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Christine Bonci

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Christine M. Bonci Award

Past Recipients

2018 Linda Lobo
2019 Brendon McDermott
2020 Deena Kilpatrick

Christine M Bonci Award for Excellence in Athletic Training Scholarship Guidelines

Purpose:

The SWATA Christine M. Bonci Award for Excellence in Athletic Training Scholarship was developed for the purpose of recognizing a member of District VI who  has actively impacted athletic training practice, education, or scholarship through active Athletic Training Scholarship via a publication or a significant professional presentation.

Qualifications / Eligibility: 

Candidates must meet the following criteria for consideration of selection:

  • A minimum of ten (10) years of membership in NATA
  • Member in good standing with SWATA/NATA
  • Be or have been a member of District VI, working, retired, or deceased
  • Demonstrated exemplary activity in more than one of the categories of clinical, research and educational aspects of clinical athletic training.

The SWATA Christine M. Bonci Award for Excellence in Athletic Training Scholarship was developed for the purpose of recognizing a member of District VI who has actively impacted athletic training practice, education, or scholarship through active Athletic Training Scholarship via a publication or a significant professional presentation.

Christine M. Bonci

Christine as an athletic trainer and assistant athletic director at the University of Texas- Austin and worked with athletes for 28 years. Under her direction, UT developed an interdisciplinary model for health care that focused on clinical, research and educational initiatives that have preventive, health-restoring and performance-enhancing potential. The model demonstrated how medical practitioners, university academicians and researchers, exercise scientists, coaches, and administrators could be integrated within the framework of higher education to positively influence the health, safety, and well-being of student-athletes. Additionally, Christine was a clinical scholar, as she was the primary author of the NATA’s position statement on disordered eating.