David Berry, Ph.D., ATC Assistant Professor Coordinator of Clinical Education and Graduate Research   Jerry & Vickie Moyes College of Education Department of Health Promotion & Human Performance 2801 University Circle Ogden, UT  84408-2801 davidberry@weber.edu 801-626-6211 801-626-6228 (fax)     Teaching Assignments     Advisor for   Education   Professional Experience

Personal My wife, Leisha, and I live in Ogden with our 2 children, Tyler who is three and McKinley who is one.   Teaching Philosophy As an athletic training educator I believe in three overlying themes. First, all students have the potential to succeed and it is my duty to establish an educational foundation that students can build upon as they progress through school and life. Second, it is my responsibility to be an advocate for my students, protecting their rights, whether in the academic classroom and/or more importantly during their clinical education. Finally, learning is not a short term four year process, rather learning is a life-long activity and as such I believe that my role as an educator is to teach students not only athletic training skills but how to learn, so that they can then become active participants in their own learning process for the rest of their lives.   Professional Focus Continuing Professional Education in Athletic Training   Professional Service      Board of Certification           Chairman,Task Force of Continuing Professional                    Education           Committee Member, Role Delineation Study           Committee Member, Test Item Writer      Assistant Editor            International Council for Health Physical Education            Recreation, Sport and Dance Research Journal      Journal Reviewer              International Council for Health Physical            Education Reaction, Sport and Dance Research            Journal            Journal of Athletic Training            Athletic Therapy Today       American Red Cross Sounding Board Member For       Emergency Response Program Publications      Berry DC, Miller MG, Berry LM. An analysis of the      professional journal reading habits and attitudes of certified      athletic trainers. International Council for Health      Physical Education Reaction, Sport and Dance      Research Journal (In-press).      Miller MG, Berry DC. (2007).Getting back into the saddle      again: Preventing bicycling saddle sores. Athletic Therapy      Today, 12 (4), 19-21.      Miller, M. G., Porter, A. R., Hennigar, D. M.,      Cheatham, C. C., Richard, M., Berry, D. C. (2007).      Comparison of chest and waist deep aquatic plyometric      training on average force, power, and vertical jump      performance. International Journal of Aquatic research      and Education, 1 (20).      Berry DC. (2007). Medial tibial plateau stress fracture      in a recreational athlete: A case report. Athletic      Therapy Today, 12 (2), 16-20.      Miller MG, Berry DC, Gariepy, GS, Tittler JG. (2006).      Attitudes of Michigan high school ice hockey players      toward athletic mouthguard usage. The Internet      Journal of Allied Health Sciences and Practice, 4 (4).      Available at:      http://ijahsp.nova.edu/articles/vol4num4/toc.htm Presentations      Berry DC. (April). American Red Cross CPR Update.      Invited speaker, Rocky Mountain Athletic Trainers’      Association, Denver, CO, 2007.      Berry DC & Miller MG. (January). Creating Multimedia      Modules as a Method to Enhance Athletic Training      Students’ Learning Outcomes and Computer Literacy      Skills. Poster Presentation, National Athletic Trainers’      Association Educators Conference, Dallas, TX, 2007.      Miller MG & Berry DC. (January). Effects of Crossword        Puzzles on Athletic Training Students’ Performance in A      Therapeutic Modalities Class. Poster Presentation,      National Athletic Trainers’ Association Educators      Conference, Dallas, TX, 2007.      Berry DC. (April). Aquatic plyometrics: An evidence      based approach. Invited speaker,Rocky Mountain Athletic      Trainers’ Association, Salt Lake City, UT, 2006