John Davis, M.S., A.T.C. MS, East Stroudsburg University, 1983 BS, Ursinus College, 1979
	Head Athletic Trainer Coordinator of Athletic Training and Sports Medicine Services
	973-655-5250, fax 5436 davisj@mail.montclair.edu

John Davis, MS, ATC, arrived at Montclair State midway through the fall of 1984. Since assuming the Head Athletic Trainer position he has helped the athletic program grow, providing excellent athletic training care to the 17 teams that MSU sponsors, and has seen 45-plus students become certified athletic trainers.

Although Davis has been patrolling the sidelines at Montclair State for over 20 years he often looks back at his educational experience at Ursinus, West Chester, and East Stroudsburg, along with his previous assistant positions at Delaware Valley College and Amherst College. He was well prepared for the role of Head Athletic Trainer when he arrived. He continues to incorporate many of the ideals he was exposed to by his mentors while blending in new concepts he has picked up during his career at Montclair State.

During the past 20-plus years John has also been very involved professionally. In 2006 he was selected for the NATA's Most Distinguished Athletic Trainer Award. He is a Past-President of the Athletic Trainers' Society of New Jersey and in 2006 was inducted into the ATSNJ Hall of Fame. In 2005 he was selected as the inaugural winner of the Eastern College Athletic Conference's Dr. Donald Grover Memorial Award. He previously served as NATA District II Secretary and Secretary/ Treasurer of the Eastern Athletic Trainer' Association. He has served as the host and as a Site Administrator for the NATABOC Certification Exam. He has also worked with the United States Association of Blind Athletes. Interestingly, MSU displayed its faith and John's administrative and health care experience by naming him Interim Director of Montclair's Health Center in 1997.

In his role of Head Athletic Trainer, Davis coordinates a large group of Sports Medicine specialists that have been attracted to MSU by Davis and his staff and the outstanding athletic reputation Montclair enjoys. Davis uses these health care professionals to ensure appropriate, quick, and state of the art athletic health care for MSU athletes.

When asked what is the most enjoyable part of his job and tenure at Montclair, Davis replies by saying that he enjoys seeing the athletic alumni return to MSU and speak highly of the care they received while at Montclair State. He also enjoys going to Athletic Training seminars and renewing friendships with the certified athletic trainers that have graduated from Montclair State University.

John spends his off time with his wife Barbara and daughter Lindsey. They live in Pequannock, NJ.

	Cindy Dormann, ATC BS, Montclair State University, 1992
	Assistant Athletic Trainer
	973-655-6869, fax 5436 dormannc@mail.montclair.edu

Cindy Dormann, ATC, grew up in Central New Jersey and was a multi-sport athlete at Spotswood High School. She earned varsity letters in five sports. Cindy came to Montclair State University as an art major in 1987. She soon switched her course of study to pursue an Athletic Training career.

While at MSU she continued her athletic career by playing basketball and softball. Cindy graduated Magna Cum Laude from Montclair State in August of 1992, with a B.S. degree in Physical Education. As a senior she received prestigious Terry Dioguardi Award for academic excellence and service to the University. Cindy was certified by the NATABOC 1992.

Upon graduation, Cindy worked at Caremark Orthopedic where she handled the care, prevention, and rehabilitation of athletic injuries at a local high school. Cindy also worked as Head Athletic Trainer for the North Jersey Imperials, a United State Inter-Regional Soccer League Team.

Cindy returned to MSU part-time in 1993 and then joined the staff full-time in October of 1994 in the combined position of Assistant Athletic Trainer and Head Equipment Manager until 2001 when she was named a full-time Assistant Athletic Trainer..

She has previously served on the Professional Development Peer Review Committee and Employee Safety Sub-committee at MSU.

In her spare time, Cindy enjoys rock climbing, road biking, playing ice hockey and all outdoor activities.

	Joseph Savoia, MS, ATC BA, Kean University, 2003 MS, Kean University, 2005
	Assistant Athletic Trainer
	973-655-3423, fax 5436 savoiaj@mail.montclair.edu

Joseph Savoia, MS, ATC, joined the Montclair State staff in July 2005. Savoia came to MSU from Kean University where he earned both his undergraduate and graduate degrees. In 2003 Savoia earned his bachelor’s degree in Physical Education with a concentration in Athletic Training as he graduated with honors. He was the recipient of the Richard Malcrea Scholarship in 2003. Two years later, he earned his master’s in Exercise Science with a concentration in Exercise Physiology.

Savoia has worked at all levels of athletic training, including high school, college, professional and clinical settings. He also worked with the NFL’s New York Giants in 2002 and has conducted research in knee related injuries and muscle imbalances of the athlete. Savois also co-authored a research article with Dr. Obinna Chuknuocha that has been presented several times at various sports medicince conferences.

An avid runner, weightlifter and health enthusiast, Savoia is an approved clinical instructor for the Athletic Training Education Program at Montclair State and teaches several classes.