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Managing editor | Formerly @ElyriaCTsports, @MJournalSports, @detroitnews & @HustleBelt | @EasternMichU alum
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Q&A.D.: Branden Lippy on leadership philosophy, education-based athletics

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By Marissa McNees Verified
| Coach & Athletic Director
Branden Lippy, athletic director at Lampeter-Strasburg High School in Pennsylvania, has worked in athletics administration at the college and high school levels and emphasizes the importance of education-based athletics. (Photo courtesy of Lampeter-Strasburg High School) Branden Lippy spent her whole life around sports, and growing up with teachers as parents — and a dad who was a longtime high school football coach — she saw what her life could look like and never wavered.
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Starting off strong: Tips for athletic trainers working with new coaches

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By Marissa McNees Verified
| Coach & Athletic Director
Successful athletic training programs depend on strong communication with coaches, athletic directors and school administrators. Let’s be honest, the working relationship an athletic trainer has with their head coaches and administrators can make or break their work environment and stress level. We’ve all heard stories about coaches and athletic directors who are difficult to work with and cause an A.T. an extreme amount of stress, sometimes even leading to a job or career change.
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Tools for success: Technology solutions for athletic departments

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By Marissa McNees Verified
| Coach & Athletic Director
Technology is critical to the success of athletic departments for reduced stress, improved decision-making and strategic planning, limited overload, earlier identification of burnout and better preparation.
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