Scriber Receives HS&HP Award

Professor of exercise and sport sciences Kent Scriber (second from left) had a busy summer. The National Athletic Trainers' Association and the New York State Athletic Trainers' Association elected him to their respective halls of fame. To honor him for this achievement and to recognize his 28 years of dedicated service to his profession and the College, the School of Health Sciences and Human Performance gave him a plaque on August 25. Presenting the award on behalf of the school were associate dean David Dresser, dean Richard Miller, and assistant dean John Bonaguro. Scriber, a 1972 graduate of the College, chairs the department of exercise and sport sciences and serves as supervisor of athletic training. He has received numerous honors, including the NATA award for most distinguished athletic trainer and the Thomas J. Sheehan Sr. Award, given by NYSATA for outstanding service to the profession.