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Let's Talk Club ManagementEp. 152 - Mentoring and Development with Randy Ruder, CCM, CCE, CMAA FellowOn this episode, we are thrilled to be talking to the 2025 Club Executive of the Year, Randy Ruder, CCM, CCE, CMAA Fellow. In November, Club Management magazine named Randy the 2025 Club Executive of the Year. He currently serves as the General Manager/Chief Operating Officer of Beach Point Club in Mamaroneck, NY. In this episode we get to know randy a bit better though the eyes of three of his mentees from across his career. We’re joined by Qian Yang, CCM, Batu Catalkaya, and Sam Lipp, to hear more about Randy’s impact and influence on their career paths.
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UIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #257 – Amanda Snider, CMAA, Assistant Director of Athletics at Broken Arrow High SchoolThe podcast is making its fourth visit to Oklahoma. UIAAA Connection #257 – Amanda Snider, CMAA, Assistant Director of Athletics at Broken Arrow High School, is now available. Amanda grew up in Tulsa, Oklahoma, graduating from Union High School as a three-sport athlete. She attended the University of Oklahoma and spent four years on the pom squad. After earning a journalism degree, she entered marketing before shifting into education and launching her coaching career in junior high. She highlights the value of professional certification and shares insights about balancing family life with her husband and two children. Her advice: protect the st...
2025-12-0539 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #254 – Tara Osborne, CMAA, Assistant Director – AHSAAThe podcast is making its second visit to Alabama. UIAAA Connection #254 – Tara Osborne, CMAA, Assistant Director –AHSAA, is now available. Tara grew up in Trion, Georgia, excelling in three sports before competing in basketball at Columbus State University. Supported by her parents andgrandparents, she built a strong foundation in athletics and leadership. She reflects on her service with the NIAAA Board and her courageous battle with breast cancer. Now overseeing swimming, diving, cheer, and flag football forthe AHSAA, she continues to impact student-athletes statewide. Her advice: don’t be too hard on yourself or let doubt dictate choices—make decision...
2025-11-1444 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #253 – Scott Nordi, CMAA, former Director of Athletics – Lakes High SchoolThe podcast makes its fourth visit to Washington. UIAAAConnection #253 – Scott Nordi, CMAA, former Director of Athletics – Lakes High School, is now available. Scott, a Tacoma native and Mt. Tahoma High School graduate, played football for his father, who also served as the school’s AD. After earning a degree in athletic training from the University of Washington and later a teaching certificate, he spent nearly two decades as an athletic director at two schools. Scott shares insights from his work with WSSAAA and the NIAAA Board, including writing LTC 718 on dealing with tragedyand launching it in Austin. He pays tribut...
2025-11-0736 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #252 – Everett Kelepolo, CMAA, Executive Director – UIAAAThe podcast is making another visit to Utah. UIAAA Connection #252 – Everett Kelepolo, CMAA, Executive Director – UIAAA, is now available. Everett, one of a veryfew two-time guests on the podcast opens by highlighting the productive NEDC Summer Summit in Asheville, North Carolina. Everett, Executive Director of the UIAAA for the past sixteen months, shares insights from attending stateconferences in Arizona, Nevada, and Hawaii. He highlights key UIAAA developments, including new board members, a mentoring cohort, a membership officer, and the launch of the UIAAA Professional Development Academy. Everettemphasizes the value of professional growth through national and state conferences, reflecting on expe...
2025-10-3148 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #249 – Dan Norton, CMAA, Former Director of Athletics – Auburn City SchoolsThe podcast is making its first visit to Alabama. UIAAA Connection #249 – Dan Norton, CMAA, Former Director of Athletics – Auburn City Schools, is now available. Dangrew up in Auburn, Alabama, playing a wide range of sports throughout his youth. After graduating from Auburn University, he dedicated 25 years to education as a cross-country coach, shaping countless student-athletes. With astrong passion for supporting and promoting athletic directors in Alabama, he now serves as the state’s professional development coordinator and contributesnationally as a member of the LTC 721 faculty. Dan’s advice emphasizes keeping balance in life, learning to delegate responsibilities effectively, and ensuring...
2025-10-1032 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #247 – Deran Coe, CMAA, Director of Athletics – Wake County School SystemThe podcast is making its second visit to North Carolina. UIAAA Connection #247 – Deran Coe, CMAA, Director of Athletics – Wake County School System, is now available. Deran grew up in Western Pennsylvania in an athleticfamily, guided by a father who coached. He competed in many sports before attending Clarion University, where his leadership path continued to develop. Now serving as district athletic director, he oversees 26 high schools and 36middle schools. Deran chairs LTC 709 for the NIAAA, and coordinates LTI efforts for North Carolina. He offers a unique perspective on failure, describing it as the “first attempt in learning.” His advice: get invo...
2025-09-2648 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #246 – Phil Rison, CMAA, Executive Director – NIAAAThe podcast is making another visit to Indiana. UIAAA Connection #246 – Phil Rison, CMAA, Executive Director – NIAAA, is now available. Phil, the first three-time guest on the podcast opens by highlighting the productive summerNIAAA Board meeting and the continued development of the 6th NIAAA Strategic Plan. He reflects on his experiences at various Section Meetings and shares exciting updates about UIAAA membership growth. Mississippi joined as thelatest dual membership state, contributing to a total of 16,593 members. Phil notes that 29 states reached record numbers, 37 exceeded 70% membership, and 27 hit or surpassed 100%. Certification totals from January to June 2025 also broke previous records. He reca...
2025-09-1946 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #243 – Trey Newberry, CMAA, Director of Athletics – New Richmond High School,The podcast makes another visit to Ohio. UIAAA Connection #243 – Trey Newberry, CMAA, Director of Athletics – NewRichmond High School, is now available. Trey grew up in Cincinnati, staying active through a wide range ofyouth sports. He credits Big Rich Barton as a key mentor who shaped his approach to leadership. Now focused on giving back, Trey believes in sharing knowledge freely, stating that information exists to be disseminated, not hoarded. His advice includes avoiding email before bedtime, seeking dailyimprovement, and finding a trusted mentor. Trey emphasizes the importance of having an outlet beyond work—his personal escape comes through music, which...
2025-08-2936 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #241 – Emily Barkley, CMAA, Director of Athletics – Union High SchoolThe podcast is making its third visit to Oklahoma. UIAAA Connection #241 – Emily Barkley, CMAA, Director of Athletics – Union High School, is now available. Emily grew up in Tulsa, just a few miles from her current workplace. A three-sport athlete in high school, she reflects on the impact of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, an event that shaped her perspective during her teenage years. Her first job involved working at Mazzio’s Pizza, owned by her father. Emily balances a demanding schedule alongside her husband, a division II basketball coach, and emphasizes the importance of having an understanding spouse. She highlights the le...
2025-08-1540 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #236 – Pastor Rob Araki, CMAA, Former Director of Athletics – Hanalani Schools K-12The podcast makes its second visit to Hawaii. UIAAA Connection #236 – Pastor Rob Araki, CMAA, Former Director of Athletics – Hanalani Schools K-12, is now available. PastorRob grew up in Greenville, South Carolina, near Wade Hampton High School, where former NIAAA President Darryl Nance worked. His mother hoped he would attend Bob Jones University, but he found his way to being a pastor by othermeans. He earned a degree in Business Administration. Now serving as the state coordinator in Hawaii, Rob recently co-authored LTC 718, a leadership course focused on navigating tragic events. His advice centers on three key principles: finding a reli...
2025-07-1136 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #227 – Dan Armstrong, CMAA, Retired, former Director of Athletics – Northwest High School in Kokomo, IndianaThe podcast makes its 13th visit to Indiana. UIAAA Connection #227 – Dan Armstrong, CMAA, Retired, former Director of Athletics – Northwest High School in Kokomo, Indiana, is now available. Dan grew up on a farm in western Ohio, right on the border, where living in two time zones was just part of daily life. A few years after Dr. Mike Blackburn’s departure, he stepped into the role of Director of Athletics at Northwestern High School in Kokomo, Indiana. In addition to his leadership at the school level, he serves as theChair of LTC 510 and is an active member of the NIAAA...
2025-05-0938 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #223 – Dan Talbot, CMAA, Senior Director of Athletics – Polk County Public SchoolsThe podcast makes its fifth visit to Florida. UIAAA Connection #223 – Dan Talbot, CMAA, Senior Director of Athletics – Polk County Public Schools, is now available. Dan’s journey has taken him across the country, growing up in New York, Colorado, and Alaska. With experience as an Athletic Director at four different high schools and two years coaching with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, he brings a wealth of knowledge to the field. As a national faculty member and state coordinator, he is dedicated to the growth of athletic leadership. His advice? Jump right in. Please Listen, Learn, and Share! You can subscr...
2025-04-1152 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #221 – Missy Townsend, CMAA, Director of Athletics – Prescott High SchoolThe podcast makes its second visit to Arizona. UIAAA Connection #221 – Missy Townsend, CMAA, Director of Athletics – Prescott High School, is now available. Missyattended Yavapai College, where she showcased her skills on the basketball court before beginning her career in education. She started teaching in the Peoria School District in Phoenix and discovered a passion for working withathletes, fans, parents, and the community. Now in her 12th year as an athletic administrator, she remains dedicated to supporting student-athletes and fostering a positive sports environment. Her advice? Find your purpose in athletic administration. Please Listen, Learn, and Share! You can subscribe to UI...
2025-03-2835 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #219 – Mike Morris, CMAA, Executive Director of the Illinois Athletic Directors AssociationThe podcast makes its first visit to Illinois. UIAAA Connection #219 – Mike Morris, CMAA, Executive Director of the Illinois Athletic Directors Association, is now available. Mike grew up in central Illinois and has spent his life immersed in education and athletics. As the oldest of seven children, he learned the value of leadership and perseverance early on. With a father who was a teacher and coach, he developed a passion for learning and mentorship. His advice? Never be afraid toask questions. Please Listen, Learn, and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!This podcast is also av...
2025-03-1446 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #217 – Peggy Seegers-Braun, CMAA, Director of Athletics at Devine Savior Holy Angels High SchoolThe podcast makes its fourth visit to Wisconsin. UIAAA Connection #217 – Peggy Seegers-Braun, CMAA, Director of Athletics at Devine Savior Holy Angels High School, is now available. Peggy has been in education for 41 years. She played collegiate softball and her father fought in the Battle of the Bulge. Peggy works at one of two all-girls high schools in Wisconsin. She just finished serving as a Vice Chair of the NIAAA Awards Committee. Peggy's insight into surrounding yourself with successful people is a must listen. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
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2025-02-2838 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #214 – Al Sersland, CMAA, Retired, former Principal at Circle High SchoolThe podcast makes its fourth visit to Kansas. UIAAA Connection #214 – Al Sersland, CMAA, Retired,
former Principal at Circle High School is now available. Al, a native of Iowa, speaks to coaching and being an AD before taking the job as a Principal. He talks about the idea of accreditation and how the NIAAA earned that
designation. His advice about athletics being the front porch and sells your school is priceless. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
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2025-02-0752 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #211 – Josh Mathews, CMAA, Director of Athletics at Pope High SchoolThe podcast makes its sixth visit to Georgia. UIAAA Connection #211 – Josh Mathews, CMAA, Director of Athletics at Pope High School, is now available. Josh grew up near Athens and has lived in Georgia his entire life. He played collegiate baseball before beginning his career at Centennial High School. He currently serves the NIAAA on the Board of Directors. His unique advice on establishing a date night
is not to be missed. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
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2025-01-1749 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #208 – Dave Hood, CMAA, Executive Director of Oregon Athletic Directors AssociationThe podcast makes its first visit to Oregon. UIAAA Connection #208 – Dave Hood, CMAA, Executive
Director of Oregon Athletic Directors Association, is now available. Dave, a native of Oregon, share his insights from
decades of involvement in interscholastic athletics. His advice regarding getting out of the office and making connection is priceless. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You
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2024-12-2733 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #206 – Scott Garvis, CMAA, Director of Athletics at Newton High SchoolThe podcast makes its second visit to Iowa. UIAAA Connection #206 – Scott Garvis, CMAA, Director of Athletics at Newton High School, is now available. His advice regarding reaching out to others and finding a mentor is invaluable. He shares insights about writing his book, hosting a podcast and working in the NIAAA QPA. This episode
is not to be missed. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube! This podcast is also
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2024-12-1342 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #203 – Tony Fisher, CMAA, District Director of Athletics for the Minneapolis Public SchoolsThe podcast makes its another visit to Minnesota. UIAAA Connection #203 – Tony Fisher, CMAA, District Director of Athletics for the Minneapolis Public Schools is now
available. Tony is the first guest on the podcast that has been a member of three different state AD associations and three different sections of the NIAAA. A current member of the NIAAA Board, he shares his wisdom and insight into what
it take to become a great athletic administrator. His advice to wait out the storm is not to be missed. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!...
2024-11-2242 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #201 – Brittany Spencer Grant, CMAA, President Elect of the Wisconsin Athletic Directors AssociationThe podcast makes its third visit to Wisconsin. UIAAA Connection #201 – Brittany Spencer Grant, CMAA, President Elect of the Wisconsin Athletic Directors Association, is now available. BSG has been involved in hockey and soccer all her life. She also serves as the Vice Chair of the NIAAA Coaches Education Committee. Her insight into finding ways to be involved is a must listen. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
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2024-11-0830 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #200 – Phil Rison, CMAA, Executive Director of the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators AssociationThe podcast makes its 11th visit to Indiana with the first guest to appear a second time by themselves on the podcast. UIAAA Connection #200 – Phil Rison, CMAA, Executive Director of the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association, (NIAAA), is now available. In Phil's second visit to the podcast, he talks about serving as the Associate Director and now the Executive Director. He mentions all things NIAAA: Membership,
Certification, Professional Development Academy, QPA and of course the national conference. You don't want to miss this episode! Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
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2024-11-0146 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #199 – Mike Gatley, CMAA, NIAAA Professional Development TeamThe podcast makes its fourth visit to New Jersey. UIAAA Connection #199 – Mike Gatley, CMAA, NIAAA Professional Development Team, Executive Director of Cape Atlantic League, is now available. Mike is the newest member of the NIAAA PD team. His advice regarding being a responder rather than a reactor is not to be missed. He speaks in detail about the NIAAA Quality Assessment Program and provides details for anyone out there considering that program. Please Listen,
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2024-10-2554 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #195 – Damian Frassinelli, CMAA, current NIAAA Past President and Director of Athletics at Stafford High SchoolThe podcast makes its second visit to Connecticut. UIAAA Connection #195 – Damian Frassinelli, CMAA, current NIAAA Past President and Director of Athletics at Stafford
High School, in Stafford Springs, Connecticut, is now available. Damian spent time in the business world before coming back to education. One of the sayings that Damian loves comes from growing up with his four older brothers. "It's Not About You!". If you remember nothing else about this podcast, remember that. His advice regarding surrounding yourself with quality people is not to be missed. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on Yo...
2024-09-2748 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #192 – Randy Tevepaugh, CMAA, Director of Athletics at Streetsboro High SchoolThe podcast makes its fifth visit to Ohio. UIAAA Connection #192 – Randy Tevepaugh, CMAA, Director of Athletics at Streetsboro High School, in Streetsboro, Ohio, is now available. Randy actually spent three years as a young man as a police officer before getting into interscholastic athletics. He speaks to opportunities to serve in the OIAAA as well as the NIAAA. He explains the NIAAA QPA and how it is available to everyone. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
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2024-09-0633 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #190 – Mark White, CMAA and Jeremy Schlitz, CMAA, the Chair and Vice-Chair of the new NIAAA Health and Wellness CommitteeThe podcast makes a visit to Maine and Wisconsin in the same podcast. UIAAA Connection #190 – Mark White, CMAA and Jeremy Schlitz, CMAA, the Chair and Vice-Chair of the new NIAAA Health and Wellness Committee, is now available. Mark and Jeremy talk about the committee and what NIAAA members can expect in Austin and a year from now in Tampa. This episode is not to be missed! Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
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2024-08-2342 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #186 – Jenny Wagner, CMAA, District Director of Athletics for Centennial Public SchoolsThe podcast makes its fourth visit to Nebraska. UIAAA
Connection #186 – Jenny Wagner, CMAA, District Director of Athletics for Centennial Public Schools, is now available. In addition to her role at Centennial, Jenny
currently serves as the Secretary/Treasurer of the NSIAAA. Little known fact, Jenny is the daughter of
the legendary Jack Tarr. Her insight into listening and finding time for yourself are a must. You won’t want to miss this episode. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You
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2024-07-2636 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #182 – Joni Pabst, CMAA, Executive Director of the AIAAAThe podcast makes its first visit to Arizona. UIAAA
Connection #182 – Joni Pabst, CMAA, Executive Director of the AIAAA, former NIAAA Board Member and former Director of Athletics – Sahuaro High School, Tucson,
is now available. Joni grew up in many states as her father served in the Air Force. In the early days of Title IX, she participated as a gymnast in high school and university. She shares some stories regarding her time as the host
committee Chair for the 2017 NIAAA Conference in Phoenix. Her advice being the first and only Executive
Director in Arizona are worth the listen. Please
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2024-06-2840 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #179 – Stephanie Blackwell, CMAA, Athletic Coordinator at Union Public SchoolsThe podcast makes it's second visit to Oklahoma. UIAAA
Connection #179 – Stephanie Blackwell, CMAA, Athletic Coordinator at Union Public Schools, is now available. Stephanie speaks to her youth and heavy involvement in gymnastics and cheer. She was a college cheerleader at the University of Tulsa. She is passionate about certification and gives some tips on how to get involved. His advice regarding delegation is not to be missed. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
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2024-06-1423 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #179 – Stephanie Blackwell, CMAA, Athletic Coordinator at Union Public SchoolsThe podcast makes it's second visit to Oklahoma. UIAAA
Connection #179 – Stephanie Blackwell, CMAA, Athletic Coordinator at Union Public Schools, is now available. Stephanie speaks to her youth and heavy involvement in gymnastics and cheer. She was a college cheerleader at the University of Tulsa. She is passionate
about certification and gives some tips on how to get involved. His advice regarding delegation is not to be missed. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
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2024-06-0732 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #177 – Frank Pecora, CMAA, former NIAAA Board Member and former Director of Athletics – Northfield HSThe podcast makes it's first visit to Vermont. UIAAA
Connection #177 – Frank Pecora, CMAA, former NIAAA Board Member and former Director of Athletics – Northfield HS, is now available. Frank talks about coaching baseball for over 50 years as well as serving as a building AD. Frank shares some unique and humorous stories about serving on the NIAAA Board of Directors.
His advice about not avoiding the tough situation ans Kids 1st Coaches 2nd is not to be missed. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
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2024-05-2436 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #172 – Dory Smith, CMAA, former NIAAA Board Member and former Director of Athletics – Villa Duchesne High SchoolThe podcast makes it's fourth visit to Missouri. UIAAA
Connection #172 – Dory Smith, CMAA, former NIAAA Board Member and former Director of Athletics – Villa Duchesne High School, St. Louis, is now available. Dory's
first opportunity in coaching came when she worked as a waitress. She would leave after lunch and coach. She went to college before title IX funding for female athletes and was a 4-sports athlete. Her advice about not missing important family events as an AD is not to be missed.
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2024-04-1942 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #171 – Steve Throne, CMAA, NIAAA President Elect and Director of Athletics/Assistant Principal, Millard South High School in OmahaThe podcast makes its third visit to Nebraska. UIAAA
Connection #171 – Steve Throne, CMAA, NIAAA President Elect and Director of Athletics/Assistant
Principal, Millard South High School in Omaha, is now available. Throney's advice regarding being willing to do the work to be a successful AD is not to be missed. Listen as he takes us on his educational journey. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
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2024-04-1231 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #169 – Dr. Mekia Troy, CMAA, Director of Athletics, Creekside High SchoolThe podcast makes its fourth visit to Georgia. UIAAA
Connection #169 – Dr. Mekia Troy, CMAA, Director of Athletics, Creekside High School is now available. A lifelong resident of Georgia, Mekia is another of
the podcast guests that works at the same school which she graduated. She played basketball at Barry College, and currently serves the NIAAA on the national faculty of LTC 706. She and her colleagues are preparing to split the
course and roll out LTC 708 in 2025. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
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2024-03-2933 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #168 – Larry Moklestad, CMAA, Retired, Former Director of Athletics, Boone High SchoolThe podcast makes its first visit to Iowa. UIAAA Connection #168 – Larry Moklestad, CMAA, Retired, Former Director of Athletics, Boone High School, is now available. Larry, born and raised in Iowa, got his first job at the age of 21 as the head football coach at Radcliff HS. He served as the Director of Athletics at Boone HS for 24 years. His advice for new athletic administrators? – Don't be afraid to ask for help. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
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2024-03-2240 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #166 – Jeff Sitz, CMAA, Executive Director – Wisconsin Athletic Directors AssociationThe podcast makes its first visit to Wisconsin. UIAAA
Connection #166 – Jeff Sitz, CMAA, Executive Director – Wisconsin Athletic Directors Association is now available. Jeff is another of the few guests that worked at the same school which he graduated from. In fact, his father was a teacher and a coach at the same high school. Jeff first attended the NIAAA National Conference in 1984 in Milwaukee. A former president of the NIAAA, his advice to new athletic administrators is not to be missed. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube! This podcast is also available on Am...
2024-03-0846 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #163 – Kelly Fish, CMAA, President of the Tennessee Interscholastic Athletic Administrators AssociationThe podcast makes its Third visit to Tennessee. UIAAA Connection #163 – Kelly Fish, CMAA, President of the Tennessee Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association is now available. Kelly has been involved in sports all her life. Her father coached girls Basketball for years. She teaches on the National Faculty of LTC 701 and followed her father's footsteps and coached girls basketball. Her best quote, “You are not tough alone.” Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube! This podcast is also available on Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Breaker, Castbox, Google Podcast, iHeartradio, Overcast, Pocket Casts, RadioPublic, Spotify, Sticher and YouT
2024-02-1635 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #158 – Dustin Smith, CMAA, Region A At-Large representative on the NIAAA Board of DirectorsThe podcast makes its first visit to Oklahoma. UIAAA
Connection #158 – Dustin Smith, CMAA, Region A At-Large representative on the NIAAA Board of Directors and Director of Athletics at Broken Bow High School is now available. Dustin spent 17 years in higher education at the University of
Arkansas Ft Smith, before spending the last nine years in interscholastic athletics. His advice to find a mentor is priceless, and reminds us all to know who our support team is. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube! This podcast is also available on Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Brea...
2024-01-1232 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #157 – Catherine "Kat" Tanco Ong, CMAA, Director for student activities, Brent International School, PhilippinesThe podcast makes its first visit to the far east. UIAAA Connection #157 – Catherine "Kat" Tanco Ong, CMAA, Director for student activities, Brent International School, Philippines is now available. Kat was born in the Philippines, attended 3-8th grade in the United States, and high school in back in the Philippines. Her twelve-school conference, the Asian
Pacific Activities Conference, stretches from China, South Korea, Vietnam and the Philippines. At 18 years old, she lived through the Marcos revolution. Her best advice - learning to deescalate
situations before they turn toxic. If you only listen to one episode, this would be the the o...
2024-01-0545 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #153 – Doug “Bowtie” Killgore, CMAA, Retired Athletic DirectorThe podcast makes its third visit to Missouri, this one by way of Arkansas. UIAAA Connection #153 – Doug “Bowtie”
Killgore, CMAA, Retired Athletic Director is now available. Doug began traveling at an early age seeing as his father served in the Air Force. He spent his career as an AD in Arkansas. He spent three years early in his career singing in the Dallas Opera and later with the Arkansas Opera Theatre. He advises all Ads to pay attention to academic and of course shares how he became
“Bowtie.” He shares experiences from his six years as NIAAA Secretary. Please Listen, Lea...
2023-12-0850 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #151 – Xavier Antheume, CMAA, Executive Director of the Nevada Athletic Directors AssociationThe podcast makes its first visit to Nevada. UIAAA
Connection #151 – Xavier Antheume, CMAA, Executive Director of the Nevada Athletic Directors Association is now available. X, who also serves as the Clark County District Athletic Director, shares some great stories from his French heritage. He talks about his time spent as a valet and lifeguard at Treasure Island. His advice to new athletic administrators is not to be missed. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube! This podcast is also available on Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Breaker, Castbox, Google Podcast, iHeartradio,
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2023-11-2438 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #147 – Deren Oshiro, CMAA, President of the Hawaii Interscholastic Athletic Directors AssociationThe podcast makes its first visit to Hawaii. UIAAA Connection #147 – Deren Oshiro, CMAA, President of the Hawaii Interscholastic Athletic Directors Association is now available. Deren, who also serves as the Director of Athletics at his alma matter, Hawaii Baptist, shares some great stories from
the islands. He talks about how some student/athletes coop with as many of eight schools to participate if their sport is not offered at his school. His advice to ADs to “find their circle” is priceless. He currently serves as an At-Large representative on the NIAAA
Board. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscrib...
2023-10-2737 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #143 – Mark Armstrong, CMAA, Executive Director of the Nebraska State Interscholastic Athletic Administrators AssociationThe podcast makes its second visit to Nebraska. UIAAA
Connection #143 – Mark Armstrong, CMAA, Executive Director of the Nebraska State Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association is now available. Recently retired from his full-time job, Mark takes us on a journey of directing athletics at three different high schools in Nebraska. A former NIAAA President, he speaks to what it takes to become a great AD. He speaks of how leaders lead because they serve. You won’t want to miss this episode. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2023-09-2945 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #140 – Lauren Otero, CMAA, Secretary of National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association SecretaryThe podcast makes its fourth visit to Florida. UIAAA Connection #140 – Lauren Otero, CMAA, Secretary of National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association Secretary and Program Administrator for Planning and Construction at the Hillsboro School District in Tampa, Florida is now available. Lauren, a former member of the NIAAA Awards Committee, has worked in three high schools before taking her current district assignment. Her 20-60-100 advice is timeless. You won’t want to miss this episode. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2023-09-0835 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #139 – Ray Moore, CMAA, Conference Program Chair for the CSADAThe podcast makes its third trip to California. UIAAA Connection #139 – Ray Moore, CMAA, Conference Program Chair for the CSADA is now available. Ray shared his experiences from serving as an AD at three
different high school in California. He talks about the unique opportunity of opening a new high school, and explains the CSADA moniker for their conference next year, “AD = All Duties, All day!” His best quote, “Sometimes you just close the door – the same stuff will be there tomorrow.” His advice about having an AD develop their own philosophy is not to be missed. Please Listen, Learn and Share! Yo...
2023-09-0143 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #136 – Carter Wilson, CMAA, Assistant Executive Director of the Georgia Athletic Directors Association
The podcast makes its second trip to the State of
Georgia. UIAAA Connection #136 – Carter
Wilson, CMAA, Assistant Executive Director of the Georgia Athletic Directors
Association is now available. Listen as Carter describes his first head
coaching experience at the age of thirteen. He grew up in Decatur, Georgia,
where his mother served as the mayor. Carter served on the NIAAA Board of
Directors representing Region A from 2013 – 2015. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe
to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2023-08-1143 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #131 – Andy Chiles, CMAA, Executive Director of the FIAAA and Director of Athletics at Winter Park High SchoolThe podcast makes its third trip to Florida. UIAAA Connection #131 – Andy Chiles, CMAA, Executive Director of the FIAAA and Director
of Athletics at Winter Park High School is now available. Andy, a former NIAAA President, shares a plethora of stories from his younger days in Virginia to the present day. Andy speaks to the importance of becoming involved at the local, state and national levels for all athletic administrators. You won’t want to miss this episode. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2023-07-0739 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #129 – Sandra Mader, CMAA, Director of Athletics at Aldine Independent School DistrictThe podcast makes its third visit to Texas. UIAAA Connection #129 – Sandra Mader, CMAA, Director of Athletics at Aldine Independent School District is now available. Sandra shares stories from her youth in New Jersey to playing shortstop for the Sam Houston State softball team. A three-sport athlete in high
school, she leads one of the bigger school districts in Texas. Sandra shares her experience of serving on the NIAAA Board of Directors as well as her time
on the NIAAA Awards Committee. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2023-06-2330 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #126 – Arthur Ballard, CMAA, NIAAA Professional Development AcademyThe podcast makes its second visit to the Commonwealth of Kentucky. UIAAA Connection #126 – Arthur Ballard, CMAA, NIAAA Professional Development Academy is now available. Interesting note – Arthur and NIAAA Executive Director Phil “Badmoon” Rison have been friends since they were small children. A two-sport athlete in high school, Arthur has influenced thousands of athletes and coaches in Kentucky. You will want to tune in to hear Arthur talk about the
Professional Development Academy and what it can do for AD’s everywhere. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2023-06-0248 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #123 – Josh Scott, CMAA, Director of Athletics and Activities at Springfield Public Schools
The podcast
makes its second visit to the state of Missouri. UIAAA Connection #123 – Josh Scott, CMAA, Director of Athletics and Activities at Springfield Public Schools is now available. Josh has served as Director of Athletics at a high school and now at the District level. His work with assisting all five high schools in Springfield achieve the NIAAA Quality Program Award is worth the listen. Josh served as the NIAAA Secretary for six years and now serves as the Associate Executive Director of the Missouri IAAA. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on You...
2023-05-1240 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #118 – Nate Larsen, CMAA, State Coordinator for the Nebraska State Interscholastic Athletic Administrators AssociationThe podcast makes its first visit to the state of Nebraska. UIAAA Connection #118 – Nate Larsen, CMAA, State Coordinator for the Nebraska State Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association is now available. Nate, a life-long Nebraskan, takes us on his journey through athletics in the Cornhusker State. Currently the AD at Loganview, he will be moving to O’Neill high school next fall. His work in assisting the NSIAAA to begin a state cohort is intriguing. You will want to listen to this episode just to hear about the Spud Webb basketball league. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAA...
2023-04-0736 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #116 – Dave Suiter, CMAA, Assistant Executive Director of the DAANJThe podcast makes its third visit to the state of New Jersey. UIAAA Connection #116 – Dave Suiter, CMAA, Assistant Executive Director of the DAANJ is now available. Dave shares stories from the DAANJ and their new initiative if summer Boot Camp for athletic administrators. Now retired, Dave spent time at two different highs school as an AD. He has some great experiences from his time at the state coordinator New Jersey. When time permits Dave spends time at the office (Golf Course). You won’t want to miss this episode from one of the “Jersey Boys” Please Listen, Learn and Share! Yo...
2023-03-2442 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #114 – Fred Smith, CMAA, Director of Athletics at Bangor High School.The podcast makes its first visit to the state of Michigan. UIAAA Connection #114 – Fred Smith, CMAA, Director of Athletics at Bangor High School is now available. Fred served as Director of Athletics at five different high schools in Michigan. He shares his unique hobby of baking and traveling. Fred also shares stories of coordinating LTI’s in Michigan and his time on the NIAAA Board. Click to hear this episode now. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
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2023-03-1040 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #113 – Lisa Gingras, CMAA, Director of Athletics for the Nashua School DistrictThe podcast makes its second visit to the state of New Hampshire. Lisa shares her journey in education. She currently serves on the NIAAA Board of Directors and was mentored by the legend Carol Dozibrin. She talks about remembering your why. This is an episode not to missed. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!This podcast is also available on Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Breaker, Castbox, Google Podcast, iHeartradio, Overcast, Pocket Casts, RadioPublic, Spotify, Sticher and YouTube.
2023-03-0339 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #111 – Scott Mouritsen, CMAA, Director of Athletics at Grantsville High SchoolThe podcast makes another visit to Tooele County. UIAAA Connection #111 – Scott Mouritsen, CMAA, Director of Athletics at Grantsville High School is now available. Scott grew up in Grantsville and is the AD at his alma mater. An athletic director of only five years, Scott shares the importance of becoming certified and networking with other AD’s. His suggestions for new athletic administrators are not to be missed. Click to hear this episode now. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2023-02-1728 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #110 – Glen Gillespie, CMAA, Executive Director of the Ohio Interscholastic Athletic Administrators AssociationThe podcast makes its second visit to the state of Ohio. UIAAA Connection #110 – Glen Gillespie, CMAA, Executive Director of the Ohio Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association is now available. Glen shares his journey teaching at eight high school in Ohio, finishing at Sylvania Southview. He shares his unique perspective having served 15 years on the NIAAA Publications committee. Click to hear this episode now. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2023-02-1046 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #106 – Rich Barton, CMAA, Carol Dozibrin, CMAA, and Mike Ellson, CMAAThe podcast makes its first ever visit to authors of a book. UIAAA Connection #106 – Rich Barton, CMAA, Carol Dozibrin, CMAA, and Mike Ellson, CMAA, is now available. The three authors, all Executive Directors, share how an idea a few years ago became the book – Leadership with Legacy in Education-Based Athletics. This episode takes you on fascinating ride to world of self-publishing and how to make your dream a reality. You don’t want to miss this episode! Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2023-01-1359 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #105 – Lane Green, CMAA, Director of Athletics at Liberty North High SchoolThe podcast makes only its second visit to an AD who has served in both Kansas and Missouri. UIAAA Connection #105 – Lane Green, CMAA, Director of Athletics at Liberty North High School is now available. The UIAAA Connection kicks off its third year with Lane, who is known as the more famous of the Green brothers. It marks the first time we have had brothers as guests. Lane shares his journey as an AD beginning in Shawnee Mission to Liberty North. He shares his views on working in two different states, as well as his time serving on the NIAAA Boa...
2023-01-0644 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #100 Jean Ashen, CMAA, – Director of Athletics at North Salinas High SchoolThe podcast makes its second visit to California. UIAAA Connection #100 Jean Ashen, CMAA, – Director of Athletics at North Salinas High School is now available. Jean, the oldest of five siblings, is working at the same high school she graduated from in the 70’s. She played volleyball collegiately at Cal State Fullerton and UNLV. She shares stories from her participation in the early days of Title IX until present. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2022-12-0239 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #98 Dave Tikker, CMAA – Executive Director of WSSAAAThe podcast makes another visit to Washington. UIAAA Connection #98 Dave Tikker, CMAA – Executive Director of WSSAAA is now available. Dave grew up in California and attended Whitworth University in Spokane. Dave shares the details regarding the extremely successful mentoring program that has been implemented with the Washington AD’s. You won’t want to miss this episode. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2022-11-1843 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #95 Rich Bechard, CMAA, retired – Former President of the NIAAAThe podcast makes its second visit to Kansas. UIAAA Connection #95 Rich Bechard, CMAA, retired – Former President of the NIAAA is now available. Rich, a native of Grinnell, Kansas, worked in education for forty-two years. He played junior college basketball before his journey in education. His excellent advice on making people fell valued is worth the listen to this episode. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2022-10-2850 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #93 Bob Hopek, CMAA aka the "Godfather" – Executive Director of DAANJThe podcast makes another visit to New Jersey. UIAAA Connection #93 Bob Hopek, CMAA – Executive Director of DAANJ is now available. Bob grew up in New Jersey and attended Moorehead State University in Minnesota. Appointed AD in 1973, Bob shares the details of progressing from an inexperienced AD to the Executive Director of the DAANJ. You won’t want to miss this episode. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2022-10-1432 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #100 Jean Ashen, CMAA, – Director of Athletics at North Salinas High SchoolThe podcast makes its second visit to California. UIAAA Connection #100 Jean Ashen, CMAA, – Director of Athletics at North Salinas High School is now available. Jean, the oldest of five siblings, is working at the same high school she graduated from in the 70’s. She played volleyball collegiately at Cal State Fullerton and UNLV. She shares stories from her participation in the early days of Title IX until present. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2022-10-1139 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #91 Tracy Leinen, CMAA – Executive Director of the IIAAAThe podcast makes another visit to Idaho. UIAAA Connection #91 Tracy Leinen, CMAA – Executive Director of the IIAAA is now available. Tracy grew up in Iowa and takes us on her journey to her senior year in Harlan and then to her playing days at NW Missouri State. She began her teaching career in Iowa and then moved to Boise high where she became the Athletic Director. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2022-09-3035 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #89 Mike McGurk, CMAA - 2022 NIAAA PresidentThe podcast makes its first visit to Missouri by way of Virginia. Mike shares over 20 years’ experience as an athletic administrator! He takes us through his beginning in Virginia at Chantilly High School, his time at George Mason University and then to Missouri and his present position as NIAAA President. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2022-09-1635 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #84 Clayton Carter, CMAA – Director of Athletics, Wendover High SchoolThe podcast makes its first visit to the western border of Utah. UIAAA Connection #84 Clayton Carter, CMAA – Director of Athletics, Wendover High School is now available. Clayton, who was born in Cardston, Alberta shares stories from his first job on Rupert, Idaho to his decades at Wendover High School. Clayton talks about his over 25 years of service as an athletic administrator and about the importance of having a mentor and becoming certified. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2022-08-1233 min
Let's Get SuretyA Conversation on Construction Management and CMAA!On this episode of Let's Get Surety®, we are joined by CMAA Board of Directors, Chair, Brian McCarthy, of CDM Smith and CMAA Board of Directors, Chair-Elect, Christine Oates, CCM, of Jacobs, to discuss the Construction Management Association of America (CMAA). Our guests share some background on CMAA, their members, their role in the industry, and the importance of their educational efforts including their certification. If you're interested in finding out more about CMAA you can visit them online, and check out their podcast, Construction Leaders Podcast. With special guests: Brian McCarthy, PE, CCM, Vice P...
2022-08-0939 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #83 Trish Witkin, CMAA - Director of Athletics, Glastonbury High School and NIAAA Past PresidentThe podcast makes its first visit to Connecticut. UIAAA Connection #83 Trish Witkin, CMAA - Director of Athletics, Glastonbury High School and NIAAA Past President is now available. Trish shares stories from her youth in Wappingers Falls, New York and her time playing softball at the collegiate level. She gives the unique perspective of being the NIAAA President and then Programs Chair with the last NIAAA Strategic Plan. Don’t miss this episode! Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2022-08-0541 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #81 Roy Turner, CMAA – Executive Director, North Carolina Athletic Directors AssociationThe podcast makes its visit to North Carolina. UIAAA Connection #81 Roy Turner, CMAA – Executive Director, North Carolina Athletic Directors Association is now available. Roy, who began teaching in 1979 has been involved in athletics for parts of six decades. A multisport athlete in high school, Roy guides us through years of athletic administration as well as his work with officials. His advice of get a mentor and be a mentor is invaluable. You won’t want to miss this episode! Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2022-07-2250 min
UIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #79 Joey Struwe, CMAA – Member, NIAAA Professional Development AcademyThe podcast makes its first visit to South Dakota. UIAAA Connection #79 Joey Struwe, CMAA – Member, NIAAA Professional Development Academy is now available. Joey, a life-long South Dakotan talks about attending high school with a class 18 to his present position as, the Director of Athletics at Lincoln High in Sioux Falls, SD. Joey provides some unique insights of the Professional Development Academy as a new member. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2022-07-0836 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #73 Ed Lockwood, CMAA – Director of Certification with NIAAA Professional Development CommitteeThe podcast makes its first visit to North Dakota. UIAAA Connection #73 Ed Lockwood, CMAA – Director of Certification with NIAAA Professional Development Committee is now available. Ed shares his professional journey that began in Minot, North Dakota. He founded the NDIAAA and now shares his wealth of experience with athletic administrators nationally and throughout the world. You won’t want to miss this episode!! Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2022-05-2748 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #72 Lee Gillie, CMAA – Director of Athletics – Salem Hills High SchoolThe podcast makes another visit to Utah County. UIAAA Connection #72 Lee Gillie, CMAA – Director of Athletics – Salem Hills High School is now available. Lee shares his journey that began ay Spanish Fork High School where he was a 4-sport athlete. Lee will become the UIAAA President Elect beginning July 1, 2022. He also talks about the importance of certification and other great ideas. You won’t want to miss this episode!! Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2022-05-2026 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #64 Tol Gropp, CMAA - Director of Athletics, Timberline High SchoolThe podcast makes its second visit to Idaho. Tol shares his experiences from how one of his mentors helped him get his job at Timberline, to implementing Mentor program in the Idaho association. As a current NIAAA board member, Tol speaks about his time on the board and the importance of certification. You won’t want to miss this one! Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2022-03-2537 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #61 Tim Graham, CMAA - Director of Athletics, Tumwater High SchoolThe podcast makes its first visit to Washington. UIAAA Connection #61 Tim Graham, CMAA - Director of Athletics, Tumwater High School is now available. Tim shares his experiences at the local, state and national level. As a former NIAAA board member, Tim speaks to the importance of certification and a multitude of other subjects. You won’t want to miss this one!
2022-03-0440 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #60 Sheri Stice, CMAA - Certification Coordinator for the NIAAAThe podcast makes its second visit to Texas. UIAAA Connection #60 Sheri Stice, CMAA - Certification Coordinator for the NIAAA is now available. Sheri talks about her early years of participation in rodeo in the 60’s. She also shares some insight on how to become involved locally, at your state level and at the national level. Sheri is a cornerstone of the certification program nationally and shares her wisdom. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!
2022-02-2536 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #53 Lanness Robinson, CMAA - Director of Athletics, Hillsborough County Public SchoolsLanness talks about his journey to become an athletic director. He also shares some insight on how to become involved locally, at your state level and at the national level. He shares his experience of leading the NIAAA during the COVID virtual conference in his home town of Tampa Bay.
2022-01-0743 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #51 Mike Ellson, CMAA - Executive Director, Tennessee Interscholastic Athletic Administrators AssociationMike shares over 30 years' experience as an athletic administrator! He also takes us through the process of Tennessee picking an Executive Director and his involvement with the NEDC and his work with mentoring at the national level.
2021-12-2450 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #42 Mike Blackburn, CMAA - NIAAA Executive DirectorThe podcast makes its third trip to Indianapolis. UIAAA Connection #42 Mike Blackburn, CMAA – NIAAA Executive Director is now available. Mike speaks to his years as an AD in Indiana, through his journey that has taken him to the leadership of 13,000 athletic administrators worldwide. You will not want to miss a chance to hear from Mike.
2021-10-2242 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #38 Jim Watkins, CMAA - Chair NIAAA PDAA charter member of the NIAAA takes us down memory lane, from the humble beginnings of the NIAAA to the present day of over 13,000 members. Jim serves as the Chair of the NIAAA Professional Development Committee and shares his years of insight and wisdom.
2021-09-2450 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #35 Darryl Nance, CMAA - Founder of the NIAAA CohortFormer NIAAA President Darryl Nance CMAA talks about his years of experiences in the AD world as well as the concept and implementation of the NIAAA Cohort program.
2021-09-0354 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #34 Bruce Whitehead, CMAA - Former Executive Director NIAAAHonored to have Bruce on the podcast as he shares his story from Crawfordsville Indiana to Executive Director of the NIAAA
2021-08-2744 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #32 Becky Moran, CMAA - NIAAA Board of DirectorsBecky shares best practices and experiences from her years as an athletic director in Illinois and current member of the NIAAA Board of Directors.
2021-08-1335 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #28 Don Bales, CMAA - Chair NIAAA QPA ProgramThis former President of the NIAAA discusses best practices for Athletic Administrators nationally and internationally as well as stories from the Quality Program Assessment and the professional development Academy.
2021-07-1640 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #27 Kandice Mitchell, CMAA - Assistant Athletic Director Atlanta Public SchoolsKandice speaks to her journey in the world of athletics, as a player coach, athletic administrator and commissioner of the professional women's football league.
2021-07-0935 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #25 Dr. Lisa Langston, CMAA - NIAAA PresidentListen as Lisa takes us through her journey to Texas A&M, to playing professionally in Europe, to American Gladiator, to District Athletic Administrator and then to the Presidency of the NIAAA.
2021-06-2544 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #24 Craig Perry, CMAA - MHSL Assistant Executive DirectorListen as Dr. Perry shares his years of experience with interscholastic athletics.
2021-06-1843 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #21 Pete Shambo, CMAA - Chair NIAAA Certification CommitteePete is interviewed from the Appalachian Trail as he shares best practices for Athletic Administrators
2021-05-2843 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #20 Mike Hunter, CMAA - Director of Athletics Provo High SchoolListen as Mike shares his athletic experiences from 3 different high schools.
2021-05-2136 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #19 Carol Dozibrin, CMAA - NHADA Executive DirectorListen as Carol shares her athletic experiences from the beginning of Title IX up to today1
2021-05-1442 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #14 Everett Kelepolo, CMAA - Director of Athletics Nebo School DistrictListen as Everett shares his years of experience.
2021-04-0936 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #13 Holly Farnese, CMAA - PSADA Executive DirectorHolly shares her wisdom and experience.
2021-04-0236 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #12 Catham Beer, CMAA - UIAAA President ElectListen as Catham shares his best practices and policies.
2021-03-2637 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #10 Jamie Sheetz, CMAA - UIAAA Professional Development CoordinatorJamie Sheetz shares is stories from the UIAAA and the NIAAA
2021-03-1245 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #9 Jake von Scherrer, CMAA - Founder Educational AD PodcastJake shares his insights about podcasting and his best practices!
2021-03-0534 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #8 Rich Barton, CMAA - UIAAA Certification CoordinatorBig Rich shares his experiences and best practices!
2021-02-2640 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #7 Trever Wilson, CMAA - UIAAA Mentor CoordinatorTrever Wilson shares his story and best practices!
2021-02-1938 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #5 Phil Rison, CMAA - NIAAA Associate Executive DirectorPhil "Bad Moon" Rison shares his history and best practices.
2021-02-0543 minUIAAA ConnectionUIAAA Connection #2 Michael O'Connor, CMAA, - UIAAA PresidentDiscussion with current UIAAA President Michael O'Connor
2021-01-1531 min
Let's Talk Club ManagementLet's Talk Club Management Ep. 36: CMAA Fall PreviewThis week on the podcast we are joined by a few of our CMAA HQ colleagues David McCabe and Kim Pasquale to discuss the upcoming slate of Fall events. From the Leadership/Legislative Conference to the Mid-Management Conference and the Communications Summit, there’s something on the schedule for everyone. Tune in to learn more and see what’s right for you.
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