Kevin Mccarthy Email & Phone Number

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Columbia; Fordham; C.U.N.Y.

Lectures and Presentations on Peak Performance; Sports Management; Values Based Organizations

Program guest for television; radio on American Soccer, Youth Development, World Cup, College Soccer; Women's Soccer

College Programming Director; Recruiting Consultant; NY Regional Director

Founder and Director of soccer school that has served and developed thousands of youth soccer players in NYC. Programs include summer camps, college prep clinics, small group training and after school programs. College prep clinics have attracted male and female players from across country and hundreds have gone on to play collegiate soccer. Also provide scores of camp scholarships to local families each year.

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Coached in the men and women’s soccer programs at Columbia University. Won Ivy League titles with both teams as well as winning two ECAC Championships. Over the course of twenty-five seasons participated in post-season play thirteen times. Recognized by the National Soccer Coaches of America as a Coach of the Year in 2006. Coached and developed five All-Americans and four Ivy League Players of the Year. Four former players are in the Columbia Athletics Hall of Fame and five different women's soccer players have been awarded the Connie S. Maniatty Outstanding Senior Student-Athlete Award. Developed and taught Leadership Course. Only Columbia University alumnus to win Ivy League titles as student-athlete, assistant coach and head coach.

Columbia University, Ramapo College, Horace Mann School, Archbishop Molloy H.S.

Columbia University-Provided instruction and developed course guides in Physical Education program; classes included beginning and advanced soccer, squash, hockey, cardio-fitness training, strength and conditioning. CPR, AED and First Aid Certified. Ramapo College-Humanities professor in American/International Studies Department. Instructor in Readings in Humanities; common core of readings included selections from Greek, English, Russian, American and African literature. Also taught American Studies course focusing on American experience from the beginnings of European settlement to the present; a two semester class that paid particular attention to studying the texture of life as it was lived by people of different color, class, origin and gender.The Horace Mann School- participated in the development and implementation of Foundations, a year long, interdisciplinary class that met twice daily and made cross curricular connections in English and History. Duties included guidance responsibilities for twelve students; elected and re-elected as class advisor.Archbishop Molloy High School-Teacher of English at various levels. With first-year students emphasis placed on strengthening understanding of language and study skills, as well as ability to formulate clear written and verbal responses. In upper grades, emphasized injecting works into curriculum that heighten student awareness of the diversity in American and NYC culture. Worked with speech and debate team as faculty advisor.

Master Of Arts (M.A.), American Studies

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), English/History

Certificate, Foundations Of Positive Psychology Specialization