SPORT SCIENCE
EXPIRED
Posted Date: Mar 21, 2024
Expired Date: Jan 22, 2025QUALIFICATION
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Salary Expectation
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Years of Experience
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Work Type
Part-time
ABOUT PROGRAM
SPORTS/DEPARTMENT
LOUISVILLE ATHLETICS INTERNSHIP - SPORT SCIENCE
LOUISVILLE ATHLETICS INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
Sport Science is a division of Health & Performance, which also includes Strength & Conditioning, Sports Medicine, Sports Nutrition, Mental Health, and Mental Performance. The goal of Sport Science is to maximize student athlete health and performance through service, research, education, and innovation. The Sport Science intern will be assigned to the Health & Performance Team of one or more sports, where they will help fulfill daily responsibilities, short- and long-term projects for the assigned team/s depending on their educational degree program in exercise science, engineering, mathematics, statistics, computer science, pre-medicine, neuroscience, etc.
Learning objectives for the Sport Science Intern include, but are not limited to:
- Establish a working philosophy for applied sports science in collegiate athletics.
- Gain "on-the-job" experience working in an integrated health and performance team alongside strength and conditioning coaches, athletic trainers, sports dietitians, mental health, and mental performance professionals.
- Develop greater proficiency using applicable sport science software and hardware technologies.
- Enhance skill with each step of the scientific method (asking questions, conducting background research, designing protocols, collecting and analyzing data, communicating results, and translating findings into practice).
- Expand professional network to facilitate recommendations for future employment.
- Acquire practicum hours toward the Certified Professional Sport Scientist (CPSS).
LOUISVILLE ATHLETICS INTERNSHIP - SPORT SCIENCE
LOUISVILLE ATHLETICS INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
Sport Science is a division of Health & Performance, which also includes Strength & Conditioning, Sports Medicine, Sports Nutrition, Mental Health, and Mental Performance. The goal of Sport Science is to maximize student athlete health and performance through service, research, education, and innovation. The Sport Science intern will be assigned to the Health & Performance Team of one or more sports, where they will help fulfill daily responsibilities, short- and long-term projects for the assigned team/s depending on their educational degree program in exercise science, engineering, mathematics, statistics, computer science, pre-medicine, neuroscience, etc.
Learning objectives for the Sport Science Intern include, but are not limited to:
- Establish a working philosophy for applied sports science in collegiate athletics.
- Gain "on-the-job" experience working in an integrated health and performance team alongside strength and conditioning coaches, athletic trainers, sports dietitians, mental health, and mental performance professionals.
- Develop greater proficiency using applicable sport science software and hardware technologies.
- Enhance skill with each step of the scientific method (asking questions, conducting background research, designing protocols, collecting and analyzing data, communicating results, and translating findings into practice).
- Expand professional network to facilitate recommendations for future employment.
- Acquire practicum hours toward the Certified Professional Sport Scientist (CPSS).
University of Louisville Sports Medicine 2024–2025
| Person | Role |
|---|---|
|
Chris Hauler |
Associate Athletic Trainer/Football |
|
Liz Dupree |
Senior Performance Coach |
|
Eli Foy |
Head Strength and Conditioning Coach/Chief of Staff |
|
Domenic Reno |
Head Strength Coach |
|
Katie Creznic |
Associate Athletic Trainer/M. Basketball |
Kevin Addison |
Senior Director of Sports Medicine |
|
Ernie Rimer |
Director of Sport Science |
|
Shawn Love |
Director of Sports Medicine/Football |
University of Louisville Sports Medicine 2023–2024
| Person | Role |
|---|---|
|
Shawn Love |
Trainer, Sports Medicine |
|
Chris Hauler |
Associate Athletic Trainer/Football |
|
Gabrielle Ball |
Trainer, Sports Medicine |
|
DeVante Frazier |
Trainer, Sports Medicine |
Adam Petway |
Strength & Conditioning, Sports Medicine |
|
Rhen Vail |
Strength & Conditioning, Sports Medicine |
|
Ernie Rimer |
Director of Sport Science |
Emily Artner |
Director of Football Nutrition |
University of Louisville Sports Medicine 2022–2023
| Person | Role |
|---|---|
Rod Grace |
Strength & Conditioning, Sports Medicine |
|
Chris Hauler |
Associate Athletic Trainer/Football |
|
Shawn Love |
Trainer, Sports Medicine |
|
Aaron Mangum |
Trainer, Sports Medicine |
|
DeVante Frazier |
Trainer, Sports Medicine |
|
Ben Sowders |
Strength & Conditioning, Sports Medicine |
|
Ernie Rimer |
Director of Sport Science |
|
Emily Artner |
Director of Football Nutrition |
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