Coming up in early February the Southeast Athletic Trainers’ Association (SEATA) will host their 26th Annual Student Symposium. At the Symposium, the SEATA committees invite all undergraduate Athletic Training Students within its District to submit case studies for presentation. Of the submissions, 25 authored case studies provide a 15 minute summary of the case in a moderated poster presentation session. Of the 25, 15 were pre-selected to provide an oral presentation of their case studies. Traditionally, LSU is well represented within these sessions, and this year is no different. From the 25 prestigiously selected case studies, 9 will be from Louisiana State University.
The LSU Athletic Training Students which were chosen to give an oral and poster presentation to 750+ attendees were:
The LSU Athletic Training Students which were chosen to give an oral and poster presentation to 750+ attendees were:
- Camille Bordelon: Traumatic Brain Injury In a Collegiate Football Player
- Courtney Melanson: Tibiofemoral Dislocation in a High School Football Player
The LSU Athletic Training Students which were chosen for the poster presentation sessions were:
- Kirsten Hundertmark: Chronic Leg Pain in a Collegiate Women's Soccer Player
- Madeleine Scaramuzzo: Phantom Pain in a Collegiate Football Player
- Raymond Champagne: Chronic Knee Pain in a Collegiate Women's Basketball Player
- Nicholas Badeaux: Upper Respiratory Muscle Spasms in a Collegiate Swimmer
- Jared Muth: Acute Knee Trauma in a DI Collegiate Basketball Player
- Zac Benjamin: Traumatic Forearm Injury in a Collegiate Men's Track and Field Athlete
- Emily Mesa: Nineteen Yr Old Collegiate Tennis Player with Chronic Migraines