Recent Publications
Scriber, K, Gray, C (2011). Teaching and Treating. Training and Conditioning. 21(9):35-38.
Gray C, Scriber K (2011). Non-traumatic isolated osteochondral defect of the knee in a female soccer player. Athletic Training & Sports Health Care. 3(5):240-243.
Scriber K, Gray C, Millspaugh, R (2010) Should athletic training educators utilize grades when evaluating student clinical performance? Athletic Training Education Journal. 5(3):126-132.
Casa D, Armstrong L, Carter R, Lopez R, McDermott, B, Scriber K (2010) Historical perspectives on medical care for heat stroke, Part 2: 1850 through the present. Athletic Training & Sports Health Care. 2(4):178-190.
Gray C, Scriber K, Geisler P (2010) Femoral neck stress fracture in a female soccer player (Abstract). Journal of Athletic Training (Supplement). 45(3): S-94.
Casa D, Armstrong L, Carter R, Lopez R, McDermott B, Scriber K (2010) Historical perspectives on medical care for heat stroke, Part 1: Ancient times through the nineteenth century. Athletic Training & Sports Health Care. 2(3):132-138.
Scriber K, Trowbridge C (2009) Is direct supervision in clinical education for athletic training students always necessary to enhance student learning? Athletic Training Education Journal. 4(1):32-37. Geisler P, Scriber K (2009) Teaching Thinking & Thinking Teaching: Clinical Reasoning in Athletic Training Education [DVD]. Monterey, CA: Health Learning.
Scriber K (2008) Three Oswego County Brothers in the Civil War and After: A Review of the Scriber Family and the 24th, 110th and 184th NYS Volunteer Infantry Regiments. NYS Military Museum and Veterans Research Center. Published on Center’s webpage (http://www.dmna.state.ny.us/historic/mil-hist.htm.).
Scriber K, Alderman M (2005) The challenge of balancing our professional and personal lives. Athletic Therapy Today, 10(6):14-17.
Scriber K, Hummel C (2004) A consistent path: Attaining and maintaining conditioning for baseball. Training and Conditioning, 14(9):41-44.
Scriber K, Wolohan J (2003) Sports Law Review: Universities can no longer justify using athletic training students in place of certified athletic trainers. Athletic Business, 7:26-30.

