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E. Newton Jackson, Jr.
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Earl Hawkins left a comment for E. Newton Jackson, Jr."Hey Newt,
Long time my friend. Glad to see that you're still adding value to Aquatics! You still lookin' good buddy! HU for Life!!!!!!!!!"
E. Newton Jackson, Jr. left a comment for Mark M. Lewis"Mark,
Your narrative film was simply outstanding. It is documentation as this which has not been often known nor seen. At some point soon, I would like to chat about it at some length. Thanks for "Bear"......…"
Mark M. Lewis left a comment for E. Newton Jackson, Jr."hey, good to see you here, been quite some time, I hope you don't mind if I just call you "Dr. J""
ERROL DUPLESSIS left a comment for E. Newton Jackson, Jr."Hi Newton, it is a pleasure to have you as a friend. Your background is swimming rich (I like it), and I am so sorry we never connected when I was on the faculty at Hampton University. Let's share ideas sometime in the near…"
E. Newton Jackson, Jr. left a comment for Frederick H. Evans"Fred,
You need to add Mater Dei on your various listings too..... LOL
We will catch up soon..... Newton"
Shaun Anderson left a comment for E. Newton Jackson, Jr."Dr. Jackson, Thank you for the leadership & lessons last week at AAHPERD.
Shaun"
E. Newton Jackson, Jr. replied to Karen's discussion Drowning Statstic for African Americans"Karen, have this student contact me please.
newton.jackson@unf.edu"
Jayson Jackson left a comment for E. Newton Jackson, Jr."Great to have you on board. Miriam has been doing work and we appreciate her efforts."
Miriam S Lynch left a comment for E. Newton Jackson, Jr."Welcome Dr. Jackson! I am glad you are able to join. I want to also introduce you Shaun Anderson. He is a professor at Norfolk State and USA Swimming's Diversity Consultant on the National Level. He is trying to get in touch with a contact at…"
Jayson Jackson left a comment for E. Newton Jackson, Jr."Newton, thanks for joining the DAP Network. How did you hear about us?"
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- Relationship Status:
- Married
- About Me:
- Born in Washington, DC, where I learned to swim. Mater Dei, Gonzaga..... Worked for many years for DCPR at Banneker, Upshur, Francis, Wilson, Takoma, Georgetown, Marie Reed, and others....National Capital YMCA, managed also the facilities at the Sheraton Woodley, the OMNI Shoreham Park Plaza, and others...... For too many years, at Howard University Burr Gym Pool, with GREAT co-workers and SUPER college students as lifeguards and staff, but there are far too many to name, except the late Dr. Beth "Chippie" Southern Eubanks (RIP).... I am a former WSIT, LGIT , and CPR-IT, I taught swimming at HU, Grambling State (M.S.), University of New Mexico (PhD), and made friends across the globe.
Currently serving as the Immediate Past National Chairman of the Council for Aquatic Professionals. A council within the AAHPERD - AAPAR organizations out of Reston, VA. I am a former Head Swimming & Diving Coach for Howard University and also for Florida A&M University, where I was honored to train some of the best young people in college athletics. I am so very proud of all those that I affected through swimming and those that touched me as well. I have coached two African Americans that have done well in this sport, Delonte "Dee" Stephens (Jr. Nationals, and USA Swimming - US Olympic Trials), and Mujahid "MJ" El-Amin (USA Swimming - US Olympic Trials). Also, Ngozi Monu of Nigeria (2000 and 2008 Olympian) and Howard University (Congrats on your upcoming marriage).
- Aquatic Interest:
- Competitive Swimming, Recreational Swimming, Lifeguarding, Swim Lessons, Boating, Diving, Other
Comment Wall (7 comments)
- At 2:50pm on June 22, 2011, Earl Hawkins said…
Hey Newt,
Long time my friend. Glad to see that you're still adding value to Aquatics! You still lookin' good buddy! HU for Life!!!!!!!!!
- At 8:28am on May 26, 2011, Mark M. Lewis said…
- hey, good to see you here, been quite some time, I hope you don't mind if I just call you "Dr. J"
- At 9:12pm on May 25, 2011, ERROL DUPLESSIS said…
- Hi Newton, it is a pleasure to have you as a friend. Your background is swimming rich (I like it), and I am so sorry we never connected when I was on the faculty at Hampton University. Let's share ideas sometime in the near future. You are close enough, as we are both residents of Virginia. And I saw that you spent some of your professional career at my first alma mater, Southern University. By the way, what college did you attned? Just curious. Take care, hope to connect with you soon.
- At 6:53am on April 5, 2011, Shaun Anderson said…
Dr. Jackson, Thank you for the leadership & lessons last week at AAHPERD.
Shaun
- At 12:08pm on November 17, 2009, Jayson Jackson said…
- Great to have you on board. Miriam has been doing work and we appreciate her efforts.
- At 11:54am on November 17, 2009, Miriam S Lynch said…
- Welcome Dr. Jackson! I am glad you are able to join. I want to also introduce you Shaun Anderson. He is a professor at Norfolk State and USA Swimming's Diversity Consultant on the National Level. He is trying to get in touch with a contact at Howard University to partner Howard University with USA swimming. I will be emailing you soon about it. There is also a potential of USA Rowing wanting to develop a partnership with the Swim and Dive team as well.
- At 11:24am on November 17, 2009, Jayson Jackson said…
- Newton, thanks for joining the DAP Network. How did you hear about us?
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