Tamesha Logan

An advocate for athletic trainers and a safer approach to work, life and sport by day, chief toddler wrangler by night.

[NATA @NATA1950]

Join @NATA_ICSM at 2 p.m. CDT June 12 for the second and final part of the #COVID19 and the Road to Resuming Collegiate Sports Online Panel Series. RSVP at the NATA website. https://t.co/z6bwzqhVB4

[NATA @NATA1950]

The 2020 NATA Virtual Clinical Symposia & AT Expo will feature more than 70 educational sessions and the opportunity to earn up to 25 CEUs in total, including 5 EBP CEUs. Read more about #VNATA2020: https://t.co/qRp214tA3I

[NATA @NATA1950]

More resources to learn more to help combat racial inequality and racial injustice. #TwitterTakeover

[NATA @NATA1950]

The National Museum of African American History and Culture’s @NMAAHC “Talking About Race” Program is a great place for Educators to start. https://t.co/V91hbICEFX

Some other resources for educators are shown here. #TwitterTakeover

[EDAC @EDACNATA]

In preparation for the @EDACNATA takeover on the @NATA1950 twitter page, we want you to get to know your representative! If you want more information on how to get involved, please reach out to your district representative and they can help you!

[NATA @NATA1950]

Talking Race With Young Children 20-Minute Podcast
https://t.co/gLNWXDr49E

[NATA @NATA1950]

Looking for resources to learn more and be a better ally to help combat racial inequality and racial injustice, check these out. Later this afternoon, we will share resources specific to educators. #TwitterTakeover

[NATA @NATA1950]

Thanks to all who engaged today with EDAC in the #TwitterTakeover. There is much more to come and much more to be done, so please follow EDAC on social media @EDACNATA. EDAC wishes everyone Peace, Love, and Justice! Also, @LGBTQNATA Happy Pride Month! #TwitterTakeover

[NATA @NATA1950]

Meet District 4 EDAC Rep. Samar Long!

Samar is the EDAC D4 rep and GLATA Diversity & Inclusion member. She is the AT Division Clinical Coordinator at The Ohio State University. #TwitterTakeover

[PBS KIDS @PBSKIDS]

Today, join actress and author @KristenBell for a new read-along! She'll be reading “Goodnight, Daniel Tiger” by @danieltigertv creator @AngelasClues. Watch the premiere on the PBS KIDS Facebook page and YouTube channel at 12 p.m. ET!

[Tamesha Logan @MeshaLogan2]

#Listen #Act #Change

[NATA @NATA1950]

Words are only worth the actions they inspire. Now is an opportunity to turn our compassion into action in support of real change. We are beginning that process by listening. Learn more and share your ideas here. https://t.co/XpSsfGSKw8

[Tamesha Logan @MeshaLogan2]

@NATA1950 Thank you!

[NATA @NATA1950]

NATA hosted a meeting with international sports professionals arranged by the @StateDept. District Dir. Chris Hall, NATA Hall of Fame member and past District Dir. Kathy Dieringer and @NATAFoundation's Kathryn LaLonde shared concussion protocols. https://t.co/KvB9FZKzhz

[Tamesha Logan @MeshaLogan2]

@NASA_Johnson’s next Dr.#MaeJamison. Happy Halloween!

[NATA @NATA1950]

NATA will lend its voice to the 2019 Health Professions Week. Events and activities will take place throughout the week, including a Nov. 18 self-care and mental health panel discussion featuring NATA President @torylindley. @healthprofweek https://t.co/isDPVO5JzX

[NATA @NATA1950]

The NATA Board of Directors is pleased to announce their unanimous decision to award Associate Executive Director Rachael Oats, CAE, as an honorary member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association. https://t.co/bUeGSj5UTr

[At Your Own Risk @aSaferApproach]

Did you know that it is Youth Sports Specialization Week? Give your child a key advantage – their health. Check out @NATA1950's safety recommendations for youth athletes.
#ASaferApproach #HealthyAdvantage

@davebell102 @JAT_NATA

[Korey Stringer Institute @K_S_Institute]

The Team Up for Sport Safety initiative is at the University of Delaware to support our colleagues in the state in high school sport safety policy! #TUFSS #Strive2Protect

[NATA @NATA1950]

.@RoniNYTimes writes about NATA’s recommendations to reduce the risk of injury due to youth sports specialization. (via @nytimes) @HopkinsMedicine https://t.co/b4Gs12mbm3