Charlie Emerson

Senior Lecturer of Athletic Training
College of Education and Human Development

Charlie Emerson has 20 years’ experience as an athletic trainer and leader in collegiate and secondary school settings. He has presented at national and regional conferences on a variety of topics, including his current areas of interest: leadership, conflict management and the sociology of sport. His teaching focus is clinical application of athletic training, focused on therapeutic and interpersonal skills, as well as leadership and management strategies. He is enrolled in the Ph.D. in Adult Learning and Leadership program at Kansas State University, completing his dissertation on the influences of athletics culture on the coach-athletic trainer relationship.

Emerson, C.C. (2024). Conflict management in athletic training: The role of social capital and swift trust in stable and transient contexts. Journal of Athletic Training, 59(6S): S254

Emerson, C.C. (2024). Conflict management in athletic training: The influence of organizational culture. Clinical Practice in Athletic Training, 7(3): 14.

Emerson, C.C.; Emerson, D.M.; Torres-McGehee T.M.; and Yeargin S.W. (2013). Validity and reliability of two digital refractometers to a manual refractometer and urine color. Journal of Athletic Training, 48(3S): S23.

Areas of Expertise

Athletic Training
Exercise Science

Education

Master of Science, 2009, University of South Carolina
Bachelor of Science, 2006, University of Connecticut

Courses

KPE 250: Prevention and Care for Sports Injuries
KPE 551: Research Methods for Allied Health Professionals
KPE 601: Athletic Training Clinical Skills III
Senior Lecturer of Athletic Training