ROPE SKIPPING ALBERTA UPDATE
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Athletes Set to Compete for Provincial Titles in Camrose
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Rope Skipping Alberta invites all athletes to register to compete at the 2018 Alberta Rope Skipping Championships, proudly hosted by
Camrose Spirals
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Date:
April 8-9, 2018
The final competition schedule will be provided to clubs soon.
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2018 RSA Annual General Meeting
Saturday, April 7, 2018 at 7:00
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The following positions will be elected at the Annual General Meeting as Rope Skipping Alberta transitions to its new
Bylaws
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- Chair
- Vice Chairs (2 positions)
- Secretary
- Treasurer
- Director at Large (Up to 4 positions)
- Rope Skipping Canada Representative
As per the
Bylaws
, nominations will be accepted from the floor; however, if the nominee is not present a Nomination Form must be presented for the nomination to be considered. Information about proxy voting is also included in the
2018 Annual General Meeting Package.
Proxies must be registered prior to the start of the Annual General Meeting.
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Take the Lead Grant - April 30 Application Deadline
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The Take the Lead Grant has been created to help Albertan girls and women become experienced leaders in the sport and recreation fields. Grant monies could be used for training, course fees, professional development, professional certification, clinics, equipment, travel, lodging, meals, and other training related activities.
The Take the Lead Grant is not intended to support physical activity projects and recreational initiatives.
The Take the Lead Grant will provide as many as 5 grants of up to $1,000 per individual and/or $3,000 per organization to girls and women working or volunteering in the sport or active living communities, recreation field or school system who are working towards increasing their leadership capacity. Click
here
for more information.
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Sport for Life for All Newcomers to Canada Resource
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By 2030, immigration will account for all of Canada's net population growth. Cities across Canada are being transformed by immigration, and these demographic trends will undoubtedly impact the Canadian sport and physical activity system.
Grassroots and professional organizations need to find ways to appeal to this diverse new audience, and it is the responsibility of all sport and physical activity leaders to ensure that the system is accessible to all Canadians. The resource outlines the barriers that newcomers may face in their participation of sport and physical activity, and then provides examples of solutions and opportunities that exist, as well as promising practices of work being done across Canada. Click
here
to view the resource.
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- April 7-8, 2018: 2018 Alberta Rope Skipping Championships (Camrose)
- April 7, 2018: 2018 RSA Annual General Meeting (Camrose)
- May 18-21, 2018: 2018 Rope Skipping Canada National Championships (Windsor)
- October 20-21, 2018: 2018 RSA Skipping Summit (Wetaskiwin)
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Add me to your distribution list!
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Our newsletter is being piloted as a way to more effectively communicate events and opportunities with our membership.
To be added to Rope Skipping Alberta's e-newsletter distribution list, click
here
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As a member of Rope Skipping Alberta, you are receiving this newsletter to keep you informed about events and programs impacting the development of rope skipping in Alberta. This newsletter is being piloted as a way to more effectively communicate events and opportunities with our membership. It will be usually be circulated approximately bi-monthly and will highlight rules and technical developments, athlete and coaching information, officials training, club information, and more!
Any feedback about the newsletter can be sent to
[email protected]
. If you wish to unsubscribe, this can be done through the "Unsubscribe" link at the bottom of the newsletter.
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