The NCAA Women Coaches Academy has its third program for the year in Denver this December and Liz Masen will be one of the staff again.
“Being part of the WCA is an absolute highlight of my year and each Academy brings together an exceptional group of coaches. We use the CoachDISC Profile in a number of sessions and also do a unique segment on their personal values. As a facilitator, it’s both exciting and rewarding to work with such a passionate and committed group of women and I find that I leave each Academy having learnt just as much from the coaches as I have shared.”
-Liz Masen
Liz will be presenting three sessions on DISC, Knowing Your Values, and Communication Strategies.
Roselee Jencke
Mission QLD Firebirds Head Coach Roselee Jencke will also be travelling from Australia to attend with Liz. This will cap off a stellar 2015 season for Coach Jencke, after being named the ANZ Championship Coach of the Year, and with the Firebirds becoming the 2015 ANZ Champions.
About the NCAA Women Coaches Academy
The NCAA Women Coaches Academy (WCA) is a 4-day educational training open to coaches of all experience levels that offers non-sport-specific program management strategies, with a special focus on philosophy development and building your skills and knowledge about planning, communication, legal issues, ethics, hiring, supervising staff, conflict resolution, learning styles and achieving success.
The academy is for women coaches from NCAA-sponsored sports at NCAA Division I, II, or III member institutions. Since the first WCA session in 2003, more than 36 academies have taken place, producing more than 1,400 graduates.
Athlete Assessments have been involved with the Women Coaches Academy since 2009.
