Sunday, November 14, 2010

Graduate Assistantship 1-5

Program Title:   Recreational Sport and Service Student Recreation Center  Sub. #               1         

Institution:         Southern Illinois University Carbonate                             

Program Leader             Dee Donaldson                                                  Email:   ddnldson@siu.edu         

Source URL:                              http://www.gradschool.siuc.edu/gaposting.html                                       
Graduate School Admission Criteria (Bullet Point Summary of Admission Criteria):

  • a baccalaureate degree or an equivalent from an accredited college or university;
  • acceptance by the SIUC Graduate School (2.7 GPA on a 4.0 scale on the last 60 hours of Bachelors’ degree)
  • Departmental acceptance.
Graduate School Application Procedures (Bullet Point Summary of Graduate School Application Process):

  • You may apply for the graduate assistantship before being accepted into the SIUC Graduate School or academic department, however, you must be accepted into a graduate program prior to being able to accept a graduate assistantship offered by Recreational Sports and Services.
    - Must apply and be accepted into an academic department and meet eligibility for a graduate assistantship.
    - E-mail Recreational Sports and Services application (go to http://www.reccenter.siu.edu/ to download the application), cover letter, resume, and 3 references to:
Program Admission and Application Procedures (Bullet Point Summary of Program Processes):

Not included on web page.

Program Title:   Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer                                             Sub. #               3         

Institution:                                 Indiana State University                                     

Program Leader                                                                         Email:   katie.patterson@indstate.edu      
Source URL:                                          http://jobs.nata.org/jobs/3601866                      

Graduate School Admission Criteria (Bullet Point Summary of Admission Criteria):

1. Graduate from a CAATE accredited entry-level athletic training program and/or eligibility to take the BOC exam.

2. A cumulative GPA of 3.0/4.0 or greater at the time of admission.

3. A combined Math and Verbal GRE score of excellence (used for Global Evaluation).

Graduate School Application Procedures (Bullet Point Summary of Graduate School Application Process):


1. Completion of both the Graduate Athletic Training and College of Graduate and Professional Studies application requirements

2. The Graduate Admissions Committee reviews and evaluates applications

3. Students are contacted for on-line Skype interviews.

4. Students who are selected are matched with clinical sites and offered assistantships.
Program Admission and Application Procedures (Bullet Point Summary of Program Processes):

Complete the Post Professional Athletic Training Education Program application (to be posted).
  • Provide three supervisory individuals the link to complete the recommendation form (to be posted).
  • E-mail your resume to Katie Patterson at katie.patterson@indstate.edu
  • Complete the Indiana State University College of Graduate and Professional Studies application procedure.
  • Send the following to the College of Graduate and Professional Studies:
    An official transcript from each previous college or university attended, including community and/or junior college.
    GRE scores
Program Summary (Briefly summarize the graduate program):

Ten month (August 1- May 31) graduate assistant appointment. Clinical assistantship placement is for the entire two years while you are enrolled in the program. You must be eligible for Indiana Athletic Training Licensure. We offer placements with NCAA Division I athletic and high school settings. You will be responsible for health care coverage at your appointed setting, helping with the accredited undergraduate program through clinical supervision, and classroom education.

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

CANTON YMCA VISIT

Yesterday we visited the Canton YMCA in WAleska Georgia. The membership coordinator Nicole Lawson was I tour guide person. She talk to us about the basic step of joining the YMCA membership club and the benefits she stated that they had over 9000 members at their location alone. She also talked about the requirements of her job and the opportunities they offer to student as far as practicums and internships and summer employeement.. For me this was a good learning experience have worked at the YMCA in Newnan, Ga i never knew that they offer the the opportunity to do your practicum and internships, feel ass if this gave me the oppportunity to ask questions about this closer to home.

Sunday, September 12, 2010

Becoming Invaluable

When looking at the Becoming Invaluable slide show (the guidelines for Sport Studies Majors), I realized that it is a good bit of things that I have not done within the guidelines. I did notice that in any year freshman sophomore etc. academics is a major part of succeeding within this major. To be honest most of the things listed in the slide show I have never even seen or even thought. I feel that by looking at this guideline it will give me more of an idea of what I need to do and what I should focus on more while finishing up school.

1-5 Internship/Career

Below you will find summaries of careers and internships that interest me and may also interest you.:

Basketball Operations Internship

The Washington Mystics Basketball Operations Intern will assist the Vice-President/General Manager and Basketball Operations Coordinator in all Mystics basketball operations efforts. This role will focus on Mystics basketball operations efforts both in-season and during the off-season (depending on the time of the internship). The candidate will work on the day-to-day operations, strategies and objectives of the department. During the summer internship, attendance at all Mystics home games and road games is required. The position reports to the General Manager.

Fall 2010 IT Internship

Responsible for troubleshooting end user, communicating and developing solutions and writing to customers and manage. Develop plans that are effective to complete classes within the company. Provide support to an internal client base of 100+ users, track databases. Etc.

Game Day/Night Internship

In this intern you will be required to assist Stampede Staff with game promotions, PA scripts and merchandise. You will also be required to assist daily preparations and attend all pre-game and post game meetings. As the intern you will have to coordinate on site event setups, activities and put ups. You will also sometimes be asked to perform as such a secretary will do.

Crunch Fitness Personal Trainer

• Maintain the organization and neat presentation of the fitness floors at all times.


• Be a positive representative of Crunch and its philosophies.

• Conduct safe and effective personal training & stretch sessions.

• Obtain all mandatory education certifications.

• Submit Bi Weekly Client Report Form at beginning of day.

Head Nutrition
 
Responsibility within this career is that it you will have to develop athletic nutrition program, making one on one nutrition plans for groups. Work with F&B program to develop nutrition plans, menus etc.

Guest Speaker Vic Mitchell (Shorter University Head WBB Coach)

We recently had the head womens basketball coach of Shorter University. He spoke to us about how he started his career by being a volunter first, the obstacles he faced as a coach; how he help developed programs such as the RC varsity sport programs, etc.; how important as a coach to have a strong foundation and supporters; how he developed his coaching style; when going to your job you should research it. He  talked to us about the keys to being and having a AD. He also gave us the break down of how a good successful athletic department (Shorter)runs and how the chain of commands are broken down. Having Coach Mitchell was a great experience it gave us an opportunity to learn from a coaching stand point the basic steps to take and showed us although you may start at a low level you can become very successful threw various opportunities.

Thursday, September 2, 2010

Guest Speaker 8-30-2010 (Peggy Collins Feerehy)

Today in class we had a the director of career servicesas a guest speaker. Her main points in her while speaking was to inform use about how to create resumes and profile with a website called called focus, college board and job services which we can obtain on the career services website on our school page. Mrs. Collins also informed us about carrer fair that the school usually attends each year. Sife is a program with in the business department that comes together as a group each year and creates a buisness presentation that they present to companies that Mrs. Collins aso talked about. From our guest speaker I learned alto but one of the main things I came to realize is that there is no reason for me to have a good job by the time i graduate because our school offers many opportunities and many services to help in anyway possible.

Saturday, August 28, 2010

Introductory Message

Welcome to my PED blog.. I am very thrilled to see what this course is all about and what skills it has to show. Our first visit we will be visiting Canton YMCA.I hope in future posting I will have more interesting things to share, but i will keep you posted.