KEITH E. NAUGLE, PHD, ATC, LAT, NSCA-CPT
knaugle@hhp.ufl.edu
I.
General Information
Contact Information
Home address:
1418 SW 25th
Gainesville, FL 32608
Home phone:
540-588-3700
Work address:
PO Box 118205,
Yon Hall 09
Gainesville; FL 32611
Office phone:
352-294-1778
Fax:
352-392-5262
Certificate / Board Licensure:
National Athletic Trainers’ Association Board of Certification:
State of Florida: Athletic Trainer License:
NSCA Certification Number
State of Virginia: Athletic Trainer License: (expired 05)
State of Illinois: Athletic Trainer License: (expired 02)
II.
080002162
AL 1822
7104920205
0126000430
096001476
Education
University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
PhD:
Health and Human Performance
Specialization:
Sports Medicine/Athletic Training
Minor:
Health Education and Behavior
May 2009
University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, IL
Master of Science:
Kinesiology
May 2002
Roanoke College,
Salem, VA
Bachelor of Science: Sports Medicine/Athletic Training
Health and Physical Education
May 2000
III. Honors
College of Health and Human Performance Teacher of the Year
College of Health and Human Performance
University of Florida
2009-2010
Nominated College of Health and Performance Teacher of the Year
College of Health and Human Performance
University of Florida
2007-2010
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Featured in Alumni Focus Newsletter:
Roanoke College, Salem, VA
October 2006
Larry Sutton Post-Graduate Scholarship
Mid-Atlantic Athletic Trainers’ Association
2000
Physical Education Award
Roanoke College, Salem, VA
2000
Outstanding Major Award
VAHPERD
2000
IV.
Academic Appointments
Clinical Assistant Professor
University of Florida, Gainesville FL
Department of Applied Physiology and Kinesiology
2010- present
Lecturer:
University of Florida, Gainesville FL
Department of Applied Physiology and Kinesiology
2006 - 2010
Lab Coordinator: Undergraduate Athletic Training:
University of Florida, Gainesville FL
Department of Applied Physiology and Kinesiology
2004 - 2006
Instructor Health and Physical Education Grades 6-8
Cave Spring Middle School, Roanoke VA
2002 - 2004
Teaching Assistant: Undergraduate Athletic Training
University of Illinois Champaign Urbana, IL
Department of Kinesiology and Community Health
2000 - 2001
Administration
Clinical Coordinator
Undergraduate Athletic Training Education Program
University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
College of Health and Human Performance (HHP)
V.
2006-present
Scholarship
A. Refereed Journal Publications
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1. Naugle KE, Behar Horenstein LS, Dodd VJ, Tillman MD, Borsa PA, Perceptions
of wellness and burnout among certified athletic trainers: gender differences. J
Athl Train. (in press)
2. Wikstrom EA, Tillman MD, Chmielewski TL, Cauraugh JC, Naugle KE, Borsa
PB, Discriminating between copers and those with chronic ankle instability. J
Athl Train. (in press)
3. Conaster P, Naugle KE, Stopka C, Tillman MD. AT Programs: Are They
Teaching Enough About Athletes with Disabilities. Athl Ther Today,
2010;15(5):34-36.
4. Wikstrom EA, Tillman MD, Chmielewski TL, Cauraugh JC, Naugle KE, Borsa
PA. Dynamic postural control but not mechanical stability differs among those
with and without chronic ankle instability. Scan J Med Sci Sport 2010; 20(1)
[online only]: DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0838.2009.00929.x
5. Conaster P, Naugle K, Tillman M, & Stopka C. Athletic Trainers’ beliefs toward
working with Special Olympic athletes. J Athl Train 2009; 44(3): 279-285
6. Wikstrom E, Tillman M, Chmielewski T, Cauraugh J, Naugle K, Borsa P. Selfassessed disability and functional performance in patients with and without ankle
instability: a case control study. J Orthop Sports Phys Ther 2009; 39(6): 458-467
7. Machek M, Stopka, C, Tillman, M, Sneed, S, & Naugle K, The effects of
supervised resistance training on Special Olympic Athletes. J Sport Rehab. 2008;
17(4).
8. Naugle K, Stopka C, Brennan J. Common medical conditions in athletes with
Spina Bifida. Athl Ther Today, 2007;12(1):18-21.
9. Naugle K, Stopka C, Brennan J. Medical conditions to know about when working
with athletes with Cerebral Palsy. Athl Ther Today. 2006;1(5):44-45
10. Naugle K, Stopka C, Brennan J. Medical conditions of athletes with amputations.
Athl Ther Today, 2006;11(4):39-41
11. Naugle K, Stopka C, Brennan J. Medical conditions in athletes with spina cord
injuries. Athl Ther Today, 2006;11(3):37-39
B. Refereed Journal Publications (In Review)
1. Naugle KE, Naugle KM, Wikstrom EA,. Cardiovascular Outcomes of Active
Gaming: Using the Wii as a Cardiovascular Training Tool, Journal of
Strength and Conditioning Research (in review)
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B1. Manuscripts and projects in progress
1. Naugle KE, Wikstrom EA: The use of active gaming as a tool for fitness.
(manuscript development)
2. Naugle KE, Naugle KM, Parr J. The effect of active gaming on pain following
induced muscle soreness (data collection)
3. Naugle KE, Athletic Training students perceptions of burnout and physical
activity (a longitudinal study, in data collection)
C. Published Refereed Abstracts
1.
Naugle KE, Behar-Horenstein LS, Dodd VJ, Tillman MD, Borsa PB. Likelihood
of High Burnout among Certified Athletic Trainers in Various Settings. J Athl
Train 2012; 47(3): S-121.
2.
Naugle KE, Naugle KM, Wikstrom EA. Active Gaming Comparisons with
Traditional Exercise in High and Low Intensity Exercisers. 2012 Southeastern
American College of Sports Medicine 36th Annual Meeting, Conference
Proceedings.
3.
An YW, Hedderson W, Naugle KM, Wikstrom EA, Naugle KE. Cardiovascular
Outcomes of Active Gaming: Applying the Wii to Athletic Training Rooms. J
Athl Train 2011; 46(3): S-44.
4.
Naugle KE, Naugle KM, Hedderson, WE, An, YW, Wikstrom EA. Affective and
cardiovascular outcomes of active gaming in low to moderately active young
adults. NASPSPA Annual Conference Burlington VT.(poster) June 9 2011, In J
Sport Exer Psych. 2011 33(S): 173
5.
Naugle KE, Borsa PB, Dodd V, Tillman M, Behar-Horenstein L. Perceptions of
Wellness and Burnout Among Certified Athletic Trainers: Males Versus Females.
In 2010 Southeastern Athletic Trainers Association Annual Meeting and Clinical
Symposium, Conference Proceedings, CDROM. (poster). Panama City FL March
19th 2010.
6.
Naugle KE, Borsa PB, Dodd V, Tillman M, Behar-Horenstein L. Perceptions of
Wellness and Burnout Among Certified Athletic Trainers: Males Versus Females.
North Carolina Athletic Trainers Association Conference Proceedings. (poster).
Charlotte NC. March 5th 2010.
7.
Naugle K, Borsa P, Dodd V, Tillman M, Behar-Horenstein L, Garvan C.
Perceptions of Wellness and Burnout in the Southeastern Athletic Trainers
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Association NATA district (9) National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual
Meeting. San Antonio TX, J Athl Train 2009; 44(3): S-62.
8.
Naugle K, Borsa P, Dodd V, Tillman M, Behar-Horenstein L, Garvan C.
Perceptions of Wellness and Burnout Among Certified Athletic Trainers:
Contributions of the Wellness Domains In 2009 Southeastern Athletic Trainers
Association Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium, Conference Proceedings,
CDROM. (oral) Panama City FL, March 21st 2009.
http://www.seata.org/09csmm/files/abstracts.htm
9.
Naugle K, Wikstrom E, Borsa P, Tillman M, Chmielewski T, Cauraugh J. Ankle
instability status affects symptomatic response but not functional performance.
National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting. St. Louis, MO, J Athl
Train 2008; 43(3): S-104.
10. Naugle K, Wikstrom E, Borsa P, Tillman M, Chmielewski T, Cauraugh J. Ankle
instability status affects symptomatic response but not functional performance.
2008 Southeastern American College of Sports Medicine 36th Annual Meeting,
Conference Proceedings: page 17
11. Naugle K, Wikstrom E, Tillman M, Schenker S, Borsa P. Jump protocol
direction does not affect dynamic postural stability or EMG in healthy subjects. J
Athl Train 2006; 41(2): S-101.
12. Naugle K, Wikstrom E, Tillman M, Chmielewski T, Cauraugh J, Borsa P.
Dynamic postural stability index shows deficits in individuals with functional
ankle instability. In 2006 Southeastern Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual
Meeting and Clinical Symposium, Conference Proceedings, CD-ROM.
D. Non-Refereed Journal Publications
1.
Naugle K, Stopka C, Brennan J. In The Know, Sports and Spokes 2005; 31(6):
58-61.
E. Presentations
National
1.
Naugle KE, Behar-Horenstein LS, Dodd VJ, Tillman MD, Borsa PB. Likelihood
of High Burnout among Certified Athletic Trainers in Various Settings. National
Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting. St Louis June 2012 (Oral)
2.
Naugle KE, Naugle KM, Hedderson, WE, An, YW, Wikstrom EA. Affective and
cardiovascular outcomes of active gaming in low to moderately active young
adults. NASPSPA Annual Conference Burlington VT.(poster) June 9 2011, In J
Sport Exer Psych. 2011 33(S): 173
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3.
Naugle K, Borsa P, Dodd V, Tillman M, Behar-Horenstein L, Garvan C.
Perceptions of Wellness and Burnout in the Southeastern Athletic Trainers
Association NATA district (9) National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual
Meeting. San Antonio June 2009 (Oral)
4.
Naugle K, Wikstrom E, Borsa P, Tillman M, Chmielewski T, Cauraugh J. Ankle
instability status affects symptomatic response but not functional performance.
National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting. St. Louis, MO June
2008 (Poster)
5.
Naugle K, Wikstrom E, Tillman M, Schenker S, Borsa P. Jump Protocol
Direction Does Not Effect Dynamic Postural Stability of EMG in Healthy
Subjects. National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta GA
June 2006 (Poster)
Regional
1. Naugle KE, Naugle KM, Wikstrom EA. Active Gaming Comparisons with
Traditional Exercise in High and Low Intensity Exercisers. 2012 Southeastern
American College of Sports Medicine 36th Annual Meeting, Jacksonville FL,
February 11th 2012 (poster)
2. Naugle K, Borsa P, Dodd V, Tillman M, Behar-Horenstein L. Perceptions Of
Wellness And Burnout Among Certified Athletic Trainers: Males Versus
Females, In 2010 North Carolina Athletic Trainer’s Associations (NCATA)
Conference proceedings. Charlotte NC, March 5th 2010 (poster)
3. Naugle K, Borsa P, Dodd V, Tillman M, Behar-Horenstein L, Garvan C.
Perceptions of Wellness and Burnout Among Certified Athletic Trainers:
Contributions of the Wellness Domains In 2009 Southeastern Athletic Trainers
Association Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium, Conference Proceedings,
CDROM. (Oral) Panama City FL, March 21st 2009.
4. Naugle K, Wikstrom E, Borsa P, Tillman M, Chmielewski T, Cauraugh J. Ankle
Instability Status Affects Symptomatic Response but Not Functional
Performance. 2008 Annual Meeting of the Southeast Chapter of American College
of Sports Medicine. (Oral) Birmingham AL February 2008
5. Naugle K, Wikstrom E, Tillman M, Chmielewski T, Cauraugh J, Borsa P.
Dynamic Postural Stability Index Shows Deficits in Individuals with Functional
Ankle Instability. In 2006 Southeastern Athletic Trainers Association Annual
Meeting and Clinical Symposium, Conference Proceedings, CDROM. (Poster)
Invited Speaker
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1. Invited Speaker University of Florida Back to School Lecture Series “Maintaining
a Healthy Lifestyle During Your College Years” Gainesville, FL October 23rd
2010.
2. Key Topic Speaker Southeastern Athletic Training Association (SEATA), 35th
Annual Conference and Symposium Key Topic Speaker “Athletic Trainer
Burnout” March 19th 2010.
3. Featured Professional Health-Smart Behavior Program’s Family Health SelfEmpowerment DVD. Done in both English and Spanish
4. Invited Speaker University of Florida Back to School Lecture Series “Keys to
Staying Healthy During Your College Years” Gainesville, FL October 3rd 2009.
5. Invited Speaker “Training and Conditioning of the Teenage Athlete”
Sports Medicine Jamboree. Gainesville, FL, August 29 2009
6. Panel Speaker “What You Want To Know About Obesity, Related Health
Problems, and Becoming Healthy” Gainesville, FL, February 23 2008
7. Panel Speaker “Exercise Specialist” Family Health Self Empowerment Project
Workshops. Gainesville, FL, January 26 2008
8. Invited Speaker: Physical Education & Sports for Individuals with Motor
Disabilities. Sports Medicine in Disabled Sports. University of Florida,
Department of Health Education and Behaviors. Gainesville, FL, May 10, 2007
9. Panel Speaker Professional Seminar HHP Graduate Student Association Council.
How to Get a Job after a Master’s. University of Florida, College of Health and
Human Performance, Gainesville, FL, November 30 2006
10. Invited Speaker: University of Florida Division of Continuing Education Physical
Education and Sports for Individuals with Motor Disabilities, University of
Florida: Participating and excelling in wheelchair sports (basketball and track).
University of Florida, Department of Health Education and Behaviors.
Gainesville, FL, May 11, 2006
Invited Guest Lectures
1. Invited Guest Lecture, “Special Medical Considerations in Disabled Athletes”
University of North Carolina-Charlotte Athletic Training Program, March 4th
2010.
2. Invited Guest Lecture Community Health Strategies in Injury Prevention and
Control. Sports Injuries. University of Florida, Department of Health Education
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and Behaviors. Gainesville, FL March 23 2011, December 5th 2009, April 22nd
2008, June 11th , 2007
3. Invited Guest Lecture Adapted Physical Education Class, Strength and
Conditioning Considerations in Disabled Sports. Roanoke College Salem, VA,
March 2001
VI.
Funding
Funded
1. Southeast Athletic Trainers Association Research and Education Committee
Grant “Perceptions of Wellness and Burnout Among Certified Athletic Trainers:
Contributions of the Wellness Domains” Funded March 2008
$1000
2. UF Graduate Student Council Travel Grant to present at: NATA Annual Meeting
and Clinical Symposium in St Louis MO: 2008
$250
3. UF Graduate Student Council Travel Grant to present at: NATA Annual Meeting
and Clinical Symposium in Atlanta GA: 2006
$200
Not funded
1. Southeast Athletic Trainers Association Research and Education Committee
Grant 2010 “The effect of active gaming on pain following induced muscle
soreness” March 2012
$1000
2. Southeast Athletic Trainers Association Research and Education Committee
Grant 2010 “Wii Hab: Does it promote compliance and maintain cardiovascular
fitness” March 2010
$1000
3. NATA Doctoral Grant Program National Athletic Trainers’ Association
February 2008
$2500
VII.
Teaching Experience
Classes taught: University of Florida 2004-2012 *2006-2012 as full-time faculty
Lecture Courses
1. Emergency Management of Athletic Trauma (ATR 4112c), Summer 2012.
An introduction of emergency personal and the levels of trauma present in
the US: class includes skills in airway management, splinting and first aid,
as well as spinal cord and head injury management.
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2. Functional Sports Conditioning (APK 4602/ATR4315) Fall 2010, Fall 2011, Fall
2012
A comprehensive look at the principles of strength and conditioning as it
related the conditioning and return to play functional testing in the athletic
populations. The class incorporates the basics of training with the
rehabilitative aspects used in elite and recreational athletes
3. Clinical Experiences in Athletic Training I (APK 4330/ATR4812) Fall 2009, Fall
2010, Fall 2011, Fall 2012
A review and overview of the taping, bracing, wrapping techniques used
in the field of athletic training. Discussion and practice of position
statements put forth by the NATA (including lightening, heat illness and
spinal cord injuries)
4. Clinical Experiences in Athletic Training IV (APK 4345/ATR4842) Spring 2008,
Spring
2009, Spring 2010, Spring 2011, Spring 2012
An extensive review and preparation for the Board of Certification test.
Discussion and preparation for maintaining continuing education units and
preparing for State Licensure
5. Clinical Experiences in Athletic Training III (APK 4335) Fall 2007, Fall 2008,
An introduction to data collection and analysis through a research project
and a research article discussion. Monitoring and evaluation of clinical
education rotations
6. Rehabilitation Techniques in Athletic Training (APK 4325/ ATR 4314) Spring
2007, Spring 2008, Spring 2009, Spring 2010, Spring 2011, Spring 2012
An introduction to physiological principles, concepts and operational
procedures of contemporary therapeutic exercise as they relate to the care
and treatment of athletic injuries
7. Principle of Strength and Conditioning (APK 3113) Fall 2006, Spring 2007,
Summer 2007, Fall 2007, Spring 2008, Summer 2008, Fall 2008,
Spring 2009, Summer 2009, Fall 2009, Spring 2010, Spring 2011,
Spring 2012,
This course is designed to give students the opportunity to learn skills
needed to become a certified strength and conditioning specialist or
certified personal trainer. The basic philosophy of conditioning is applied
to physiology and anatomy and allows for manipulations of strength
training programs
8. Therapeutic Modalities in Athletic Training (APK 4320C/ATR4302c) Fall 2006,
Fall 2007,
Fall 2008, Fall 2009, Fall 2010, Fall 2011, Fall 2012
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An introduction to physiological principles, concepts and operational
procedures of contemporary therapeutic modalities as they relate to the
care and treatment of athletic injuries
9. Athletic Training Practicum (4948C) Fall 2006
This class is used to prepare athletic training students to work in real life
situations where they are required to apply the knowledge gained form
previous semesters. The student is assigned to a particular ACI and
spends 1 semester learning and practicing in the Athletic training setting
10. Clinical Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries (PET 2623L) Spring 2006,
Spring 2007, Spring 2008
This course is designed to give students the opportunity to develop
clinical techniques in injury assessment, emergency care, taping and
bracing, rehabilitation, and understanding environmental conditions
11. Therapeutic Modalities (PET 4632c) Fall 2005
An introduction to physiological principles, concepts and operational
procedures of contemporary therapeutic modalities as they relate to the
care and treatment of athletic injuries
12. Emergency Management of Athletic Trauma (PET 4624) Spring 2005
Course provides an introduction to the art and science of effectively
recognizing and managing emergency situations both didactically and
clinically.
Classes taught at the University of Florida
Online course
*Development of an online course for Principles of Strength and Conditioning
Fall 2010
1. Principles of Strength and Conditioning (APK 3113) Spring 2011, Summer 2011,
Spring 2012, Summer 2012
Online course developed to prepare students for the CSCS certification
test. The course includes the use of audio lectures with PowerPoint. All
correspondence done via SAKAI computer software.
Lab Courses
1. Athletic Injury Assessment: Lower Extremity Laboratory (PET 4634c) Spring
2005, Spring 2006
2. Instructor, Rehabilitation Techniques in Athletic Training Laboratory (PET
4633c) Spring 2006
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3. Instructor, Therapeutic Modalities Laboratory (PET4632c) Fall 2005
4. Instructor, Athletic Injury Assessment: Upper Extremity Laboratory (PET 4623c)
Fall 2004, Fall 2005
Classes taught at the Cave Spring Middle School
1. Instructor Physical Education grades 6-8 2002-2004
PE skills in basketball, volleyball, soccer, tennis, football, biking etc.
2. Instructor Health Education Grades 6-8 2002-2004
Health education including: smoking and alcohol prevention, family skills
and reproduction, fitness, wellness and other health topics
Classes taught at the University of Illinois - Champaign Urbana
Lab Courses
1. Injuries in Sport (KIN 120) Fall 2000, Spring 2001
Head and neck trauma management, basic evaluation of knee and ankle,
as well as prophylactic taping skills
2. Teaching Assistant, Undergraduate Open Seminar (KIN 199) Fall 2000
Evaluation, rehabilitation and prevention and care of athletic injuries
3. Supervised Experiences in Athletic Training (KIN 288) Fall 2000
Clinical proficiencies for junior and senior level athletic training students
VIII. Advising Activity
A. Research Advising
1. Undergraduate Honors Thesis
a. - Staci Herring Faculty Advisor
i. University of Florida: Identifying Preventable Factors that
Contribute to Female Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injuries.
2009
b. - Lexi Douglas, Faculty Advisor
2009
i. University of Florida: Burnout and Perceptions of Wellness in
Athletic Training Students
c. - Lauren Wald, Faculty advisor
2007
i. University of Florida: Overview and practical applications of the
Transtheoretical Model of Change and Theory of Planned Behavior
in exercise adoption and adherence
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2. Undergraduate Independent studies
Natalie Maseda, Faculty advisor
Summer A
Does Therapeutic Ultrasound Improve Joint Range of Motion?
2008
Lexi Douglas, Faculty advisor
Summer A
2008
What stressors affect the lives of athletic trainers, graduate assistants and
athletic training students?
Kendra Boyce, Faculty advisor
The Effect of Mental Imagery on Sport Performance
Summer B
2008
Sean Driscoll, Faculty advisor
Summer B
The Effect of Core Strength on Optimal Limb Performance
2008
Amber Jackson, Faculty advisor
Summer B
A comparison of Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation in Athletes
2008
Dominque Francis Faculty advisor
Fall
2008
Does the gender of the Certified Athletic Trainer affect the comfort level
of his or herself and of his or her athletes while providing care
IX.
Clinical Experience
Clinical Coordinator
Undergraduate Athletic Training Education Program
University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
College of Health and Human Performance (HHP)
2006-present
Personal Trainer
University of Florida’s Living Well Institute
Gainesville, FL
October 2005-August 2006
Athletic Trainer
University of Florida Women’s Soccer camp
Gainesville, FL
July 2005
Head Athletic Trainer
Hawthorne High School
Gainesville, FL
August 2004-May 2005
Athletic Trainer
AAU basketball tournament
Virginia Beach, VA
July 2004
Head Athletic Trainer
August 2002-June 2004
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Hidden Valley High School
Roanoke, VA
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Head Athletic Trainer
Head athletic trainer for IHSA wheelchair basketball camps
Champaign, IL
June 2002
Head Athletic Trainer
University of Illinois Elite Wheelchair basketball camps
Champaign, IL
June 2002
Athletic Trainer/Graduate Assistant
University of Illinois
Champaign, IL
August 2000-May 2002
Athletic Trainer
Roanoke Lacrosse Camp
Salem, VA
July 2000 and July 2001
Administrative and University Service
University of Florida
Teacher of the Year Selection Committee
Undergraduate Curriculum Committee (APK)
Tenure and Promotion Committee (Clinical Assistant Prof)
UF ATEP Self Study Committee
Teacher of the Year Selection Committee (chair)
ATEP Steering Committee
Department Petitions Committee
Department Petitions Committee (chair)
Search Committee
AT Undergraduate Program Director (Position # 0705491)
Search Committee
AT Graduate Director (Position # 0705028)
Clinical Instructor Educator
College Commencement Committee
XI.
2011-2012
2011-2012
2011-2012
2010-2011
2010-2011
2006-present
2006-present
2008-2009
Spring 2008
Spring 2008
2007-present
2006-2010
Special Assignments
CAATE: Self study and site visit for athletic training accreditation
development and presentations of materials
2010-2011
University Marshal
2006-2012
Name Reader
2008-2010
College of Health and Human Performance commencement
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XII.
Professional Activity
Clinical Instructor Educator
University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
Approved Clinical Instructor
University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
Ad Hoc Reviewer
Athletic Training and Sports Health Care
Ad Hoc Reviewer
Journal of Athletic Training
Ad Hoc Reviewer
Strength and Conditioning Journal
Ad Hoc Reviewer
Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport
Ad Hoc Reviewer
International Journal of Athletic Therapy and Training
2007-present
2004-present
2008-present
2009-present
2009-present
2010-present
2011-present
XIII. Public Service
Volunteer work
Exercise in the Garden (group personal training for US veterans)
-2010-2012
SATO Quiz Bowl
-2008-2012 Faculty Sponsor
-2010&2011 SEATA Quiz Bowl winners
-2011 NATA Quiz Bowl Runner up
SATO Faculty advisor
-2008- Present, University of Florida ATEP
Volunteer Athletic Trainer, Orange and Blue 5K and 10K Challenge
-2009 (October)
Volunteer Athletic Trainer Mountain Dew Cross Country Invitational
-2007 (September)
Adapted Aquatics, Gainesville, FL
-2006, 2007 (April)
Volunteer Student Athletic Trainer
Men’s & Women’s ODAC Basketball Championship
-2000 in Salem, VA
NCAA Yes Clinic for Kids
-1999, 2000 in Salem, VA
Men’s Division III Basketball: Final Four
-1999, 2000 in Salem, VA
Stagg Bowl: Division III Football Championship
-1998, 1999 in Salem, VA
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XIV. Additional Activity
A. Certifications
Certified Athletic Trainer
National Athletic Trainers’ Association Board of Certification
Certified Personal Trainer
National Strength and Conditioning Association
CPR/First Aid Instructor
CPR/professional rescuer instructor
B. Professional Societies
North American Society for the Psychology of Sport
and Physical Activity (NASPSA)
National Athletic Trainers Association: 982094
National Strength and Conditioning Association: 040219004
Southeastern Athletic Trainers’ Association
Athletic Trainers’ Association of Florida
Mid-Atlantic Athletic Trainers Association
Virginia Athletic Training Association
Great Lakes Athletic Training Association
Illinois Athletic Training Association
-2011-2012
-2000-present
-2004-present
-2005-present
-2005-present
-2004-2006
-2004-2006
-2002-2004
-2002-2004
C. Continuing Education and Symposiums
NATA Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium
- June 24-28, 2012, in St Louis, MO
SEACSM Southeastern American College of Sports Medicine 36th Annual Meeting,
- February 9-11 2012 in Jacksonville, FL
CAATE Workshop SEATA Educator’s Conference
-February 4th 2012 in Atlanta GA
SEATA 4th Biannual Educators Conference
-February 2-4, 2012 in Atlanta, GA
Florida Athletic Training Education Seminar (FATES)
-June 29th, 2011in Lakeland FL
NATA Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium
- June 20-23 2011, in New Orleans LA
NASPSA Annual Conference and Meeting
-June 9-11 2011, in Burlington VT
NATA Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium
- June 22-25 2009, in Philadelphia, PA
SEATA Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium
-March 19-21, 2010, in Panama City Beach, FL
NCATA North Carolina Athletic Trainers Association Conference
-March 5-7, 2010 in Charlotte, NC
SEATA 3rd Biannual Educators Conference
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-February 4-7, 2010 in Atlanta, GA
NATA Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium
- June 17-20 2009, in San Antonio, TX
Southeast Biomechanics Conference
-April 23-24, 2009, in Gainesville, FL
SEATA Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium
-March 19-22, 2009, in Panama City Beach, FL
NATA Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium
- June 17-21 2008, in St Louis, MO
Clinical Instructor Educator Seminar
- June 25 2007, in Anaheim, CA
NATA Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium
- June 26-30 2007, in Anaheim, CA
NSCA Personal Trainers Annual Meeting
- March 10-13 2007, in Las Vegas, NV
NATA Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium
- June 15-18 2006 in Atlanta, GA
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1 Annual University of Florida Strength and Conditioning Coaches Clinic
- March 11 2006 in Gainesville, FL
SEATA 1st Biannual Educators Conference
-February 10-11, 2006 in Atlanta, GA
NATA Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium
- June 12-16, 2005 in Indianapolis, IN
NATA Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium
-June 15-19, 2004 in Baltimore, MD
NATA Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium
- June 28- July 4, 2000 in Nashville, TN
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