athletic_training_education : Message: AT Education Journal Submissions

Dr. Ken Knight has asked me to invite students, faculty, and researchers
to submit education-related articles to the new Athletic Training
Education Journal (ATEJ). This is a peer-reviewed online journal. For
Author's Guide and other information, please go to the website link
below. Over the years, I've seen plenty of abstracts, posters, and
other presentations at various conferences. So, I hope you will
strongly consider sending your paper. The journal is published online
four times/year. Thank you for your time and cooperation.

Donald

--
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: dfuller@...
AT Program: http://homepages.findlay.edu/dfuller

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Being at the convention last week, I notice that many people aren't applying for the jobs as have been in past years which made wonder about ATEP. Athletic...

abram.357@...

Jun 26, 2006
11:46 pm

Dr. Ken Knight has asked me to invite students, faculty, and researchers to submit education-related articles to the new Athletic Training Education Journal...

Donald Fuller
dfuller@...

Jun 26, 2006
11:55 pm

Sorry, I forgot the link to the journal. I also wanted to let you know that this is a "free" online journal. Please bookmark this link along with your other...

Donald Fuller
dfuller@...

Jun 27, 2006
4:40 am

Great comment. In our program we are seeing an increase in the number of students wishing to use the ATEP as a route to PT school, and, with the increased...

Taylor, Jeffrey Owen
jtcrusader

Jun 27, 2006
7:47 pm

I think we all need to consider one thing here. Only 8-9% of all FT placements in athletic training are in the collegiate setting. Our job as educators is to...

jrankinphd

Jun 27, 2006
7:48 pm

I think we need to be very cautious with this logic. I believe it was Dr. Schrader who asked the question "are our graduates getting placement in...

Paul Alvarez
alvarezatc

Jun 30, 2006
6:18 pm

I shouldn't use the term "useless" because nothing we learn can be called useless information. I should have said relevent to what athletic trainers are using...

abram.357@...

Jun 30, 2006
6:23 pm

Dr. Alvarez and group: This paragraph from your recent email is rather disturbing to me and I was left with one important question in my mind - what exactly IS...

MBTRAINER@...

Jul 12, 2006
8:02 pm

I believe I am correctly recalling reading that less than 50% of recent graduates are pursuing a career in Athletic Training after graduating from an ATEP. Our...

docamadeus

Jul 12, 2006
8:04 pm

Greetings, Forgive me for stepping on my soapbox but I have numerous educational and professional questions I feel face the profession. These are intended to ...

Scot Raab
scot.raab@...

Jul 13, 2006
5:47 pm

It has been intersting to read about what experienced clinicians, educators, all ATC's have posted about this issue. This email is relatively long, so please...

Mary Harbach
starladyatcl

Jul 21, 2006
10:10 pm

Here's another thought, regarding athletic trainers doing research- in which athletic training positions can research be done? Consider this- who has the TIME,...

Mary Harbach
starladyatcl

Jul 21, 2006
10:10 pm

Mary- I think you have a good point, however, if you are interested in doing research I'd suggest that you partner up with an ATC who is in the college setting...

jordan_hamson

Aug 1, 2006
1:53 am

Every clinician, regardless of setting, should be a researcher. Advances in clinical practice are made through critically examining the research that has been...

Bonnie VanLunen
bvanlunen

Aug 1, 2006
1:54 am

Group: I would like to inquire how programs are planning to prepare their students for the new BOC examination format. In addition, what media based resources...

speichert@...

Oct 9, 2006
9:55 pm

Mary makes a good point regarding resources. I commend her for mentioning the "GOOD" research as many of us may produce but not produce well. We have research...

James Leone
jleoneatc@...

Aug 1, 2006
2:02 am

Dear All, I usually sit back and watch the verbal "bantering", but this one is too good to pass up....so here are my two cents.... I feel that Mark Gibson's...

Ray Castle
lsuatc

Jul 21, 2006
10:12 pm

I view it not so much that we need to throw out or replace the training in a "traditional" setting for another setting, but that we need to be sure that...

Melinda Flegel
fleg7

Jul 12, 2006
8:17 pm

Mr. Berry makes a good point, but I philosophically stand by my statement. As an educator, I am not here to respond to the latest market trends in the health...

Paul Alvarez
alvarezatc

Jul 13, 2006
5:34 pm

My original post was not necessarily to knock down folks that have pursued a degree in another field. It was to make the point the athletic training is...

Mattacola, Carl
indigofarmm

Aug 1, 2006
1:50 am

Hi everyone! I've also been very interested in the current discussions on the listserv. I am also a newly certified female ATC pursuing a master's degree. My...

Kim Detwiler
quadzillakd@...

Aug 1, 2006
2:01 am

Kim and colleagues: I'm glad that Kim went on to pursue her masters in an area she was interested in- and I hope no one got the impression that I was against...

Mary Harbach
starladyatcl

Aug 6, 2006
3:25 am

Is there much difference between Universal and Standard Precautions for would care? Should our students be taught both, or just one? Just wondering your...

Donald Fuller
dfuller@...

Aug 6, 2006
9:56 pm

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