Last weekend at the A Step Up symposium, Big East Associate Commissioner Danielle Donehew spoke to the Director of Operations group about using their transferrable skills to transition to the next level of administration. She did such a great job that symposium founder Felicia Hall Allen asked her to make the same presentation to all the coaches. Lots of helpful information! Some snippets from my notes:
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Joe Ehrmann, author of Inside Out Coaching, spoke at the WBCA Convention a few weeks ago. Of all the topics addressed at this year’s gathering, his was of utmost importance. I was sorry that the room wasn’t filled to capacity! If you missed out, here are some of my notes. If you were there and …
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A few years ago I learned of a helpful exercise that uses the lessons learned in the past year to inform the year to come. It’s simple but produces profound insights. Grab some coffee, tea or hot cocoa and spend an hour with these questions. You’ll ring in the New Year with purpose and direction that will lead to lasting results in 2012.
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In 2005, Steve Jobs gave the Stanford commencement address he entitled How to LiveBefore You Die. When I heard of his death yesterday, I watched and listened to see what I could learn from this genius who changed the world.
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I didn’t want to look back on my life one day and have regrets. —Adam Steinwachs, Head Coach, University of Dayton Track & Field Adam Steinwachs knows he only has one chance at life—only one lap. Recently he made a radical decision to run that lap with no regrets. In his second year as UD …
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Former Washington Husky quarterback, Jake Locker, raised some eyebrows when he chose to return for his senior season last year. Some predicted he would have been a top 10 pick in last year’s draft. And after an uneven senior year riddled with injuries, Locker’s stock took a nosedive. Word on the street is that the …
Read more »I was just 13, but remember it so clearly. My first basketball camp! Jim Ehler, one of the University of Dayton assistant coaches, held a basketball camp for girls.
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Have you seen them? All those women’s basketball teams wearing pink uniforms, shoes or shooting shirts? Pink Zone week reminds the women’s basketball world of one of its most beloved leaders, the late Kay Yow.
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