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Ian Barker on United Soccer Coaches' evolving courses: diversity, 'soft skills,' and the benefits of virtual classrooms

United Soccer Coaches’ education courses: They’re not just for white men anymore. That’s not the motto of the 30,000-member organization’s many offerings. But it might be. For years, the courses – which, along with U.S. Soccer offerings, are the two major pathways to certification in this country – attracted a certain type of student. They […]

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COVID delivers another blow: 2021 Coaches Convention must go virtual

The American soccer community’s biggest annual gathering — held annually for more than seven decades — won’t be the same in 2021. United Soccer Coaches has announced that its next convention,scheduled for Anaheim, California, will be an interactivedigital event. The nation’s inability to cope with COVID-19’s spread has created too much uncertainty for United Soccer […]

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Julio Serrano on advocating for Latino coaches in the USA

Julio Serrano  was appointed Chair of the United Soccer Coaches’ Latino Coaches Advocacy Group in October 2019. Serrano, who previously coached youth club soccer (Palo Alto SC),high school (Half Moon Bay) and college ball (Cañada College, assistant) in California, currently serves as Director of Coaching at Heart of the City, in Waukegan, Illinois. He will […]

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Julio Serrano named Chair of United Soccer Coaches' Latino Coaches Advocacy Group

United Soccer Coaches has appointed Julio Serrano  of Illinois as the new Chair for its Latino Coaches Advocacy Group. Serrano, a member of Illinois Youth Coaching Staff and theDirector of Coaching at Heart of the City  in Waukegan, Illinois, will create from the Latinocoaches’ community a team to identify the needs of the membership and […]

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