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Kenneth L. Cameron, MA, ATC, CSCS
Instructor/Certified Athletic Trainer

Phone: 845-938-2352 E-mail: pk4869@usma.edu

Courses Taught

Course Director-Introduction to Wellness & Water Safety    SCUBA, Alpine Skiing, Cross-country Skiing, Survival Swimming, Golf, Combatives III, Advanced Close Quarters, Advanced Sport Development PIAD

Biography

Mr. Cameron earned his Bachelor of Science (1993) degree in Exercise and Sport Science with an emphasis in sports medicine from Oregon State University and a Master of Arts (1996) degree in Exercise Science with an emphasis in sports medicine from San Jose State University.  After completing graduate school in 1996, Mr. Cameron joined the faculty in the Department of Physical Education where he serves as a certified athletic trainer and instructor.  He is currently pursuing his Doctor of Philosophy degree in Educational Psychology with an emphasis in educational research, measurement and statistics.  Mr. Cameron's research interests include topics related to sport injury epidemiology, mild brain injury in sport, sport psychology, and leadership development.  During his free time Mr. Cameron enjoys participating in many sports including mountain biking, skiing, snowboarding, SCUBA, hiking, and swimming as well as others.  

 

Selected Publications:

Books:

  • Cameron KL, ed. Readings in Fitness & Wellness. New York, NY: McGraw Hill; 2000.

Manuscripts:

  • Warden DL, Bleiberg J, Cameron KL, Ecklund J, Walter JD, Sparling MB, Reeves D, Reynolds KY, Arciero R. Persistent prolongation of simple reaction time in sports concussion. Neurology. 2001; In press.
  • Coelho J & Cameron KL. Student assessment for basic scuba diving in physical education. Sources. 2000;12(3):58-60.
  • Coelho J & Cameron KL. Hemophilia and resistance training: Implications for the strength and conditioning professional. Strength and Conditioning Journal. 1999;21(5):30-33.
  • Cameron KL, Yunker CA, Austin MC. A standardized protocol for the initial evaluation and documentation of mild brain injury. Journal of Athletic Training. 1999;34(1):1-9.
  • Cameron KL. What are the Effects of Creatine supplementation on performance? Journal of Physical Education, Recreation and Dance. 1997;68(3):6
  • Cameron KL, Kersey RD, Ransone J. Avulsion of the inferior canaliculus in a collegiate wrestler: A case study. Journal of Athletic Training. 1996;31(4):352-355.

Recent Professional Presentations:

  • Cameron KL, Yunker CA, Koesterer AL. Relative risk of injury associated with participation in intramural rugby at the United States Military Academy. Accepted for presentation at the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium, Los Angeles CA, June 2001.
  • Yunker CA, Cameron KL, Koesterer AL. The epidemiology of intramural football injuries at the United States Military Academy. Accepted for presentation at the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium, Los Angeles CA, June 2001.
  • Warden DL, Bleiberg, J, Cameron KL, Ecklund J, Walter JD, Sparling MB, Reaves D, Reynolds KY, Arciero R. Brief computerized cognitive test battery yields objective evidence to inform concussion guideline development. Accepted and presented at the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine annual meeting, Keystone, CO, June 2001.
  • Cameron KL, Maloney B, Buckmeier G, Sawicky C. Predicting the development of post concussion syndrome from initial signs and symptoms following mild traumatic brain injury. Accepted and presented at the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium, Nashville TN, June 2000.
  • Cameron KL. Leadership and management strategies for certified athletic trainers. Accepted and presented at the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium, Nashville TN, June 2000.

Professional Certifications:

  • Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC): National Athletic Trainers’ Association
  • Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC): New York State Board of Education
  • Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS): National Strength and Conditioning Association
  • USWF Level I Coach: United States Weightlifting Federation
  • Community First Aid and Safety Instructor: American Red Cross
  • CPR for the Professional Rescuer Instructor: American Red Cross
  • Lifeguard Training Instructor: American Red Cross
  • Water Safety Instructor: American Red Cross
  • Alpine Ski Instructor Level I: Professional Ski Instructors of America
  • Alpine Ski Instructor Level I: Amateur Ski Instructors’ Association
  • SCUBA Instructor: National Association of Underwater Instructors
  • SCUBA Instructor Trainer: National Association of Underwater Instructors
  • SCUBA Tank Inspection Instructor: SCUBA Schools International

Current Professional Organizations:

  • National Athletic Trainers’ Association- 1991 to present
  • National Strength and Conditioning Association- 1994 to present
  • United States Weightlifting Federation- 1997 to present
  • Eastern Athletic Trainers’ Association- 1997 to present
  • New York State Athletic Trainers’ Association- 1997 to present
  • National Wellness Institute- 1999 to present
  • Professional Ski Instructors of America- 1999 to present
  • Amateur Ski Instructors’ Association- 1997 to present
  • National Association of Underwater Instructors-1997 to present

Awards and Distinctions:

  • Mr. Cameron has earned recognition for meritorious service to the Department of Physical Education and the United States Military Academy four years in a row for performance during the 1996-97 through the 1999-00 academic years in the faculty domains of: Teaching, Scholarship, Service, Professional Mentoring, Cadet Development, and Organizational Citizenship.