In The July 2022 Issue Of The Coaching and Leadership Journal

The Wright (Jay) time to go

Here is some of what the top leaders in athletics and education are reading about this month in The Coaching and Leadership Journal.

Leadership lessons from Henry David Thoreau
Leadership tips from your dog
Generation Z’s language
Generations at work
Leadership Profile—Mike Candrea
The Wright (Jay) time to go
A tale from the hardwood
Coaching corner—Ricky Black
Characteristics of champions
5 leadership lessons that Elton John learned
The great ones pick up after practice
Qualities of mentally tough leaders
And More!

Since its inception, the journal has been edited by Dan Spainhour, who has more than 38 years of college and high school coaching experience. He has received numerous awards during his coaching career, including three state championships and twenty coach of the year honors. His teams have collected more than 500 victories. Under his auspices, each issue delivers thought-provoking and inspirational articles. The Journal's subscriber list includes coaches from every college sport as well as numerous athletic administrators on both the collegiate and high school levels.

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Florida State Women’s Soccer (Three-time NCAA Champions)
Nan Carney-DeBord, Athletic Director Denison University
Kelvin Sampson, University of Houston Basketball
Mike Candrea, Arizona Softball, Gold Medal Winner
Jerry York, Boston College Men’s Hockey (first NCAA hockey coach to 1,000 wins)
Frank Martin, University of Massachusetts Men’s Basketball
High Point University Men’s Basketball, Former NCAA Champion
Kenneth White, Providence College Strength Coach
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