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This special topics seminar is designed to discuss and research professionally-related issues and concepts of athletic training. Topics are presented by allied health care professionals including, but not limited to, physical therapists, nurses, massage therapists, dentists, etc. Prerequisite: Permission of the department.

Presents treatment theories and techniques necessary in the planning and implementation of therapeutic exercise for prevention and recovery of athletic injuries and/or care of the athlete. Prerequisite: Instructor permission only.

This course is designed to teach the athletic training student current principles and rationale in designing therapeutic exercise and rehabilitation programs. Prerequisites: BIO-111 and BIO-112.

This course is designed to teach the athletic training student how to apply current techniques in therapeutic exercise and rehabilitation as well as utilize technology and equipment that can aid in the recovery of musculoskeletal injuries, conditions and various surgical procedures. Prerequisites: BIO-111 and BIO-112.

Series of professional topics relating to athletic training, involving problem solving, and arranged readings and presentations.

Provides the athletic training student the opportunity to put into practice the theory and practical skills of therapeutic modalities, and application and design of protocols learned in the classroom. This clinical course is taken during athletic training students upper or lower extremity clinical rotations. Formal evaluation of student performance during the clinical rotation will occur at the conclusion of the course.

Provides the athletic training student the opportunity to put into practice the theory and practical skills of rehabilitation protocols; and design of strength and conditioning programs. This clinical course is taken during athletic training students upper or lower extremity clinical rotations. Formal evaluation of student performance during the clinical rotation will occur at the conclusion of the course.

Focuses on all aspects of prevention as it relates, but not limited, to athletic injuries and conditions, liability/legal issues, and facility/equipment issues. Practicum III requires a minimum of 42 clinical hours that are part of the athletic training students equipment intensive clinical rotation. Formal evaluation of student performance during hour acquisition will occur at the conclusion of the course.