Winter 2010 www.msada-md.org Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor ed by Cr ed by Cr ed by Cr ed by Cr ed by Cr own T own T own T own T own T r r r ophy ophy ophy ophy ophy , Daktr , Daktr , Daktr , Daktr , Daktr onics, Big T onics, Big T onics, Big T onics, Big T onics, Big T eams, NFHS and 5 Star eams, NFHS and 5 Star eams, NFHS and 5 Star eams, NFHS and 5 Star eams, NFHS and 5 Star Athletic Directors in Maryland’s Public and Private Secondary Schools Conference Highlights Conference Highlights Conference Highlights Conference Highlights Conference Highlights FRID FRID FRID FRID FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 2010 – 7:30 PM MSAD , APRIL 16, 2010 – 7:30 PM MSAD , APRIL 16, 2010 – 7:30 PM MSAD , APRIL 16, 2010 – 7:30 PM MSAD , APRIL 16, 2010 – 7:30 PM MSADA/D A/D A/D A/D A/DAAD Opening General Session AAD Opening General Session AAD Opening General Session AAD Opening General Session AAD Opening General Session KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Bruce Whitehead, CMAA, NIAAA Ex . Bruce Whitehead, CMAA, NIAAA Ex . Bruce Whitehead, CMAA, NIAAA Ex . Bruce Whitehead, CMAA, NIAAA Ex . Bruce Whitehead, CMAA, NIAAA Executiv ecutiv ecutiv ecutiv ecutive Dir e Dir e Dir e Dir e Director ector ector ector ector, Indianapolis, IN , Indianapolis, IN , Indianapolis, IN , Indianapolis, IN , Indianapolis, IN Bruce Whitehead, CMAA is the current Executive Director of the NIAAA and has been in that position since 2005. Prior to that time, Bruce served as Secretary-Treasurer and as Assistant Director. He began his career in education at Crawfordsville High School and became the Director of Athletics and Mathematics Department Chairperson. He has been instrumental in many recent new initiatives in the NIAAA. SA SA SA SA SATURD TURD TURD TURD TURDAY, APRIL 17, 2010 – 6:00 PM MSAD , APRIL 17, 2010 – 6:00 PM MSAD , APRIL 17, 2010 – 6:00 PM MSAD , APRIL 17, 2010 – 6:00 PM MSAD , APRIL 17, 2010 – 6:00 PM MSADA/D A/D A/D A/D A/DAAD A AAD A AAD A AAD A AAD Awards Banquet ards Banquet ards Banquet ards Banquet ards Banquet KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr. Gr . Gr . Gr . Gr . Greg Dale, Pr eg Dale, Pr eg Dale, Pr eg Dale, Pr eg Dale, Professor ofessor ofessor ofessor ofessor, Duke Univ , Duke Univ , Duke Univ , Duke Univ , Duke Univesity esity esity esity esity, Durham, NC , Durham, NC , Durham, NC , Durham, NC , Durham, NC Gregory A. Dale, Ph.D. is a Professor of Sport Psychology and Sport Ethics at Duke University. He is also the Director of Mental Training and Co-Director of the Leadership Program for Duke Athletics. In addition to his work with the athletes and coaches at Duke, Greg consults with numerous college and professional athletes and teams as well as corporate groups. Greg has written three books related to leadership and performance. SUND SUND SUND SUND SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 2010 – 8:00 AM MSAD , APRIL 18, 2010 – 8:00 AM MSAD , APRIL 18, 2010 – 8:00 AM MSAD , APRIL 18, 2010 – 8:00 AM MSAD , APRIL 18, 2010 – 8:00 AM MSADA/D A/D A/D A/D A/DAAD Br AAD Br AAD Br AAD Br AAD Breakfast eakfast eakfast eakfast eakfast KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Floyd Kerr . Floyd Kerr . Floyd Kerr . Floyd Kerr . Floyd Kerr, Athletic Dir , Athletic Dir , Athletic Dir , Athletic Dir , Athletic Director ector ector ector ector, Mor , Mor , Mor , Mor , Morgan State Univ an State Univ an State Univ an State Univ an State University ersity ersity ersity ersity, Baltimor , Baltimor , Baltimor , Baltimor , Baltimore, MD e, MD e, MD e, MD e, MD A graduate of Colorado State University, Floyd Kerr was an All-American collegiate basketball player and was drafted by three professional sports teams, the Phoenix Suns (NBA), Utah Stars (ABA) and Dallas Cowboys (NFL). Kerr is an accomplished public speaker, artist and sports color analyst. He has exhibited his works of art at the Butler Institution of American Art (Ohio), The Adolph Coors Company and other galleries. Pag Pag Pag Pag Page 2 e 2 e 2 e 2 e 2 Upcoming Dates Pag Pag Pag Pag Page 4 e 4 e 4 e 4 e 4 What’s Happening at This Year’s Conference! Pag Pag Pag Pag Page 6 e 6 e 6 e 6 e 6 Upcoming LTC’s In This Issue In This Issue In This Issue In This Issue In This Issue Pag Pag Pag Pag Page 7 e 7 e 7 e 7 e 7 AD Workshop 7th Annual Summer Institute Pag Pag Pag Pag Page 9 e 9 e 9 e 9 e 9 District AD of the Year Pag Pag Pag Pag Page 11 e 11 e 11 e 11 e 11 Questions, Answers, Ideas... Pag Pag Pag Pag Page 12 e 12 e 12 e 12 e 12 NFHS Pag Pag Pag Pag Page 13 e 13 e 13 e 13 e 13 Crab Talk! Insert Pag Insert Pag Insert Pag Insert Pag Insert Page LTC and Conference Registration Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Bruce Whitehead . Bruce Whitehead . Bruce Whitehead . Bruce Whitehead . Bruce Whitehead Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr. Gr . Gr . Gr . Gr . Greg Dale eg Dale eg Dale eg Dale eg Dale Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Floyd Kerr . Floyd Kerr . Floyd Kerr . Floyd Kerr . Floyd Kerr
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Athletic Directors in Maryland’s Public and Private Secondary Schools
Conference HighlightsConference HighlightsConference HighlightsConference HighlightsConference Highlights
FRIDFRIDFRIDFRIDFRIDAAAAAYYYYY, APRIL 16, 2010 – 7:30 PM MSAD, APRIL 16, 2010 – 7:30 PM MSAD, APRIL 16, 2010 – 7:30 PM MSAD, APRIL 16, 2010 – 7:30 PM MSAD, APRIL 16, 2010 – 7:30 PM MSADA/DA/DA/DA/DA/DAAD Opening General SessionAAD Opening General SessionAAD Opening General SessionAAD Opening General SessionAAD Opening General Session
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: MrMrMrMrMr. Bruce Whitehead, CMAA, NIAAA Ex. Bruce Whitehead, CMAA, NIAAA Ex. Bruce Whitehead, CMAA, NIAAA Ex. Bruce Whitehead, CMAA, NIAAA Ex. Bruce Whitehead, CMAA, NIAAA Executivecutivecutivecutivecutive Dire Dire Dire Dire Directorectorectorectorector, Indianapolis, IN, Indianapolis, IN, Indianapolis, IN, Indianapolis, IN, Indianapolis, INBruce Whitehead, CMAA is the current Executive Director of the NIAAA and has been in thatposition since 2005. Prior to that time, Bruce served as Secretary-Treasurer and as Assistant Director.He began his career in education at Crawfordsville High School and became the Director of Athleticsand Mathematics Department Chairperson. He has been instrumental in many recent new initiativesin the NIAAA.
SASASASASATURDTURDTURDTURDTURDAAAAAYYYYY, APRIL 17, 2010 – 6:00 PM MSAD, APRIL 17, 2010 – 6:00 PM MSAD, APRIL 17, 2010 – 6:00 PM MSAD, APRIL 17, 2010 – 6:00 PM MSAD, APRIL 17, 2010 – 6:00 PM MSADA/DA/DA/DA/DA/DAAD AAAD AAAD AAAD AAAD Awwwwwards Banquetards Banquetards Banquetards Banquetards Banquet
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: DrDrDrDrDr. Gr. Gr. Gr. Gr. Greg Dale, Preg Dale, Preg Dale, Preg Dale, Preg Dale, Professorofessorofessorofessorofessor, Duke Univ, Duke Univ, Duke Univ, Duke Univ, Duke Univesityesityesityesityesity, Durham, NC, Durham, NC, Durham, NC, Durham, NC, Durham, NCGregory A. Dale, Ph.D. is a Professor of Sport Psychology and Sport Ethics at Duke University. Heis also the Director of Mental Training and Co-Director of the Leadership Program for Duke Athletics.In addition to his work with the athletes and coaches at Duke, Greg consults with numerous collegeand professional athletes and teams as well as corporate groups. Greg has written three booksrelated to leadership and performance.
SUNDSUNDSUNDSUNDSUNDAAAAAYYYYY, APRIL 18, 2010 – 8:00 AM MSAD, APRIL 18, 2010 – 8:00 AM MSAD, APRIL 18, 2010 – 8:00 AM MSAD, APRIL 18, 2010 – 8:00 AM MSAD, APRIL 18, 2010 – 8:00 AM MSADA/DA/DA/DA/DA/DAAD BrAAD BrAAD BrAAD BrAAD Breakfasteakfasteakfasteakfasteakfast
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: MrMrMrMrMr. Floyd Kerr. Floyd Kerr. Floyd Kerr. Floyd Kerr. Floyd Kerr, Athletic Dir, Athletic Dir, Athletic Dir, Athletic Dir, Athletic Directorectorectorectorector, Mor, Mor, Mor, Mor, Morgggggan State Univan State Univan State Univan State Univan State Universityersityersityersityersity, Baltimor, Baltimor, Baltimor, Baltimor, Baltimore, MDe, MDe, MDe, MDe, MDA graduate of Colorado State University, Floyd Kerr was an All-American collegiate basketballplayer and was drafted by three professional sports teams, the Phoenix Suns (NBA), Utah Stars(ABA) and Dallas Cowboys (NFL). Kerr is an accomplished public speaker, artist and sports coloranalyst. He has exhibited his works of art at the Butler Institution of American Art (Ohio), TheAdolph Coors Company and other galleries.
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MrMrMrMrMr. Floyd Kerr. Floyd Kerr. Floyd Kerr. Floyd Kerr. Floyd Kerr
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In MemoriamBarbara McCoolBarbara McCoolBarbara McCoolBarbara McCoolBarbara McCool
It is with great sadness to announce the passing of BarbaraMcCool, long time teacher, coach and athletic director atMardela High School. Barbara died on October 21, 2009at the age of 71 from lymphoma.
Barbara graduated from Appalachian College in NorthCarolina. She taught in Virginia for five years before comingto the eastern shore community of Mardela Springs in 1965.
She coached field hockey, volleyball and track and field. In1978 and 1982 she led her field hockey teams to statechampionships.
However, basketball was her love. Barbara coachedbasketball for 44 years and earned her 600th career victoryin February, 2009. Her basketball teams played in the statesemi-final game five times and her 1978 team played in thestate championship game.
Even during her illness, Barbara continued to coach. Shewas forced to miss a game, but she still coached her teamby speaker phone and text messaging.
In 2009, Barbara was selected by her colleagues as theMSADA District 8 Athletic Director of the Year.
Mark YMark YMark YMark YMark Your Calendars with theseour Calendars with theseour Calendars with theseour Calendars with theseour Calendars with theseUpcoming DatesUpcoming DatesUpcoming DatesUpcoming DatesUpcoming Dates
20102010201020102010April 16-18 MSADA Annual Conference
Princess Royale HotelOcean City, MD
July 19 7th Summer InstituteSpringbrook High SchoolSilver Spring, MD
July 22 6th New and Aspiring AD’s WorkshopArchbishop Spalding High SchoolSevern, MD
December 11-14 National Athletic DirectorsConference Marriott World CenterOrlando, FL
20112011201120112011April 14-16 MSADA Annual Conference
Princess Royale HotelOcean City, MD
December 9-13 National Athletic Directors ConferenceConvention CenterIndianapolis, IN
Retired ADsRetired ADsRetired ADsRetired ADsRetired ADs
Looking to make a little extra $$$. All Sports Photo islooking for retired athletic directors who can contact schoolsin their area about sports team picture packages. If youthink you might be interested, contact Bernie Salganik at410-288-2200 or [email protected]
Maryland Delegates Karl Heimbach Jeff Rose Derek Makiand Jim Tapley.
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What Great Athletic Directors DoWhat Great Athletic Directors DoWhat Great Athletic Directors DoWhat Great Athletic Directors DoWhat Great Athletic Directors DoDifferentlyDifferentlyDifferentlyDifferentlyDifferently
By Ken Purcell, Denton Independent District, Texas
1. Coaches must be a role model in both academics andathletics. In Texas coaches must be certified
2. Kids do not love the sport like we do!
3. Kids do not care how much you know until they know howmuch you care.
4. You get one chance to make a first impressionFirst day - dress appropriately, be on time, and speak withauthority. 95% of the CEO’s in this country have athleticsin their background
5. You and your team will seldom exceed your ownexpectations, so set them high. Don’t program kids forfailure
6. Coaches can be campus leaders
7. No negative situation deters us or our program.Adversity causes some men to break and others to breakrecords.
8. We “respond” to situations instead of “react.”
9. People cannot tell any difference in our actions orapproaches to our players, parents or fans by the fact thatour teams. Are winning or losing.
10. Athletics is a “microcosm” of real life.
11. We coach co-curricular activities and not extra-curricularactivities.
12. We praise the “performer” and criticize the “performance.”
13. We are “professional educators and “professional coaches.”
14. Athletics teaches valuable lifetime skills and disciplinethat are not taught in the academic classrooms.
15. Coaches must be role models. Do not live in the future.Be happy today.
Many thanks to Derek Maki for sharing this information fromsome of the workshops he attended.
Michael Duffy speaking at the National Conference onAcademic Student Leadership Councils for Student-Athletes
Attending the National Conference from District 4 areDavid Anderson and Brenda Henley
Additional pictures on pages 5 & 11.
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What’What’What’What’What’s Happening at the Confers Happening at the Confers Happening at the Confers Happening at the Confers Happening at the Conference this Yence this Yence this Yence this Yence this Yearearearearear
CONFERENCE LCONFERENCE LCONFERENCE LCONFERENCE LCONFERENCE LTP COURSES AND CAA EXAMTP COURSES AND CAA EXAMTP COURSES AND CAA EXAMTP COURSES AND CAA EXAMTP COURSES AND CAA EXAMThursdayThursdayThursdayThursdayThursday, April 15, April 15, April 15, April 15, April 15ththththth – 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm – 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm – 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm – 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm – 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
LTC 501 Philosophy, Leadership Organizations and Professional ProgramsLTC 504 Legal Issues I (Risk Management)LTC 611 Concepts and Strategies for Interscholastic Marketing, Promotions and Supplemental Fund-Raising
(Split of former 611)
FFFFFridayridayridayridayriday, April 16, April 16, April 16, April 16, April 16ththththth – 8:00 am – 12:00 noon – 8:00 am – 12:00 noon – 8:00 am – 12:00 noon – 8:00 am – 12:00 noon – 8:00 am – 12:00 noonLTC 502 Principles, Strategies and MethodsLTC 506 Legal Issues II (Title IX, Sexual Harassment)LTC 618 Management of Interscholastic Athletic Player Equipment
SaturdaySaturdaySaturdaySaturdaySaturday, April 17, April 17, April 17, April 17, April 17ththththth – 8:00am – 12:00 noon – 8:00am – 12:00 noon – 8:00am – 12:00 noon – 8:00am – 12:00 noon – 8:00am – 12:00 noonLTC 630 Interscholastic Contest Management - Planning, Preparation and Methods (New Course)
SaturdaySaturdaySaturdaySaturdaySaturday, April 17, April 17, April 17, April 17, April 17ththththth – 8:00am – 10:00am – 8:00am – 10:00am – 8:00am – 10:00am – 8:00am – 10:00am – 8:00am – 10:00amCAA Exam
CONFERENCE WORKSHOPSCONFERENCE WORKSHOPSCONFERENCE WORKSHOPSCONFERENCE WORKSHOPSCONFERENCE WORKSHOPSFFFFFridayridayridayridayriday, April 16, April 16, April 16, April 16, April 16ththththth
Gangs in Schools – Truth vs RealityNIAAA Certification – CAA/CMAA Information SessionCreating an Internet Policy for Your Athletic DepartmentHow to Manage Your Equipment More Efficiently
SaturdaySaturdaySaturdaySaturdaySaturday, April 17, April 17, April 17, April 17, April 17ththththth
Building a Sportsmanship Program in Your SchoolCurrent Athletic Director Issues Roundtable Discussion
2010 Conference Exhibitors2010 Conference Exhibitors2010 Conference Exhibitors2010 Conference Exhibitors2010 Conference Exhibitors(as of 1-17-10)
American Radiology Services, Inc.Beam Clay/Partac Peat Corp.
Big Teams LLC (Silver Sponsor)Cisco, Inc.
Crown Trophy (Silver Sponsor)Daktronics, Inc. (Gold Sponsor)
Dixie Sporting Goods Company, Inc.Gertrude Hawk Chocolates
Grandstand Design Enterprises, Inc.M-F Athletic Company
Musco Sports Lighting LLCNeff Awards and Sportswear
Pioneer AthleticsPov’s/Resilite Sports Products, Inc
RCI Sound SystemsRecreation Resource, Inc.
RiddellRoyalle Dining Services, Inc
Sports Imports, Inc.Stripe 3
Team ExpressThe Coaching MarkWenger Corporation
2010 Conference Golf Outing2010 Conference Golf Outing2010 Conference Golf Outing2010 Conference Golf Outing2010 Conference Golf OutingHole SponsorsHole SponsorsHole SponsorsHole SponsorsHole Sponsors
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Greg Warren, Tina Queen, Barbara Allen andLinda Mitchell-Holmes enjoying the conference luncheon.
Mary Fisher with former Dallas Cowboy, Drew Pearson
National Conference attendees Jean Vanderpool,Jeannie Prevosto and Karl Heimbach
Joanna Smith-Stephens and Jerry Molyneaux
Vince Parnell and his wife Gayle
State Door Prize Winners, Linda Mitchell-Holmes,Dick Knode, Larry Layman and Carol Satterwhite
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DateDateDateDateDate TTTTTimeimeimeimeime PlacePlacePlacePlacePlace CourseCourseCourseCourseCourse CostCostCostCostCostMARYLANDMARYLANDMARYLANDMARYLANDMARYLAND Thursday, April 15, 2010 6:00pm - 10:00pm Ocean City LTC 501 $90/$125www.msada-md.org LTC 504for more LTC 611information Friday, April 16, 2010 8:00am - 12:00 noon Ocean City LTC 502 $90/$125
LTC 506LTC 618
Saturday, April 17, 2010 8:00am - 12:00 noon Ocean City LTC 630 $90/$125Monday, July 19, 2010 8:00am - 12:00 noon Silver Spring LTC 501 $90 - $125
LTC 614LTC 616LTC 723
Monday, July 19, 2010 1:00pm - 5:00pm Silver Spring LTC 504 $90 - $125LTC 511LTC 608LTC 617
Thursday, July 22, 2010 8:30am - 2:00pm Severn LTC 502 $95 - $130
CAA Exam Saturday, April 17, 2010 8:00am Ocean CityCAA Exam Monday, July 19, 2010 10:00am Silver Spring
DateDateDateDateDate TTTTTimeimeimeimeime PlacePlacePlacePlacePlace CourseCourseCourseCourseCourse CostCostCostCostCostPENNSYLPENNSYLPENNSYLPENNSYLPENNSYLVVVVVANIAANIAANIAANIAANIA Tuesday, March 23, 2010 6:00pm - 10:00pm Hershey LTC 504 $125www.psada.org LTC 608for more LTC 790information Wednesday, March 24, 2010 8:00am - 12:00 noon Hershey LTC 501 $125
LTC 508LTC 703
Wednesday, March 24, 2010 1:00pm - 5:00pm Hershey LTC 502 $125LTC 506LTC 630
CAA Exam Wednesday, March 24, 2010 5:00pm HersheyCAA Exam Thursday, July 08, 2010 Beaver FallsCAA Exam Tuesday, July 20, 2010 Gettysburg
DateDateDateDateDate TTTTTimeimeimeimeime PlacePlacePlacePlacePlace CourseCourseCourseCourseCourse CostCostCostCostCostVIRGINAVIRGINAVIRGINAVIRGINAVIRGINA Tuesday, March 23, 2010 12:00 noon - 4:00 pm Norfolk LTC 506 $100www.viaaa.org LTC 714for more Tuesday, March 23, 2010 5:00pm - 9:00pm Norfolk LTC 612 $100information LTC 700
Wednesday, March 24, 2010 8:00am - 12:00 noon Norfolk LTC 508 $100Saturday, March 27, 2010 8:00am - 12:00 noon Norfolk LTC 701 $100
CAA Exam Friday, March 26, 2010 1:00pm NorfolkDateDateDateDateDate TTTTTimeimeimeimeime PlacePlacePlacePlacePlace CourseCourseCourseCourseCourse CostCostCostCostCost
WEST VIRGINIAWEST VIRGINIAWEST VIRGINIAWEST VIRGINIAWEST VIRGINIA Monday, March 29, 2010 8:00am - 12:00 noon Stonewall Resort LTC 502 $90www.wvada.org LTC 790for more Saturday, April 24, 2010 8:00am - 12:00 noon Charleston LTC 630 $90information Saturday, April 24, 2010 12:00 noon - 4:00pm Charleston LTC 506 $90
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New and Aspiring AD WNew and Aspiring AD WNew and Aspiring AD WNew and Aspiring AD WNew and Aspiring AD Workshop - Lorkshop - Lorkshop - Lorkshop - Lorkshop - LTC 502TC 502TC 502TC 502TC 502A new athletic director faces numerous challenges and getting started in a new position can be overwhelming for many. Well, helpis on the way!
The MSADA will host the 6th Annual New and Aspiring AD Workshop on Thursday, July 22rd at Archbishop Spalding High Schoolin Severn (Anne Arundel County). An expanded presentation of LLLLLTC 502TC 502TC 502TC 502TC 502 will be taught, which will include sections filled withpractical suggestions, guidelines and handouts from experienced athletic directors from around the state.
While this workshop is designed to help the new AD (0-3 years of experience), this session is open to all who would like tocomplete LLLLLTC 502TC 502TC 502TC 502TC 502.
Date:Date:Date:Date:Date: Thursday, July 22, 2010TTTTTime:ime:ime:ime:ime: 8:30 am – 2:30 pmLocation:Location:Location:Location:Location: Archbishop Spalding High SchoolCost:Cost:Cost:Cost:Cost: $95 – registered by June 20
$105 – registered between June 21 and July18$130 – registered after July 18 or at the door (No personal checks acceptedNo personal checks acceptedNo personal checks acceptedNo personal checks acceptedNo personal checks accepted)
Go to the MSADA website www.msada-md.org and click on NIAAA Training for the registration form.
7th Annual Summer Institute7th Annual Summer Institute7th Annual Summer Institute7th Annual Summer Institute7th Annual Summer Institute
The Maryland State Athletic Directors Association is proud to announce an opportunity to take LTP classes and the CAA examduring the summer to improve your skills and knowledge in the field of athletic administration.
Date:Date:Date:Date:Date: Monday, July 19th, 2010
Location:Location:Location:Location:Location: Springbrook High School (Montgomery County)201 Valleybrook DriveSilver Spring, MD 20904
Classes:Classes:Classes:Classes:Classes: Session 1Session 1Session 1Session 1Session 1 8:00am-12:00pm8:00am-12:00pm8:00am-12:00pm8:00am-12:00pm8:00am-12:00pmLTC 501 Philosophy, Leadership, Organizations, and Professional Programs (Required for CAA exam)LTC 614 Technology III-Enhancing Public PresentationsLTC 616 Management of Indoor Physical Plant AssetsLTC 723 Administration of Professional Growth Programs for Interscholastic Athletic Personnel
Session 2Session 2Session 2Session 2Session 2 1:00pm-5:00pm1:00pm-5:00pm1:00pm-5:00pm1:00pm-5:00pm1:00pm-5:00pmLTC 504 Legal Issues I (Risk Management) (Required for CAA exam)LTC 511 Concepts and Strategies for Interscholastic Budgeting and FinanceLTC 608 Management Strategies and Organization TechniquesLTC 617 Administration of Interscholastic Sports Medicine Programs
Cost:Cost:Cost:Cost:Cost: $90.00 per class if registering by June 20th, 2010.$110.00 per class for registration between June 21st - July 17th, 2010.$125.00 per class for registration at the door. (SorrySorrySorrySorrySorry, no personal checks, no personal checks, no personal checks, no personal checks, no personal checks)
CAA Exam:CAA Exam:CAA Exam:CAA Exam:CAA Exam: 10:00-12:00pm
Go to the MSADA website www.msada-md.org and click on NIAAA Training for the registration form.Please call Karl Heimbach at (301) 840-4624 if you have any further questions.
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as of 1/17/10
Archbishop Spalding High SchoolArchbishop Spalding High SchoolArchbishop Spalding High SchoolArchbishop Spalding High SchoolArchbishop Spalding High SchoolSevern, Maryland
Athletic Director: Lee Dove, CAA
Baltimore County Public SchoolsBaltimore County Public SchoolsBaltimore County Public SchoolsBaltimore County Public SchoolsBaltimore County Public SchoolsOffice of AthleticsOffice of AthleticsOffice of AthleticsOffice of AthleticsOffice of AthleticsTowson, Maryland
Coordinator: Ronald Belinko, CMAASupervisor: Lynette Mitzel, CAA
Century High SchoolCentury High SchoolCentury High SchoolCentury High SchoolCentury High SchoolSykesville, Maryland
Athletic Director: Randy Pentz
Col. Zadok Magruder High SchoolCol. Zadok Magruder High SchoolCol. Zadok Magruder High SchoolCol. Zadok Magruder High SchoolCol. Zadok Magruder High SchoolRockville, Maryland
Athletic Director: Karl Heimbach, CMAA
Francis Scott Key High SchoolFrancis Scott Key High SchoolFrancis Scott Key High SchoolFrancis Scott Key High SchoolFrancis Scott Key High SchoolUnion Bridge, Maryland
Athletic Director: Craig Walker, CMAA
Great Mills High School AthleticsGreat Mills High School AthleticsGreat Mills High School AthleticsGreat Mills High School AthleticsGreat Mills High School AthleticsGreat Mills, Maryland
Athletic Director: Brenda Henley, CAA
Interscholastic Athletic Association of MarylandInterscholastic Athletic Association of MarylandInterscholastic Athletic Association of MarylandInterscholastic Athletic Association of MarylandInterscholastic Athletic Association of MarylandPasadena, Maryland
Executive Director: Susan Thompson
Kenwood High SchoolKenwood High SchoolKenwood High SchoolKenwood High SchoolKenwood High SchoolBaltimore, Maryland
Athletic Director: Derek Maki, CMAA
Loch Raven High SchoolLoch Raven High SchoolLoch Raven High SchoolLoch Raven High SchoolLoch Raven High SchoolTowson, Maryland
Athletic Director: Dr. David Hoch, CMAA
Long and Foster Real Estate, Inc.Long and Foster Real Estate, Inc.Long and Foster Real Estate, Inc.Long and Foster Real Estate, Inc.Long and Foster Real Estate, Inc.Gaithersburg, Maryland
Associate Broker and Past President: Bob Graves, CAA
Maryland Public Secondary SchoolsMaryland Public Secondary SchoolsMaryland Public Secondary SchoolsMaryland Public Secondary SchoolsMaryland Public Secondary SchoolsAthletic AssociationAthletic AssociationAthletic AssociationAthletic AssociationAthletic AssociationBaltimore, Maryland
Executive Director: Ned Sparks
Maryland State Coaches AssociationMaryland State Coaches AssociationMaryland State Coaches AssociationMaryland State Coaches AssociationMaryland State Coaches AssociationBaltimore, Maryland
Maryland Interscholastic Athletic AssociationMaryland Interscholastic Athletic AssociationMaryland Interscholastic Athletic AssociationMaryland Interscholastic Athletic AssociationMaryland Interscholastic Athletic AssociationSeverna Park, Maryland
Executive Director: Rick Diggs
New TNew TNew TNew TNew Town High Schoolown High Schoolown High Schoolown High Schoolown High SchoolOwings Mills, Maryland
Athletic Director: Reginald D. Brooks, CAA
North Carroll High School Athletic BoostersNorth Carroll High School Athletic BoostersNorth Carroll High School Athletic BoostersNorth Carroll High School Athletic BoostersNorth Carroll High School Athletic BoostersHampstead, Maryland
Athletic Director: Troy Warehime, CMAA
Northwest High SchoolNorthwest High SchoolNorthwest High SchoolNorthwest High SchoolNorthwest High SchoolGermantown, Maryland
Athletic Director: Jim Tapley, CAA
Randallstown High SchoolRandallstown High SchoolRandallstown High SchoolRandallstown High SchoolRandallstown High SchoolRandallstown, Maryland
Athletic Director: Mike Gelman, CMAA
Richard Montgomery High SchoolRichard Montgomery High SchoolRichard Montgomery High SchoolRichard Montgomery High SchoolRichard Montgomery High SchoolRockville, Maryland
Athletic Director: Bob Maxey, CAA
Seneca VSeneca VSeneca VSeneca VSeneca Valley High Schoolalley High Schoolalley High Schoolalley High Schoolalley High SchoolGermantown, Maryland
Athletic Director: Raymond F. Sacramo
South Carroll High SchoolSouth Carroll High SchoolSouth Carroll High SchoolSouth Carroll High SchoolSouth Carroll High SchoolSykesville, Maryland
Athletic Director: Jim Horn, CMAA
WWWWWestminster High Schoolestminster High Schoolestminster High Schoolestminster High Schoolestminster High SchoolWestminster, Maryland
Athletic Director: Terry Molloy
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Congratulations to theCongratulations to theCongratulations to theCongratulations to theCongratulations to the2010 District Athletic Directors2010 District Athletic Directors2010 District Athletic Directors2010 District Athletic Directors2010 District Athletic Directors
of the Yof the Yof the Yof the Yof the YearearearearearDistrict 1ADistrict 1ADistrict 1ADistrict 1ADistrict 1A
Mike Tesla, South Hagerstown High School
District 2ADistrict 2ADistrict 2ADistrict 2ADistrict 2ARandy Pentz, Century High School
District 2ADistrict 2ADistrict 2ADistrict 2ADistrict 2AJulie Treadwell, CAA, Holton-Arms School
District 2BDistrict 2BDistrict 2BDistrict 2BDistrict 2BJason Woodward, Gaithersburg High School
District 3District 3District 3District 3District 3Bob Estes, CAA, Bowie High School
District 4District 4District 4District 4District 4A.K. Johnson, RAA, North Point High School
District 5District 5District 5District 5District 5Mike Baker, CAA, North County High School
District 6District 6District 6District 6District 6Mike McEwan, CAA, Western School of Technology
District 7District 7District 7District 7District 7Debbie Basler, Edgewood High School
District 8District 8District 8District 8District 8Terri Wright, North Dorchester High School
District 9District 9District 9District 9District 9Tiffany Byrd, RAA, Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
District 10District 10District 10District 10District 10Lois Miller, Roland Park Country School
District 11District 11District 11District 11District 11Al Poklemba, Glenelg Country School
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2010 State A2010 State A2010 State A2010 State A2010 State Awwwwward of Merit Recipientard of Merit Recipientard of Merit Recipientard of Merit Recipientard of Merit RecipientDerek Maki, CMAA, Kenwood High School
These athletic directors will be honored at the annualThese athletic directors will be honored at the annualThese athletic directors will be honored at the annualThese athletic directors will be honored at the annualThese athletic directors will be honored at the annualconferconferconferconferconference banquet on Saturdayence banquet on Saturdayence banquet on Saturdayence banquet on Saturdayence banquet on Saturday, April 17, April 17, April 17, April 17, April 17ththththth.....
CMAACMAACMAACMAACMAAMichael GelmanKenneth KlockJoseph Sargent
Troy A. Warehime
Perry BakerEd Bowie
Gary BrownJohn Davis
Shirley DiggsRobert Estes
Irvin HayLinda Henson-HubbGlenn A. GibsonEarl L. Hawkins
Glennard JohnsonBruce KlineEric KnightDavid Lane
Greg LeGrandRick Lloyd
Kari McBrideJoseph McCullin
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2009 Certification2009 Certification2009 Certification2009 Certification2009 Certification
Christopher McGuinnessKenneth MillerFoye Minton
Lynette M. MitzelJerry Molyneaux
Wayne MookMichael Mummert
Stephen NibbsTerry ParfittRichard Reed
Charles “Ed” RemusAndrew RoperMichael Senisi
Edward “Chip” SnyderSue Ann StrobelJoseph Thomas
Robert “Andy” WarnerWilliam T. Winner
CAACAACAACAACAA
Brian BandurchinErin BorsodyDavid CeskyJames Chan
Tim LindecampRussell E. Lingner
Paul PellicaniPaul Perkovich
Maureen ShacreawNicole L. Trumpler
Michael Woods
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� Need to check what LTP courses you’ve taken? Doesyour personal profile need updating? Log on to theNIAAA website to check your information.
� Maryland has three members that are on NIAAAcommittees. Ron Belinko, CMAA, is the vicechairperson of the Certification Committee. KarlHeimbach, CMAA is a member of the EndowmentCommittee. And Carol Satterwhite, CAA is the Section2 Coordinator for the National Emergency Network.
� If you would like an application for an NIAAACommittee, go to the website and click on Committees.
� Again Maryland had a large contingent at the nationalconference in Grapevine, Texas. Over 50 athleticadministrators from Maryland attended.
� Michael Duffy from Howard High School won the firstNIAAA Endowment 5k Walk-Run in a time of 21.37.
� Maryland had four state door prize winners at thenational conference. Dick Knode won the Massachusettsdoor prize which included a jacket from Reebok and agift certificate for two pairs of athletic shoes. LarryLayman is the proud owner of a wall clock fromMinnesota. Linda Mitchell-Holmes won a LouisvilleSlugger bat and a gift basket of goodies from Kentucky.A $100 Cabela’s gift card was given to Carol Satterwhiteby the Montana athletic administrators.
� Jack Fullen from Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania was thewinner of “A Taste of Maryland”, an assortment of foodsand gifts from the great state of Maryland.
Questions, Answers, Ideas…Questions, Answers, Ideas…Questions, Answers, Ideas…Questions, Answers, Ideas…Questions, Answers, Ideas…Responses from the Fall Newsletter QuestionResponses from the Fall Newsletter QuestionResponses from the Fall Newsletter QuestionResponses from the Fall Newsletter QuestionResponses from the Fall Newsletter Question:
What are some things you do to improve communication withadministrators, coaches, parents and the media at your school?
1. Have a detailed athletic department website withindividual teams, rosters, scores, and other usefulinformation needed by various groups.
2. Hold a Parent Orientation Night at the beginning ofthe school year or sports season.
3. Send out a weekly community e-mail, listing all theathletic events for the week.
4. Encourage parents to check the website for any schedulechanges or special announcements. Use Schedule Star,LeagueMinder or another schedule program to helpcommunicate with people.
5. Include the media on e-mail lists that involve schedulechanges.
6. Purchase a message board for the front of the school,main gym or a central location that shows the weeklyevents.
7. Require coaches to send scores and game stats to thenewspaper and school website after every contest.
8. Post the practice and game schedules for each team ina central location. Include a coaching directory, keyforms, dates, bell schedule and other importantinformation that might be needed.
9. Send weekly reminders to coaches. Include the gameschedule and other “odds and ends.”
10. Post the building use schedule, in a central location,so all groups can see what events are being held andwhere.
Question for the Spring NewsletterQuestion for the Spring NewsletterQuestion for the Spring NewsletterQuestion for the Spring NewsletterQuestion for the Spring Newsletter:What are some things you can do for your coaches to improvetheir coaching skills and programs? Send responses to:
Karl Heimbach, [email protected]
Carol Satterwhite withprofessional baseballpitcher Tommy John
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Do YDo YDo YDo YDo You Get It?ou Get It?ou Get It?ou Get It?ou Get It?Dr. David Hoch, CMAA
At the national conference, I twice had the opportunity to speakwith Tim Flannery, Assistant Director at the National Federation,about membership in the NFHS Coaches Association. Notsurprisingly, there is a huge correlation between coaches’memberships and their athletic directors’ certification andinvolvement in their state association.
When athletic directors “get it,” it is more likely that their coacheswill be members. What do we mean by getting it? There areseveral factors.
Athletic directors who earn their CAA or CMAA certificationunderstand the value of national certification as a professional.Also, in order to earn both athletic administrative certifications,an athletic director has to take several Leadership TrainingCourses. Not only do athletic directors earn their certification,they also learn valuable things which can help to improve theirprogram.
Another important item is the involvement of the athleticdirector. Those athletic administrators who are involved, attendthe conferences and serve in some capacity on the state or nationallevel, are much more likely to have coaches who are members ofthe NF Coaches Association.
These correlations are pretty much common sense. Informed,involved and committed athletic directors usually, sure thereare some exceptions, have coaches who are members. They getit.
It is important for your coaches to be members of the NF CoachesAssociation. Professionalism and increased knowledge meansfewer problems for athletic directors and benefits for our student-athletes and programs.
Of course, in Maryland we have a huge advantage. Our coachescan join through the Maryland State Coaches Association whichhas a dual membership agreement with the NFHS CoachesAssociation. Instead of a membership fee of $30, our coachescan join for only $16.
Stating that you understand and are supportive of the conceptof membership for your coaches is easy. Talk is cheap. Areyour coaches members? If not, why not? Do you get it?
For more information or a membership application [email protected].
What’What’What’What’What’s New with NFHS Coachings New with NFHS Coachings New with NFHS Coachings New with NFHS Coachings New with NFHS CoachingEducation & Certification?Education & Certification?Education & Certification?Education & Certification?Education & Certification?
When fans attend a contest, they often purchase a program toidentify the players. It’s next to impossible to know who is whowithout the list of numbers and names. In like fashion, theNFHS Coaching Education and Certification programs areconstantly introducing new aspects. Here’s your updated programfor both NFHS efforts.
Now athletic directors can pay for a group of their coaches withthe Bulk Online Course Purchase option. The step-by-stepinstructions are listed on the website www.NFHSlearn.com. Thisis one site which you will want to continually check to keeppace with all of the new developments.
To use a purchase order for your coaches, you will need aminimum of 5 total courses which you are going to purchase.Once your purchase order is approved, you will receive “licenses”for your coaches in order for them to register for the courses.There is also a feature that you can use a credit card to purchaselicenses for your coaches and this could mean a quicker turnaround.
One of the nice features of this approach of paying for the coursesis that athletic directors can check the progress of their coacheswith the course. Obviously, you can provide a little reminder ifa coach isn’t doing much after registering for the course.
Also, did you know that your cheerleading coaches can take theAACCA Spirit Safety Certification Course as well online? Thiscourse was developed with the AACCA, a non-profit educationalassociation which provides safety certification and training forcoaches. Please pass this information along to your cheercoaches and encourage them to take the course.
Take a minute in your busy schedule to visit the NFHS CoachingEducation & Certification Website! After doing so, you will bein a better position to recommend it to your coaching staff andto encourage (…or pay for) them to take a course. Betterprepared, professional coaches benefit our athletes and programsand cause us fewer problems.
CRAB TALK!
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District 1BChris Krivos will be thenew AD at Oakdale HighSchool in FrederickCounty, which will opennext fall as a new memberof the Monoacy ValleyAthletic League.
District 2BBrady Blade who has been the athletic director at BethesdaChevy-Chase and Albert Einstein will be retiring at the end ofthe school year. Enjoy your retirement, Brady.
District 5After 40 years in education and 35 years in athleticadministration, Mike Baker at North County will be retiring.Congratulations, Mike for a long and successful career.
Congratulations to Michael Duffy from Howard High School.Michael was the overall winner of the first NIAAA Endowment5K Run/Walk that was held at the National Conference inGrapevine. His time was 21.37. Way to go Michael.
District 616 athletic administrators from Baltimore County attended theNIAAA Conference in Grapevine TX. Ron Belinko, AthleticCoordinator; Lori Brewer, Carver A&T; Mike Gelman,Randallstown; Kathy Graybeal, Perry Hall; Todd Hawkins,Lansdowne; David Hoch, Loch Raven; Mike Lafferty, Dulaney;Mike McEwan, Western Tech.; Chris McGuinness, Patapsco;Derek Maki, Kenwood; Jeff Markel, Parkville; Lynette Mitzel,Athletic Supervisor; Joe Sargent, Milford Mill; David Scrivener,Eastern Tech.; Michael Sye, Woodlawn and Ted Winner,Pikesville.
Four of the attendees taught Leadership Training Courses. RonBelinko taught LTC 707 – Assessment of Athletic Programs &Personnel. Kathy Graybeal taught LTC 612 – Technology I –Basic Computer Application and LTC 613 – Technology II –Advanced Computer Application Skills. LTC 710 – CurrentIssues in American Sports was taught by David Hoch. AndMike Lafferty taught LTC 616 – Management of Physical PlantAssets.
Ron, also spoke about “Conflict Resolution Strategies” at oneof the workshops.
Congratulations to David Hoch. David has been invited by theColorado Athletic Directors Association to be a keynote speakerand present three workshops at their state conference in April.
In addition, David has been contacted by two publishingcompanies about writing some textbooks for them.
District 8CJ Davenport is the new Athletic Director at Washington HighSchool in Somerset County.
Steve Re is the new Athletic Director at Mardela High School.
Ralph Osbourne, Supervisor of Athletics of Wicomico Countywill retire on June 30, 2010. The members of the BaysideConference will greatly miss his wisdom and insight.
Pocomoke High School will be getting a turf field as part of a43 million dollar renovation project. The turf field is expectedto be ready by the fall of 2011.
Washington High School will be under going a 25 million dollarrenovation and James M. Bennett will be building a brand newbuilding.
District 9The 14th Annual Basketball Academy featuring girls and boysbasketball teams from Baltimore City, Baltimore County,Washington DC and New York was held at Morgan StateUniversity December 14-16, 2009. The academy is sponsoredby 100 Black Men of Maryland, Metropolitan Chapter of DeltaSigma Theta Sorority, State Farm, IAABO Board 290, RadioStation 92Q, Wal-Mart and Downtown Locker Room.
Aside from three days of basketball, the participants wereinvolved in SAT Prep, Cultural Enrichment activities, and forthe first time, the Johns Hopkins Hospital made available TheHopkins Heart Hype Program to the participants.
The Hopkins Heart Hype Program with the support of volunteersfrom the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Johns Hopkins University,donations of equipment from Philips Medical Systems and othercommunity volunteers offered free health screenings. Thescreenings included an electrocardiogram (EKG), measurementof blood pressure and an echocardiogram to rule out potentialcauses of sudden death in athletes as part of their commitmentto serving the preventative needs of the community. Screeningswere voluntarily done with parental consent.
District 11The MIAA has recently announced an agreement for InsideLacrosse magazine to sponsor the lacrosse championships atUnitas Stadium at Towson University.
The MIAA has had a preliminary meeting with the WashingtonCatholic Athletic Conference about a possible merger in thefuture in football.
The league would like to congratulate our District AD of theYear, Al Poklemba, and thank him for his many years of serviceto the young men in the MIAA.
The 2009-10 school year also marks the end of Paul Triplett’s(Mt St Joseph) tenure as President of the MIAA. Michael Thomasof Boys Latin will succeed Paul as President.
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How to WHow to WHow to WHow to WHow to Work 24-7 and Stillork 24-7 and Stillork 24-7 and Stillork 24-7 and Stillork 24-7 and StillMaintain a LifeMaintain a LifeMaintain a LifeMaintain a LifeMaintain a Life
Kevin Ozee, CAA, Southlake Carroll Independent SchoolDistrict, Southland, Texas
Sandra Walter, CAA, Lawrence Central High School,Indianapolis, Indiana
Part 1Part 1Part 1Part 1Part 1TTTTTop Top Top Top Top Ten - en - en - en - en - by Sandra Walter, CAA, Lawrence Central HighSchool, Indianapolis, Indiana
10. Make listsNever list more than 5 itemsCreate a list before you leave for the next dayResolve every post it note ASAP
9. Computerize your officeFinancesSchedulingBuy a laptop
8. Create an office at your homeDon’t work off the kitchen table
7. HomeworkFinish it early so you can ENJOY
6. Operate on flex timeGive an hourTake an hourHelps eliminate that stressful feeling that you arealways running behind
5. MeetingsExtend the timeIf you have a meeting planned that ends at 11:30, thenadd an extra hour so you don’t have to rush back tothe office or to accomplish the jobs or tasks that mayhave come out of the meeting
4. Find a daily releaseExerciseRead the paper
3. Have a hobbySomething you like to do outside of work
2. Take timeDon’t wait for itTake a tripDon’t let the office keep you from it
1. B A L A N C EYour office life with your social life
LIFE is what happens to an AD when you are planningsomeone else’s life
Part 2Part 2Part 2Part 2Part 2Must TMust TMust TMust TMust Tame the Thrame the Thrame the Thrame the Thrame the Three T’ee T’ee T’ee T’ee T’s - s - s - s - s - Kevin Ozee, CAA, SouthlakeCarroll Independent School District, Southland, Texas
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THE MOST IMPORTANT THING AN AD CAN DO IS TODEVELOP CHAMPIONSHIP RELATIONSHIPS AND NOTJUST PUSH PAPER
1. Must be able to control your schedule2. Avoid time traps3. Learn to say NO4. Spend more time with coaches and kids5. Only use technology if it makes your job more effective6. Control email
Just check it 3 times per day, not every time you comeinto your officeDon’t reply to irate emails until you calm down
7. Send out a weekly e newsletter8. Leave voicemails without ringing the phone.
Log on to wwwwwwwwwwwwwww.slydial.com.slydial.com.slydial.com.slydial.com.slydial.com website for information.
PresidentPresidentPresidentPresidentPresidentJim Tapley, CAA
Northwest High School301-601-4629
11111ststststst Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice PresidentDerek Maki, CMAA
Kenwood High School410-887-0145
22222nd nd nd nd nd Vice PresidentVice PresidentVice PresidentVice PresidentVice PresidentJeff Rose, CAA
Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School301-692-4990
SecretarySecretarySecretarySecretarySecretarySheila Wooters, CAA
Connelly School of the Holy Child301-365-0955
ExExExExExecutivecutivecutivecutivecutive Dire Dire Dire Dire Director/NIAAA Liaisonector/NIAAA Liaisonector/NIAAA Liaisonector/NIAAA Liaisonector/NIAAA LiaisonCarol M. Satterwhite, CAA, Retired
Assistant ExAssistant ExAssistant ExAssistant ExAssistant Executivecutivecutivecutivecutive Dire Dire Dire Dire DirectorectorectorectorectorKarl Heimbach, CMAA
Col. Zadok Magruder High School301-840-4624
LLLLLTC CoordinatorTC CoordinatorTC CoordinatorTC CoordinatorTC CoordinatorDavid Anderson, CAA
Henry E. Lackey High School301-743-5431
LLLLLTC CoordinatorTC CoordinatorTC CoordinatorTC CoordinatorTC CoordinatorRon Belinko, CMAA
Baltimore County Public Schools410-887-2328
HistorianHistorianHistorianHistorianHistorianLee Dove, CAA
Archbishop Spalding High School410-969-9105 x246
Coaches Association LiaisonCoaches Association LiaisonCoaches Association LiaisonCoaches Association LiaisonCoaches Association LiaisonDavid Hoch, CMAA
Loch Raven High School410-887-0666
District 1A RepresentativeDistrict 1A RepresentativeDistrict 1A RepresentativeDistrict 1A RepresentativeDistrict 1A Representative(Allegany, Garrett, & Washington Counties)
Marcia Nissel, CMAANorth Hagerstown High School
District 1B RepresentativeDistrict 1B RepresentativeDistrict 1B RepresentativeDistrict 1B RepresentativeDistrict 1B Representative(Carroll & Fredrick Counties)
Jim Horn, CMAASouth Carroll High School
District 2A RepresentativeDistrict 2A RepresentativeDistrict 2A RepresentativeDistrict 2A RepresentativeDistrict 2A Representative(Montgomery County Private Schools)
Julie Treadwell, CAAHolton-Arms School
District 2B RepresentativeDistrict 2B RepresentativeDistrict 2B RepresentativeDistrict 2B RepresentativeDistrict 2B Representative(Montgomery County Public Schools)
Ron Lane, CAASpringbrook High School
District 3 RepresentativeDistrict 3 RepresentativeDistrict 3 RepresentativeDistrict 3 RepresentativeDistrict 3 Representative(Prince George’s County)
Bob Estes, CAABowie High School
District 4 RepresentativeDistrict 4 RepresentativeDistrict 4 RepresentativeDistrict 4 RepresentativeDistrict 4 Representative(Calvert, Charles & St. Mary’s Counties)
Jason BursickMaurice J. McDonough High School
301-934-2944 x [email protected]
District 5 RepresentativeDistrict 5 RepresentativeDistrict 5 RepresentativeDistrict 5 RepresentativeDistrict 5 Representative(Anne Arundel & Howard Counties)
Vince Parnell, CAAWilde Lake High School
District 6 RepresentativeDistrict 6 RepresentativeDistrict 6 RepresentativeDistrict 6 RepresentativeDistrict 6 Representative(Baltimore County)
Reggie Brooks, CAANew Town High School
District 7 RepresentativeDistrict 7 RepresentativeDistrict 7 RepresentativeDistrict 7 RepresentativeDistrict 7 Representative(Cecil & Harford Counties)
Debbie BaslerEdgewood High School
District 8 RepresentativeDistrict 8 RepresentativeDistrict 8 RepresentativeDistrict 8 RepresentativeDistrict 8 Representative(Eastern Shore Counties)
Mary G. FisherNorth Caroline High School
District 9 RepresentativeDistrict 9 RepresentativeDistrict 9 RepresentativeDistrict 9 RepresentativeDistrict 9 Representative(Baltimore City)
Barbara Allen, RAAPaul Laurence Dunbar High School
District 10 RepresentativeDistrict 10 RepresentativeDistrict 10 RepresentativeDistrict 10 RepresentativeDistrict 10 Representative(IAAM)
Kari McBride, CAAThe Catholic High School of Baltimore
410-732-6200 [email protected]
District 11 RepresentativeDistrict 11 RepresentativeDistrict 11 RepresentativeDistrict 11 RepresentativeDistrict 11 Representative(MIAA)
Mike NauntonOur Lady of Mt. Carmel High School
Middle Schools RepresentativeMiddle Schools RepresentativeMiddle Schools RepresentativeMiddle Schools RepresentativeMiddle Schools RepresentativeJaye Cohen, CAANorwood School
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Jeannie Provosto, CMAAMt. Hebron High School
Marianne Shultz, CAANortheast High School
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20102010201020102010MSADA and D and D and D and D and DAAD ConferAAD ConferAAD ConferAAD ConferAAD Conferenceenceenceenceence
April 16- April 18Information on page 4 of this newsletter
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$95.00$95.00$95.00$95.00$95.00 per MSADA or DAAD member ($125 at conference) $_______________
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Registration includes one Saturday Banquet ticket and Sunday Breakfast ticket.
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Will spouse/guest be attending the complimentary Saturday Spouse/Guest Breakfast? �Yes �No$32.00$32.00$32.00$32.00$32.00 per extra banquet ticket How many? _______ $_______________$13.00$13.00$13.00$13.00$13.00 per extra breakfast ticket How many? _______ $_______________
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ThursdayThursdayThursdayThursdayThursday, April 15, April 15, April 15, April 15, April 15ththththth 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM 6:00 PM – 10:00 PMLLLLLTC 501 – PhilosophyTC 501 – PhilosophyTC 501 – PhilosophyTC 501 – PhilosophyTC 501 – Philosophy, Leadership Or, Leadership Or, Leadership Or, Leadership Or, Leadership Orggggganizations and Pranizations and Pranizations and Pranizations and Pranizations and Professional Devofessional Devofessional Devofessional Devofessional Developmentelopmentelopmentelopmentelopment $_______The flagship course of Leadership Training serves as an overview for interscholastic athletic administration. This Course introduces the philosophy ofeducational athletics then focuses on the roles of the NIAAA, the NFHS, the State Athletic/Activity Associations, and the State Athletic Administrator’sAssociations. The course also previews the NIAAA Leadership Training and Certification Programs. It is a prerequisite for all levels of certification andincludes study materials for the CAA Certification Examination.
LLLLLTC 504 – LegTC 504 – LegTC 504 – LegTC 504 – LegTC 504 – Legal Issues I (Risk Managal Issues I (Risk Managal Issues I (Risk Managal Issues I (Risk Managal Issues I (Risk Management)ement)ement)ement)ement) $_______This course has in-depth coverage of all aspects of liability for sports injuries and risk management, including the duties imposed on athleticadministrators, coaches, athletic trainers, and other athletic personnel, documentation requirements for an effective risk management program, anddevelopment of a strategic plan for risk management in the context of an interscholastic athletic program. Required for CAA and CMAA Certification.
LLLLLTC 611 - Concepts and Strategies for Interscholastic Marketing, PrTC 611 - Concepts and Strategies for Interscholastic Marketing, PrTC 611 - Concepts and Strategies for Interscholastic Marketing, PrTC 611 - Concepts and Strategies for Interscholastic Marketing, PrTC 611 - Concepts and Strategies for Interscholastic Marketing, Promotions andomotions andomotions andomotions andomotions and $_______ Supplemental Fund-Raising (Split of former 611) Supplemental Fund-Raising (Split of former 611) Supplemental Fund-Raising (Split of former 611) Supplemental Fund-Raising (Split of former 611) Supplemental Fund-Raising (Split of former 611)
This course will provide the athletic administrator with strategies and ideas to successfully promote and market the school’s interscholastic programsand to enhance the success of supplemental fund-raising efforts. Promotional activities designed to create interest in, increase enthusiasm for, andenhance the image of, a school’s interscholastic activities program are described. Models of supplemental fund-raising are summarized, including afocused segment on working successfully with booster clubs and safeguarding of funds that have been raised. The potential for raising funds throughgrants and outreach efforts for major gifts are introduced. Detailed information related to corporate sponsorship is provided. Appendices includesample materials that may be utilized for grant and corporate sponsorship applications, marketing plans, and booster clubs, as well as fund-raisingresources.
FFFFFridayridayridayridayriday, April 16, April 16, April 16, April 16, April 16ththththth 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM 8:00 AM – 12:00 PMLLLLLTC 502 - Principles, Strategies and MethodsTC 502 - Principles, Strategies and MethodsTC 502 - Principles, Strategies and MethodsTC 502 - Principles, Strategies and MethodsTC 502 - Principles, Strategies and Methods $_______This course takes a basic approach to the fundamentals and methods of athletic administration and alerts and educates athletic administrators regardingpotential problems and possible solutions in areas such as budgets, transportation, and scheduling and parent/student/coach conflicts. The coursealso touches upon sample athletic/activity program philosophies, department organizational charts, activity procedures/checklist, public relations,coaching applications/assessments and emergency plans. Required for RAA, CAA and CMAA Certification.
LLLLLTC 506 - LegTC 506 - LegTC 506 - LegTC 506 - LegTC 506 - Legal Issues II (Tal Issues II (Tal Issues II (Tal Issues II (Tal Issues II (Title IX, Sexual Harassment)itle IX, Sexual Harassment)itle IX, Sexual Harassment)itle IX, Sexual Harassment)itle IX, Sexual Harassment) $_______This course has in-depth coverage of compliance issues regarding Title IX and gender equity in an interscholastic athletic program, including themethodology for a school to perform a Title IX self-audit, and in-depth coverage of the issues and strategies related to the development of an effectivepolicy for the prevention of sexual harassment in an interscholastic athletic program. Required for CMAA Certification.
LLLLLTC 618 - ManagTC 618 - ManagTC 618 - ManagTC 618 - ManagTC 618 - Management of Interscholastic Athletic Player Equipmentement of Interscholastic Athletic Player Equipmentement of Interscholastic Athletic Player Equipmentement of Interscholastic Athletic Player Equipmentement of Interscholastic Athletic Player Equipment $_______This course will make use of principles, strategies and best practices for fitting, adjusting, managing, reconditioning and maintaining athletic apparel,footwear and protective equipment. All methods and techniques discussed will be drawn from American Equipment Managers Association standardsand practices.
SaturdaySaturdaySaturdaySaturdaySaturday, April 17, April 17, April 17, April 17, April 17ththththth 8:00 AM -12:00 PM 8:00 AM -12:00 PM 8:00 AM -12:00 PM 8:00 AM -12:00 PM 8:00 AM -12:00 PMLLLLLTC 630 - Interscholastic Contest ManagTC 630 - Interscholastic Contest ManagTC 630 - Interscholastic Contest ManagTC 630 - Interscholastic Contest ManagTC 630 - Interscholastic Contest Management - Planning, Prement - Planning, Prement - Planning, Prement - Planning, Prement - Planning, Preparation and Methods (New Course)eparation and Methods (New Course)eparation and Methods (New Course)eparation and Methods (New Course)eparation and Methods (New Course) $_______This course examines the historic foundations and precedents for contest management as an extension of educationally sound sports programs.Planning methods for contest management are examined including selection of supervisory personnel, suggested need assessment tools andchecklists for the development of supervision plans and policies. In addition, an overview of methods is suggested for creation of an educationally soundcompetition environment among players, coaches, students and other spectators. Course appendices provide assessment tools and examples ofcontemporary management practices. These tools are also contained on an attached compact disc for local reproduction, discussions and planning.
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