2017 NATM
NCATA March 2017 Athletic
Training Month Events
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2017 NATM EVENTS
Athletic Training / Sports Hall of Fame Event
at NC Museum of History
Date: Feb. 26th @ 1:00 pm
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Time Warner cable news
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Discovery Place Charlotte: Science of Sports Day- March 11th
Trainers Show Tech Side of Sports
Reach: Direct 2,100, 2 media outlet coverage
Partner with Omar Carter Foundation to raise awareness about hands free CPR
March 11th Discovery Place.
St. Patrick’s Day Parade in uptown Charlotte- Athletic trainers and student marching and advocating for the profession
Date: March 18th @ 11:00 am
Wells Fargo Progress Energy Building (Charlotte’s tallest building) Illuminated in Orange and Blue in Honor of National Athletic Training Month
Date: March 18th all evening
Visit to the Public Radio Studios in Charlotte North Carolina- advocating for athletic training and safety
Date: March 17th @ 9:00 am
NCATA Spring Meeting and Symposium in Charlotte
Mayor of Charlotte speaking and welcoming attendees to the NCATA Spring Meeting and Symposium
Date: March 18th @ NCATA Award Banquet
Mayor Jennifer Roberts Proclamation: View Here
Mascot Challenge: 20+ Mascot from across the state of
North Carolina (from professional sports, universities, colleges, high school) taking a picture with the NCATA
sign in recognition of athletic safety and athletic
training month and social media contest.
Date: Throughout March
National Honor Society Athletic Training Symposium at Charlotte Hornets arena
Date: March 13th @ Noon
Created Athletic Training Activity Sheet for Clinics, Offices through the sheet
Date: Throughout March
NATM Proclamations from mayors across the state
Date: Throughout March
Pictured below: Stavonna Petty, Emily Guerra, Jonathan Chavis, Elizabeth Jewell, Dominique Burgman and Nailah Barry.
Athletic Trainers (ATs) are health care professionals who collaborate with physicians. The services provided by ATs comprise prevention, emergency care, clinical diagnosis, therapeutic intervention and rehabilitation of injuries and medical conditions.* Athletic training is recognized by the American Medical Association (AMA) as a health care profession.
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(*) http://www.bocatc.org/about-us/defining-athletic-training
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North Carolina Central University’s Athletic Training Students are proud to bring this Proclamation forward to Durham County’s Board of Commissioners. Athletic Training Students, individually contribute a minimum of 400 service learning hours annually to athletic and sports medicine services in Durham County. They are invested in their service learning opportunities and uphold NCCU’s motto “In Truth and Service”. They participate in clinical rotations at NCCU, Durham Public Schools, Duke University Hospital System, NC School of Science & Math and Triangle Orthopedics, in Durham County.
NCCU gets Proclamation for Durham County 2017
Commissioned design from local Artist
HOSA (Health Occupation Students of America) Statewide Conference for future Healthcare Leaders Expo
Date: March 31st afternoon
Pictured: Brittany Price, Deidra DeMoss and Brendon Toma
