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-Lynzi Warner and Dayna Tierney
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The Lanny Williams Scholarship is a $500 scholarship awarded to 3 senior high school athletic training student aides with at least two years of experience who demonstrate an excellent work ethic, character, leadership qualities, academic achievements, experience and competency as an athletic training student aide.
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The Michael E. Nesbitt Scholarship is a $750 scholarship awarded to an athletic training student who is enrolled in a professional athletic training education program at a college or university level and who has at least two years of experience in an undergraduate program or one year of experience in a graduate program, demonstrating an excellent work ethic, character, leadership qualities, academic achievements, experience, and competency as an athletic training student.
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The Warren H. Lee Athletic Trainer of the Year Award is given to an individual who has helped elevate the status of our profession at the state level and set themselves apart as an outstanding athletic trainer. It is intended for an individual who has contributed to the profession, association, place of employment and the community beyond the call of duty.
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The AzATA Service Award is given to an athletic trainer for their continued efforts, time and skills as it relates to improvement of the profession of athletic training. Those efforts can include but are not limited to serving on committees, working with licensure board, serving as an officer within the AzATA, etc.
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The AzATA Hall of Fame Award is the highest honor we bestow upon our members. It recognizes individuals that have shaped the profession through their noteworthy accomplishments and dedication to service, leadership and professionalism. Every so often a truly gifted person comes along whom, by genius, hard work, and exceptional talent sets themselves apart and distinguishes themselves as the very best of our profession.
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This award will be given to one person who is not a certified athletic trainer at the winter meeting in Phoenix. This award will go to one individual whose contributions positively impact the profession and/or association. Examples could include but are not limited to athletic directors, coaches, or parents. Nomination letters should include the person's contributions and why this individual is deserving of this award
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The Richard T. Ball, Esq., Lifetime Achievement Award is given to a non-certified Azata member or other person who has demonstrated a sustained commitment, and an exemplary level of quality service to the AzATA and to the profession of athletic training in Arizona. It is the highest award that can be given to anyone who is not a certified AzATA member.
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The AzATA President’s Award recognizes individuals who have provided an exemplary level of service, recognition, or honor to the Arizona Athletic Trainers’ Association (AzATA) and/or to the profession of athletic training in the State of Arizona.
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