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SailFETE
July 19, 2013 at 12pm to July 28, 2013 at 4pm – The Abaco Islands, Bahamas
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Diversity Coach Mentoring 2013
Posted on April 3, 2013 at 8:48pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
2013 Diversity Coach Mentoring program started in February with Coach Arthur Lopez sharing some tips and strategy with newly appointed Norfolk State Aquatics Director/up and coming coach Robeson White.
4/4/13 – Excited to be heading back…
Continue LA Diversity Roundtable 12/12/12
Posted on December 11, 2012 at 7:30am 0 Comments 0 Likes
If you're in the Los Angeles area please join me for an informal Diversity Roundtable!
Where:
Frankie & Johnnie's NY Pizza,
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Black Swimmers Increasing Diversity of the U.S. Team
Posted on July 7, 2012 at 2:52pm 1 Comment 1 Like
From NYTimes.com, By …
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United States of America Congressional Record
On March 29, 2011 Shaun Anderson and Diversity in Aquatics became part of the permanent United States Congressional Record. Below is the transcript from that day.
http://www.diversityinaquatics.com/profiles/blogs/shaun-anderson-and-diversity
Profile Information
- About Me:
- Diversity in Aquatics - Co-Founder
International Water Safety Day - Co-Founder
USA Swimming - Diversity Consultant
Norfolk State University - Faculty
Josh Project - Norfolk Branch Director
SEVA American Red Cross - Water Safety Committee
AAHPERD - Aquatic Professionals Council
Penn State University - Former Collegiate Swimmer
Booker T. Washington Swim Team- Former Head Coach
Old Dominion University Swimming - Former Assistant Coach
Tidewater Aquatic Club - Former Assistant Coach
US Navy Seals - Former Consultant
Education:
MBA (Finance) Cal. State Long Beach
Sup de Co; (European Business Finance) Montpellier,France
B.S. (Kinesiology) Penn State
On March 29, 2011 Shaun Anderson and Diversity in Aquatics became part of the permanent United States Congressional Record.
Drowning is a pandemic!
Shaun Anderson's Videos
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Moonshot Thinking
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All Of The Lights
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Think Different
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The Josh Project
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LA Diversity Roundtable 12/12/12
Posted by Shaun Anderson on December 11, 2012 at 7:30am 0 Comments 0 Likes
The National Association of State Boards of Education (NASBE) supports May 15 as International Water Safety Day (IWSD)
Posted by DAP News on September 9, 2012 at 2:05pm 0 Comments 2 Likes
Ahh! The faces of the future are available on Shutterfly!
Posted by Lydia Boddie-Rice on August 28, 2012 at 12:40pm 1 Comment 2 Likes
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SailFETE
July 19, 2013 at 12pm to July 28, 2013 at 4pm – The Abaco Islands, Bahamas
4 Comments 1 Like
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Newsweek Article
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It was great to see you in The Big Easy :-)
Shaun,
You and Jayson have changed the world for the better by creating DAP. Keep up the good work!
Rage on!
Bro. Lee Pitts
Thank you for coming out to support the 2012 Middle Atlantic Coaches Diversity Conference!
We look forward to sharing all of the great take-aways and actions steps that came out of the event. Thanks for all that you do to support our collective effort to increase inclusion and diversity in aquatics:) (Photos coming soon!)
Ahh! The faces of the future are available on Shutterfly!
All 2012 Diversity Invitational photos taken by official USRowing/America Rows photographer, Ken Pamatat/Creative Images Photography, are posted on Shutterfly via the following links.
Site Name: 2012 US Rowing Diversity Races
Site URL: http://2012usrowingdiversityraces.shutterfly.com/
Site Email Address: 2012usrowingdiversityraces@sfly.com<mailto:2012usrowingdiversityraces@sfly.com>
Please pass along to participating teams, volunteers and other support networks that can help to grow the event for 2013. If the images are used for commercial gain, a written letter with Ken's approval (rights usage) must be issued. He does not financially benefit if anyone wants a print or other Shutterfly product. He wanted everyone who participated to have access at an affordable cost. If a digital image is needed, you may contact Ken at ciphoto1@frontiernet.net/p>
Thank you Shaun. It was fun and quite an honor.
It is always very special when you come to visit! I hope you will find a nice place for your fish!
I am negotiating for a theatre that will seat 200 to show Pride for me.
I will let you know how that turns out! All the best!
Congratulations, Shaun, on Norfolk State University's first-round victory over Missouri. Wow! What an exciting game, I watched it on TV from start to finish. Best.
Shaun
Nice reading about you, the BH-JSL has been really going well and trying to reach out into larger area as the monies will allow. Have a great summer and hope to see you someday
Gordon
Thank you all so much for your encouraging comments, I hope to soon be able to be a productive contribotor to group and some encouragement to all those who follow us...
Moss
Shuan, Thanks for starting this. I work in community-based rowing programs, and am particularly concerned about the lack of swimming ability for the Latino community, particularly in Lawrence, MA. Many people there are fearful to join the community boathouse for fear/lack of understanding about the river, but the irony is that is where they can best learn to safely respect and enjoy the river. We have initiated the boater safety protocol of "reach, throw, go" for persons in the water, but more is needed there. Boys and Girls clubs and the Y can only do so much. Thanks for creating this site, and I hope to gain more ways to promote river safety there.
Ellen Minzner
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