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\\Michael McGee is beginning
his 15th year as Lenoir-Rhyne’s
Director of Sports Medicine
and his 13th as the Head
Athletic Trainer.
McGee is responsible for the
coordination of both
academic and athletic
components of the athletic
training program. He also
serves as an associate
professor in the School of
Health Sciences.
Under McGee’s leadership,
Lenoir-Rhyne College’s
Athletic Training Staff was
voted the top program in the
South Atlantic Conference in
2006-07.
This distinguished honor
represents the third
consecutive year McGee’s
staff has been selected.
This is also the fourth time
L-R has received the award
since its inception in 2001.
Prior to Lenoir-Rhyne, McGee
was employed as a visiting
lecturer in the department
of physical education and
exercise and sports sciences
at the University of North
Carolina.
During his stay at UNC,
McGee served as a graduate
assistant athletic trainer
for women’s soccer, indoor
track and tennis.
McGee, who holds
certification from the
National Athletic Trainers
Association, is a native of
Claremont, N.C., and a
graduate of Bunker Hill High
School.
He received his bachelor’s
degree in biology in 1991
and master’s in sports
medicine in 1993, both from
North Carolina.
While at UNC, McGee was a
two-time recipient of the
Teaching Assistant of the
Year award and was
recognized all four
semesters for excellence in
teaching.
In December of 2003, McGee
received his doctorate in
exercise and sport science
from the University of North
Carolina at Greensboro
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