Dean of the Zucker Family School of Education at The Citadel, Education innovator, Serious Games researcher, Father to 2 amazing children, Romans 5:3-5
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Len Annetta retweeted
Brian Daboll on what makes a good coach:
"You gotta be able to teach. You gotta be a really good communicator, you gotta be a relationship builder. At the end of the day, players don't care how much you know until they know how much you care."
I was bummed he could not be there but the video was an awesome surprise. Beat da Bears!
ICYMI: @Commanders head coach and 2005 @SalisburyU HOFer Dan Quinn offered his congratulations to the Hall of Fame Class of 2025, including his former @SeaGullFootball teammate Len Annetta!
#GoGulls | #RaiseHail
The Citadel named overall #1 Regional University in the South by U.S. News & World Report for second year in a row today.citadel.edu/the-citade… via @Citadel1842
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Accept the challenge and join the South Carolina Corps of Cadets! The Class of 2030 application is now open through Common App. Apply now: bit.ly/3U3W6HZ bit.ly/3U3W6HZ
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Exciting opportunity! We're seeking a proactive and diligent Assistant Athletic Director for Facilities & Operations to join our team. If you're ready to grow our events and operations to new heights, apply below:
jobs.citadel.edu/cw/en-us/jo…
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Last week, The Citadel's STEM Center and Fine Arts Program paired up to host the annual STEAM camp for 5th-8th grade students. The theme of this year's camp is "Flight School," and campers spent their time learning about the physics of flight, creating their own airplane and making long lasting memories with newfound friends.
Len Annetta retweeted
College Football Coaches stop allowing your players to Major in General Studies. If they are undecided have them major in Education. The best way to stay close to the game when you can no longer plays is to be a Teacher and Coach.
Amazing colleague and a brilliant counselor impacting adolescent suicide awareness.
The Citadel is proud to recognize Dr. Guy Ilagan, a distinguished faculty member in the Zucker Family School of Education, for receiving the Provost’s Faculty Excellence in Service Award!
Over the past five years, Dr. Ilagan has demonstrated a strong commitment to advancing mental health education and training. His work has taken him beyond the classroom—leading suicide assessment and trauma-informed counseling workshops in Belize, training school counselors in Beaufort County, guiding wilderness backpacking trips for student veterans and serving as President of the South Carolina Counseling Association.
With 12 years of dedicated teaching at The Citadel, Dr. Ilagan continues to make an impact by preparing the next generation of school and clinical counselors. His passion for mentorship and service embodies The Citadel’s mission to develop principled leaders.
Len Annetta retweeted
"Being a veteran here at The Citadel is a tremendous experience": Meet Air Force veteran Troy Dion today.citadel.edu/being-a-ve… via @Citadel1842
Troy is one of our very best students, and we are so incredibly excited to work with him and his goals.
Class of 1979 Citadel Corps of Cadets graduate and MAT alumnus of the Zucker Family School of Education, 4 ⭐️ US Marine Corps General Frank McKenzie speaking on campus about his book, The Melting Point. usni.org/press/books/melting…
Great read and all proceeds go to veteran services.
Len Annetta retweeted
Have you read Atomic Habits by James Clear?
0%Hell yeah!
100%No but I will!
2 votes • Final results Len Annetta retweeted
Two science education faculty are researching ways to use extended reality to bring the natural world to life.
Students were able to explore barrier islands and the effects of climate change this spring. 🌊
news.ecu.edu/2023/05/19/virt…
This is so powerful and goes way beyond athletics. I appreciate straight shooters who don’t coddle. Be honest. Have integrity. Look in the mirror.
Coach Prime with sermon that everyone should listen to, especially young athletes. @DeionSanders