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Athletic Training

- Current Curriculum

Courses:	55 hours
ATR195	Introduction to Athletic Training
ATR196	Athletic Training Clinical Education Experience I
ATR197	Athletic Training Clinical Education Experience II
ATR199	Athletic Training Practicum I
ATR220	Therapeutic Modalities
ATR225	Lower Extremity Evaluation and Assessment
ATR226	Upper Extremity Evaluation and Assessment
ATR231	Advanced Athletic Training
ATR296	Athletic Training Clinical Education Experience III
ATR297	Athletic Training Clinical Education Experience IV
ATR299	Athletic Training Practicum II
ATR332	Therapeutic Exercise and Rehabilitation I
ATR333	Therapeutic Exercise and Rehabilitation II
ATR396	Athletic Training Clinical Education Experience V
ATR397	Athletic Training Clinical Education Experience VI
ATR399	Athletic Training Practicum III
ATR440	Pharmacology for Athletic Trainer
ATR450	Senior Seminar in Sports Medicine
ATR492	Administration of Athletic Training
ATR495	Athletic Training Practicum IV
ATR496	Athletic Training Clinical Education Experience VII
ATR497	Athletic Training Clinical Education Experience VIII
BIO112	Anatomy and Physiology II
PHE225	Psychology of Sport and Exercise
PHE286	Kinesiology
PHE362	Nutrition and Health
PHE370	Biomechanics
PHE374	Physiology of Exercise
PHE377	Physics of Sport Movement

Athletic training major requirements for graduation:

Complete all athletic training practicum courses along with the hour requirement for those courses.
Be certified in CPR-PR and First Aid/AED (accomplished with ATR 197) and maintain that certification while at IWU.
Experience upper and lower extremity rotations, as well as an equipment intensive rotation and general medical rotation.
Complete the clinical education instruction plan consistent with the learning over time model.

Any questions may be directed to the IWU Athletic Training Education Program director:

Adam Thompson, PhD, LAT, ATC
Indiana Wesleyan University
4201 S. Washington
Marion, IN 46953-4974
Phone: (765) 677-3482
Email: adam.thompson@indwes.edu