Jeffery Huston

Professor with a passion for advancing studies in clinical education, injury prevention, and sports medicine, Dr. Jeffery Huston, Ed.D., AT, FNS, is a distinguished faculty member at Kent State University at East Liverpool. Since joining the university in 2007, Dr. Huston has been instrumental in shaping the Athletic Training program, having served in pivotal roles such as Clinical Education Coordinator and Program Coordinator. His dedication to the field is evident through his commitment to nurturing the next generation of athletic trainers. Dr. Huston holds a Doctorate of Education with a concentration in Leadership and Administration, underscoring his commitment to academic excellence and leadership in education. His research interests are deeply rooted in clinical education, injury prevention, and sports medicine, with a particular focus on upper extremity injuries in throwing athletes. His clinical expertise is backed by extensive experience working with college baseball, basketball, and soccer teams, where he has honed his skills in managing and preventing sports-related injuries. Beyond his academic and clinical pursuits, Dr. Huston is actively involved in his community. He enjoys coaching youth soccer and little league baseball, often teaming up with his wife to mentor young athletes. This involvement not only reflects his passion for sports but also his dedication to fostering a love for physical activity and teamwork among young people. Dr. Huston's personal life is enriched by his love for outdoor adventures. He, along with his wife and three boys, often embarks on camping and hiking trips, embracing the beauty of nature and the joy of family bonding. These experiences not only provide a balance to his professional life but also inspire his approach to teaching and mentoring students. His contributions to the field of athletic training are marked by a blend of academic rigor, practical experience, and a genuine commitment to student success. Dr. Huston's work continues to impact the lives of many, both within the university and the broader community, as he strives to advance the field of sports medicine and injury prevention.