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Athletic Training

ANNOUNCEMENT

"Admissions for Athletic Training Clinicals is once per year.Deadline for submitting applications is November 15th of each year.

If November the 15th falls on a weekend/holiday, the deadline will be the first school day following November 15th.

Applications to be submitted to Dr. Toby Dore',Office #130 at Bourgeois Hall "


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  The Athletic Training Education Program (ATEP) is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE). Students completing this program are eligible to sit for the BOC (Board of Certification, Inc.) exam for the Athletic Trainer.
 
The program consists of four years of concentrated academic study including two and one half years of clinical education and field experience. The curriculum prepares students through instruction and evaluation of competencies related to injury prevention, evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation for athletes and the physically active.

The program's mission is to provide an active learning environment for undergraduate students. Through didactic and clinical experience, students will master the skills, knowledge and clinical competencies required for a successful career as an BOC Certified Athletic Trainer. ATEP goals and objectives are to:
  • prepare students to pass the BOC Certification Exam
  • develop critical thinking skills in students
  • develop decision making skills in students
  • instill the value of professionalism in students
  • develop effective communication skills in students
  • promote involvement of students in their professional associations
  • promote student involvement in community service/volunteer activities
  • encourage students to be life-long learners
  • encourage significant contributions to the profession through research and service to professional organizations
  • facilitate students' efforts in securing a position in graduate school or in an athletic training setting
More Information :
 
 
For further information, contact
Toby L. Dore (tldore@louisiana.edu)
Program Director, Athletic Training
Bourgeois Hall, Room 130-B
Phone 337/482-6283
 
 
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Document last revised Tuesday, October 9, 2007 1:47 PM

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