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「100%」We have been counting down for 4 years to see this number... And boom, it was our Graduation day already!!!!🧑‍🎓✨...
10/05/2021

「100%」

We have been counting down for 4 years to see this number... And boom, it was our Graduation day already!!!!🧑‍🎓✨

Congratulations to all the last senior students of UCM ATP🎉🎉✨ I'm so proud of what we've accomplished over the four years.

We really appreciate all the professors, faculties, preceptors, family members, friends, and every person who supported us. Thank you so much, and please keep supporting us as we move forward to our next step.

Congratulations on all your work for 2019-2020-2021, everyone!! We, as AT students, are so proud of what you've accompli...
01/05/2021

Congratulations on all your work for 2019-2020-2021, everyone!! We, as AT students, are so proud of what you've accomplished and being here to work with y'all.

Here are some pictures of senior AT students and our ATCs dressed up in non-AT uniform😌😌

We got a few events to catch up with!Last weekend was senior send-off BBQ.🍖Unfortunately, because of covid, we were n...
01/05/2021

We got a few events to catch up with!
Last weekend was senior send-off BBQ.🍖

Unfortunately, because of covid, we were not able to hold spaghetti dinner or send-off with guests as usual. However, all the seniors and faculties were able to get together and have fun talking probably for the last time before graduation! 

*Did you notice that we are the last "seniors" of UCM ATP history...??🙌 What a great honor

Meet your officer: Public Relations Mai FukueYes, it’s me! I have been PR since last year, so I’m skipping the “what br...
22/04/2021

Meet your officer: Public Relations Mai Fukue

Yes, it’s me! I have been PR since last year, so I’m skipping the “what brought me into AT profession” part. I enjoyed all clinical settings for these 4 years, but I especially loved the PT clinic as I was able to work on hands-on stuff more. I also found myself enjoying how the day flows with the patients for set time at the clinic. As most of our officers said, it is an awesome moment for me to see the athletes/patients whom I work with are able to return to their practice, work, or sometimes even the normal daily lives.

In my free time, I enjoy watching movies, reading books, drinking with my friends, sleeping, and eating. I also love playing basketball even though I am not athletic enough anymore and sprain my ankle ery easily…

I am still not sure my career path after graduation, but I am willing to work with basketball at any level in the long run.

Lastly, thank you everyone for your support throughout this year. Thank you for following this account, liking and sharing the posts. I really appreciate all of your support. I still have some stuff to post here, so please bear with me 🙂

Hopefully, this account will be kept after our graduation so that everyone can see the updates about UCM AT program and Atheltic Training Student Association. Thank you again, every one! I hope you all have a great rest of your day today. Good luck with finals if you are college students. Stay warm and safe in this crazy Missouri weather.

We are back to meet the officers! Secretary, Kota Nakano Kota has a relative who works in a sports medicine team, and h...
06/04/2021

We are back to meet the officers! Secretary, Kota Nakano

Kota has a relative who works in a sports medicine team, and he inspired Kota when he was looking for what he wants to do in his future. He told us he would love to help others and work in a sports setting, and thus Athletic Training is the perfect choice for him.

He enjoys any clinical setting, but he especially loved doing the internship at Kansas City Royals. He explained that the experience he had during his internship “motivates me that I would like to be like Royals' athletic trainers one day.”
He said it is fun for him to apply the knowledge and techniques that he learned to the athletes to help them keep playing. He also feels joy when his athletes return to play from the injuries.
Kota enjoys sleeping, cooking, and watching sports in his free time.

Kota will begin his career after graduation at Georgia State University as a Graduate Assistant AT. Yes, close to where our president Jessica will be working. We cannot wait to see them working as opponents in less than a year!

Did you already check our goodies for NATM 2021??This year, we got stickers and notepads and the wristbands that says ...
23/03/2021

Did you already check our goodies for NATM 2021??

This year, we got stickers and notepads and the wristbands that says Central Missouri Athletic Training!

Make sure you come into the main ATR in the rec center and grab some for your friends and family members as well as for yourself!!☺️

Also, please take pic of them and post on social media and tag us ;)

Yes, we posted on Instagram already and forgot to do the same here... But it's never too late, right?HAPPY NATIONAL ATHL...
09/03/2021

Yes, we posted on Instagram already and forgot to do the same here... But it's never too late, right?

HAPPY NATIONAL ATHLETIC TRAINING MONTH!!!

It’s our favorite month of the year! This year’s slogan is “ATs ARE ESSENTIAL TO HEALTHCARE”
Throughout this month, show your appreciation to your and by using the hashtag and tag us on Instagram. Talk to your friends and family members who don’t know about AT profession so more people recognize us.

We are so grateful to celebrate this month with all of you. Thanks for all of your support!!

Meet your officer 2: Vice President Marcus OlsonMarcus told us he came into the world of Athletic Training not really su...
26/02/2021

Meet your officer 2: Vice President Marcus Olson

Marcus told us he came into the world of Athletic Training not really sure what it was when he entered UCM. He likes watching baseball and football, and he watched Atheltic Trainers on TV and thought “oh that’s cool to get to be on dugout/sideline and working.” Then, as he learned more about the profession and what it entails, he became sure that this is what he wants to do.

He has been to various clinical sites for 4 years, including Blue Springs South high school. He was able to watch surgeries at Bothwell Orthopedics & Sports Medicine. He expresses that the best part about AT program at UCM is that it feels as though we are a part of a family through our students, professors, and preceptors.

He enjoys watching baseball, football, hockey, and movies in his free time. He also enjoys playing disc golf, catch, and sand volleyball with his friends.

Marcus is going to be a Graduate Assistant at Baylor University with a Master’s in Exercise Physiology, with his future career plan of working in a professional or collegiate baseball team.

Comment from Marcus to our followers:
“The ligament that connects the calcaneus and navicular bone is not the “football ligament” but is in fact the spring ligament.”

Meet your officer: President Jessica McClentonJessica’s interest in Athletic Training began when she researched the pr...
16/02/2021

Meet your officer: President Jessica McClenton

Jessica’s interest in Athletic Training began when she researched the profession in her junior year of high school. Her high school Athletic Trainer also played a role in keeping the interest. 
She loves building relationships with athletes, coaches, and other staff members in athletics, and she finds it rewarding to see her athletes safely go back to activities. Jessica also explained that she enjoys the intensity and excitement of game days. She enjoys spending time with her friends and family. 

Jessica will begin her career after graduation at Georgia Southern University as a Graduate Assistant AT. 

Comment to our followers from Jessica: 
This has been a unique but rewarding experience with the university and clinical changes due to Covid. We are still staying safe while being able to carry out our clinical rotations and ATSA duties.

Are you ready for “meet our officers” posts??Starting next week, we will be posting the pictures of ATSA officers for th...
10/02/2021

Are you ready for “meet our officers” posts??
Starting next week, we will be posting the pictures of ATSA officers for this 2020-2021 academic year! We will mention who they are, why they are here, and some interesting facts about them.
For this week, please enjoy looking at our lovely pictures of 2021 seniors 😉

Yes, it is already the 5th week of the second semester. Shh… life happens. COVID did not allow us to schedule to take pictures of us until now. BUT WE ARE READY NOW 🙂

Off to a good start of Spring 2021 semester🤘🤘This is the last semester for senior students and for undergrad ATP of UCM!...
14/01/2021

Off to a good start of Spring 2021 semester🤘🤘

This is the last semester for senior students and for undergrad ATP of UCM!
Stay safe and healthy, everyone!!🧼

Thank you for those who stopped by our table today at the Involvement fair😊Please make sure you follow us to stay updat...
19/08/2020

Thank you for those who stopped by our table today at the Involvement fair😊
Please make sure you follow us to stay updated with our upcoming meetings and events!!

DM us for any questions and concerns✉ Stay safe and healthy🤘



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