Lora takes us on a journey through her undefeated high school basketball career, to playing collegiately at George Washington and finally to her present position at ALA. She recently earned her CAA and speaks to the importance of being certified.

Brian shares his years of experience as a coach and then an athletic administrator. He talks about his service on the UIAAA Athletic Directors Executive Committee and his involvement in the Special Events fundraisers.

Kreig talks about the experience of teaching and coaching at the same high school in which he graduated. His wealth of experience at Monticello High School, makes this episode a must listen.

Listen as Cheryl shares her 11 years of experiences in the NIAAA office. She was an active participant in the rapid growth of the NIAAA Certification Program. You won’t want to miss this podcast as Cheryl is retiring from the NIAAA after the upcoming national conference in Denver.

Bill shares his perspective of serving as an AD in a larger high school that is not within 150 miles of a similar size school. He also speaks to his years of service on the UHSAA Executive Committee.

Ted shares his unique perspective of serving as an AD in both a public and a parochial high school.  Ted shares some insights regarding one of the few schools in Utah that drug test. His years of membership in the UIAAA make for some great insights.

The podcast makes its 1st trip to Ohio.  Lorien shares her journey with Hometown from its beginnings to the premier paperless ticketing company for high schools in the nation. If your school is not with Hometown Ticketing you need to make the change ASAP. 

The podcast makes its third trip to Indianapolis. UIAAA Connection #42 Mike Blackburn, CMAA – NIAAA Executive Director is now available. Mike speaks to his years as an AD in Indiana, through his journey that has taken him to the leadership of 13,000 athletic administrators worldwide. You will not want to miss a chance to hear from Mike.

Steve shares his years of experiences in athletic administration and coaching in multiple states. He also shares his years of service in the UIAAA ADEC.

Julie share her experiences from years in the school system as an Athletic Director and a building Principal.  She also shares her journey with AMP - the premier software for State Athletic Director Associations across the nation.