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West Potomac, at 6500 Quander Road, Alexandria, VA 22307, is a
multi-building campus. We will be in the auditorium of Springbank, a
standalone building on the left as you face the school. It has its own
parking lot.  If you come off Route #1 onto Quander Rd, take the second
entrance to the school (right turn at the low brick school sign on the
corner, not at the pylon sign).  If you are coming off Beacon Hill/Belle
View Boulevard onto Quander Rd, take a left at the 1st entrance to the
school. The parking lot is the first one on your left, next to
Springbank.

If you do enter at the pylon sign, just drive all the way in until you
have to turn left ... you will then be facing the Springbank Building.
The parking lot is to the left.

John
John D. White
VASRA Secretary
H 703 534-9756, jdwhiteii@...
W 703 998-6900, x1181, john.white.ctr@...
C 703 517-5487


Navigating College Admissions, Financial Aid, NCAA Athletics

• 10 AM, November 21, 2009
•  
• West Potomac HS Auditorium - 6500 Quander Lane, Alexandria, VA
•  
• Dr. Harvey Kesselman, Dean of Education at the Richard Stockton
• College of New Jersey, will present information on college and
• university admissions procedure, financial aid availability and options,
• and NCAA requirements and restrictions. This is a most worthwhile
• presentation that imparts most the information that parents of high
• school student athletes (and the athletes) need to know.

Students entering college need 16 core high school courses:

4 years of English

3 years of mathematics (Algebra 1 or higher)

2 years of natural / physical science (one must be a lab science)

1 year of additional English, mathematics, or science

2 years of social studies

4 years of additional core courses (in any area listed above, a foreign language, or

non-doctrinal religion or philosophy)

More perspective on college athletics from a Kay Herring, mother of former rower Scott..... 

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This seminar was brought to our attention by Howard Seamens, our VASRA
rep, at last Thursday's Booster meeting.  it is open to all parents and
athletes.

George Allen
Co-President,
Washington-Lee Crew Boosters

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What:  Navigating College Admissions, Financial Aid and NCAA Athletics


When: 10 AM, November 21, 2009


Where: West Potomac HS Auditorium - 6500 Quander Lane, Alexandria, VA


Dr. Harvey Kesselman, Dean of Education at the Richard Stockton College
of New Jersey, will present information on college and university
admissions procedure, financial aid availability and options, and NCAA
requirements and restrictions. This is a most worthwhile presentation
that imparts most the information that parents of high school student
athletes (and the athletes) need to know.


Preparing for college:
Attend your high school College and Financial Aid Night
Utilize your high school Guidance Department Services
Allow plenty of time for completion of forms and copies

Students entering college need 16 core high school courses:
4 years of English
3 years of mathematics (Algebra 1 or higher)
2 years of natural / physical science (one must be a lab science)
1 year of additional English, mathematics, or science
2 years of social studies
4 years of additional core courses (in any area listed above, a foreign
language, or non-doctrinal religion or philosophy)

Prior to his current position, Dr. Kesselman served as Interim Vice
President for Administration and Finance, the Vice President for Student
Affairs, and several other key positions at the Richard Stockton College
since 1980.

Dr. Kesselman has been appointed by four New Jersey governors to
represent all the senior public colleges and universities on several
statewide issues that included student financial aid, campus judicial
affairs, outcomes assessment, and the infusion of technology into the
curriculum of educational institutions. He founded and chairs the
SRI-ETTC Consortium that includes more than 24,000 educators from 90
school districts, and provides technology training and other forms of
professional development to kindergarten-I2'n grade educators in central
and southern New Jersey.

Dr. Kesselman and his wife, Lynne, worked to establish the Greater Egg
Harbor Regional Crew programs. Their daughter, Megan, rowed four years
in high school and now is rowing at Princeton University. Megan is also
a volunteer coach with the Atlantic City Rowing Club. Their son, Aaron,
is in high school in New Hampshire and plays junior ice hockey. He had
rowed two years.

George Allen ga@... 

 

All,
 
FYI, please see one of our Alumni's message about selling their Model C-Erg.
 
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From: jplynch@crosslink.net
To: crewcoach@hotmail.com
Subject: Erg (C2 Model D) for Sale
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 2009 16:57:12 -0500

Hi Derek;

   I'm putting my erg on the market and wondered if you or any members of the team might be interested. 

   Its a Concept 2 Model D, with a PM-3 monitor.  I've had it for a few years, but its been lightly used; has a little over a million meters on it.

   The new ones sell for $900; I'd like to get $750 for mine.  I can deliver it, but might have to ask for some gas money depending on the address.

 

   v/s, Jim Lynch, '59

 

 

 

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The Washington-Lee Crew Boosters Executive Committee invites you to the
general Boosters meeting Thursday at the Washington-Lee library.

We encourage all parents of rowers to attend. We also hope to welcome
parents of novice rowers.


Thursday, November 12 at W-L Library:
6:30pm - The Executive Committee and Coaches will meet
7:30pm - General Booster meeting


Hope to see you all there.

Go W-L Crew!

George Allen
Co-President, W-L Crew Boosters
ga@...
bus: 703-486-0500 x111
cell: 703-307-4998