A. Formerly ATR 225. Pre-requisite: BIO 107 or 307 with a minimum grade of "C". Co-requisite: ATR 325L. Students repeating ATR 325 must also enroll in 325L. Provide students with the opportunity to identify, differentiate and assess human musculoskeletal, nerve, and vascular body structures. This course will focus on anatomy function and assessment from the healthcare perspective. Credit will not be awarded for both ATR 225 and 325. 3 Lec.

A. Formerly ATR 225l. Co-requisite: ATR 325. Students repeating ATR 325L must also enroll in ATR 325. Provide students with hands on opportunity to identify, differentiate, and assess human body structures through palpation. This course will focus on musculoskeletal, nerve and vascular structures assessment for healthcare providers. Credit will not be awarded for both ATR 225L and ATR 325L. 2 Lab.

I. Prerequisite: ATR 325, 325L and ESS 212, each with a grade of "C" or better. Students will learn how to properly evaluate common injuries of the lower and upper extremity and spine. Students will learn how to apply these thechniques to various structures and pathologies across the entire human body. 3 Lec.

A. Prerequisite: ATR 330 with a minimum grade of "C". Co-requisite: ATR 304L. Students repeating ATR 340 must also enroll in ATR 340L and the most recent grade in these two co-requisites will be applied toward student's GPA. Study and development of therapeutic exercise program design. Emphasis on understanding the interaction between healing, exercise selection and the return to function. 2 Lec.

A. Co-requisite: ATR 304. Students repeating ATR 340L must also enroll in ATR 340 and the most recent grade in these two co-requisites will be applied toward student's GPA. Application of rehabilitation to further understand the interaction between healing, exercise selection and the return to function. 2 Lab.

A. Prerequisite/Corequisite: ATR 340 and 340L each ATR 330 with a grade of “C” or better. Students will receive an introduction to the clinical practice of athletic training and/or physical therapy through didactic education, basic skill performance, and clinical observation; preparing them for future clinical practice.

A. Prerequisite: ATR 805. Provides students with the opportunity to apply advanced clinical skills in a full immersion clinical experience. Curricular competencies are practiced and assessed. Students complete clinical experiences, as assigned by preceptor. Students are responsible for all costs associated with field experience (i.e. Transportation, housing, etc.).