Fair Labor Standards Act “White Collar” Exemption White Paper
As many of you are aware, on May 18, 2016, the U.S. Department of Labor (“DOL”) announced its Final Rule revising the “white-collar” exemptions from the Fair Labor Standards Act’s (FLSA) minimum wage and overtime requirements.
SWIM 15
Dear Coaches: Need Some Inspiration to Swim 15 Minutes?
Since 1987, Swim Across America—a CSCAA partner—has been hosting benefit swims to raise money for cancer research. Over the past two decades, SAA has granted more than $65 million to fund doctors finding new cures and treatments to defeat cancer.
Erin Hurley: “Ultimately, our experience depends on theirs…”
It is important for us to recognize the key ingredient to our success in this endeavor… the student-athlete.
ASCA World Clinic CSCAA Track
CSCAA Track at the ASCA World Clinic
Alumni Network Quick-Start Guide
Here’s a quick guide to get started using your alumni network portal.
Scholar All-America Deadline – JUNE 6
Applications for Spring 2016 Scholar All-America are now available. Deadline for Submission is JUNE 6. You will need to be logged in in order to submit an application. Individual Application Team Application
2016 CSCAA Major Award Winners
The College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) takes great pleasure in announcing the 2016 recipients of six annual major awards. The awards will be presented at the CSCAA Annual Banquet on Thursday, May 5, 2016 held in conjunction with the CSCAA Convention at the Hilton Doubletree Washington DC-Crystal City
All Teams – Visualized
Ever wonder about where college swimming teams are? Here’s a visual.
Heat Acclimation for Swimmers
As the summer of 2016 approaches, two things are on my mind: the Olympic Games and how darn hot it’s going to be in Florida in just a few weeks. At the warmest part of the afternoon, our young club swimmers who are running as part of a conditioning and athletic readiness program join me on the trails that surround the National Training Center.
Coaching and Character: Coaching is Teaching
One of the things that strikes me as I watch (too much) basketball is listening to commentators refer to a coach who is talking to a player, usually one who has just come out of the game, as someone who is “always teaching.” Of course the coach is “always teaching.” That is what coaching is. Coaching is Teaching.
