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"Program Narrative The field of sports medicine is gaining in popularity and employment opportunities are expanding. The demand for Certified Athletic Trainers in particular is increasing." This website was helpful in finding out more about the careers involving athletic medicine. I would recommend it to anyone interested in any fields involving athletic training.

The author opened up a whole new perspective on my outlook on sports medicine, and the science. I had no idea there were so many diffrent types of jobs to be offered around the area of sports medicine, aside from athletic training. I would highly recommend this resource to any one looking for more careers involving sports, or medical science.

An interesting documentary that helps to clarify Ayurvedic medicine. Very useful as I have been confused about the specifics of Ayurveda and traditional medicine, and want to have a solid understanding before pursuing an in-depth study next fall.

Chromotherapy (color therapy) is a alternative medicine based off of different colors. This website explain what each color represents and does to someone. Well described. I recommend this site, it's pretty interesting to learn about.

This website was very helpful in finding out what The University of Montana has to offer in this department of learning. They talked about why this was a better choice, as appose to other schools, and how it will get you into the career of Athletic Training.

The University of Vermont's Athletic Training webpage was very useful to me. They talked about steps to getting their (requirements, courses, etc.) and they also proved why their program is a very good choice, with statistics and personal experience. I recommend this to anyone interested in Athletic Training.

This website talks about the NOLS course that is directed towards those who are interested in getting their Wilderness First Responder (WFR) certification. It has information regarding the cost, pre-requisites and the college credits available through completing the course.

This website was a helpful resource for figuring out some of the requirments it takes to become an athletic trainer. Such as classes/courses to take, as well as what athletic trainers actually do for the athletes they are working with. I recomend this website for anyone looking into this career

A biography on Sara Josephine Baker, a female doctor in the 1900's. This site helped me gather some biographical information for my report on her.

MedlinePlus is a good place to research medications. It gives you all the information you would need to know to do a research project on a certain drug or medications. Very useful for the Human Development cource

This website has a lot of basic information about athletic training. I would recommend this website to anyone interested in this career choice who wants to learn about it without having to read a lot.

Anyone interested in alternative healthing should look at this website. I'm against pharmaceutical drug dependence so this website is really interesting to me and has a lot of articles and tips that I agree with. Essentially: food and proper nutrition really can heal you !