2019-20 Continuing Education Programming: Presented by Capital One

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The 2019-20 CoSIDA Continuing Education Webinar Series "Teachable Tuesdays" is presented by Capital One. Check this page frequently for updates on upcoming webinars throughout the academic year.

The Continuing Education Committee will be offering professional development training and other continuing education topics on other channels throughout the year, including Twitter chats, podcasts, videos and more.

Continued education focuses on embracing what it means to be a lifelong learner. It's about learning, responding and adapting,  to growing trends and new practices that can be incorporated in our daily professional lives, expanding our knowledge of media relations, strategic and crisis communications, writing and editing, digital toolkits, and much more.

Following each webinar, an on-demand replay will be available in our CoSIDA Connect online community (member only), and will be accompanied by a full transcript, courtesy of ASAP Sports, CoSIDA's Official Instant Transcript Provider.

Ask Your Questions!
These webinars are meant to be interactive and you're encouraged to submit questions in advance or during the webinar. Advance questions can be sent to Barb Kowal, CoSIDA Director of Professional Development and External Affairs by emailing barbkowal@cosida.com. During the webinars, you also have access to a chat box where you can ask your questions live.

Coordinating the 2019-20 program for is CoSIDA 3rd Vice President Jessica Poole of Chicago State University, Continuing Education Committee Chair Nick Guerriero and Vice-Chair Ryan Bower of Florida Southern College.
 
2019-20 CoSIDA Continuing Education Webinar Schedule, Presented by Capital One

All Listening & Leading webinars are available to watch on-demand at CoSIDA.com/webinar, on the CoSIDA YouTube channel or in podcast form.
Past Webinars – Watch On-Demand

Part Nine: Listening and Leading Webinar Series (Presented by Capital One)
CoSIDA Mentorship Program: Get Ready, Get Set, Go! Prepare for the 2020-21 program sign-ups.
Original Date: Thursday, May 21, 2020

Now available on-demand.

Learn more about this webinar  |  Watch On-demand with Automatically Generated Transcript

Presenters:
Hannah Bradley
– Southern Conference, Assistant Director of Media Relations
Lindy Brown – Duke University, Senior Associate Sports Information Director
Mex Carey – Michigan State University Associate Director of Athletic Communications
Taylor Garcia – Mills College Athletics Communications and Operations Coordinator
 
Moderator:
Shawn Medeiros
– Endicott College, Sports Information Director



Capital One Listening and Leading Webinar
Modernizing CoSIDA's Governance Structure
A discussion of the proposed changes for 2020-21

Original Date: Thursday, May 14, 2020

Now available on-demand.

Learn more about this webinar  |  Watch On-demand with Automatically Generated Transcript

Presenters
Doug Vance
– CoSIDA Executive Director dougvance@cosida.com
Herb Vincent – Southeastern Conference Associate Commissioner-Communications/2019-20 CoSIDA President  HVincent@sec.org
 
Host
Lenny Reich – Mount Union Assistant Athletics Director - Sports Information Director/CoSIDA Board member



June Stewart Leadership Series (Presented by Capital One)
Now What? The role of athletic communications as we move forward through COVID-19.
Original Date: May 12, 2020

Now available on-demand.

Learn more about this webinar  |  Watch On-demand with Full Transcript

Presenters
Pat Chun
 – Washington State University, Director of Athletics
Andrew Gavin – University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Director of Athletics
Amy Yakola – Atlantic Coast Conference, Deputy Commissioner and Chief of External Affairs/CoSIDA Board member, 2016-19
 
Host
Trip Durham – 2D Consulting LLC

This webinar is also available on YouTube, or search for it via your favorite podcasting platform. Click here to watch on-demand with an automatically generated full transcript.



ON-DEMAND WEBINAR PRESENTED BY CAPITAL ONE
Statistics Management Techniques: Policy Adjustments from the NCAA & NAIA
The how-tos of record-keeping with the impact of COVID-19.

Original Date: Thursday, April 30
Now available on-demand.

Learn more about this webinar  |  Watch On-demand with Full Transcript

Presenters
Brad Cygan
 – NAIA, Director of Athletic Communications  bcygan@naia.org
Jennifer Rodgers – NCAA, Associate Director, Media Coordination & Statistics  jrodgers@ncaa.org
Sean Straziscar – NCAA, Associate Director, Media Coordination & Statistics  sstraziscar@ncaa.org
David Worlock – NCAA, Director of Media Coordination & Statistics  dworlock@ncaa.org

Moderator/Host
Clark Teuscher
 – North Central College, Sports Information Director  ccteuscher@noctrl.edu



ON-DEMAND WEBINAR PRESENTED BY CAPITAL ONE
2020 CoSIDA Salary Survey: Responses, Results & Information For You
Original Date: Thursday, April 16
Now available on-demand.

Learn more about this webinar  |  Watch on YouTube

Presenters
E.J. Borghetti – University of Pittsburgh, Executive Athletic Director, Media Relations/CoSIDA Advocacy Committee member
Mary Beth Challoner – University of Toronto, Manager, Events, Marketing & Athletic Communications/CoSIDA Advocacy Committee member
Michael Cross, PhD – Athlete Viewpoint Co-Founder/Chief Executive Officer
Consultant and former student-athlete, coach, administrator and athletic director

Host: Jennifer Cross – Athlete Viewpoint Co-Founder/Chief Operating Officer
Consultant, conference presenter and board certified executive coach



ON-DEMAND WEBINAR PRESENTED BY CAPITAL ONE
Content Creation & Idea Sharing: How to adapt your content and PR strategies during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Original Date: Monday, April 13
Now available on-demand.

Learn more about this webinar  |  Watch on YouTube

Presenters
Alex Falk
 – Manhattanville College, Director of Athletic Communications  alex.falk@mville.edu
Imry Halevi – Harvard University, Assistant Director of Athletics – Multimedia & Production  ihalevi@fas.harvard.edu
Katie Gwinn Hewitt – Temple University, Assistant Athletics Director for Branding and Digital Strategy  kgh@temple.edu
Shawn Medeiros – Endicott College, Sports Information Director/D3SIDA First Vice President  smedeiro@endicott.edu

Moderator
Nick Guerriero – George Washington University Director of Athletic Communications / CoSIDA Continuing Education Committee Chair  nguerriero@gwu.edu



ON-DEMAND WEBINAR PRESENTED BY CAPITAL ONE
The Experience of Working From Home

Tuesday, March 31
Now available on-demand. 

Learn more about this webinar  |  Watch on YouTube

Presenters
Doug Vance – CoSIDA Executive Director  dougvance@cosida.com
Will Roleson – CoSIDA Associate Executive Director / 2020 Convention Manager  willroleson@cosida.com
Barb Kowal – CoSIDA Director of Professional Development and External Affairs  barbkowal@cosida.com
Laurie Bollig – CoSIDA Director of Membership Engagement  lauriebollig@cosida.com
Beau White – CoSIDA Director of Creative Services  beauwhite@cosida.com

Moderator
Nick Guerriero – George Washington University, Director of Athletic Communications / CoSIDA Continuing Education Chair  nguerriero@gwu.edu



ON-DEMAND WEBINAR PRESENTED BY CAPITAL ONE
Mental Health Support With Dr. Jarrod Spencer: Anxiety – Our Fear Of the Unknown

Thursday, March 26
Now available on-demand.

Learn more about this webinar  |  Watch on YouTube

Presenter
Dr. Jarrod Spencer – Mind of the Leader/Mind of the Student-Athlete, Sports Psychologist and Author  @Jarrod_Spencer
Moderator: Trip Durham – 2D Consulting LLC



ON-DEMAND WEBINAR PRESENTED BY CAPITAL ONE
Virtual Town Hall: Navigating Difficult Challenges in Uncertain Times

Original Date: Tuesday, March 24
Now available on-demand.

Learn more about this webinar  |  Watch on YouTube

With CoSIDA President Herb Vincent (SEC), Executive Director Doug Vance and other guests.



Teachable Tuesdays Capital One Webinar
CoSIDA StudentU Webinar: Learn About Our Profession & Gain Job Search Tips & Tactics

Tuesday, February 18, 2020
 


Calling all athletic communications/sports information student assistants, undergraduate and graduate, and all other students and student-athletes who might be interested in exploring a career in athletics and athletic communications! Is that you? Or, are you a student majoring in athletic administration/sports management wondering about a career in athletic communications and what they would be all about?

This webinar from February 2020 featured presenters who all have been student assistants and who now work in athletics. The presenters shared tips and advice on how to distinguish yourself as a new professional, why volunteering for athletic events is a must-do, and how to get noticed for that next step in building your career.

We also talked about our 2020 CoSIDA U Camp for interested students, interns and newcomers to the profession. This takes place Saturday and Sunday, June 6-7 at the Mandalay Bay Resort, Las Vegas - the day before, and the first day of, our 2020 CoSIDA Convention. It's going to be a great networking and learning event!

Presenters
Jordyn Ballard –  West Texas A&M University Athletic Communications Assistant/2019-20 CoSIDA Postgraduate Scholarship recipient  jballard@wtamu.edu
A.J. Forbes –  The Trust (Powered by the NFL's Player Association) Executive Operations Intern  forbeaaa@gmail.com
Andrew Mindeman – Covenant College, Director of Athletic Communications/CoSIDA U Committee member andrew.mindeman@covenant.edu
Laurie Bollig – CoSIDA Director of Membership Engagement lauriebollig@cosida.com

Moderator

Clark Teuscher – North Central College Sports Information Director/CoSIDA Continuing Education Committee ccteuscher@noctrl.edu

More About The Guest Presenters:

Jordyn Ballard:
A current athletic communications graduate assistant at West Texas A&M University, Jordyn received a 2019-20 CoSIDA Postgraduate Scholarship following her time as a softball student-athlete and four-year SID student assistant at Black Hills State University. A 2019 graduate, she actually was promoted to BHSU's sports information assistant as a senior in 2018 and was the primary contact for three sports. She also has held numerous internships in amateur, minor league and professional baseball and softball.

Laurie Bollig serves as CoSIDA's Director of Membership Engagement and will speak on CoSIDA resources that are available for undergraduate and postgraduate students, interns and student-athletes who have an interest in athletic communications.

A.J. Forbes: Working with the NCAA Division I University of Northern Iowa football team as an undergraduate (2015-19), A.J. has served as an intern in the Kansas City Chiefs training camp operations, interned in UNI athletic communications and also worked in sales in the corporate world. He has parlayed these experience into his current role for the NFL Players Association.

Andrew Mindeman: Andrew serves as Director of Athletic Communications at his alma mater, NCAA Division III Covenant College. After graduating in 2012 after serving as a key student staffer in media relations, he was named Covenant's Sports Information Coordinator three months later, in August of 2012. In addition to his duties as athletic communications director where he has greatly elevated Covenant's digital and video presence, Andrew has also served as an adjunct professor in Covenant's sport administration program. His volunteer work in athletics is extensive (baseball, softball and soccer official statistician for numerous events).



Teachable Tuesdays Capital One Webinar
Components of a Strong Mentor/Mentee Relationship
Tuesday, January 28, 2020

Watch On-Demand + ASAP Sports transcript (CoSIDA member log in required)


In honor of January being National Mentorship Month, CoSIDA presented this webinar on mentorship opportunities and strategies.

Mentorship is a critical component of career and professional growth, but maintaining the long-term mentor/mentee relationship can be challenging as work schedules, geographic challenges and interest levels interfere from time to time. CoSIDA Mentorship Committee members and guest panelists outlined best practices for building and maintaining a strong mentor/mentee relationship.


Presenters
Rebecca Gaona – Old Dominion University, Assistant Director of Athletic Communications   rgaona@odu.edu
Carolayne Henry –  Mountain West Conference, Senior Associate Commissioner, Governance & Legal Affairs/SWA  cehenry@TheMW.com
Andy Seeley –  Florida Atlantic University, Senior Associate Athletics Director for External Relations  aseeley@fau.edu
Krystal Warren – Dayton University, Associate Athletics Director – Athletics Communications  kwarren2@udayton.edu

Moderator
Shawn Medeiros – Endicott College, Director of Athletic Communications / CoSIDA Mentorship Committee  smedeiro@endicott.edu



Teachable Tuesdays Capital One Webinar
Goodwill To All Men and Women - Dealing with Holiday Demands and Your Wellness
Tuesday, December 17, 2019


The presenters, all members of CoSIDA's Goodwill and Wellness Committee, discussed taking care of yourself through the stressors of the holiday season and the demands of winter sports competition and job responsibilities and the wellness (mental/physical/emotional) issues facing us during the holidays where SIDs might not be able to carve out lots of down time yet have family and friend holiday activities that you want to join. How do you make it all work and make sure to enter 2020 a bit refreshed? They also talked about the committee's upcoming projects and initiatives - a 10-week fitness challenge this spring for CoSIDA members, the annual CoSIDA/NACDA convention 5k run/walk, and the on-site plans for CoSIDA's annual convention community service project.

Check out the webinar, slides and ASAP Sports transcript for some answers.

Watch On-Demand + ASAP Sports transcript (CoSIDA member log in required)

Presenters / Session Downloads

Tommy Chasanoff – University of the Cumberlands, Sports Information Director  thomas.chasanoff@ucumberlands.edu
• Goal Setting

Amanda Radtke – North Florida, Assistant Director of Athletic Communications  a.murphy@unf.edu
• Meal Prep Basics
     Sample Meal Plan Schedule
     Clean Eating Crockpot Meal Plan
     Crockpot Grocery List

Chris Mitchell – Washington University in St. Louis Assistant Athletic Director for Communications  mitchell@wustl.edu
• Community Service

Jeremy Rosenthal – Indiana University Assistant Director of Media Relations  jr359@indiana.edu
• Fitness

Moderator
Nick Guerriero – George Washington University, Director of Athletic Communications / CoSIDA Continuing Education Chair  nguerriero@gwu.edu



Teachable Tuesdays Capital One Webinar
Thank Your SID! And More On Our Roles Through The Eyes of The Media
Tuesday, November 12, 2019


Discussion on the roles and talents of our members during the month in which we hold our CoSIDA Recognition Week campaign. Among those joining us for this discussion were members of the TV/print media who will talk about the importance of the SID and best practices they see, and need, from our membership.

Watch On-Demand + ASAP Sports transcript (CoSIDA member log in required)

Presenters

David Aldridge – Editor-in-Chief, The Athletic D.C.  Twitter: @davidaldridgedc

  • Recipient of the Basketball Hall of Fame's 2016 Curt Gowdy Media Award who also has reported for the Washington PostPhiladelphia Inquirer ESPN and Turner Sports

Leah Secondo – TV analyst/sportscaster for ESPN, Fox Regionals, CBS Sports Network, The ACC Network   Twitter: @leahsecondo

  • Long-time sportscaster who handles play-by-play and analyst duties for a multitude of college sports on ESPN/ESPN3, Fox Regionals, CBS Sports Network and The ACC Network.

Patrick Stevens – The Athletic   Twitter: @D1scourse

Moderator
Nick Guerriero – George Washington University, Director of Athletic Communications / CoSIDA Continuing Education Chair  nguerriero@gwu.edu



Teachable Tuesdays Capital One Webinar
Know Your Role
Tuesday, October 29, 2019


Discussion revolved around the roles of staff with the athletic communications department and how these presenters structure staff responsibilities away from sport-specific jobs: staff members take on additional roles they are comfortable with (graphics, social media, video editing, etc.), the hiring of freelancers, how to look for event/game coverage when you have a limited staff, and much more.

Watch On-Demand + ASAP Sports transcript (CoSIDA member log in required)

Presenters
Rob DeVito – St. Francis Brooklyn, Director of Athletic Communications  rdevita@sfc.edu
Steve Sheridan
– Union College (NY), Director of Athletic Communications  sheridas@union.edu

Moderator
Clark Teuscher – North Central College Sports Information Director / CoSIDA Continuing Education Committee  ccteuscher@noctrl.edu



Teachable Tuesdays Capital One Webinar
New Staff, New Roles
Tuesday, September 24, 2019


Discussion on staffing, with panelists who have made hiring decisions for the 2019-20 academic year or who have recently taken new positions. Also discussed: the changing demands in athletic communications staffing and you will receive advice on building your staffs, trends in positions and hirings in our profession and what hiring managers are looking for in candidates.

Watch On-Demand + ASAP Sports transcript (CoSIDA member log in required)

Presenters
Kat Castner – Duke University Senior Associate Sports Information Director  kaitlyn.castner@duke.edu
John Painter  - Colgate University Director of Athletic Communications  jpainter@colgate.edu

Moderator
Nick Guerriero – American University, Associate Director of Athletic Communications / CoSIDA Continuing Education Chair nickg@american.edu



Capital One Webinar
Opportunities and Challenges Faced by Young Women of Color in Athletic Communications
Thursday, September 19


Watch On-Demand + ASAP Sports transcript (CoSIDA member log in required)

Excellent advice shared and many questions from the audience were answered during the Sept.19th Capital One "Opportunities and Challenges for Young Women of Color" webinar.

Topics included: What are some of the issues and challenges that a young ethnic athletic communications professional will encounter in her first few years on the job? How do you approach building relationships with ADs, administrators, coaches and student-athletes when you will be a different, diverse voice in the department? As a younger member of your department, how do you fit in? Who makes the first moves to be inclusive?

Presenters
Chevonne Mansfield – Florida Memorial University Deputy Athletic Director/SWA  chevonne.mansfield@fmuniv.edu
Romanda Noble-Watson – Claflin University Sports Information Director  Rnoble-watson@claflin.edu
Denise Thompson – Big Sky Conference Assistant Commissioner/Communications and External Affairs/CoSIDA Board member  dthompson@bigskyconf.com

Moderator
Jessica Poole – Florida Atlantic University Senior Associate AD-External Relations/CoSIDA Third Vice-President  poolej@fau.edu



Teachable Tuesdays Capital One Webinar
Do's and Don'ts For Social Media Today
Tuesday, August 27


Watch On-Demand + Download ASAP Sports transcript PDF | HTML (Free)

This webinar will help our members with the pros and cons of social media heading into the academic year. Invited guests include those working on compliance issues who will discuss their best practices for social media and rules. Ask your questions as it pertains to promoting recruited student-athletes, signing days, and helping educate your coaches on when - and when not - promotions can take place.

Presenters
Corey Berg – NCAA, Assistant Director of Academic and Membership Affairs (NCAA Division III)  cberg@ncaa.org
Hannah Delph – Florida Southern, Director of Compliance and Academic Services (NCAA Division II)  hdelph@flsouthern.edu / @MrsDelph
Chris Johnson – NCAA, Assistant Director, Academic and Membership Affairs (NCAA Division I)  cjohnson@ncaa.org
Kayci Mikrut – NCAA, Associate Director of Digital Communications - Social Strategy  kmikrut@ncaa.org / @NCAAKayci

Moderator
Mark Albanese, Pacific Lutheran University Director of Sports Communications/CoSIDA Continuing Education Committee member  albanemj@plu.edu



Teachable Tuesdays Capital One Webinar
Get Ready for the Fall Seasons – A Look at NCAA Statistics Software & Resources
Tuesday, August 6, 2019

Watch On-Demand  +  Download ASAP Sports transcript PDF | HTML (Free)

Our Teachable Tuesday webinar featuring NCAA Media Coordination & Statistics staff members is now available to watch on-demand with ASAP Sports transcript. Explore the statistical resources at your fingertips to enhance your storytelling, game notes and social media graphics!

Many under-the-radar resources provided at stats.ncaa.org were discussed and questions answered.

Download: 2019-20 NCAA Media Coordination/Statistics Staff Who To Contact

Presenters
Mark Bedics
 – NCAA Associate Director of Media Coordination and Statistics
Michelle Watsky – NCAA Assistant Director of Media Coordination and Statistics
Jeff Williams – NCAA Associate Director of Media Coordination and Statistics
Dave Worlock – NCAA Director of Media Coordination and Statistics

Moderator:
Nick Guerriero
 – American University, Assistant Director of Athletic Communications / CoSIDA Continuing Education Chair nickg@american.edu




Previous Years of Continuing Education Programming
2018-19
2017-18
2016-17
2015-16
2014-15

2013-14
2012-13
2011-12