The podcast makes its fourth visit to the UHSAA office. UIAAA Connection #59 Mark VanWagoner -Legal Counsel, to the Utah High School Activities Association is now available. Mark’s story begins in the Heber Valley, then to Duke University by way of BYU and then his nearly 4 decades as the legal counsel for the UHSAA. His stories from his experiences make this episode a must listen.

The podcast makes another trip to Salt Lake County. UIAAA Connection #58 Pam Olson, CAA - Director of Athletics, Hunter High School is now available. Pam takes us on a journey from high school to her current position at Hunter High School. She has earned her CAA and speaks to the importance of being certified.

The podcast makes its third visit to the UHSAA office. UIAAA Connection #57 Rob Cuff, CAA - Executive Director of the Utah High School Activities Association is now available. Rob talks about his time coaching, his short stint as an athletic director and then his almost 2 decades working on the UHSAA office. He shares stories from this current year as President of the NFHS.

The podcast makes its fourth trip to the national office. UIAAA Connection #56 Nellie Crocker – Membership and Communications Manager, in the NIAAA office is now available. Listen as Nellie shares her years as an athlete in high school and college. She takes us on her journey that brought her to the NIAAA. She is a great addition to the NIAAA team in Indianapolis! Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!

The podcast makes its second visit to the UHSAA office.  Jon shares his journey that began in Moapa Nevada to his present job as Assistant Director.  He shares stories of his time in the Big Sky Conference as well as his service to the UHSAA and the UIAAA. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!

The podcast makes its fifth trip to Indianapolis.  Patty was an active participant in the rapid growth of the NIAAA Conference. You won’t want to miss this podcast as Patty shares some of her experiences working in the NIAAA office. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube!

Lanness talks about his journey to become an athletic director. He also shares some insight on how to become involved locally, at your state level and at the national level. He shares his experience of leading the NIAAA during the COVID virtual conference in his home town of Tampa Bay.

The podcast makes its first trip to Colorado with the NIAAA Conference Special.   You will not want to miss this episode.  Listen as 180 Athletic Directors from 44 states share their favorite part about attending the conference, their impressions of the Denver conference and one thing they learned at the conference that they can take back to implement at their schools.

Mike shares over 30 years' experience as an athletic administrator!  He also takes us through the process of Tennessee picking an Executive Director and his involvement with the NEDC and his work with mentoring at the national level.

Rick give us a look at athletic administration through from the perspective of a superintendent in one of the largest school districts in Utah. He shares is journey of a starting quarterback for 4 years in college, to teaching and administrating in over a half dozen schools in Utah.