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HERE
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this
eBlast
Newsletter
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Foundation
President
Mike
Sitler
Provides
State of
the
Foundation
Report |
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NATA
Research
&
Education
Foundation
President,
Mike
Sitler,
EdD,
ATC,
reported
to the
NATA
Convention
attendees
on the
progress
of the
Foundation
over the
past
year. Access
the full
report
on the
State of
the
Foundation
by
clicking
HERE.
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Foundation
Events
a
Success
at
the 2006 NATA
Annual
Meeting |
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Over
2,500
NATA
Annual
Meeting
attendees
participated
in the
Special
Events
sponsored
by the
Foundation.
For the
Foundation
Golf
Classic
at Stone
Mountain
Golf
Club 202
attendees
participated
while
187
members
participated
in the
Fun Run
at
Piedmont
Park.
Click
HERE
to see
the Fun
Run
results.
A record
2,207
members
turned
out for NATA Foundation Night
to see
the
Atlanta
Braves
take on
the
Boston Red Sox at Turner Field.
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Funding
for 18
Grants
and
Post-Doctoral
Fellowship
Approved |
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At the
June 13,
2006
Board of
Directors
Meeting,
the
Foundation
Board
approved
a total
of
$172,519.55
funding
for three
General
Grants
($123,141.00),
one
Post-Doctoral
Fellowship
($29,340.00),
four
Doctoral
Research
Grants
($10,000.00),
and
eleven Osternig
Master's
Research
Grants
($10,038.55).
Click
HERE
to see
the full
listing
of the
grants,
recipients,
institution,
title,
and
amounts:
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GRANT INFORMATION SUMMARY
The Effects of Ultrasound Delivery Method and Energy Transfer on Skeletal Muscle Regeneration |
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PRACTICAL
SIGNIFICANCE
When
comparing
ultrasound
treatments
providing
identical
total
energy
delivery
a
continuous
duty
cycle
has a
greater
influence
on
skeletal
muscle
regeneration
following
blunt
trauma
than
does a
pulsed
duty
cycle.
Click
HERE
to
review
the full
Grant
Information
Summary
of the
research
conducted
by
Nicole
M.
McBrier,
PhD, ATC
through
funding
provided
by the
NATA
Research
&
Education
Foundation. |
Nicole M. McBrier, PhD, ATC
Principal Investigator |
This Grant Information Summary may be downloaded in a 2-page pdf file from http://www.natafoundation.org/pdfs/McBrier,Nicole.pdf. |
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Your
NATA
Research
Foundation
Board
held its
annual
meeting
June
13th in
Atlanta,
GA. Below
are some
highlights
of the
actions
taken on
this
date:
-
Approved
the
minutes
for
the
4/26/06
conference
call
as
presented.
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Approved
upgrading
the
currently
vacant
Part-Time
Foundation
Assistant
to a
Full-Time
Position.
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Approved
requesting
the
Scholarship
Committee
to
develop
options
for
potential
sponsors
to
consider
when
making
their
commitment.
The
options
would
be
developed
with
a
sense
of
establishing
fully
endowed
scholarships
to
the
greatest
degree
possible.
-
Approved
appointment
of 3
new
Research
Committee
members
as
recommended.
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Approved
re-appointment
of 3
current
Research
Committee
members
to a
second
term
as
recommended.
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Approved
including
an
expected
increase
in
the
2007
budget
for
the
cost
of
printing
the
Supplement
to
the
Journal
of
Athletic
Training
resulting
from
increasing
the
allowable
word
count
for
abstract
submissions.
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Approved
an
unbudgeted
expenditure
of
$29,340
for
a
Post-Doctoral
Research
fellowship
Grant.
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Approved
an
unbudgeted
expenditure
of
$10,000
for
Doctoral
Research
Grants.
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Approved
an
unbudgeted
expenditure
of
$10,038.55
for
Master’s
Research
Grants.
-
Approved
an
unbudgeted
expenditure
of
$123,141
for
General
Research
Grants.
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Forty-seven
of the 73
scholarship
recipients
were present
to be
recognized at the
William
E.
Newell
Athletic
Training
Student
Awards
Luncheon
in
Atlanta
on June
17. Click
HERE
to see
the full
listing
of the
scholarship
recipients
by
category
and
their
institution.
Click
HERE
to view
the
PowerPoint
presentation
of the
Scholarship
Recipients
and
click
HERE
to view
the
PowerPoint
presentation
of the
Scholarship
Awards
and
their
sponsors.
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Free
Communications
Program
Continues
to Grow |
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The
Foundation
Free
Communications
Program
for 2006
received
a record
total of
384
submissions
of which
247 were
accepted. Oral
presentations
totaled 152 and
95
Poster
Presentations
were
provided.
Free
Communications
Award
Recipients
are as
follows:
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Doctoral
Oral
Anh-Dung
Nguyen,
MSEd,
ATC,
University
of
North
Carolina
–
Greensboro,
"Identifying
Relationships
of
Static
Lower
Extremity
Postural
Characteristics"
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Doctoral
Poster
Lauren
C.
Kramer,
PhD,
ATC,
Pennsylvania
State
University,
"Factors
Associated
with
Anterior
Cruciate
Ligament
Injury
History
in
Female
Athletes"
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Masters
Oral
Johna
K.
Register,
ATC,
University
of
North
Carolina
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Chapel
Hill,
"Concussion
Assessment
and
Recovery"
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Masters
Poster
Stephanie
Lynch,
MA,
ATC,
University
of
North
Carolina
–
Chapel
Hill,
"Exercise
Intervention
Improves
Forward
Head
and
Rounded
Shoulder
Posture
in
Collegiate
Swimmers"
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Undergraduate
Poster
Ben
M.
Goerger,
ATC,
University
of
North
Carolina
–
Chapel
Hill,
"High
Pelvic
Inclination
Angle
Affects
Lower
Extremity
Muscle
Strength"
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Chris Ingersoll receives NATA Foundation Volunteer of the Year Award |
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Our
congratulations
and
appreciation
go to
Christopher
D.
Ingersoll,
PhD,
ATC,
the Joe
H. Gieck
Professor
of
Sports
Medicine
at the
University
of
Virginia,
for
receiving
the 2006
NATA
Foundation
Volunteer
of the
Year
Award.
Dr. Christopher D. Ingersoll, former NATA Foundation President (2000-2004), Foundation Board member from 1996 to 2004, and Editor of the Journal of Athletic Training has clearly demonstrated a high level of commitment to the Foundation, its mission and its programs over an extended period of time. He has been very generous with his time and resources in support of the Foundation. Chris is an individual who personifies what the Foundation is all about.
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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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