One of the more prestigious honors in the world of athletic training is the opportunity to present the William “Pinky” Newell Address at the annual convention of the Eastern Athletic Trainers’ Association.
This year, the convention’s organizers called upon Kean’s J. Timothy Sensor to deliver the honorary address. And he says he doesn’t know why.
“I’m just a humble guy,’’ he said.
Newell, known as the father of modern athletic training, paved the way for many advancements in the field. Since 1987, the Eastern Athletic Trainers’ Association has selected an athletic trainer from across the region to deliver the memorial address at the group’s annual convention.
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For a competitive swimmer, an asset in the water can be a liability on land. Her loose joints and ligaments, which provide the increased range of motion needed to excel in her sport, can make her more likely to roll her ankle on ground. But whether injuries come from shoulder overuse in the pool or land-based sprains, members of the Rutgers swimming and diving team can count on Jen Steinberg to care for them.
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