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2/1/10
Please click on the link above to register for the 2010 MOAA Symposium (June 21-22).
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1/25/10
All of us have encountered the electronic survey in
our e-mail inbox and have chosen to read or delete
it based on available time in our day or topic
interest. Not long ago, there was a survey in
particular that stood out from the rest that came
from a collegiate coach pursuing her graduate
degree.
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12/9/09
I have been given the honor to pen an article within
the Athletics Administration magazine for the MOAA
Corner. An honor I don't take lightly, especially
based on the number of readers of the magazine, it's
an opportunity most young professionals dream of
having. My name is Marlon Furlongue, sports
information director at Warner University in Lake
Wales, Fla. I am a member of MOAA and a young
professional in the beginning stages of my career in
athletics. I tell you this because this is exactly the
mission of MOAA; assisting aspiring professionals
from all walks of life. MOAA provides opportunities
to exchange ideas and advocate increased participation and
administrative opportunities for minorities in athletics. The
Association also promotes generating a sports culture that supports the values necessary to teach and learn respect for self and others. It is guided by six principals that promote diversity and integrity, and encourage members to serve as community outreach agents who promote moral, ethical and educational values and address the needs of minorities professionally, emotionally, financially and physically in athletics.
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11/2/09
Whether a student-athlete, coach or athletics
administrator, each level demands and desires an
individual that firmly believes that personal and
professional growth is paramount. Within
athletics administration, there are limited
opportunities for professional development
outside of the walls of formal education.
Associations such as the National Collegiate
Athletic Association (NCAA), National Association
of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), National
Association of Collegiate Women Athletic Administrators
(NACWAA), Black Coaches and Administrators (BCA) and
Minority Opportunities Athletic Association (MOAA) provide
programming that is essential to growing the professionals within
the athletics administration industry
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10/7/09
As I look back at my many personal and professional life experiences, I realize that I have a lot to be grateful for. I have had the opportunity to interact with many outstanding and professional people that have shaped my leadership style, character and general purpose to enhance career development. I would consider all of these interactions as mentoring opportunities and I have expanded my thoughts for future personal and professional endeavors.
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8/26/09
The members of the Minority Opportunities Athletic Association (MOAA) have chosen Clint Bryant, director of athletics at Augusta State University, to serve for a fourth year as president of the Association.
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Location
Cleveland, OH
Founded / Joined NACDA
2000 / 2006
Colors
Black, Gray, Red and White
Chair
Clint Bryant
Director of Athletics
Augusta State University
National Office Contact
Katie Newman
440-892-4000
Executive Director
Stan Johnson
President
Stan Johnson & Associates
Chair
Clint Bryant
Director of Athletics
Augusta State University
Treasurer
Sean Frazier
Senior Associate Athletics Director
University of Wisconsin
Secretary
Sharon Beverly
Director of Athletics & Physical Education
Vassar College
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