A Salute To Wisdom I’ve never been shy about my traditional (aka old-fashioned) values and have worn them proudly on my sleeve. I dance at weddings with my wife and daughters, but only slow numbers (otherwise I look very silly).
It’s In The Genes A father-and-son parks and recreation legacy shows how mentorship, education, service, and family influence can shape a meaningful career. This article is for Members only
All In A Day’s Work A reflection on work argues that sustained effort, quality, skill, and perseverance shape achievement, reputation, and personal fulfillment. This article is for Members only
A Living Legend A profile of Harold Nolan traces a lifetime of leadership, research, teaching, innovation, and dedication to the parks and recreation profession. This article is for Members only
The Book Of Life My wife and I were putting together a birthday card for one of our nephews. We stuck a couple $20 bills and a picture of him when he was much younger in the envelope and sealed it. This article is for Members only
Destined For Recreation Lisa Davol’s path from athlete to recreation leader shows how experience, teamwork, and service can shape a career. This article is for Members only
Give “Hondo” A Hand Al “Hondo” Handy reflects on building a recreation career through patience, strong mentors, and commitment to young athletes. This article is for Members only
Stay The Course Patrick Senn’s career shows how education, persistence, and a focus on children can shape meaningful youth-sports leadership. This article is for Members only
Lifetime Achievement Ken Koonce reflects on a career in parks and recreation and the lasting impact of positive youth-sports leadership. This article is for Members only
