Level 1 School
March 22 - 24, 2013
Oral Roberts University - Tulsa, Oklahoma
Contact
Shawn Venable
918-902-2913
e-mail
Registration Information
$150.00 - Pre-registration (received by March 8, 2013)
$200.00 - Late Registration (received after March 8, 2013 or on-site)
$75 - Alumni pricing for those who have already taken and successfully completed
the Level 1 Course. Please contact
shayna.sangster@usatf.org to verify alumni status and register for the
course.
Click here to register online now. If you have problems registering online please contact the school director.
(A current USATF membership is required to register--please join online if you are not a member.)
ALL received registrations are posted on the Registration Status page (list is updated hourly).
Refund policy: Only 1/2 of the registration fee ($75.00) will be refunded after the registration deadline, and no refund will be given after the start date.
Directions
Oral Roberts University
7777 S. Lewis Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74171
Course will be instructed in the lecture room inside the ORU Aerobic Center.
Lodging
Crown Plaza Tulsa-Southern Hills7902 S. Lewis Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74136
Phone: 918-492-5000
$89 + tax
Days Inn-Tulsa South
8888 S. Lewis Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74137
918-29-8511
$54 + tax
When contacting the aforementioned hotels ask for the USATF Rates.
Instructors
- Shawn Venable is in his first year at Oral Roberts University where he is in charge of the field events and assists Head Coach Joe Dial with the sprinting events. Prior to his arrival at ORU, Venable served five years as the Head Coach at Bacone College. During Venable's tenure, Bacone won two Red River Conference Titles (2009 and 2012), and finished as the RRAC runners-up twice. The program produced 17 NAIA All-Americans, three NAIA Academic All-Americans, 65 NAIA national qualifiers, 15 RRAC Individual Champions, 103 RRAC All-Conference and 47 RRAC Academic All-Conference honors. Additionally, Venable twice received the Red-River Conference Men's Coach of the Year Award (2009 and 2012). During the 2011 and 2012 seasons, Bacone had a national qualifier in almost every sprint and jumping event including All-American honors or school records in the 100m (10.37), 200m (21.28), 400m (47.98), 4x400m relay (3:11), long jump (24’8½), triple jump (51’4) and high jump (6’9). Shawn and his wife, Ashley, have two sons, Keegan and Kolton.
- John Baumann is in his seventh season as the Throws Coach at Oklahoma State University after spending six seasons at the University of Illinois. His impact at OSU has been evident in the success of his student-athletes. Five of the top eight indoor marks in the shot put in school history and six of the top eight indoor marks in the weight throw have been achieved during Baumann's tenure. Similar success has been achieved in women's outdoors on Baumann's watch, as four of Oklahoma State's top six outdoor marks in the shot put, five of the top six outdoor marks in the discus and five of the top eight outdoor marks in the hammer throw have been achieved since Baumann arrived in Stillwater. In 2007 Baumann was inducted into the NAIA Hall of Fame based on his stellar career at Doane College in Crete, Nebraska. Bauman and his wife, Lisa, have three daughters, Catabrean, Holly and Sadie, and one son, Max.
- Alick Musukuma will begin his second season as the Missouri State University Head Cross Country Coach and Assistant Track & Field Coach. A native of Zambia, Musukuma served as the Head Cross-Country Coach at Oral Roberts University from 1998-2009. His impressive resume includes 28 NCAA qualifiers in cross-country and track and 13 All-Americans. In addition, he has coached three Olympians, four World Championships qualifiers, 17 Summit League Athletes of the Year and 50 conference champions. The coach, who is in his 7th year of head coaching, was named the Summit League Cross Country Coach of the Year in 2005. As a competitor, Musukuma was a four-time All-American at Blinn College and a five-time All-American at Oklahoma Baptist in the 800 meters and 4 x 400-meter relay. He competed at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea for his native Zambia. He was the national record-holder in the 800 meters for two years and was named Zambian Sportsman of the Year from 1988-91. He and his wife, Namukale, have five children.
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