Athletic Training Blog

Post Professional MSAT Students Presenting Original Research

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Congratulations to the researchers of the MSAT Program at Missouri State University. This past week, students presented their original research studies at the 23rd Annual McQueary College of Health and Human Services Student Research Symposium. Graduate athletic training students in this post-professional program are required to work with a faculty committee during their … [Read more...] about Post Professional MSAT Students Presenting Original Research

BSAT Student Research Groups Present at MCHHS Symposium

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Professional Athletic Training Students from the BSAT program at Missouri State University presented original group research this past week at the 23rd Annual McQueary College of Health and Human Services Student Research Symposium. The SMAT department is so proud of these students as they worked throughout the last year with faculty advisors to develop an original research … [Read more...] about BSAT Student Research Groups Present at MCHHS Symposium

Athletic Training Open House

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Learn about our programs and meet faculty and students!! Grab a snack and enter a drawing! When: Wednesday, February 20th from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Where: Professional Building, Suite 160 What is an athletic trainer? Athletic Trainers (ATs) are highly qualified, multi-skilled health care professionals. ATs work in collaboration with a physician to provide the following: • … [Read more...] about Athletic Training Open House

BSAT student’s willingness to learn more in-depth, evidence-based approaches in patient care leads her to London

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Kirstin Schwart went to London, England for a week to attend the International Sports Science Medical Conference: Diagnosis, Management and Rehabilitation of Injuries in Elite Upper Extremity Athletes. During her trip not only was she able to meet and learn from professionals in the top of their career, but she was also able to spend a few days exploring historical sites and … [Read more...] about BSAT student’s willingness to learn more in-depth, evidence-based approaches in patient care leads her to London