Sentence examples for recruiting coaching from inspiring English sources

Rice was provost at Stanford from 1993 to 1999 and oversaw its athletics, including the football program's budget, recruiting, coaching personnel and bowl appearances.

This study also notes that it is sources other than mass-media that are most effective at recruiting coaching participants.

Further, the success of the letterbox and magazine pamphlet insert was as effective as other secondary referral sources at recruiting coaching participants.

From an economical perspective, the cost of standardized patients is high: beyond the development of scenarios (necessary in both RP and SP-training), further costs for recruiting, coaching, expert case approval, contingency costs and operating costs arise.

The question of which types of mass-media are most effective at recruiting coaching participants is also of importance; as it is the evidence-based coaching program that is more likely to change the long term chronic disease risk factor profile of adults, compared to those registered as information-only participants.

What's more, he was given total control of the football program: recruiting, coaching, business administration and public relations.

That tactic puts the recruiting coach, the prospect and his high school coach in a room.

We must end this series of recruiting coaches on short-term contracts and demanding immediate results.

In interviews, people involved in recruiting coaches said the telegenic qualities of candidates factored into hiring decisions.

I coached a long time, that's as important as anything I did: getting a feel for people you're recruiting, coaches you work with.

I don't think every school is going to add 25 new quality control coaches and recruiting coaches, because adding 25 new personalities to your building is not necessarily going to make you better".