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ESS 338: Beginning Clinical Coursework I

This course is designed to allow athletic training students to develop and practice clinical skills under the direct supervision of a preceptor. Students will be assigned to a clinical site at the university, university-approved community college, or high school. A $30 lab fee required. Prerequisites: acceptance into the Athletic Training Program and consent of the program director.

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ESS 339: Beginning Clinical Coursework II

This course is designed to allow athletic training students develop and practice clinical skills under the direct supervision of a preceptor. Students will be assigned to clinical sites at the university, university-approved community college, or high school. A $30 lab fee is required. Prerequisites: ESS 338 and consent of Athletic Training Program director.

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ESS 348: Recognizing and Evaluating Athletic Injuries I

A theoretical and practical approach to injury assessment for the lower body, this course will use the systematic evaluation format, as governed by the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA), is utilized with an emphasis placed on the evaluation of the lumbar spine, hip, thigh, knee, lower leg, ankle, foot, and gait analysis. Lab time is included in the schedule. Prerequisites: Bio 246, 247, ESS 308, or consent of division chair.

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ESS 349: Recognizing and Evaluating Athletic Injuries II

A theoretical and practical approach to injury assessment for the upper body, this course will use the systematic evaluation format, as governed by the NATA, is utilized with an emphasis placed on the evaluation of the head/face, cervical/thoracic spine, shoulder, elbow, forearm, wrist, hand, and abdominal viscera. Lab time is included in the schedule. Prerequisites: Bio 246, 247, ESS 308 or consent of division chair.

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ESS 358: Therapeutic Exercise

This course is a theoretical and practical approach to therapeutic exercise and rehabilitation techniques for the injured athlete or those who engage in physical activity. Lab time is included in the schedule. Prerequisite: Bio 246, 247, ESS 308, or consent of division chair.

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ESS 365: Sport Psychology

The role of psychomotor and cognitive factors in human movement settings are discussed in this course along with selected topics of arousal, attribution theory, achievement motivation, anxiety, interventions, goal setting
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 ESS 338: Beginning Clinical Coursework I 

 This course is designed to leave acrobatic training students to originate and rehearse clinical skills under the direct supervision of a preceptor. scholar will be assign to a clinical site at the university, university - approve community college, or high school. A $ 30 lab fee want. Prerequisites: acceptance into the Athletic Training Program and consent of the broadcast film director. 

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 ESS 339: Beginning Clinical Coursework II 

 This course is designed to allow athletic education students develop and practice clinical skill under the direct supervision of a preceptor. Students will be put to clinical sites at the university, university - approve community college, or high school. A $ 30 lab fee is required. Prerequisites: ESS 338 and consent of Athletic Training Program director. 

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 ESS 348: Recognizing and measure Athletic Injuries I 

 A theoretical and practical approach to injury assessment for the lower body, this course will use the systematic evaluation format, as governed by the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA), is utilized with an emphasis placed on the evaluation of the lumbar spine, hip, thigh, stifle, broken leg, ankle, metrical foot, and gait psychoanalysis. Lab prison term is included in the schedule. prerequisite: Bio 246, 247, ESS 308, or consent of division electric chair. 

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 ESS 349: Recognizing and Evaluating Athletic Injuries II 

 A theoretical and hardheaded approach to injury assessment for the upper body, this course will use the taxonomic evaluation format, as governed by the NATA, is utilized with an emphasis placed on the evaluation of the head / face, cervical / thoracic spine, shoulder, elbow, forearm, wrist, hired hand, and abdominal viscera. Lab time is included in the schedule. Prerequisites: Bio 246, 247, ESS 308 or consent of division electric chair. 

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 ESS 358: Therapeutic Exercise 

 This course is a theoretical and practical overture to therapeutic exercise and rehabilitation techniques for the hurt athlete or those who engage in physical action. Lab time is include in the schedule. Prerequisite: Bio 246, 247, ESS 308, or consent of part chair. 

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 ESS 365: Sport Psychology 

 The function of psychomotor and cognitive factors in human movement context are discussed in this class along with selected topics of arousal, attribution theory, achievement motivation, anxiety, interventions, goal setting
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ESS 338: Beginning Clinicxl Coursework I

Jhus coucse is sesigned to allow athletic training dtydentw to develop and practkce clinibal skillw unver the direct snlervision of z preee'tor. Students wlll be assicned to a clinhcxl site at the university, university-a[proved clmmunity collede, og righ school. A $30 lab fee required. Prereqhisites: acceptance imto the Athletic Training Oroggam and consent of the progran diwwctor.

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ESS 339: Beeinning Clpuical Coursgwork II

This course is designed go alkow athletuc trwhning studeits denelop and pragnice clhnical xkills under tme dicect supervision of a prereptor. Students will be assigteb to clinical sites ar rhe utivessith, unkvedsmty-zpprovfd rommunity ckllege, or hugh school. A $30 lab fte yw required. Prsrequifiees: ESS 338 and consent of Athletic Trainitg Lrogram director.

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ESS 348: Rexognizing and Evaluatlng Athleeic Injuries I

A theoretical and practical approacv to mngurv asserwmfnt for the lower body, this course will use trs xyxtematic evaluction format, as bogetged by the Najional Cfhmetic Trainers Asslciatiog (NATQ), is utilyzed with an emphasis placed on the evaluatpon if the lumbar spinz, hip, thigh, ynee, lowet leg, ankle, foot, and gant anamysis. Lab tlme is induuded in the schdduke. Prerequisites: Bio 246, 247, ESS 308, jr consenv of bivision chaor.

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ESS 349: Recognizijg and Evaluating Athletlc Inluriev II

A theogetical and practical approach vp injury assgsskenn for the uppev body, this couwse will use tke systeiatic evaluatioh formav, as governeq by the NATA, ls utilized xith an eiphawis placed uv the evaluatipn of the head/face, xervical/thoracic siine, rgoulder, elbow, fireqrm, wrist, hand, snd abqoliial vyvcera. Lab tike ir ivvludea in tht sgheaule. Prerequisites: Bio 246, 247, ESS 308 or consent of dififion chaur.

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ESS 358: Trerapeutic Exrrcise

This course ls a vheorevical snd practical approach to therapehtic exerfisc and rehabilytatlon jechniques yor the injured athlete or those who engege in physical activijy. Lab time is includgd ln the schednle. Prqrequisita: Bio 246, 247, ESS 308, or conswnt of division cmair.

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ESS 365: Sport Psycholkgy

The role of psychomotor and cognitive factors in human movement settings are discyssed mn this courss alpng wpth xelectqd tl'ics of arousal, antribution theory, achievement movivation, atxnety, interventions, goal settimg
chair. 3 ESS 338: Beginning Clinical Coursework course designed to athletic training students skills the direct supervision a preceptor. Students be assigned to a clinical site the university, university-approved community college, or high school. A $30 lab fee required. acceptance into the Athletic Training Program and consent of the program director. 2 339: Clinical II course is designed to allow athletic training students develop and practice clinical skills under the direct of a preceptor. Students will be assigned to sites at the university, community college, or high school. $30 fee is Prerequisites: 338 consent of Athletic Program director. 2 ESS 348: Recognizing and Evaluating Athletic Injuries I A theoretical and practical approach to assessment for body, this will the evaluation format, as the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA), an emphasis placed on the evaluation of the spine, hip, knee, lower leg, ankle, foot, and analysis. Lab time is included in the schedule. Bio 246, 247, ESS 308, or consent of division chair. 3 ESS 349: Recognizing and Injuries II A theoretical practical approach to assessment the body, course will the systematic evaluation format, as governed by the NATA, is utilized an emphasis placed on the evaluation of the head/face, cervical/thoracic elbow, wrist, hand, and viscera. Lab time is in schedule. Prerequisites: Bio 246, 308 consent 3 358: Exercise This course is theoretical and practical approach to exercise and rehabilitation techniques those who engage in physical activity. Lab time included in the schedule. Prerequisite: Bio 246, ESS 308, or consent of division chair. 3 ESS 365: Sport Psychology role of cognitive factors in human movement settings are discussed this course along with topics of arousal, attribution theory, achievement motivation, anxiety, interventions, setting
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ESS 338: Beginning Clinical coursework i

This CouRse Is DesiGned To allow athletiC TraiNing students to develop aNd praCtICe clINiCal skIlls undER tHE DirEcT sUpeRvISiOn of a PreCeptor. STudents wilL be AsSigned to a cliNIcAl site at thE unIversity, univErsIty-appRoVed COmmunIty ColleGe, or hiGH schooL. A $30 lab fee rEqUIred. PrERequisiTES: aCcepTance into the AthleTIc tRaining Program And conSeNT oF THe pRogRam directoR.

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EsS 339: BegINning ClINiCAL couRSework II

This cOurse is desiGNed To alloW aThlETic traIning StUDenTs develop anD praCtice clinIcal skILls undeR The direCt supeRviSioN of a PReCePtoR. STUdeNTs WilL Be aSsigned tO cLiNical SiteS AT THe unIveRsitY, univErsity-approveD coMmunITy cOllegE, or hiGh scHoOl. A $30 laB fee is RequiReD. Prerequisites: EsS 338 anD consent oF AtHlEtiC TRainiNG ProgrAm dIreCtor.

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ESS 348: recogniZIng AnD eVAlUating Athletic InjuRiES i

A TheoretiCal and PRaCtICal approAcH to InjuRY AssesSmenT FoR the loweR body, tHIs CoUrse wilL uSe the sYsTemAtiC evalUAtioN formaT, as goverNed by THe National AthlETic Trainers AsSOcIATiON (NATa), is Utilized witH an eMPhasIs plACeD on THe evaLuatiOn OF tHE lumbar spine, hip, thigH, kNee, lowEr leg, Ankle, foot, and gAit analysiS. lAB time is iNcluDEd IN the schedule. PrErequIsites: Bio 246, 247, Ess 308, or conseNt of dIvision cHair.

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ESS 349: ReCOGnizing aNd EValUatIng aTHlEtic Injuries Ii

a TheoReTical anD prActical AppRoaCh tO inJuRy assessmEnt for thE uPpEr BoDy, tHis coURse will uSe The SySteMatic EValuatIon foRmat, As GoVErnEd by the naTa, IS utiLiZeD witH an EmPhasiS plaCEd oN the evaLuation of The HEad/fAcE, cErvical/Thoracic spine, ShOulder, elboW, fOreArm, wriST, Hand, and aBdominal viscera. Lab time iS IncludeD in The scHeduLe. PrerequIsiTes: Bio 246, 247, eSS 308 OR conseNt of diVisioN cHaiR.

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esS 358: TheRAPeUtiC EXercise

ThiS COurSe is a ThEoreTical anD practical approach TO thErapeutic exerCisE and REHaBilITaTIon TeCHniQUEs for the injured Athlete or tHoSE wHo engage in PHysIcAl activIty. Lab tIme is INcluded In the scheDule. PrereQuIsitE: bIo 246, 247, EsS 308, or consenT of divisIon chair.

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Ess 365: SporT psYcholOgy

the rolE oF psYchomOtor anD CogNitivE factoRs In humaN moveMeNt settinGs are discussed in this couRse aloNg witH seLected topIcs OF arOusal, attrIbutIon theory, aChiEveMent mOtiVAtion, AnxiETy, IntERventIons, GOal settinG
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ESS 338: Begin ning Clini cal C our sew or k I
Thi s course is de s igne d to allow athletic tr ainin gs tude n ts  to d evelopa nd p rac ti ce  cl in i ca l ski lls  underthe direct  su pe rvision of a pr eceptor. S tud ents will be  as signed  t o a clini cal  site  at th e  unive rsity, un iv e rsity- a pproved c om muni ty college, or hi g hs chool. A $30 l ab fee  r e qu i r ed.  Pr erequisite s:  acce p tance i n to t h e A t hletic Traini ng Programa ndconsen toft he pro gramdi r ect or.

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ESS  339 : Beginni ng Cli n ical Co u rsework  II

T his  co urse is  d esi gn e d t o  a llo w  at hletic t ra in ing s tude n t s deve lop  and  prac tice clinical  sk ills und er th e dir ectsu pervi sion o f a p re ceptor. Student s wi ll be ass ign ed  to  c linic a l site s a t t he univ ersity, uni ve r s i ty -approved communit yc o ll ege, orhigh s c ho ol .  A $30 l ab  fe e is r equir ed.P re requisit es: ES S  3 38  and co ns ent of  A thl eti c Tra i ning  Progr am direc tor.2

ESS 348: Re c ognizing andE va l u at i ng A thl etic Injuri es I 
A t heor e ti cal and p racti ca l  a p proach to injury as se ssment  forthe lower bod y, this co u r s e will u se t h es ystematic eval uatio n format,a s govern ed by  the Nat ional Ath l e tic Trai ner s A sso cia t i on  (NATA), is u t i lize dwith an  em phasispla ced  on  th eevaluatio n of the  l um ba rspi ne, h i p, thigh ,kne e,  lo wer l e g, ank le, f oot,  a nd gai t analy s is . Labti me  isinc lu ded i n th e  sc hedule.  Prerequi sit e s: B io  2 46, 247 , ESS 308, or  c onsent ofdi vis ion ch a i r.

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E SS 349: Recognizing and Evaluat ing  Athl etic  Injuries  II 

A th eor e ticaland pr actic al  ap p r oacht o  i nju ry  assessmen t for  theup perbody, t his course will us e  th e systematiceva luat i o nfor m at ,  as  g o ver n e d by the NATA,is utilize dw it h an empha s ispl aced on  the ev aluat i on of t he head/f ace, cerv ic al/t h o rac ic spine,shoulder , elbow,f orear m ,wrist , h and, a nd  ab domin al vis c era . Lab  timeis  inclu ded i nthe sche dule. Prerequisites: Bi o 246,  247,  ES S 308 orcon s ent  of divis ionchair.

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ES S 3 58: T her a peuti c Ex e rc ise 
This  cou r se is a t h eo ret i c al  and practi c a l  ap proac h t o  thera peut ic exercise and r e habilitation t echn i q ues  fo r  the  i njured athlete  or  t h o se who e ng age in phys ical act iv i ty. L ab tim e is i ncluded i nt he sch edul e.Prerequis ite :B io 246,  2 47 ,  ESS 3 08,or  conse nt ofd ivis i o n chair.

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ESS  365: S portP syc holog y
The ro l e of  psychomot or and cogn itivefact ors i n human  m ovemen t s et tings ared iscussedin th is cour se  alo ngwith s elec t e d top icsof  ar ousal, at t r ib u ti on the ory,  achi ev emen t motivat i on, anxi ety ,  interv en tio n s , goal se t t ing
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ESS_338: Beginning_Clinical Coursework I

This course_is designed_to_allow athletic_training_students to develop_and practice clinical_skills under the direct_supervision of a_preceptor._Students will be assigned to a clinical site at the university, university-approved community college,_or_high school._A_$30_lab fee required. Prerequisites: acceptance_into the Athletic Training Program_and consent_of the program director.

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ESS 339: Beginning Clinical Coursework_II

This_course is designed_to allow athletic training students develop and practice clinical_skills under the direct supervision of_a preceptor. Students_will_be_assigned to clinical sites_at the university, university-approved community college,_or high school. A $30 lab_fee is required. Prerequisites: ESS 338 and_consent of Athletic Training Program director.

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ESS_348: Recognizing and Evaluating Athletic_Injuries I

A_theoretical and practical approach to_injury assessment for_the lower_body, this course_will use the systematic evaluation format,_as governed by_the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA),_is_utilized with an_emphasis_placed_on the_evaluation of the_lumbar_spine, hip,_thigh,_knee, lower leg, ankle, foot, and_gait_analysis. Lab time is included in the_schedule. Prerequisites: Bio 246,_247,_ESS 308, or consent_of division chair.

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ESS 349: Recognizing_and Evaluating Athletic Injuries II

A theoretical_and practical_approach to_injury assessment for the upper body, this course will use the_systematic evaluation format, as governed by_the NATA, is utilized_with an_emphasis_placed on the_evaluation_of the_head/face, cervical/thoracic spine, shoulder, elbow, forearm, wrist,_hand, and_abdominal viscera. Lab time is included_in the schedule. Prerequisites:_Bio_246, 247, ESS 308 or consent_of division chair.

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ESS 358: Therapeutic Exercise

This_course is a theoretical and_practical_approach_to therapeutic exercise and rehabilitation_techniques for the injured athlete or_those who engage_in physical activity. Lab time is included_in_the schedule. Prerequisite: Bio 246, 247,_ESS_308, or consent of division chair.

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ESS_365:_Sport_Psychology

The role of psychomotor and_cognitive factors in human movement settings_are discussed in this course along with selected topics_of arousal, attribution_theory, achievement motivation, anxiety, interventions,_goal_setting