Rigorous academics, small class sizes, and faculty mentoring, along with internships, practicums, and clinical experiences, prepare you for careers in the ever-changing and competitive sport industry.
Endicott College’s School of Sport Science allows students to engage in a global and expanding industry that combines extensive knowledge and intricacies of sport with administration, finance, analytics, management, technology, and law; or find your passion working in human performance, allied health, or community wellness and rehabilitation. Programs of study include Esports Management, Sport Management, Exercise Science (with a concentration in Allied Health), and Exercise Science/Pre-Professional Athletic Training.
At the graduate level, students can continue studies with a Master of Science in Athletic Training or Master of Science in Sport Leadership, which can be completed in standard form or as a Fifth Year Program.
In addition, minors in nutrition & wellness, Esports management, and exercise science are offered, along with a certification in coaching.
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Human Performance Lab
Provides students with the essential practical experiences to be successful classroom students, interns, and entry level professionals. Within this lab students will evaluate the effects of exercise and activity on human performance, general health, and disease.
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Modalities Lab & Hydrotherapy Room
Our hydrotherapy room that houses our hot and cold water treatment modalities such as the Hydroworx Underwater Treadmill, two whirlpools, and an ice machine. The Underwater treadmill is the key feature of this space. The underwater treadmill will allow students to explore numerous rehabilitation and performance enhancement options, treatment philosophies, and evaluation techniques.
Some equipment examples
• 8 High Low Treatment tables with Endicott Logos
• Hydroworx Underwater Treadmill
• Electrotherapy
• Ultrasound
• Laser Therapy
• 3 Video Capture Analysis Cameras
Some equipment examples
• 8 High Low Treatment tables with Endicott Logos
• Hydroworx Underwater Treadmill
• Electrotherapy
• Ultrasound
• Laser Therapy
• 3 Video Capture Analysis Cameras
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Therapeutic Lab
This lab will host courses related to the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of athletic injuries and conditions. This lab features 3 video capture systems that will allow faculty and students observe skills, evaluations and interventions in real time or review from recorded practical examinations. The video capture system includes three wall mounted video cameras, three microphones and three monitors. This lab feature is essential for student critical reflection and psychomotor skill and performance assessment. Other tools and resources in the lab include: Biodex dynamometer to measure kinetic muscle imbalances and exposure to injury, Biodex balance system to examine postural control and concussion evaluation, AND other rehabilitation and training aids.
Faculty
To become the best, you need to learn from the best.
Our Sport Science faculty aren't just outstanding instructors; they're also established professionals in their fields, multiple award recipients, and published authors who are active in a range of professional organizations.
Beyond the Classroom
Student organizations and activities abound on campus. A few of those affiliated with the School of Sport Science include:
- Athletic Training Club
- Exercise Science Club
- Sport Management Club
- Academic Honor Societies: Phi Epsilon Kappa
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Sport Management Alumni
Lauren Sheehan '18
B.S. Sport ManagementBusiness Development Coordinator
Oklahoma City Thunder
Shintaroh Itoh '16
B.S. Sport ManagementRights Holder Account Executive for European Football
Perform Group
Alex Barmore '19
B.S. Sport ManagementChief of Staff, Director of Operations for Football
Yale University
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Exercise Science Alumni
Corey Goldman '16
B.S. in Exercise SciencePT, DPT
Spaulding Outpatient Center, Framingham
Julie Manning '14
B.S. in Exercise ScienceR.N.
Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital
Paige Pratt '18
B.S. in Exercise SciencePersonal Trainer
Equinox Sports Club, Boston
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Athletic Training Alumni
Cassandra Susi '19
B.S. in Athletic TrainingDoctorate in Physical Therapy Student
University of New England
Sierra Villemarie '19
B.S. in Athletic TrainingMaster in Athletic Training Student
Texas State University
Accreditations
The sport management program has been awarded maximum accreditation by the Commission on Sport Management Accreditation (COSMA), a specialized accrediting body whose purpose is to promote and recognize excellence in sport management education worldwide. The athletic training program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE).
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