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2022 ATRA Annual Conference IN-PERSON Intensives and Workshops Proposal

September 10–13, 2022

Birmingham, AL - Educational Sessions: Birmingham Sheraton, Sleeping Rooms: Birmingham Westin

Tentative Schedule for the 2022 ATRA Annual Conference (subject to change) 

Educators’ Institute Part 3: Improving Quality and Consistency of the Academic Portion of the NCTRC Internship

Tuesday, September 13, 2022 at 8:30 AM–12:00 PM CDT
Ballroom 11
Session Description/Research Abstract

Building upon Part 1 and 2, Part 3 of the Educator’s Institute will dive deeper into the 2022 ATRA RT/TR Fieldwork Education Survey results pertaining to the NCTRC-eligible internship. Attendees will compare the use of fieldwork in their own curriculum considering the survey findings and engage in discussion about ways to improve the quality and consistency of the academic portion of internships within their RT/TR curricula as well as across academic programs. This session is appropriate for current and future RT/TR educators and fieldwork coordinators. Laptops and access to curricular materials are highly encouraged for this session.

Primary Presenter

Susan Purrington
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Co-Presenter/panelists

Brent L. Hawkins, University of North Carolina Wilmington
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Dr. Kirstin L Whitely, BS, MA, DHA, Longwood University and American Therapeutic Recreation Association (ATRA)
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Erik Luvaas, PhD, CTRS, CFTG
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Gena Bell Vargas, Ph.D., CTRS, Temple University
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