The Kinesiology Division includes Athletic Training and Kinesiology. Programs of study lead to an Associate of Arts Degree and are designed for transfer to a state-supported college or university. Please see the Cisco College Course Catalog for course information.
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Degrees & Certifications | Program Length |
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Associate of Arts Degree | Four Semesters |
What Can This Program Do For You
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Potential Career Paths
- Nutrition Assistant
- Aerobics Instructor
- Coaching and Scouting
- Assistant Coach
- Community Health Educator
- Athletic Training
- Exercise Physiology
- Personal Training
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Salary Information
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Athletic Training
The Athletic Training Program is a comprehensive two-year preparatory program leading to placement in a four-year accredited Athletic Training curriculum. The intention of this program is to ease the transition of the student trainer into a four-year program. Cisco College provides clinical experience in six Division I NJCAA athletic programs as well as surgical rotations, rehabilitation rotations and exposure to high school athletics. Students wishing to pursue Athletic Training as a career are encouraged to enroll in a four-year school that has received accreditation from CAATE, the governing body for health care program accreditations.
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Student Athlete Forms
All student athletes are required to complete the following student participation forms. Prospective athletes should speak to a coach prior to completing forms. All athletes must have a physical from a physician before they will be allowed to participate in practice.
E-Forms
Mandatory E-Form for Student Athlete Rank One Registration (Incoming Freshman and Transfer Students Only)
Mandatory Physical Packet E-Form (Returners, incoming Freshman, and Transfer Students must complete)
Pre-participating and Medical History forms should be mailed to:
Cisco College, Athletic Training Department
101 College Heights, Cisco, Texas 76437
The support I received from the Cisco College faculty is, to this day, un-paralleled. Several of my professors learned my name and took a genuine interest in my success. The faculty at Cisco College truly had my best interest at heart. Cisco College represents a respected education and support system that reciprocates the drive of its students
– Tayler McBride
Meet the Faculty
Debbie Baker
Director of Wrangler Belles
Division Chair of Performing Arts
Cisco Campus
(254) 442-5140
debbie.baker@cisco.edu
Michael Garcia
Athletic Training Instructor
Cisco Campus
(254) 442-5064
michael.garcia@cisco.edu
Brandon McGibeny
Head Soccer Coach
Cisco Campus
(254) 442-5005
brandon.mcgibeny@cisco.edu
Joel Prickett
Assistant Athletic Director
Head Softball Coach
Cisco Campus
joel.prickett@cisco.edu
David White
Professor of Kinesiology
Head Baseball Coach
Cisco Campus
(254) 442-5172
david.white@cisco.edu