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NATA 2015-Convention-Guide.Pdf Search for “NATA2015” in the App Store or Google Play to download the app today! Download the of cial convention app of the 66th NATA Clinical Symposia & AT Expo! The NATA 2015 app will give you easy access to an up-to-date schedule of events, your personalized schedule, an interactive map of the AT Expo and other important conference information - all in one place. Scan this QR code to download the NATA 2015 App. Download the App Here: http://bitly.com/nata2015 NATA_ConvApp_Ad.indd 16 5/20/15 10:23 AM BACKED BY 50 YEARS OF SCIENCE & PERFORMANCE Dedicated to improving athletic performance through proper hydration and fueling, Gatorade will be hosting a series of education sessions focused on nutrition for injury recovery. Stop by to hear from the experts and to sample Gatorade’s newest product innovations during this year’s NATA Expo. From Injury to Recovery: The Nutrition Story Education Session Hydration and nutrition play a critical role in the success of rehabilitating athletes after injury. This session will review the latest research and walk through case studies, providing practical clinical applications for athletes recovering from injury or surgery. Kim Stein Ph.D. | Senior Principal Scientist at GSSI Jen Ketterly MS, RD, CSSD, LD | Director of Sports Nutrition at University of Georgia Friday | June 26 | 10:45am-12:45pm | Room 241 GATORADE ® RECOVERY GIVEAWAY Attend this session to enter to win Gatorade Recover® products and one (1) NormaTec Recovery System. Nutrition for Injury Recovery Expert Chats Presented by the Gatorade Sports Science Institute Hear from leading experts in this series at booth #1607 throughout the convention. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: GO INSIDE SPORTS NUTRITION WITH THE EXPERTS Nutritional Support of ACL Rehabilitation Wednesday | June 24 | 10:30am ICE vs. NUTRIENTS: Does Timing Matter? Wednesday | June 24 | 3:00pm Can a Nutrition & Hydration Plan Help Support Recovery from Concussion? Thursday | June 25 | 11:00am Every chat includes a Gatorade Prize Pack giveaway. Presentation of the Tim Kerin Award Join us as we honor this year’s award winner who best exemplifies outstanding service, dedication and integrity in athletic training. Thursday | June 25 | 3:00pm-4:00pm | General Session | Hall 5, Level 1 NATA Foundation Fun Run Fueled by Gatorade Transportation provided by NATA. Gatorade® Thirst Quencher, Gatorade Recover® Protein Shakes and Whey Protein Bars will be available. YOUR DEDICATION TO THEIR SAFETY. OUR SCIENCE. THEIR SUCCESS. Wednesday | June 24 | 6:30am | Rootwad Park on the St. Louis River Walk GATORADE EXPO HALL BOOTH #1607 BACKED BY 50 YEARS OF SCIENCE & PERFORMANCE Dedicated to improving athletic performance through proper hydration and fueling, Gatorade will be hosting a series of education sessions focused on nutrition for injury recovery. Stop by to hear from the experts and to sample Gatorade’s newest product innovations during this year’s NATA Expo. From Injury to Recovery: The Nutrition Story Education Session Hydration and nutrition play a critical role in the success of rehabilitating athletes after injury. This session will review the latest research and walk through case studies, providing practical clinical applications for athletes recovering from injury or surgery. Kim Stein Ph.D. | Senior Principal Scientist at GSSI Jen Ketterly MS, RD, CSSD, LD | Director of Sports Nutrition at University of Georgia Friday | June 26 | 10:45am-12:45pm | Room 241 GATORADE ® RECOVERY GIVEAWAY Attend this session to enter to win Gatorade Recover® products and one (1) NormaTec Recovery System. Nutrition for Injury Recovery Expert Chats Presented by the Gatorade Sports Science Institute Hear from leading experts in this series at booth #1607 throughout the convention. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: GO INSIDE SPORTS NUTRITION WITH THE EXPERTS Nutritional Support of ACL Rehabilitation Wednesday | June 24 | 10:30am ICE vs. NUTRIENTS: Does Timing Matter? Wednesday | June 24 | 3:00pm Can a Nutrition & Hydration Plan Help Support Recovery from Concussion? Thursday | June 25 | 11:00am Every chat includes a Gatorade Prize Pack giveaway. Presentation of the Tim Kerin Award Join us as we honor this year’s award winner who best exemplifies outstanding service, dedication and integrity in athletic training. Thursday | June 25 | 3:00pm-4:00pm | General Session | Hall 5, Level 1 NATA Foundation Fun Run Fueled by Gatorade Transportation provided by NATA. Gatorade® Thirst Quencher, Gatorade Recover® Protein Shakes and Whey Protein Bars will be available. YOUR DEDICATION TO THEIR SAFETY. OUR SCIENCE. THEIR SUCCESS. Wednesday | June 24 | 6:30am | Rootwad Park on the St. Louis River Walk GATORADE EXPO HALL BOOTH #1607 COMMUNICATING WHAT MATTERS MOST TO YOU We know you desire information and resources that are specific and relevant to where you are in your career, whether you identify by age group, job setting or another topic of interest. One of our major projects is the development of targeted communications that will allow NATA members to create a more tailored member experience. You’ll be able to handpick the information you receive, getting right to the topics that interest you the most. For the initial launch this summer, we’ve identified the most popular professional interests, considering your setting and career level. This includes: secondary school, college/university, higher education, professional sports, emerging settings, young professionals and students. So, what will this look like? We’re glad you asked! Starting this summer at NATA 2015 you’ll begin seeing visual icons throughout the convention, as well as in all national communications and initiatives, for each of these professional interests. The icon will serve as a visual cue that the information presented is something relevant to members with that professional interest. It’s important to note that without member feedback, we would have a much harder time knowing exactly what you need or want from the national office. We are listening carefully to your ideas and opinions, and your input is extremely valuable. We’ll be conducting a member satisfaction and value survey soon, and we hope you’ll choose to participate. Your feedback will help us refine this strategy and provide insight and inspiration for new initiatives to come. TAKE A CLOSER LOOK Look For Your Icon. At NATA 2015, we’re kicking off our plan by introducing professional interest icons. These icons will be incorpo- rated into the NATA News, Range of Motion, NATA Now, social media and more. We know you’re busy people, and we intend to help you cut through the clutter and get to the information you need by including the icons with content that is most relevant for your setting/professional interest. 34-35_HouseAd_P4.indd 34 5/18/15 1:28 PM New National Website Our targeted communications plan will be a point of focus for the new national website launching later this summer, allowing you to easily access information by job setting or professional interest. News with Your Interests in Mind Starting this fall, we’ll offer an e-newsletter exclusively for your professional interest that’s packed with resources and best practices especially for you. While you’ll automatically be opted into the professional interest that correlates with your setting, you’ll also have the opportunity to subscribe to other professional interest e-newsletters as well. To view an example, go to http://multibriefs.com/briefs/nataf3/. NATA 2015 The Square New to the convention this year is the launch of The Square, a gathering place by professional interest where you can network and learn from your peers. Just look for your respective icon at the convention – it will lead the way! Get LinkedIn Join one or more professional interests LinkedIn pages to network, share best practices and more. Visit nata.org or search on LinkedIn to access the group. PHOTO BY LDPROD /ISTOCK /THINKSTOCK PHOTO BY LDPROD /ISTOCK /THINKSTOCK 34-35_HouseAd_P4.indd 35 5/18/15 1:28 PM TableGeneral of Contents Information GENERAL INFORMATION.............................................................................................................................9 PROGRAM-AT-A-GLANCE........................................................................................................................10 GENERAL INFO LEARNING FORMATS.................................................................................................................................11 2015 AWARD PRESENTATIONS..................................................................................................................12 DAILY EVENT SCHEDULE...........................................................................................................................17 NATA FOUNDATION FREE COMMUNICATIONS – POSTER PRESENTATIONS................................................58 SPEAKER INDEX........................................................................................................................................66 AT EXPO INFORMATION.............................................................................................................................73 AT EXPO FLOORPLAN & EXHIBITOR LIST.................................................................................................113 EVENT MAPS...........................................................................................................................................114 NATA Convention Program Committee ERIK E. SWARTZ, PHD, ATC, FNATA, CHAIR SUSAN A. NORKUS, PHD, ATC University of New Hampshire
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