Draper, David

Exercise Sciences

Email: david_draper@byu.edu

120C RB
Provo, UT 84602
(801) 422-7866

Professor

Education

EDD, EDUCATION, NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV, 1988
MA, SPORTS MEDICINE/ATHLETIC TRAINING, BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY, 1984
BS, HEALTH EDUCATION, UTAH STATE UNIV, 1982

Experience

Professional

Professor, Sports Medicine/Athletic Training, Brigham Young University, 1992-Present
Head Athletic Trainer, Illinois Wesleyan Univ., 1988-1992
Assistant Professor, Illinois State University, 1986-1992
Instructor of Athletic Training/Athletic Trainer, Northern Illinois University, 1984-1986

Courses Taught

Fall 2011

EXSC 415: Therapeutic Modalities Section 001
EXSC 417: Injury Eval: Upper Extremity&T Section 001
EXSC 625R: Joint Mobiliz & Manual Therapy Section 001

Summer 2011

EXSC 496R: Academic Internship Section 001

Winter 2011

EXSC 320: Basic Athletic Training Section 005
EXSC 415: Therapeutic Modalities Section 001
EXSC 417: Injury Eval: Upper Extremity&T Section 001
EXSC 496R: Academic Internship Section 001

Fall 2010

EXSC 417: Injury Eval: Upper Extremity&T Section 001
EXSC 498: Capstone Exper in Athletic Trn Section 001
EXSC 625R: Electrotherapy, US, & Diathrmy Section 001

Selected Publications

Journal Article

Draper, D., Coglianese, M., Castel, C. "Absorption of iontophoresis-driven 2% lidocaine with epinephrine in the tissues at 5 mm below the surface of the skin. ." Journal of Athletic Training. Ed. NATA. 3rd ed. Vol. 46.3 (2011): 277-281.

Draper, D. "Pulsed shortwave diathermy is an effective modality for deep heat." Advance for directors of rehabilitation. 11th ed. Feb. 2011: 2.