The Kenny Howard Athletic Training Fellowship is a non-profit 501(c)(3) which represents a joint venture of Auburn University (the College of Education's Department of Kinesiology), East Alabama Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, East Alabama Medical Center, and RehabWorks Physical Rehabilitation.
The program was created to offer certified athletic trainers interested in a career in high school athletic training the opportunity to obtain their master’s or doctoral-level degrees through graduate assistantships. Students are enrolled in the Department of Kinesiology in Auburn University's College of Education and are granted assistantships through Auburn University. Students are placed at participating high schools to assist in the administering of the health care needs of the school’s athletic population. The purpose of the program is to educate certified athletic trainers (ATCs) and to provide health care to adolescent and pediatric athletes.
Kenny Howard with Auburn University graduate students.
AU Student Molly Plueger working with a Russell County High School football player.
Kenny Howard (left) and other members of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association assisted the U.S. Olympic
team at the 1952 Games in Helsinki, Finland.
Bumps and Bruises Clinic (Fall of 2000) L to R: Robin Martin, Chris Layfield, Tim Clemmons, Jacob Brown, Courtney McQuaker, and Dr. Bob McAlindon
Lisa Wells taping the shoulder of a Dadeville High School athlete.
2010-2011 Fellows (L to R) Dr. Win Lyle, Katie Varnado, Sara Mullinax, Rebecca Jones, Kenny Howard, Brooke Jackson, Erin Chatwin and Tamantha Wofford
A joint venture between East Alabama Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine, RehabWorks Physical Rehabilitation and Auburn University’s Department of Kinesiology
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