AB StaffMedia & TechnologyHow Social Media Impacts College Recruiting, HiringWe live in a day and age where recruits have taken over their own destiny as public relations experts. We see these graphic-laden tweets announcing official visits, scholarship offers, with the phrase "blessed to receive an offer" used as a cookie-cutterMay 15, 2017Industry Press RoomWorld Aquatic Health Conference Expands Industry GrowthThe World Aquatic Health™ Conference (WAHC) will provide multiple opportunities for industry leaders to network and learn. Scheduled from October 18-20, 2017, at the Omni Interlocken Hotel, near Denver, CO, the 14th Annual WAHC provides industry leaders,May 15, 2017LeadershipAB Reader Perspective: What's on your "summer reading list?"AB wants to know what you're doing to improve your life or career this summer--is it a book on your summer reading list, a documentary, a podcast? Why?May 15, 2017Industry Press RoomDE Turf Cuts Ribbon on New Complex, Touts Early SuccessesDelaware’s newest economic engine is running, and the action at it is revving up. The board and staff of DE Turf Sports Complex along with state and local leaders held a ribbon cutting for the new facility Saturday morning. Construction on the 12-field, aMay 15, 2017Rec CenterWhy to Consider a Healthcare Facet for Your Rec CenterHealthcare, has popped up in conversations about recreation buildings and programming for at least the past three decades. And with the national debate over healthcare coverage and costs ongoing, an emphasis on proactive screening and preventive wellnessMay 15, 2017Stadium & ArenaAtlanta United Soccer Facility Fuels Area DevelopmentThe city of Marietta is preparing to spend another $5.8 million on the redevelopment of Franklin Gateway, a transitional neighborhood where Atlanta United opened a state-of-the-art training facility last month.May 14, 2017Stadium & ArenaLos Angeles Makes Strong Impression on IOCAfter a visit to evaluate Los Angeles' bid for the 2024 Summer Olympics, the International Olympic Committee's commission couldn't pick one adjective to describe the proposed venues.May 14, 2017Media & TechnologyEngineering Program Prints 3D Outdoor Climbing ReplicaFrom his office in the University of Utah's Merrill Engineering Building, Ladislav Kavan continues to work on a research-driven challenge: making an exact copy of a large-scale environment using 3-D printers.May 14, 2017ProgrammingCollege Recruit's Offer Revoked After Twitter PostAcknowledging a football scholarship offer from the University of Georgia may have cost a 2018 prospect the chance to quarterback at Wisconsin. Ben Bryant, a 6-foot-3, 190-pounder from La Grange, Ill., announced his offer from Georgia late Thursday nightMay 13, 2017ProgrammingMexican University Hopes for NCAA MembershipA Mexican university located just south of San Diego is looking to become the first member of the NCAA to be located south of the U.S. border.May 13, 2017Previous PagePage 652 of 1412Next PageTop StoriesNewsletter OnlyAB Today Replay - Week of September 22Test your knowledge of this week's top stories from AB Today and see how you stack up against fellow athletics, fitness and recreation professionals.LegalFormer HS AD Charged With Falsifying Bank Documents, Stealing Money From SchoolFundraisingFundraising Friday: Western Kentucky, New Mexico, Miami, Southwestern Score Seven-Figure GiftsLegalThree Men Charged in Shooting at Texas Youth Baseball FieldSponsored ContentBackstroke Start Devices: The Standard for Safer, Faster Swimming
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