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Athletic Training and Sports Medicine

Welcome to the Bethel Athletic Training and Sports Medicine page. Our Athletic Training staff is a skilled group of Sports Medicine Professionals that work in conjunction with our Student Health Center Staff and Henry County Orthopedics and Sports Medicine. Please take time to browse our page and find out what we do and opportunities that exist for future health care professionals at Bethel University within our department.

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Athletic Training Services: Bethel University Athletic Trainers work under the skilled expertise of Dr. Heather Gladwell to provide prevention, recognition, evaluation and rehabilitation services to all active student athletes. All Athletic Trainers are state licensed and nationally certified. We strive to provide the best possible total care for each individual student athlete.

Lindsey Elliott, Assistant Professor of Health and PE

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"The diversity among the students, faculty and coaches contributes to the overall educational experience. Learning by being exposed to cultures other than your own upbringing really shapes all of us as we grow. Because Bethel is such a close knit community the diversity adds so much character and depth to our campus. We are truly blessed to get to teach, learn and grow with one another."

Recent News

Renaissance Students Record with Mark Lowry and Kevin Williams

Thirteen Bethel University Renaissance students spent the day with Mark Lowry and Kevin Williams and had the chance to record with them in the TMC studio in Nashville, Tenn. The group was a variety of students from Bethel’s Renaissance Choir, Vocal Authority, the Quartet and the Renaissance Theatre program. "Our students did an incredible job! I couldn't be more proud of their professionalism and overall talent," commented Matthew Holt, Executive Director of Renaissance. Some of the biggest names in gospel music have made contributions to this project through singing, playing, or producing. A couple of those names include Bill Gaither, The Martins, Dailey and Vincent, Kevin Williams, Greg Ritchie, and Bethel's own Matthew Holt. Holt played piano on several songs, as well as arranged and produced a song that Lowry and the Martins sang. The project is set to release this March.

Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program Achieves 100% Pass Rate Again

The latest graduates from Bethel University’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Program have achieved a 100 percent pass rate on the National Council Licensing Examination (NCLEX) for the second straight year, according to Bethel Nursing Program Director Mary Bess Griffith. “We are so proud of our students and of our faculty and staff who are so committed to the success of this program and of our students,” Griffith said.

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