Chase Hale received his B.S. in health science/athletic training and M.S. in education from James Madison University and a Ph.D. in organizational leadership from Shenandoah University. He is a certified and licensed athletic trainer. His research areas of interest are mentorship of athletic training students, pedagogical methods and athletic training psychomotor skill performance.
Contact information
- Nininger Hall 203
- 540-828-5763
- chale@bridgewater.edu
Education and certifications
- Education: B.S. in Health Science (Athletic Training Concentration) from James Madison University (1996); Master of Health Science in Education (minor in Higher Education) from James Madison University (1999); Ed.D. in Organizational Leadership from Shenandoah University (2015)
- Certifications: ATC, LAT
Teaching Fields
- Athletic Training; Kinesiology
Expertise and Topics
Speakers Bureau
- Examination of Orthopedic Injuries
Chase will provide an overview of orthopedic injuries. Often, these injuries relating to the muscles, bones and joints are a result of overuse or trauma to the body during both sport and non-sport related activities.
- Emergency Care of Athletic Injuries
In this presentation, Chase will discuss emergency preparedness and management for acute sport-related injuries and illnesses.
- Prevention and Management of Environmental Injuries & Illnesses
A discussion on how to prevent and manage environmental injuries and illnesses during outdoor recreational and sport activities.
Research areas and specializations
- Mentorship of athletic training students; pedagogical methods and athletic training psychomotor skill performance
Personal interests
- Spending time with family; photography; wild birds
