Women Leaders in College Sports Inaugural Women Coaches NEXT UP Program!

April 11, 2019
Contact: Chanel Barnes 
Women Leaders in College Sports
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Kansas City, Mo.— Thank you to everyone who helped us host our inaugural Women Coaches NEXT UP program at the Women's Final Four in Tampa! We loved watching our senior level administrators and assistant coaches connect, learn, and grow. 

Ganivat Adeduntan, George Washington U. Lee Aduddell, Rice University Danielle Atkinson, University of Pittsburgh Karen Blair, University of Maryland Octavia Blue, University of Miami Jennifer Brown, Virginia Tech University Jamie Carey, University of Texas Joy Cheek, Clemson University Sara Chrenko, Sienna Heights University Julie Church, Lyon College Sylvia Crawley, University of North Carolina Brianna Finch, Barry University Kelly Finley, University of Florida Aqua Franklin, University of Kansas Clarisse Garcia, Auburn University

Heather Kearney, High Point University Jordan Kyles, Converse College Karen Lange, University of Georgia Kathryn Mitton, Muhlenberg College Carrie Moore, Princeton University Sahar Nusseibeh, Manhattan College Heather Oesterle, Central Michigan  Jana Pearson, U. of Northern Colorado Liberty Del Rosario, Virginia Union  Lisa Strack, U.S. Military Academy Natalie Sweeney, Transylvania University LaTonya Watson, New Jersey Inst. of Tech. Cait Wetmore, U. of N. Carolina Greensboro  Doshia Woods, Tulane University Michele Woods-Baxter, U. of South Florida

Special thank you to our administrators and program contributors: Marquita Armstead, Leah Beasley, Leanna Bordner, Sandy Hatfield Club, Danielle Donehew, Lin Dunn, Sherryta Freeman, Dena Freeman-Patton, Irma Garcia, Lynn Holzman, Jacie Hoyt, Angie Jabir, Carolyn Kieger, Angel Mason, Yolett McPhee-McCuin, Kathy Meehan, Patti Phillips, Chris Plonsky, Jen Strawley, Adrianne Swinney, Lynda Tealer, Etienne Thomas,Tiffany Tucker, Tanya Vogel, Barbara Wilson

About Women Leaders in College Sports

Founded in 1979, Women Leaders in College Sports (formerly NACWAA; www.womenleadersincollgesports.org) is the only nationally recognized collegiate professional membership organization whose mission is to develop, connect, and advance women leaders working in intercollegiate athletics. More than 3,500 members strong, Women Leaders promotes the growth, leadership, and success of women as athletics administrators, conference commissioners, professional staff, coaches, and student-athletes.