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Todd Olson
Fargo Public Schools
415 N. 4th St.
Fargo, ND 58102
Return by: March 1, 2013
The NDIAAA 2013 Spring Conference will be held on April 6-8, at the Doublewood Motel
Fargo, ND.
______ Conference Registration: Includes gift, dinner, lunch, and break beverages
$150.00
________ LTC 511 Athletic Administration: Concepts and Strategies for Interscholastic Budgeting
and Finance Using Excel Spreadsheets
This course of study provides an overview of accepted management practices and strategies. Included are budget
models, timelines, documentation practices and suggested strategies for long range planning. A major component of
this course will be desktop budget management using Excel Spreadsheets. It is highly recommended that attendees
bring a laptop computer with at least Windows 2003, including Excel.
8:00 AM Saturday
$100.00
______ LTC 721 Athletic Administrations: Positive Sporting Behavior-For the Love of the Game
In this course students will learn to implement appropriate strategies and techniques, designed to create a positive,
productive learning environment, which will support a system that encourages character and self-discipline and
sportsmanship. This class will provide opportunities for self-assessment and reflection in regards to prior
performance. In addition students will participate in class discussions, and activities which will increase their
knowledge and skills of the effective components of successful character, citizenship and sportsmanship to share
with their students, coaches, parents and communities.
8:00 AM Saturday
$100.00
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LTC 790 Athletic Administration: Leadership Training Instructional Methods and
Techniques
This course is designed to provide instructors with an awareness of the expectations that are placed upon them in
presenting LTP courses. The course examines teaching and learning styles and provides strategies for instructors to
use in teaching LTP courses. It provides for interaction between current national faculty instructors and potential
LTP instructors in the exchange of ideas used in the successful implementation of courses. To instruct any LTP
course, one must complete LTC 501, LTC 790 and the course that one will be instructing.
Conference
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8:00 AM Saturday
$100.00
______LTC 619 Athletic Administration: The Power of Curb Appeal
The power of curb appeal is highlighted in this course. Visitors to a school often form an opinion of the school and
community based on first impressions of the appearance of the facilities. This course discusses the power of curb
appeal and how communication can enhance curb appeal. Strategies and methods are provided for maintaining
structures and facilities as well as a comprehensive and thorough study of “Best Turf Field Maintenance Practices”
as well as “Best Operational Management Practices.”
1:00 PM Saturday
$100.00
_______ LTC 707 Athletic Administration: Assessment of Interscholastic Athletic
Programs and Personnel
This course examines a philosophic rationale and a variety of methods that may be used to assess athletic programs
and personnel. The goals of this program are to improve the performance of athletic coaches and other athletic
department personnel, improvement of program operations and improvement of satisfaction among players, parents
and employees. A central theme is to encourage assessment of needs, interests and opinions that can enhance goal
setting and planning priorities. The course will examine a philosophic rational for assessment in high school sport
programs, discuss basic statistical concepts, focus on Affective Assessment, describe various Personnel Assessment
methods and concepts and details various Program Assessment techniques.
1:00 PM Saturday
$100.00
______ LTC 719 Athletic Administration: Leadership, Management/Supervision and Decision
Making Concepts, Methods and Applications
This course examines relevant strategies and principles that can be utilized to enhance the skills of athletic
administrators in the areas of leadership, management and decision-making. Learning begins with an introduction to
the differences between leadership, management and supervision and continues with an in-depth investigation of
each. Through the analysis of specific leadership and management characteristics and techniques, students will be
able to apply specific skills to improve their leadership effectiveness. Concepts and techniques of decision making
strategies are discussed and demonstrated through various in-class exercises. Appendices provide relevant materials,
instruments and assessment procedures that support text materials and principles.
1:00 PM Saturday.
$100.00
If you do not attend the class(s) you register for, there is a $25 processing fee.
Total
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Make Checks payable to NDIAAA.
Graduate Hour from NDSU
North Dakota State University will provide the opportunity to for conference attendees to
receive one graduate credit. Course registration information will be distributed at the conference.
The one semester graduate hour course fee is $65 and separate checks made out to North Dakota
State University or a credit card will be required.
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Conference
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General Conference Information
The NDIAAA 2013 Spring Conference will be held on April 6-8at the Doublewood Motel in Fargo, ND.
The registration fee includes: breakout sessions, general meetings, registration gifts, continental
breakfasts, and refreshments during breaks, Sunday Brunch, conference social, and the awards banquet
dinner. Lunch Monday will be on your own.
Once again we want to acknowledge that Sanford Health and Sanford Orthopedic Sports Medicine has
become a corporate partner with the NDIAAA. This partnership will provide the opportunity to our
membership to have quality speakers, presentations and activities at our conference. We have made a
concerted effort to provide courses in the 500, 600 & 700 levels which will assist members in meeting
requirements for the CAA and CMAA levels of certification. The courses and their description can be
found on the registration form. A graduate credit is also available through North Dakota State University
and credit registration will be covered at the first general session. Please note this information on the
registration form.
The theme for Sunday’s presentations will focus on Student athlete psychology. The highlight of the
conference will be the presentation by nationally recognized sports. Gregory A. Dale, Ph.D. is a Professor
of Sport Psychology and Sport Ethics at Duke University. He is also Director of the Sport Psychology and
Leadership Programs for Duke Athletics. In addition to his work with Duke Athletes and coaches, Greg
consults with numerous college and professional athletes and teams. He also consults with corporations
around the world including The World Bank, Habitat for Humanity International, Airports Council
International, Pfizer and SKANSKA International. Greg has written four books related to leadership and
performance. In addition, he has written scripts and served as the “expert” on a series of thirteen videos for
coaches, athletes and parents. Greg has been featured on Good Morning America, ESPN, MSNBC, Court
TV and numerous national radio programs. He is also a member of the Sport Psychology Staff for USA
Track and Field. We were fortunate to have Dr. Dale present at the NDIAAA Conference several years
ago. His book “The seven secrets of successful coaching” has been a valuable resource to many of our
coaches and athletic directors.
Sanford Sports Medicines will provide a enlightening presentation as our first session Sunday afternoon.
Daktronics, one of our corporate sponsors will review electronic scoring systems and shot clock issues.
The Regional meetings will conclude Sunday’s meetings with the discussion about coaches’ permits and
other topics
Sunday night our organization will recognize outstanding colleagues, including identifying the Athletic
Administrator’s of the year, introduce national awards recipients, announcing the nominees for national
Distinguished Service and Citation awards, the state award of merit winner and the induction to the
NDIAAA Hall of Fame. The banquet will conclude with the introduction of the 2013-14 NDIAAA
president and the awarding of the out going president plaque. Those attending the banquet will be
eligible for the $500 door prize and a few other nice door prizes. Please plan to attend.
Monday’s general session will provide attendees with the opportunity to select two breakout sessions from
four topics: “emergency planning”, electronic devices and procedures, Certification and student surveys.
The final general session representatives from the North Dakota High School Activities Association will
provide updates and information to the NDIAAA membership. The conference will conclude with the
NDIAAA annual business meeting.
Hotel Accommodations
You will be responsible for you registering for your room. Please contact the Doublewood Inn directly.
There are rooms set aside for the NDIAAA convention at $69.30 single occupancy or $89 multipleoccupancy if rooms are billed to schools to qualify for state rates. Otherwise the room rate will be $94 per
night. You may reserve your rooms by calling:
Doublewood Inn
(701) 235-3333
3333 13th Ave SW
Fargo, ND 58103
Cancellation must be received by April 1st, 2013 to qualify for a refund. A $10 administrative fee will be
deducted. If you do not attend the class(s) you register for, there is a $25 processing fee.
Best Western Doublewood Inn & Conference Center