US World Issues, Speech, US Soccer Coach, LS French, MS Physical Education
Where do you call home?
Jackson, TN is home but Dublin, Ireland is often where the heart is.
How long have you been coaching soccer and teaching?
Over 20 years
What is your favorite part about coaching and teaching?
Without question it’s the development you see in your students/ players. Every day is a chance for growth. Being in an environment that challenges you to develop is very rewarding.
What is your favorite thing about USJ?
There’s so much but the student-athletes are my absolute motivation. I’m working with students that are passionate about learning and growing. Combine that with the knowledge and support of an incredible faculty/ admin support makes USJ a great place to work.
What is a fun fact about yourself?
I’ve never tasted Mac ‘n Cheese.
12/01/2020
November 2, 2020 Greetings USJ Families, Did I mention that I love baseball? As a student and teacher of American history, I appreciate it as a quintessentially American invention and activity. I really appreciate this Gerald Early quote: "There are only three things that America will be remembered...
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The University School of Jackson announces the recent appointment of Randy Olswing to the senior leadership position of Chief Financial Officer. For the past twenty years, Mr. Olswing served as Assistant Head for Operations/Chief Financial Officer at Hutchison School, a private independent school located in Memphis, Tennessee. Before his...
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November 2, 2020 Greetings USJ Families, Did I mention that I love baseball? As a student and teacher of American history, I appreciate it as a quintessentially American invention and activity. I really appreciate this Gerald Early quote: "There are only three things that America will be remembered...
Read More10/01/2020
The Bruin Walk For those who proudly wear the Red and Columbia Blue, this path isn’t just special but treasured. It stands as a symbol of accomplishment. Emblematic of success. This leads to an important, if not existential question: Just how is this success defined? ...
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