Students can
obtain professional experience in a variety of traditional clinical
settings. Students may also
have an opportunity to gain experience in clinical instruction, athletic
training administration, or research through assistantship assignments.
These graduate assistantship assignments are based on the
students past experiences and where they feel they need the exposure.
Additionally, certification status may play a role in the
assignment.
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Off-Campus Locations |
ISU Athletic Training Services |
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Terre Haute North (2) |
Baseball (1) |
1. All assistantship positions are for 2 years.
2. Renewal of the graduate assistantship is based on the student's evaluations
and staying in good standing with the program, university, and Graduate
School.
3. The athletic training department reserves the right to remove the
student from the graduate assistant position in accordance to the
College of Graduate and Professional Studies guidelines.
4. Students must pass the Board of Certification Exam by January of the
first school year they enter the program or will lose tuition waiver and
stipend agreement.
5. Students must become Licensed in the state of Indiana by September of
the first school year they enter the program or will risk losing their
tuition waiver and stipend agreement.
6. To retain the assistantship and remain in the graduate program, the
student will be expected to remain enrolled in good academic standing by
maintaining a 3.0 GPA throughout the program. If the student does not
meet the GPA criteria each semester, the assistantship will be
terminated.
7. Part of the assistantship will include undergraduate course
assistance in the classroom and/or for open laboratory practice.
8. The student must have satisfactory performance in the position and
follow the
NATA Code of Ethics. Unsatisfactory performance of the
assigned duties of graduate assistantship will be grounds for
termination of the appointment at any time at the discretion of the
department.