Members Selected For Academy & Awards; Six New Members via @NACWAA

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Wednesday, April 30, 2014 at 9:19pm EDT

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Author: NACWAA

April 29, 2014

Markeisha Everett (West Virginia University), Kalaya Long (Wayne State University), Helen Williams (Harvard University) and nine other individuals from various sports organizations have been selected to attend the inaugural five-day Learfield Sports Minority Academy. This event is held in partnership with the Minority Opportunities Athletic Association (MOAA) and will be hosted May 19 – 23 in Dallas. Read the announcement here

Julia Martin (University of Pennsylvania), Kaylyn Smith (Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts) and Sara Steinman (Moravian College) were named NACWAA Administrator of Tomorrow Award winners, and Katherine (Katie) McGann (University of California, San Diego) was honored with the NACWAA Judith M. Sweet Commitment Award. "NACWAA is thrilled to honor these outstanding young and aspiring athletics administrators." said Patti Phillips, NACWAA chief executive officer. Read the announcement here

Congratulations to all!

A warm welcome to the six newest NACWAA members:

Lisa Carone - Administrative Coordinator, Rutgers University
Lucy Cruz - Development Assistant, Rutgers University
Maggie Long - Associate Director of Development, Rutgers University
Amber Magner - Doctoral Teaching Assistant, United States Sports Academy
Liz McAuliffe - Development Coordinator, Rutgers University
Jessica Rizzi - Student-Athlete Support Services Graduate Assistant, University of Missouri-Kansas City

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