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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2020 · 50 MIN

Globetrottin' ADs - S2E7 - Changing Times - Mike DeNeef & SAISA

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In this episode Matt and Nick are joined by Mike DeNeef who is the AD at AIS Dhaka in Bangladesh. AISD is a part of the SAISA League which is made up of eleven schools in the South Asia region, all of which are having a very different start to the school year than European schools.  Mike talks about his way into the AD role, his job at AISD and how it has changed while they are on distance learning. The SAISA conference in general is very diverse geographically which is especially challenging right now. However, the ADs meet regularly and are planning a virtual conference for their students in late November to help them keep that student interaction which is missing right now.  The guys also talk about virtual swimming competitions, the best place to listen to a podcast, and what shouldn't be missed in Bangladesh.  Thank you to our podcast sponsors; Kukri Sports and Coach Evaluator  To connect with Matt & Nick and find out more: Visit their website: GlobetrottinADs.com Email them: [email protected] Twitter: twitter.com/Nick_AISVienna & twitter.com/MattF Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GlobetrottinADs

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