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Department of Human Physiology Graduate Studies in Athletic Training and Sports Medicine

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Athletic Training Curriculum:
Course Number Course Title Credits Facilitators/Special Notes
HPHY 610 Basic Science & Clinical Decisions (F) 4 Ken Singer, MD
HPHY 668 Physiology of Injury (W) 4 Richard Troxel
HPHY 669 The Female Athlete (S)

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 Susan Verscheure
HPHY 510 Neurophysiology of concussion (W09) 4 Paul van Donkelaar
Taught alternating years
HPHY 610 Manual Therapy (W) 2 x 2 Clinical Faculty ATC/PT’s:
Julie Staub & Mike Baum ‘09
Robyn Pester & Sean Roach ‘10
HPHY 610 Research Methods (F09) 4 Andy Karduna
Taught alternating years
HPHY 507 Human Physiology Literature: Access, Retrieval and Evaluation (F08) 1 Annie Zeidman-Karpinski (Science Librarian)
HPHY 570 Environmental Physiology (F) 4 John Halliwill
HPHY 607 AT Program Seminar (F, W, S) 1 x 6 Susan Verscheure &
Kim Terrell
HPHY 607 HPHY Graduate lecture series 1 x 6 Visiting Scholars
HPHY 607 Teaching College Science (F) 1 - 2 Susan Verscheure
HPHY 607 Administrative Skills for Clinical Careers (S10) 1 Kim Terrell
taught alternating years
HPHY 609 Human Anatomy Dissection (S) 1 Susan Verscheure & Anatomy GTFs
HPHY 609 Prac Sports Med. (S) 3 Observations (surgical, clinical etc.)
HPHY 609 Prac Athl Trn Service Center (one term selected by student) 1 Clinical experience with youth, masters and professional athletes.
HPHY 609 Prac AT Mentorship (optional) 1 - 6 Mentor undergraduates in the clinical setting.
HPHY 606* Literature review or Evidence Based Practice manuscript 4 - 8 Athletic Training and Clinical Faculty
HPHY 601* Original research manuscript 4 - 12 Athletic Training and Clinical Faculty

*NOTE: Student chooses only one of the three options listed.

The coursework above will earn a minimum of 44 credits of the required 45. The remaining credit can be earned by selecting from a number of optional experiences (HPHY 602 Supervised College Teaching, HPHY 609 Prac AT Mentorship), registering for additional HPHY 601 Research for extended projects, or selecting from other available HPHY course offerings (ie: Gait Analysis, Orthopedic Biomechanics, Advanced Techniques in Movement Science, Advanced Labs in Exercise Physiology, Alternative & Complementary Medicine etc.). Many students chose to graduate with more than the required 45 credits.

Exit Requirement:

Option 1: Comprehensive written and oral exams (completed during final term of study),one-term (minimum) research experience, and literature review or evidence based practice manuscript submitted for publication.

Option 2: Original research study conducted, and manuscript submitted for publication.

General Requirements:

  • Graduate students must be registered for a minimum of 9 credits per term and must have successfully completed a minimum of 45 graduate credits to graduate.
  • Graduate students must maintain a 3.00 GPA each term, and will not be eligible to hold a GTF position, take comprehensive exams, or to graduate, without a cumulative GPA of 3.00.

 

Updated August 2008