The SLU Master of Athletic Training class of 2012 began professional classes this week with ANAT 400 Gross Anatomy and MAT 501 Principles of Athletic Training. There are 5 SLU students and 4 post-baccalaureate transfers in the class. Best wishes and welcome to the professional phase of the program!
Faculty and Class of 2012 (from left) Heather Allen, Kitty Newsham, Kacey Morrison, Caitlin Werkmeister, Darcy Downey, Justin Lynch, Scott Peters, JJ Hannigan, Samantha Peltzer, Leah Egeland, Tony Breitbach, Kemba Noel-London
The Saint Louis University Athletic Training Program in the Doisy College of Health Sciences is a graduate professional program accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education.
May 19, 2010
May 18, 2010
ATEP Celebrates Graduating Students
The Saint Louis University Athletic Training Education Program graduating the first Master of Athletic Training students in SLU history at the Doisy College of Health Sciences precommencement ceremony on May 13, 2010 and the University Commencement on May 15, 2010. The MAT graduates celebrated at dinner with the program faculty and their families after precommencement.
Kellie Black, Ilene Chambers, Heather King and Eric Sass received the MAT degrees. Jacob Blasingame, Meghan Gehrs and Emily Monahan received their Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science degrees, they will get their MAT degrees in May 2011.
Kellie Black, Ilene Chambers, Heather King and Eric Sass received the MAT degrees. Jacob Blasingame, Meghan Gehrs and Emily Monahan received their Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science degrees, they will get their MAT degrees in May 2011.
SLU Athletic Training Students wait for their name to be called at the Doisy precommencement at Chaifetz Arena.
Program Director Tony Breitbach read the names of the graduates.
Emily Monahan and Meghan Gehrs are all smiles on graduation day!
MAT graduates pictured with program faculty at celebration dinner at the Square One Brewery in Lafayette Square near campus.
Best wishes Ilene, Heather, Kellie and Eric!
SLU Faculty Answer Questions on FOX2 Morning Show
Sports Medicine Experts Answer Viewer Questions
(KTVI - FOX2now.com) - Got a pulled hamstring, shin splints or tennis elbow? Whether you're a serious athlete or just exercising at home, injuries can be a problem. But there's help. The professionals from Saint Louis University answered questions about sports injuries Monday morning.
Tony Breitbach did the webchat and Dr. Mitchell, Dr. Kaar, Chris Sebelski and Mark Reinking answered phones.
To see the video story click here
To see the chat transcript click here
May 07, 2010
SLU Athletic Training Student Reports from Summer NFL Internship
By: Jacob Blasingame
Jacob is spending the summer as an intern with the NFL's St. Louis Rams

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