Boston University Athletic Training Program

“If I say something today that touches you, I hope it brings you to action”
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This afternoon our very own Mark Laursen gave the William E “Pinky” Newell Keynote Address at the EATA Conference. Thank you Mark, for providing insight into what the future of Athletic Training may hold for each of us and reminding us all what it means to be a part of this community. We are honored to hear from you and continue to be inspired by your words.

One of the many things that makes athletic training great is the opportunity to collaborate with other students and professionals in the field. Some of our MSAT2 students had the opportunity to collaborate with ISU’s DAT and PHD program this weekend for a heat stroke simulation.
It’s always a good time of year to practice emergency care skills!