP Program Director & Assistant Professor Ithaca College /Obituary/ MARK H. ALDERMAN Mark H. Alderman, 48, of Danby Road, Ithaca, died unexpectedly on Tuesday, April 4, 2006, at Cayuga Medical Center. He was born on April 10, 1957 in Lockport, NY, son of Richard and Geraldine Howard Alderman, who survive him. Mark was a Clinical Assistant Professor of Exercise and Sport Sciences at Ithaca College. He received his B.S. in Health, Physical Education, and Recreation from Messiah College and his M.S. in Physical Education with a concentration in athletic training from Indiana State University. Central to Mark's life was his strong and abiding faith in God, demonstrated in practical acts of service and kindness, generously bestowed on family, church, colleagues, and community. Though we grieve for his absence from us, we rejoice that Mark has finished the race and received the goal of his faith, eternal life in Jesus Christ. In addition to his parents, Mark is survived by his wife, Gayle and their children, Brianne, Kelsey, Ethan and Tessa. He is also survived by his four sisters, Karen (Bruce) Bossard, Carol (George) Griesedieck, Cheryl (Carlos) Martinez, Diane (Kevin Seamen) Alderman; and his brother, Stephen (Kara) Alderman. A service of thanksgiving for the life of Mark Alderman will be held at Bethel Grove Bible Church on Saturday, April 8, at 11:00 a.m. with Reverend David M. Jones and Reverend R. Lewis Rinard officiating. A reception will follow in the church building. Private interment will take place in Danby Rural Cemetery. There will be no calling hours. In lieu of flowers, a fund has been established to benefit Mark's children. Donations may be made out to the Tompkins Trust Co., f/b/o the children of Mark Alderman and mailed to Tompkins Trust Co., c/o Rich Dolge, PO Box 460 The Commons, Ithaca, NY 14851, or may be dropped at any bank office, or donations may be made to a fund in Mark's memory at Bethel Grove Bible Church, 1763 Slaterville Rd., Ithaca, NY 14850. Arrangements are by the Bangs Funeral Home. >
ACI Responsibilities & Compensation
	2006-04-10 17:03:32

The clinical instructors and ACIs have a lot of responsibilities between their patients, sport(s), and athletic training students.  In addition to their responsibilities with their full-time job (i.e., athletics, clinic), AT programs as asking these individuals to take on the responsibilities of teaching and evaluating skills of 1-8 AT students.  At our institution, we don't compensate any of the ACIs on- or off-campus. Nor do other health professions programs (PT, OT, PA, NM, SC) at our institution pay their clinical instructors. We do provide CEU opportunities for ACIs, but do not actually pay them a specific stipend or salary to be an ACI. I would like to hear how other schools deal with this issue.  What are some of the thoughts or feelings from administrators and ACIs? ; Please reply to the listserv.  Thank you for your time. -- Donald Fuller, PhD, ATC Ahletic Training Program Director  Entry-Level Master's AT Program University of Findlay 1000 N. Main St Findlay, Ohio 45840 419-434-6739 (office); 419-434-4822 (fax) Email: dfullerfindlay.edu AT Program:  http://homepages.findlay.edu/dfuller
ACI Responsibilities & Compensation
	2006-04-13 19:30:22

We currently have 3 ACIs that are 1/4 time academic (6 semester hours/year) and 3/4 athletics. I actually assign each of the ACIs one or two Clinical Experience courses as part of their load and one didactic course per year. ; The Clinical Experience course(s) and the one didactic course together add up to 6 semester hours per year. That is how our on-campus ACIs get paid. ; We currently have no off-campus ACIs, just CIs who are not paid (other than the Medical Director who is paid via contract). Jeremy Erdmann ATEP Director Murray State University jeremy.erdmannmurraystate.edu

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