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2005 - Doctoral Poster Winner
Bradley T. Hayes, PhD, ATC, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR, “Intraclass-Correlation of H-Reflex Gain and Pre-synaptic Inhibition in the Soleus”

1997 - Student Poster Presentations Winner
Karen Marie Bowen, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR, “Intradevice Reproducibility and Interdevice Comparison of the CA-4000 Knee Motion Analyzer and KT-2000 Knee Ligament Arthrometer in Healthy Individuals”

Professional Level Entry Level Masters	Thomas Henrie	Idaho State University	Jack Cramer Memorial Scholarship by NATA Board of Directors
Professional Level Entry Level Masters	Amelia Meigs	Saint Louis University	Mark J. Smaha Scholarship by District 10
Professional Level Entry Level Masters	Taylor Purchio	University of Montana	DJO Global Scholarship by DJO Global
Graduating Undergraduate	Alexandra Bryan	Washington State University	Jack Weakley Scholarship by Johnson & Johnson

2015	Eunwook Chang, MEd, ATC Oregon State University "Evaluating the Usefulness of a Functional Test Battery for Determining Return to Full Activity in Females with Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction" $2,220.00 Darren Johnson Research Endowment
2010	David Howell, ATC University of Oregon "Evaluation of the Orientation/Executive Functions of Attention and Gait Disturbances in Concussed High School Athletes: A Pilot Study” $1,000.00 Master's Research Grant Program
2009	Yutaka Taniguchi, ATC Central Washington University “Impact of a Whole Body Immersion Bath on DOMS Symptoms Following Eccentric Exercise” $1,000.00 Osternig Master's Research Grant Program
2008	Reed Ferber, PhD, ATC, CAT(C) University of Calgary “Optimal Rehabilitation Protocols for the Treatment of Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome: An Outcome-Based RCT Study” $374,722.00 Outcomes Grant Program
2007	Junggi Hong, MS, ATC Oregon State University “The Acute Effects of Whole Body Vibration on Glenohumeral Joint Position Sense, Neuromuscular Control and Passive Joint Stiffness” $2,498.00 Doctoral Research Grant Program
2007	Sam Johnson, MS, ATC, CSCS Oregon State University “Neural Control Differences of the Sexes” $2,475.00 Doctoral Research Grant Program
2005	Eric A. Sorenson, BA, ATC University of Oregon “Prostaglandin E2 Production Associated With Exercise-Induced Muscle Damage” $1,000.00 Osternig Master's Research Grant Program
2005	David N. Suprak, MS, ATC, CSCS University of Oregon "Three-Dimensional Joint Position Sense on Shoulder Instability" $2,500.00 Doctoral Research Grant Program View Grant Information Summary
2002	Mark Hoffman, PhD, ATC Oregon State University "The Effects of Estrogen on Motoneuron Activity and Knee Joint Laxity" $66,225.00 General Research Grant Program View Grant Information Summary
2001	Jeffrey A. Sullivan, MA, ATC Oregon State University “A Comparison of Objective and Subjective Measures of Glenohumeral Joint Function Following Thermal and Open Capsulorrhaphy" $2,500.00 Doctoral Research Grant sponsored by Proctor & Gamble View Grant Information Summary
2001	Noah Wasielewski, MS, ATC, CSCS University of Oregon “Predictors of Functional Outcome Following Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction” $2,500.00 Doctoral Research Grant sponsored by Proctor & Gamble View Grant Information Summary
1999	Reed Ferber, MS, ATC, CAT(C University of Oregon "Gait Perturbation Response in Pre and Post ACL Surgical Subjects and Healthy Individuals" $2,500.00 Doctoral Research Grant sponsored by Active Ankle Systems, Inc. View Grant Information Summary
1999	Kim Hannigan-Downs, MS, ATC Oregon State University "Radiographic Validation and Reliability of Selected Clinical Measures of Pronation" $2,500.00 Doctoral Research Grant sponsored by Active Ankle Systems, Inc. View Grant Information Summary
1998	Louis R. Osternig, PhD, ATC University of Oregon "Joint Power Adaptations to Anterior Cruciate Ligament Deficiency and Replacement" $13,426.00 General Research Grant Program View Grant Information Summary
1997	Anna T. Brockmeyer, MS, ATC University of Oregon "Filling the Gap: Seminar Series for the Aging Athlete" $3,500.00 General Research Grant Program
1992	Rod A. Harter, PhD, ATC G. A. Smith Oregon State University "Three Dimensional Kinematic Analysis of The Effects of Ankle Prophylactic Devices on Dynamic Ankle and Subtalar Joint Motions" $10,904.00 General Research Grant Program

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Volunteer of the Year Award Recipients

District 10 Medal for Distinguished Athletic Training Research Recipient

District 10 Lifetime Contribution Award Recipient

District 10 President's Award Recipient

District 10 Volunteer of the Year Award Recipients

District 10
Medal for Distinguished Athletic Training Research Recipient

District 10
Lifetime Contribution Award Recipient

District 10
President's Award Recipient

District 10
Volunteer of the Year Award Recipients