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Holiday
Gift
Guide:
The Gift
that
Gives
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Looking
for the
perfect
gift for
that
hard-to-shop-for
colleague
or the
physician
who has
everything?
As the
holiday
season
approaches,
the NATA
Research
&
Education
Foundation
would
like you
to
consider
honoring
the
special
people
in your
life
with a
gift
that
will
help
advance
the
profession
and make
sports
safer
for
athletes
at all
levels.
For a
suggested
minimum
donation
of $10
per
recipient,
the
individual(s)
you
designate
will
receive
a
personalized
holiday
card
from the
NATA
Foundation
acknowledging
that a
gift has
been
made in
their
honor.
The
card
will
include
both the
giver
and the
recipient’s
names,
but the
amount of
the
donation
will not
be
included
unless
specifically
requested.
Skip the
long
lines at
the mall
and
download
the form
at
http://www.natafoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Form_Holiday-Fundraiser.pdf
for
this
unique
giving
opportunity!
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We
are now
accepting
scholarship
applications
for the
2013-14
academic
year.
The
scholarship
program
is one
of the
NATA
Foundation’s
largest,
awarding
more
than
$138,000
annually
to
deserving
athletic
training
students.
To learn
more
about
the
program
and to
apply,
please
visit
http://www.natafoundation.org/scholarship-program/2013-scholarship-requirements-intructions.
All
personal
information
must be
submitted
by
January
21,
2013.
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On
the
December
14, 2012
Board of
Directors
conference
call, the
NATA
Foundation
Board
approved
the
following
general
grant
proposal.
General
Grant
Program
-
Timothy
Butterfield,
PhD,
ATC
University
of
Kentucky
“Load
Dependent
Effects
of
Massage
on
Immunomodulation
and
Afferent
Density”
$46,049
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The 2013 Athletic
Training
Student
Challenge
is
kicking
off now
to offer
college/university
athletic
training
clubs a
unique
opportunity
to
support
the NATA
Foundation
through
fundraising
efforts
to help
our
organization
meet its
goals.
This
year, in
addition
to
raising
money
for the
Annual
Fund,
schools
may
elect to
designate
their
donation
to go
directly
to one
of our NATA
Foundation
research
or
scholarship
endowments.
Not only
will
this
help the
endowment
get
closer
to
completion,
the
student
club
will be
part of
history
by
contributing
to a
research
or
scholarship
that
will be
granted
in
perpetuity.
In
addition
to
recognizing
the top
contributor,
we will
give
three
awards
in 2013
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First
Place:
Highest
Overall
Contribution
to the
Annual
Fund;
Highest
Overall
Contribution
to an
Endowment
and
Highest
Contribution
from a
First-Time
Participant.
To learn
more and
sign up
for the
Challenge,
go to
http://www.natafoundation.org/development/athletic-training-student-challenge.
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Annual
Fund
District
Competition
Near End |
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The Foundation's 2012 Building Your Foundation Annual Fund Drive is nearly at an end. Contributions by December 31, 2012 help your district in the annual NATA Foundation District Competition recognition.
Below is a recent status report on the District Competition. The winner will be determined by the district that reaches the overall highest percentage of its goal from all sources. These numbers reflect annual fund goals and donations only and do not take into consideration other contributions that will be used to determine the District Challenge winner. We hope that if you haven’t yet given your personal contribution for 2012, you will be encouraged to do so to help your district reach its Annual Fund goal.
District |
Individual Annual Fund Donations received to date |
% of Goal |
2012 Annual Fund Goal |
1 |
$7,451.54 |
232% |
$3,206.00 |
2 |
$9,590.81 |
222% |
$4,318.36 |
3 |
$7,666.42 |
185% |
$4,149.37 |
4 |
$1,233.72 |
22% |
$5,512.00 |
5 |
$1,060.00 |
38% |
$2,756.00 |
6 |
$1,180.83 |
21% |
$5,512.00 |
7 |
$865.50 |
39% |
$2,205.00 |
8 |
$2,498.19 |
70% |
$3,590.33 |
9 |
$12,325.23 |
152% |
$8,127.94 |
10 |
$535.66 |
196% |
$273.92 |
Total |
$44,407.90 |
112% |
$39,650.92 |
Help Build Our Foundation by selecting one or more of the following ways to demonstrate your commitment.
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GRANT INFORMATION SUMMARY
Spinal Control Differences between the Sexes |
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PRACTICAL
SIGNIFICANCE
This
study
revealed
that
differences
exist
between
sexes in
spinal
control
of
movement
as well
as the
activation
of the
neuromuscular
system.
This
information
can be
used to
develop
interventions
and
training
programs.
Click
HERE
to
review
the full
Grant
Information
Summary.
Principal
Investigator
Sam
Johnson,
PhD, ATC
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This
Grant
Information
Summary
may be
downloaded
in a
2-page
pdf file
from
http://www.natafoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Johnson09.pdf
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Shoe
Box
Society
for
Planned
Giving |
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Consider
joining
the Shoe
Box
Society
for
Planned
Giving.
Planned
gifts
take
into
account
a
donor’s
financial,
family,
business
and
estate
considerations.
These
gifts
can take
many
forms.
Planned
giving
techniques
can
significantly
reduce
estate,
income
and gift
taxes,
allowing
donors
to
benefit
the NATA
Foundation
while
realizing
impressive
tax
advantages
for
themselves.
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Sport
Safety
International offers
continuing
education
&
supports
the NATA
Foundation |
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Sport
Safety
International
has
combined
efforts
with the
National
Athletic
Trainers'
Association
to offer
a series
of
online
continuing
education
courses
focusing
on the
importance
of sport
safety
and risk
management.
Five
courses:
Pediatric
Sport
Safety,
General
Medical
Management,
Emergency
Preparedness,
Environmental
Sports
Safety
and
Concussion
each
contain
current,
evidence-based
information.
Each
course
has been
peer
reviewed
by
content
experts.
Athletic
trainers
who
successfully
complete
all five
courses
can earn
up to 10
BOC CEUs.
A
portion
of the
proceeds
from
each
course
benefit
the
NATA
Foundation.
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Recent
NATA
Foundation
Board
Actions |
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The
NATA
Foundation
Board of
Directors
held a
conference
call on
October
26,
2012.
The
highlights
of
actions
taken on
this
call
are
below:
-
Approved
the minutes
for the
9/10/12
Board
Conference
Call
as presented.
-
Approved the
Revised
version
of
the
NATA
Foundation
Bylaws
as
presented.
-
Approved
the
Pronouncement
Committee's
Position
Statement
entitled,
Evolution
of
Dietary
Supplements
for
Performance
Nutrition.
-
Approved
funding
for
General
Grant
proposal
for
$$46,049
as
recommended
by
the
Research
Committee.
The
NATA
Foundation
Board of
Directors
held its
last
conference
call
Friday,
December
14, 2012
at 1:00
PM CDT,
but the
minutes
are not
approved
yet and
will be
acted
upon
during
the
February
conference
call,
which is
not yet
scheduled.
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Mark
your
calendar
with
these
important
dates
and
deadlines
for
2013.
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NATA
Research
&
Education
Foundation
2952
Stemmons
Dallas,
TX
75247
214.637.6282
www.natafoundation.org
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Supporting
and
advancing
the
athletic
training
profession
through
research
and
education. |
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