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Accredited Programs

June, 2020

The USCCE is pleased to announce that the following programs achieved accreditation or re-accreditation:

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ACEing Autism Achieves Accreditation of their Program Director Training Program

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Emporia State University Re-Accredits the Coaching Minor Program

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Professional Tennis Registry Accredited their Level 2 Tennis Instructor Program

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USA Track and Field Re-Accredits their Level 1 Coach Education Program

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The USCCE and members of the NCACE Review Panel congratulate all of these programs for their commitment to improving their coach education programs.

National Standards

Coaches, coaching educators, administrators, athletes and the public use the national standards for sport coaches for direction regarding the skills and knowledge that coaches should possess. Download the National Standards for Sport Coaches brochure.

May, 2020

The USCCE is pleased to announce that Dr. Jody Langdon and Diane Benish, both from Georgia Southern University, were the recipients of the 2020 USCCE Research Grant.  The title of their project is Utilizing motivational theory to assess how coach developers shape the behaviors of coaches.  They will design and test a research-based assessment protocol to provide specific feedback for coach developers and coaches to  improve their use of autonomy-supportive
and task-involving coaching behaviors.

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The USCCE and members of the NCACE Research Grant Review Committee congratulate the award winners.

United States Center for Coaching Excellence

NCACE is a program within the US Center for Coaching Excellence (USCCE). Learn more about USCCE at http://www.uscoachexcellence.org/