Sentence examples for recreation professional from inspiring English sources

As a former recreation professional, I've seen my share of youth football.

When I founded the National Alliance for Youth Sports (NAYS) in 1981 it was based on my experience of seeing the ills in youth sports as a physical educator, coach and recreation professional.

He went on to tell me that before he became a recreation professional and a youth sports administrator that he had coached kids for five years and that about 15 years after finishing his role as a Little League coach he received a phone call out of the blue from one of the kids that had been on his team all those years ago.

It offers the undergraduate degree of Bachelor of Education, with emphasis in Basic Education, Math and Physics, Physical Education and Sports, Popular Education; and the degrees of Professional in Recreation, Professional in Political studies and conflict resolution, and Professional in Sport Sciences.

Sal J., age 95, a nationally acclaimed Public Administrator and a prominent international Parks, Recreation and Conservation professional died Monday, May 26 , 2008at his home in Somers, NY.

Arguably, if New York is going to be the place that does everything in its power to keep you from having that second extra-large Pepsi, then it ought to also be the place that does not so aggressively encourage a recreation whose most elite professional players often look as though they should be given gift certificates to Jenny Craig.

Latinos read a wide variety of books, for professional development and for recreation.

Recreation therapy, also called recreational therapy or therapeutic recreation, use of recreation by qualified professionals (recreation therapists) to promote independent functioning and to enhance the health and well-being of people with illnesses and disabling conditions.

The survey included 500 professionals from parks and recreation departments of local authorities, private landscape practices and conservation trusts, and resulted in a satisfactory response rate of 53%.

Professionals in mental health, schools, recreation, and libraries are also invited to participate.

According to the law, clothing hiding the face may not be worn in government offices, schools, cultural institutions and places of public recreation, but exceptions are allowed for health or professional reasons.