FREE DISTRICT SEMINARS


Free district seminars, offering essential networking and career enhancement tools, are scheduled annually across the country for current ISI Professional and Administrative members, including skating directors/coaches and arena managers, operators and staff.


SUPER SEMINARS


This year, in conjunction with ISI University (ISIU), we are offering Super Seminars in various locations across the country. These are open to all and we encourage coaches, managers and operators to attend one of these education-packed sessions designed to enhance profes- sionalism and provide networking opportunities.


The following sessions for coaches, managers and operators will take place in September:


ISI Super Seminar East Sept. 12, 8 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.


Robert Morris University (RMU) Island Sports Center, Pittsburgh, Pa.


Guest Speakers: Guest speakers will include two-time Olympian and World silver medalist David Santee, skating director at Oakton Ice Arena; ISI 2nd


Vice President Lisa


Fedick, general manager of Wonderland of Ice and man- ager of RoseGarden Ice Arena; ISI President Rob McBride, founder and president of FMC Ice Sports; Zamboni Regional Sales Manager Doug Peters; Riedell Sales Representative Ron Griffin and ISI Managing Director Liz Mangelsdorf.


ISI Super Seminar Midwest Sept. 28 , 8 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.


St. Peters Rec-Plex, St. Peters, Mo.


Guest Speakers: Guest speakers will include Choreographer Kelly Corcoran Smith; ISI Skating Programs & National Events Director Kim Hansen; ISI Managing Director Liz Mangelsdorf; ISI President Rob McBride, founder and president of FMC Ice Sports; and ISI 2nd


Vice President Lisa


Fedick, general manager of Wonderland of Ice and manager of RoseGarden Ice Arena.


For more information and/or to RSVP, contact Liz@skateisi.org or 972-735-8800.


Note: PSA Continuing Education credits will be awarded for completion of these seminars.


DISTRICT SEMINARS


Instructor seminars provide a venue for skating instructors and skating directors to discuss the latest in teaching techniques, industry trends and rule revisions. Some districts also incorporate ISI National Instructor Training sessions into their seminar schedule, allowing coaches to maximize their educational opportunity (separate registration fee may be required).


The management seminars provide the latest information regarding management issues and practices, arena program planning, promotion and delivery as well as facility and equipment maintenance/opera- tions. The seminars include knowledgeable guest speakers in addition to open and interactive discussions among attendees. In all cases, participants leaving having learned or gained something from the time invested.


Following are district seminar dates available at press time. For more details or if your district seminar is not listed below, please watch skateisi.org/seminars or contact your ISI district director.


DISTRICT 1 Sept. 8, 3 p.m.


Location unavailable at press time.


Host: District 1 Director Alane Swiderski


aswiderski@fmcicesports.com DISTRICT 2


ISI Super Seminar East Sept. 12, 8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.


Robert Morris University (RMU) Island Sports Center, Pittsburgh, Pa.


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ISI Super Seminar East Sept. 12, 8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.


Robert Morris University (RMU) Island Sports Center, Pittsburgh, Pa.


DISTRICT 9


ISI Super Seminar Midwest Sept. 28, 8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.


St. Peters Rec-Plex, St. Peters, Mo.


DISTRICT 10


Instructor Seminar Oct. 14, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.


National Sports Center/ Schwan Super Rink, Blaine, Mo.


Host: District 10 Director Jane Schaber


jschaber@superrink.org Guest Presenter: David Santee


DISTRICT 11 Instructor Seminar


Sept. 30 (Time unavailable at press time.)


Galleria Dallas Ice Skating Center


Hosts: District 11 Director Caroline Baker and Galleria Dallas Manager Chris Pearce caroline-theice@sbcglobal.net


Guest Presenter: David Kirby


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