Coach & AD program
- Specifically designed for Coaches and Athletic Directors, this two-day program includes:
After winning a Super Bowl ring with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and witnessing teamwork and leadership from his time in the scouting departments of the Bucs and Jacksonville Jaguars, he talked Tony Dungy into writing a book. That book, his first, was the #1 New York Times bestseller, Quiet Strength, and he has gone on to write numerous other books (11 of which have become NYT bestsellers).
NIAAA Leadership courses
The NIAAA (National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association) champions the profession of administering athletic programs in high schools and middle schools around the world. No other body values, promotes, preserves, supports and stands ready to uplift the cause of the athletic administrator, as does the NIAAA.
The NIAAA is accredited by Cognia and offers six different levels of certification.
For more information about the NIAAA please visit www.niaaa.org
Course descriptions coming soon
Please note: If you wish to attend NIAAA Leadership courses, you should register for them separately.
For each course you sign up for you will need to pay 80 EUR in advance (on top of the Coach & AD program fee).
To register for the NIAAA courses and receive payment information please email Nick DeForest n.deforest@ais.at (NIAAA Regional Coordinator and Presenter).
LTC 726 Student Leadership Development
Student Leadership Development is an essential component to any successful education-based athletic program. In this course, numerous ways to actively develop leaders in your local school and at the state level will be covered. Topics include: captains council, student leadership workshops, service learning, and local and statewide student summits. The society in which we live is ever-changing and so are our student-athletes, resulting in a necessity to find new ways to teach and challenge students to be the next generation of leaders.
Enrollees who will derive greatest benefit: educators who seek ideas and materials to help develop student leadership in their respective school, state, and nation.
LTC 902 Principles, Strategies & Methods for Athletic Programs in International Schools
This course takes a basic approach to the fundamentals and methods of athletic administration. The course alerts and educates athletic administrators on potential problems, as well as possible solutions in areas such as organization, budgets, scheduling, logistics, parent/student/coach conflicts, and communications. The course also touches upon sample athletic/activity department organizational charts, activity procedures/checklist, public relations, and emergency plans.
Enrollees who will derive greatest benefit: inexperienced athletic administrators seeking to define and improve their operational procedures.
Required for RIAA.
