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"My experience at Lake Superior State University is one of the best of my life. Not only did the education I received prepare me immensely for the work world, I made friendships and connections that are sure to last me a lifetime. LSSU is the perfect collegiate experience: exceptional educators, a welcoming community and the beauty of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula."

--Chelsea Sparrow
LSSU Athletic Training Graduate;
ATC Graduate Intern Athletic Trainer;
University of Minnesota, Duluth

Athletic Training

Faculty and Staff

Hands-on Teaching

Joseph D. Susi II MS, ATC

LSSU ATEP Program Director
B.A. Health, Physical Education & Sports Medicine, Ohio Northern University, 1988
M.S. Physical Education with Athletic Training Emphasis, Indiana University, 1989

Kimberly Miller MS, ATC LSSU ATEP

Clinical Coordinator
B.S. Athletic Training, Wilmington College, 2005
M.S. Kinesiology with Athletic Training Concentration, Indiana University, 2007

Kim Miller MS, ATC (in the foreground) runs a Laker athlete through an upper body orthopedic screening during pre-season physicals, while senior Athletic Training Student Steph Reveley (background) runs another Laker athlete through a lower body orthopedic screening.

Jessica McLeod
"Learning experiences were provided to me in and out of the classroom by way of clinical experience and internships in the community. As a graduate student studying physical therapy, I feel well prepared from my undergraduate education.

My favorite aspect of LSSU is the small town atmosphere, small class sizes, and the feeling of being welcomed by professors and administration."

--Jessica McLeod
Graduate Student, GVSU

A Dynamic Duo

Katia Locke and Atlas

LSSU athletic training student Katia Locke and her leader dog in training, Atlas, pose with steel water bottles being sold to benefit LSSU's Student Athletic Training Association and the Leaderdog for the Blind Foundation. More than 200 of the $10 bottles are on sale at the LSSU athletic training department while supplies last. Locke is training Atlas until spring, when the dog gets matched to a visually impaired person for further training. [ more ]

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