NATA president calls AT program “best of the best”
Posted: November 4, 2009
The president of the National Athletic Training Association (NATA), Marjorie Albohm, M.S., ATC, LAT, made a rare visit to the campus of an athletic training program when she visited ATSU’s Arizona campus September 2 and 3. Her agenda included a campus tour, time with AT faculty, and a presentation and discussion panel with students.
During her visit, Albohm noted that the athletic training program at ATSU-ASHS is one of the most innovative in the country, serving as a model for other AT programs.
“Your faculty makes a significant contribution to the profession of athletic training,” she said. “All are outstanding leaders in their field.”
When speaking to students, she called ATSU’s program the “Cadillac” of athletic training programs.
“Sometimes when you’re in it, and you know your faculty as close as you do, you don’t see how the world sees you. The world looks at you as being the best of the best,” she said.