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Dec 21, 2024
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Graduate Academic Catalog 2016 - 2017 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Athletic Training, M.A.
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Overview
This fully online program prepares post-professional athletic trainers to become exemplary and scholarly athletic training practitioners by providing evidence-based educational opportunities to achieve academic, social, spiritual, professional, and personal development. The program provides intensive study in evidence-based practice, athletic training teaching methods, administration and organization, as well as advanced therapeutic exercise and rehabilitation. Clinical experience in the field is expected during the fall and spring semesters.
Admissions Requirements
- Three current reference forms (at least one must be from a supervising ATC)
- Interview with program director
- Letter of explanation if GPA is below 2.75
- Two writing samples indicating potential graduate level work
- Current resume including all related professional and extracurricular experience
- Current BOC, INC. certification with good standing or eligibility for the BOC certification examination
Master of Arts in Athletic Training Mission Statement
The mission of the Master of Arts in Athletic Training is to prepare post-professional athletic trainers to become exemplary and scholarly athletic training practitioners by providing evidence-based educational opportunities to achieve academic, social, spiritual, professional, and personal development.
Program Student Learning Outcomes
- Analyze disciplinary content knowledge/theories and modes of inquiry that form the basis for athletic training practice (NASPE, 2008).
- Apply disciplinary content knowledge and theories to their athletic training rehabilitation techniques, administration and leadership abilities, and didactic and clinical teaching skills (NASPE, 2008).
- Practice continuous professional learning to further his or her own professional development, to be an advocate for the athletic training discipline, and to be a responsive and reflective clinical practitioner (NASPE, 2008).
- Integration of evidence-based practice principals to inform their clinical reasoning and decision-making process.
- Analyze ethical and moral situations that are related to sport, teaching physical education, coaching sports, practicing athletic training, and administering sport programs using the values, principles, and standards of one's profession.
Program Length/Semester Starts
The Master of Arts in Athletic Training starts in the summer semester and the program is 13 months in length.
Locations Offered
Online.
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Required Courses (21 Units)
Master of Arts Core (9 Units)
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