Union University Athletics

Brittany Haley joined Union University in the spring of 2012. Her primary responsibities include serving as the team athletic trainor for the women’s varsity soccer, women's JV soccer, men's cross country, and baseball. Haley is a BOC Certified Athletic Trainer and is licensed by the State of Tennessee. Haley is also a National Registered Emergency Medical Technician. 
 
While Haley is a native of Topeka, Kan., she has worked most of her eight year career prior to coming to Union as an Athletic Trainer in Nebraska. She was an Assistant Athletic Trainer and Adjunct Instructor at Bellevue University, an NAIA Division II institution, for five years. She was the primary athletic trainer for the women’s volleyball, soccer, and softball teams. These teams had a total of eight appearances at their national tournaments. She also assisted with the coverage of the other sports. These teams had a total of ten national tournament appearances. She taught courses for Health and Human Performance and Sport Management. Haley has also been the Injury Prevention and Care Coordinator for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Campus Recreation supporting the intramural and club sports. Haley was a Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer at Wayne State College.
 
Haley chaired the NAIA-ATA Professional Education and Research Committee for two years. During this period the Committee worked on establishing Guidelines for a Performance Enhancing Drug Policy, a Sickle Cell Policy, a Concussion Policy, and an Emergency Action Plan.
 
Haley has a Master of Science in Education with a concentration in Sport Management from Wayne State College in Nebraska. She has a Bachelor of Arts from Bethany College in Kansas. She has a major in Athletic Training and a major in Health and Physical Education, K-12. She was a member of the women’s soccer team, Fellowship of Christian Athletics, Alpha Theta Chi Sorority, and the Greek Council Board. She also completed the Emergency Medical Technician Program at Creighton University in Nebraska.