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Women's Committee Mission and Membership
RETURN TO WOMEN'S COMMITTEE HOMEPAGE


Anson Dorrance receives 2007 Award of Excellence.

Pictured from left - Lula Bauer, Anson Dorrance, Louise Waxler and Janet Rayfield.

Women's Committee Power Point:  Who are we, and how can you get involved? (If the link doesn't work, copy and paste this  URL into your browser:  http://www.amandavandervort.com/committee)

Mission

The NSCAA Women's Committee exists to educate, professionally develop and serve as an advocate and resource for the women's soccer community. The Women's Committee will recognize current and past contributors of women's soccer and offer services and programs. The Women's Committee will identify, support and promote women, and coaches of women, into leadership positions. 

About the Women's Committee

The Women's Committee was established in 1991 to be a powerful voice in the NSCAA, to promote the women's game and to represent all levels of women in coaching - from youth to the national level. The committee is dedicated to all coaches of women's soccer through recognition, education, leadership, communication and cooperation with other organizations.

Today, the Women's Committee operates as part of the NSCAA Diversity Committee alongside the Black Soccer Coaches Committee, the Latin American Soccer Coaches Committee and a pilot Native American Soccer Coaches Committee.  The Women's Committee boasts a growing membership and sees turnout at the annual open meeting increase every year. We seek to retain legitimacy, credibility and consistency within the NSCAA and are seeking representation at all levels of the women's game. All youth, high school, college and professional coaches of women are welcome to join our membership at large.

Membership

Current members of the Women's Committee include Amanda Vandervort (chair), Sue Ryan, Paul Payne (Executive Liaison, Vice President for Education), Allison Pronske (Staff Liaison, Education Administrator), Doug Williamson (Staff Liaison, Education Administrator), Louise Waxler, Colleen Hacker, April Heinrichs, Charlotte Moran, Kathy Zolad, Janet Rayfield, Lauren Gregg, Marti Coan, Marcia McDermott, Vicki Sanford, Amanda Vandervort, Jen Plante, Tara Koleski, Lisa Cole, Evelyn Gill, Kevin McCarthy, Katie Shields, Nora McGuire-White, Michelle Salmon and Tracey Leone.

At-large membership is open to all coaches of women regardless of gender, age and/or experience. Members are generally placed into action-oriented sub-groups including coaching, media, convention support and the mentoring program. If you are interested in becoming a member or know of someone who would benefit from membership in the women's committee, contact Amanda Vandervort at amandavandervort [at] mac [dot] com. Provide your name, address, city, state, zipcode, and an accurate and up to date email address that you’d like us to use. Please consider your personal expertise and indicate which of the sub-groups listed above you would like to be involved with.

You can also join the Women's Committee by attending our Open Meeting at the 2009 NSCAA Convention in St. Louis in CC-123 from 3:00pm-4:00pm. 

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