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ATU Donegal to host conference on sport concussion

written by Rachel McLaughlin May 6, 2022
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Atlantic Technological University (ATU) Donegal, in conjunction with the Sport Concussion Awareness and Training (SCAT) project, will host a hybrid event on Thursday, 12 May, which will delve into sport concussion research that is currently being undertaken by an Erasmus+ funded project.

The Sport Concussion Awareness and Training (SCAT) project aims to provide an in depth understanding of the definition and implications of concussion in a sport and exercise setting and focuses on supporting and providing continuous professional development to teachers, trainers, and mentors. SCAT Project partners include ATU Donegal; ATU Galway; La Trobe University, Australia; Oxford Brookes University, UK; University of Southern Denmark; and The International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation (ICHIRF).

As part of this project, ATU Donegal are hosting a hybrid event on the May 12 at 5:30pm titled, “Concussion Conference: How To Explain The Invisible”

The first session will feature a panel which will give perspectives on concussion from various angles. The panel includes Consultant Surgeon, Donegal GAA team doctor and former International Rules team doctor, Mr. Kevin Moran; former Donegal GAA player and current Sports Scientist to US Soccer, Kate Keaney; and PhD researcher in Concussion Education and Awareness from ATU Galway, Caomhan Conaghan. The second session will give ATU student researchers a platform to share their current research.

This event will highlight the need for concussion education at all levels of sport. Attendees will receive a copy of a training guide developed by the SCAT project team and will have the opportunity to give feedback on the document at the event. 

 

Event details:

ATU Donegal – SCAT Project Concussion Conference Series:  “How To Explain The Invisible”

Date: May 12th  

Time: 5:30pm-7:30pm

Location: ATU Donegal, Letterkenny Campus & Online

Session 1:  Panel Perspectives on Concussion

Practitioner – Mr. Kevin Moran Consultant Surgeon

Athlete – Kate Keaney 

Education – Caomhan Conaghan 

 

Session 2: Student Research Showcase 

The event will take place in our Letterkenny campus with limited tickets available. The event will be live streamed for those who cannot attend in person.

For tickets, please visit: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/how-to-explain-the-invisible-tickets-317557431827

 

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