Southeast Athletic Trainers’ Association

Bill Chisolm Ethnic Diversity Advisory Council Professional Service Award Recipients

• Bill Chisolm Ethnic Diversity Advisory Council Professional Service Award Recipients

• 2004

• Arnold T. Bell, ATC

• 2001

• Carl L. Williams, Jr., MEd, ATC

• 1999

• Theodore F. Childs, RPT, ATC, PhD

NATA Public Relations Committee Award Recipients

• NATA Public Relations Committee Award Recipients

• 2009 1st Place (Most Creative category)

• Joe Underwood, PhD, ATC, LAT for "J-Diddy"

• 2008 Honorable Mention (Grassroots category)

• Cumberlands Department of Athletic Training

NATA SSATC/Gatorade Recognition Award Recipients

• NATA SSATC/Gatorade Recognition Award Recipients

• 2015

• Garrick Edwards

• 2011

• Jessica Kirby, MEd, ATC

• 2010

• Paul E. Good, III, Hendersonville High School, Hendersonville, TN

NATA Bobby Gunn Student Leadership Award Recipients

• NATA Bobby Gunn Student Leadership Award Recipients

• 2014

• Cassandra Mall, University of Florida

• 2013

• Bryan Tachibana, University of Miami

• 2012

• Andrew Brubaker, Eastern Kentucky University

• 2011

• Alisha Tolbert, Troy University

Deloss Brubaker Awards for Student Writing Recipients

• Deloss Brubaker Awards for Student Writing Recipients

• 2011 Original Research First Runner-Up

• Amanda Cutright, ATC and Drew Garner

NATA Foundation Volunteer Service Award Recipients

• NATA Foundation Volunteer Service Award Recipients

• 2014 NATA Foundation Lifetime Contribution Award

• MaryBeth Horodyski, EdD, ATC, FNATA

• 2011 NATA Foundation Lifetime Contribution Award

• Michael Wilkinson, MS, ATC

• 2011 NATA Foundation Volunteer Service Award

• R.T. Floyd, EdD, ATC, CSCS

Dan Libera BOC Service Award Recipients

• Dan Libera BOC Service Award Recipients

• 2007

• Marisa Brunett, MS, ATC

• Sue Stanley-Green, MS, ATC

• 2003

• Rob Ullery

• William Welsh

• 1997

• Diane King

• 1995

• Barton Buxton

• Public Advocacy Award Recipients

• 2007

• Keith Webster, ATC, University of Kentucky

Mike Chambers

• Mike Chambers

• Tad Gormley

• Thomas F. Lutz

• Frank Mann

• Claude “Big Monk” Simons, Sr.

• Frank Wandle

• Mickey O’Brien

• Charles E. “Smokey” Harper

• W.J. “Dutch” Luchsinger

• Wesley “Doc” Knight

• Sam Lankford

• Martin Broussard

• Earl “Bubba” Porche

• Don Fauls

• Jim Goosetree

• Joe Worden

• Henry “Buck” Andel

• Sandy Sandlin

Mike Chambers, a native of New Orleans, Louisiana was one of the first great leaders in Athletic Training History. He pushed for NATA organization as early as 1938. He served as the elected President of that meeting. The meeting took place at the Drake Relays. This effort was supported by Charles Cramer and the Cramer Company. His first Head Athletic Trainer position was at Georgia Tech from 1927 until 1935. During that period he participated in the Olympics and the 1929 Rose Bowl victory by Georgia Tech. He returned to Louisiana to serve as Head Athletic Trainer at Louisiana State University in 1935, a position he held until early 1943. He also worked several all-star games in the south. One of his protégé’s was Marty Broussard, who became the Head Athletic Trainer at LSU. Mike Chambers was honored by the LSU student body, when the first live tiger mascot was named “Mike the Tiger” in his honor. He was inducted into the NATA Hall of Fame in 1962 and the Louisiana Athletic Trainers’ Hall of Fame in 1994.

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