NATA Archive All the documents, graphics and photos on this page are provided by the National Athletic Trainers' Association, Inc. They are copyrighted and may not be republished without the permission of the National Athletic Trainers' Association, Inc. NATA Documents NATA Archive Box 1 NATA Archive Box 2   The NATA had both a Constitution and Bylaws until the association moved to Dallas and reincorporated.   1951 Constitution 1955 Constitution 1958 Constitution 1960 Constitution, with Bylaws and Code of Ethics 1971 Constitution 1972 Constitution 1975 Constitution 1987 Constitution   1958 Bylaws 1973 Bylaws 1974 Bylaws 1989 Bylaws   Secretary's Report 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 (missing) 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959

NATA Journal (pdf files): As time goes on the files become larger due to increased page numbers, photos and colors. Volume numbering starts in 1967 with Volume 2. The volume numbers under the Journals starting in 1956 are those that were assigned to them in the cumulative index. If you are having difficulty downloading an issue or finding an article, contact me and I will send do what I can to be of assistance.   1960 and 1961 only had three issues. There may be one or two missing issues from 1966. The "Contents" link under some of the early issues are a table of contents, which the issues do not have, and includes a list of advertisers.   Cumulative Index 1956-1990 (This only lists "professional" articles and not news items) September 1956 Volume 1a(1) Contents       January 1957 Volume 1b(1) Contents April 1957 Volume 1b(2) Contents June 1957 Volume 1b(3) Contents October 1957 Volume 1b(4) Contents February 1958 Volume 1c(1) Contents April 1958 Volume 1c(2) Contents June 1958 Volume 1c(3) Contents October 1958 Volume 1c(4) Contents January 1959 Volume 1d(1) Contents April 1959 Volume 1d(2) Contents June 1959 Volume 1d(3) Contents Fall 1959 Volume 1d(4) Contents Winter 1960 Volume 1e(1) Contents Spring 1960 Volume 1e(2) Contents Fall 1960 Volume 1e(3) misnumbered as (4) in the index Contents   Winter 1961 Spring 1961 Fall 1961   February 1962 April 1962 August 1962 October 1962 February 1963 May 1963 August 1963 November 1963 February 1964 May 1964   December 1964 March 1965 June 1965 September 1965 Winter 1965-66     Autumn 1966 Winter 1966 Spring 1967 Summer 1967 August 1967 Winter 1967 Spring 1968 Summer 1968 Fall 1968 Winter 1968 Spring 1969 Summer 1969 Fall 1969 Winter 1969 Spring 1970 Summer 1970 Fall 1970 Winter 1970 Spring 1971 Summer 1971 Fall 1971 Winter 1971 March 1972 April 1972 June 1972 September 1972 October 1972 December 1972     March 1973 June 1973 September 1973 December 1973 March 1974 June 1974 September 1974 December 1974 March 1975 June 1975 September 1975 December 1975 Spring 1976 Summer 1976 Fall 1976 Winter 1976 Spring 1977 Summer 1977 Fall 1977 Winter 1977 Spring 1978 Summer 1978 Fall 1978 Winter 1978 Spring 1979 Summer 1979 Fall 1979 Winter 1979 Spring 1980 Summer 1980 Fall 1980 Winter 1980 Spring 1981 Summer 1981 Fall 1981 Winter 1981 Spring 1982 Summer 1982 Fall 1982 Winter 1982 Spring 1983 Summer 1983 Fall 1983 Winter 1983 Spring 1984 Summer 1984 Fall 1984 Winter 1984 Spring 1985 Summer 1985 Fall 1985 Winter 1985 Spring 1986 Summer 1986 Fall 1986 Winter 1986 Spring 1987 Summer 1987 Fall 1987 Winter 1987 Spring 1988 Summer 1988 Fall 1988 Winter 1988 Spring 1989 Summer 1989 Fall 1989 Winter 1989 Spring 1990 Summer 1990 Fall 1990 Winter 1990 Spring 1991 Summer 1991 Fall 1991 Winter 1991 Spring 1992 Summer 1992 Fall 1992 Winter 1992 Spring 1993 Summer 1993 Fall 1993 Winter 1993 March 1994 June 1994 September 1994 December 1994 March 1995 June 1995 September 1995 Oct-Dec 1995 June 1995 Supplement Jan-Mar 1996 Apr-Jun 1996 Jul-Sep 1996 Oct-Dec 1996 Apr-Jun 1996 Supplement Jan-Mar 1997 Apr-Jun 1997 Jul-Sep 1997 Oct-Dec 1997 Apr-June 1997 Supplement Jan-Mar 1998 Apr-Jun 1998 Jul-Sep 1998 Oct-Dec 1998 Apr-Jun 1998 Supplement Jan-Mar 1999 Apr-Jun 1999 Jul-Sep 1999 Oct-Dec 1999 Apr-Jun 1999 Supplement Jan-Mar 2000 Apr-Jun 2000 Jul-Sep 2000 Oct-Dec 2000 Apr-Jun 2000 Supplement Jan-Mar 2001 Apr-Jun 2001 Jul-Sep 2001 Oct-Dec 2001 Apr-Jun 2001 Supplement Jan-Mar 2002 Apr-Jun 2002 Jul-Sep 2002 Oct-Dec 2002 Apr-Jun 2002 Supplement Oct-Dec 2002 Supplement         NATA News Copies of the NATA News, starting with Volume 4 in 1992, can be found on the NATA website.   Volume 1 Volume 2 Volume 3 No. 1 - Fall 1988 No. 1 - Fall 1989 No. 1 - February 1991 No. 2 - Spring 1989 No. 2 - January 1990 No. 2 - April 1991   No. 3 - Spring 1990 No. 3 - June 1991   No. 4 - September 1990 No. 4 - August 1991   No. 5 - December 1990 No. 5 - October 1991     No. 6 - December 1991 Pinky Newell Below are two links to materials on Pinky Newell from the Winter 1984 Athletic Training. The first only has the pages on Newell and the second is the complete issue.   Newell Pages Only (9.4 MB) Complete Issue (33.4 MB) NATA Annual Meeting List of Dates and Locations   Annual Meeting Materials (from Bill Chambers):   1975 Convention Bulletin 1975 Convention Entertainment Program 1979 Symposium Program 1980 Symposium Program 1980 Awards Program 1981 Symposium Program 1981 Awards Program 1982 Awards Program 1984 Symposium Program 1986 Awards Program 1987 Symposium Program 1989 Awards Program       1981 NATA Convention in Fort Worth Texas. L-R: Jack Cramer, Executive Director Otho Davis, Chuck Cramer, John Cramer and President Bill Chambers. (Courtesy Cramer Products)     NATA Photos: Click on any of the photos below and a larger version of the photo will open in a new popup window. Just click on the larger photo to close it.   1968 Olympic Athletic Trainers L-R Back Row - Eddie Lane (SMU), Buddy Taylor (ABA Salt Lake Stars),Chuck Medlar (Penn St.), David Wike (University of Miami), Lew Crowl (Sacramento St.), Front Row - Bob White (Wayne St.) Anthony Russo (Citrus JC), Joseph Abraham (Hobart), A.C. "Whitey" Gwynne (West Virginia) Dr. Herman Bearzy as an athletic training student in 1937.               Elmer (L) and Delmer Brown       Carl "Bud" Jorgenson Green Bay Packers         First meeting of the NATA Muehlebach Hotel Kansas City, MO 1950       Pre-convention Cramer Picnic Gardner, KS 1960 L-R Joe Blankowitsch, Jules Reichel, Vic Recine, Bill Dayton, Willie Myers, Charley Yocum, Chuck Medlar, Dr. Greiss, Howard Waite, Tom Healion, Dr. Smith, Ed Sulkowski. First NATA Board of Directors 1950 L-R Chuck Cramer (Executive Secretary), Fred Peterson (Wyoming), Al Sawdy (Bowling Green), Frank Medina (Texas), Buck Andel (Georgia Tech), Duke Wyre (Maryland), Joe Glander (Oklahoma), Henry Schmidt (Santa Clara). Absent was Frank Kavanaugh (Cornell) and Dick Wargo (Connecticut). NATA Board of Directors 1951 L-R (back row) Dick Wargo (Connecticut), Chuck Cramer (Executive Secretary), Dutch Luchsinger (Mississippi State), Joe Glander (Oklahoma), Bill Dayton (Texas A&M), Duke Wyre (Maryland), (front row) Henry Schmidt (Santa Clara), Fred Peterson (Wyoming), Frank Kavanaugh (Cornell), Jay Colville (Miami of Ohio)

The National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) is the professional membership association for certified athletic trainers and others who support the athletic training profession. Founded in 1950, the NATA has grown to more than 35,000 members worldwide today. The majority of certified athletic trainers choose to be members of the NATA – to support their profession, and to receive a broad array of membership benefits.

 

By joining forces as a group, NATA members can accomplish more for the athletic training profession than they can individually.