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The Marshall University Athletic Training Education Program (ATEP) is under the direction of
Dr. Gary E. McIlvain, ATC. The ATEP is fully accredited by CAATE (Commission on Accreditation of
Athletic Training Education). Working with Dr. McIlvain is Dr. Ronda Sturgill, ATC and Mr. David Ruiz, MS, ATC.
Marshall's ATEP curriculum is a multifaceted program which takes
classroom instruction and adds to it clinical rotations in which
each student gains real life observation and experience working
hand-in-hand with certified athletic trainers, physicians,
physical therapists, and other allied health care professionals.
The curriculum is a rigorous program, which prepares the student
for their national boards. Students have clinical rotations at the
collegiate level, high school level, in the clinic setting, and
other settings, as they are available.
Once a student has been admitted to Marshall University and
declared athletic training as their major, they will take certain
required courses and make application to the athletic training
program. Acceptance to the athletic training program is
competitive and separate from acceptance to Marshall University.
A student can major in athletic training and graduate with a
degree in athletic training or they can major in a teaching field
and athletic training and with minimal extra time graduate with a
certification in a teaching field and a degree in athletic
training.
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Links to various forms associated with the Athletic
Training Education Program |
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Courses for Athletic Training Education Program |
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Please feel free to contact us for more information regarding our
program:
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Dr. R. Daniel Martin, ATC
Division Chair, Professor and Program Director
Marshall University College of Education and Human Services
Gullickson Hall 108C
E-Mail: martind@marshall.edu
Voice: 304.696.2412
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Mr. Gary E. McIlvain, MS, ATC
Assistant Professor and Clinical Coordinator
Marshall University College of Education and Human Services
Gullickson Hall 203D
E-Mail: mcilvain2@marshall.edu
Voice: 304.696.2930
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Dr. Ronda Sturgill, ATC
Assistant Professor
Marshall University College of Education and Human Services
Gullickson Hall 107-B
E-Mail: childressr@marshall.edu
Voice: 304.696.2929
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