Synthesizing Information

Two themes I will talk about are coaching and sports. Is that how athletes and coaches interact with others and approach their goals like if they want to go D1 or pro as an athlete or coach? For coaches, their identity and self-awareness play a role in how they lead and interact with their athletes. The article (Magrum, E. D., & McCullick, B. A. (2019)) talks about the purpose of the roles of emotion in coaching and the future of how identifying avenues in coaching. Also, it examines the relationships between coaches and players and the skills, effectiveness, and development of players’ talents and recruitment. This article (Griffo, J. M., Jensen, M., Anthony, C. C., Baghurst, T., & Kulinna, P. H. (2019)) also connects with the first article and utilizes the quantitative research approach in sports psychology. The article (Lyle, J., & Cushion, C. (2016)) talks about how every year the coaches update the ways they run practice and the new editions they add to their team with new players and new techniques and theory of coaching. When it comes to high performances of sport coaching and learning ways of their sport this article (Rynne, S. B., Mallett, C., & Tinning, R. (2006)) talks the most about the view that learning occurs everywhere but to different extents and with different efficiency, and the acknowledgment of the current national coach education programs that they can join to become a better coach. The article (Martin, J. J., & Whalen, L. (2014)) mostly talks about the physical activity part of everything, including how to run practice with the amount of conditioning, work ethic, and teaching. Like at the beginning, you should always teach the activity you want them to learn. Then have them try it out and if they fail to complete it they should condition for the errors and try it again to succeed. Lastly, the article (Duffy, P., Hartley, H., Bales, J., Crespo, M., Dick, F., Vardhan, D., … & Curado, J. (2011)) talks about the criteria associated with established professions, taking into account the unique features of sports coaching. Like purpose, knowledge base, organization, and ethics. Coaches also have the responsibility to create a great environment that respects how things are with their team. Making sure to shape their team with experience, great performance, that has motivation in baseball and school, and confidence in themselves.

Duffy, P., Hartley, H., Bales, J., Crespo, M., Dick, F., Vardhan, D., … & Curado, J. (2011). Sport coaching as a’profession’: challenges and future directions: challenges and future directions. International journal of coaching science5(2), 93-123.

Griffo, J. M., Jensen, M., Anthony, C. C., Baghurst, T., & Kulinna, P. H. (2019). A decade of research literature in sport coaching (2005–2015). International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching14(2), 205-215.

Magrum, E. D., & McCullick, B. A. (2019). The role of emotion in sport coaching: A review of the literature. The sport journal22, 1-10.

Martin, J. J., & Whalen, L. (2014). Effective Practices of coaching disability Sport. European journal of adapted physical activity7(2).

Lyle, J., & Cushion, C. (2016). Sport coaching concepts: A framework for coaching practice. Routledge.

Rynne, S. B., Mallett, C., & Tinning, R. (2006). High performance sport coaching: Institutes of sport as sites for learning. International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching1(3), 223-234.

Reference Page

Duffy, P., Hartley, H., Bales, J., Crespo, M., Dick, F., Vardhan, D., … & Curado, J. (2011). Sport coaching as a’profession’: challenges and future directions: challenges and future directions. International journal of coaching science5(2), 93-123.

Griffo, J. M., Jensen, M., Anthony, C. C., Baghurst, T., & Kulinna, P. H. (2019). A decade of research literature in sport coaching (2005–2015). International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching14(2), 205-215.

Magrum, E. D., & McCullick, B. A. (2019). The role of emotion in sport coaching: A review of the literature. The sport journal22, 1-10.

Martin, J. J., & Whalen, L. (2014). Effective Practices of coaching disability Sport. European journal of adapted physical activity7(2).

Lyle, J., & Cushion, C. (2016). Sport coaching concepts: A framework for coaching practice. Routledge.

Rynne, S. B., Mallett, C., & Tinning, R. (2006). High performance sport coaching: Institutes of sport as sites for learning. International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching1(3), 223-234.

Identity Research

Sports/ Coaching

Talking about how identity/self fits in with sports/coaching. Is that how athletes and coaches how they interact with others and approach there goals like if they want to go D1 or pro as a athlete or coach. For coaches their identity and self-awareness play a role in how they lead and interact with their athletes. Also, how their identity and self-awareness play a role in how they coach practice and game. Lastly, coaches also have the responsibility to create a great environment that respects how things are with their team. Making sure to shape their team with experience, great performance, that has motivation in baseball and school, and confidence in themselves.

About

Hello my name is Caleb Grizzard. You can reach by email Caleb.grizzard@live.longwood.edu. I am currently a sophomore with a major of Sociology and a minor of PK-12. I would love to work in any part of Virginia. I am an college athlete and with my career aspiration I would love to play professionally, but if I can’t make it that far I would love to be a college baseball head coach. 

Coursework

SOCL 220

Identity Portfolio Part 2

Internal Dimensions: I am 21 years old, male, straight, college athlete, white, and I would say I am an extroverted. I am a very outgoing person and love to socialize to people. 

External Dimensions: Regarding geographic location, I would love to work in part of Virginia because I do love Virginia and would love to stay close to my family. Being a college baseball coach I would be making around 51k a year. Personal habits I like to do is hang out with my friends and also hang out with my girlfriend. Also, I love going and golfing with anyone who likes to go have fun out on the golf course. Talking about golf I have been working at Magnolia Green Golf Course for the past 6 years the experience I have is landscaping, washing carts, and cooking food. My religion is Christianity. I would love to graduate in the next three years and just get my bachelor’s degree and I would not stay in college any longer than that. I love to keep clean and also whenever I go out I love to dress casually. I have no kids currently but in the future I would love to have two kids. I would also love to get married in the next 5 years.

Organizational Dimensions: For the work field, Division/ department unit, and seniority I would like to be a head coach for a division 1 college baseball team. Work location I would like to stay in Virginia if possible but if I can’t I would go to another state. For political affiliation, I am a Republican. I am unemployed at the moment due to being in college. 

Four identities I would like to talk about more about my life are personal habits, marital status, geographic location, and religion. These four identities are the most important to me because they represent my life best and will represent my family in the future with my wife and kids. Starting with personal habits I will always love having my alone time with my friends even if it’s at a bar or the golf course. Also, having alone time with my wife in the future for a date or any activity we would like to do outside of the house. Like mini golf or going to the movie theater. Marital status is huge to me because I would love to have a family and that would be the biggest goal to accomplish. The geographic location is big. I don’t think I could ever go too far from my family because I am a family person and I know I would love to always go visit and have time with them every week. Lastly, religion is big to me because I love being a Christian man and I would like to be a Christian. All the identities All four of these identities are met in the same dimension being external dimensions. These four identities would help me feel more positive, excited, welcomed, and self-esteem.

Resume

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hnBXSQLbWJ2X-LVnAIa0pGaNBI4KcuabrU-TyM1hJNk/edit?usp=sharing

Critical Thinking

Problem solving/ Thinking from all suspectives/ Leading to good decision

Professionalism

certian type of attitudes/ acting responsible and accountable/ being able to communicate

Communitcation

sharing thought and ideas/ be willing to know if your right or wrong/ making sure if everyone has the information in the correct format

Teamwork

collaboration/ respectful of others ideas/ everyone contributing and everyones listening/ holding everyone accountable

Professional Examples

Critical Thinking- I demonstrate critical thinking by solving a problem with my teammates. While I was performing as a baseball player.

Professionalism- I demonstrate professionalism by being respectful to my professor. While I was performing as a student.

Communication- I demonstrate communication by helping out a classmate with his homework. While I was performing as a student.

Teamwork- I demonstrate teamwork by letting others in my group talk about what we should do in our presentation. While I was performing as a student.

What is my purpose to work?

Provide for my family in the future/ Having a place to stay/ Not being lazy

What motivates me?

I would say my family and friends motivates me.

How does your “why” impact your career path?

To actually have things to come back to like a house, food, kids, wife, pets, and TV

What jobs/experince have made I feel fulfilled?

When I was a carboy for a golf course it was awesome taking to alot of people and trying to get then to buy golf balls before a round.

How can a future career align with those experiences?

I would say sales could be the best with my experience

Reflect on work/volunteer experiences you have had?

What did I enjoy?

Talking to people

What did you not enjoy?

The actual work like cleaning the carts

What hard and soft skills do I posses?

Hard- I can landscape, anything to fix something, and coaching

Soft- I can socialize and outgoing

If someone were to describe what I would be good at, what would they say?

Anything that goes with talking to people and getting his way like selling something.

Who do I know that has the coolest job you have ever heard of? Why is it so great? What about you potential career paths/ major aligns with this job.

Professional owner of an MLB team because all they do is find players and take care of them.

Three reasons why I are interested in studying sociology.

my job/ love taking these types of classes/ know more about society

Sociology Portfolio Part 1

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About

Hello my name is Caleb Grizzard. You can reach by email Caleb.grizzard@live.longwood.edu. I am currently a sophomore with a major of Sociology and a minor of PK-12. I would love to work in any part of Virginia. I am an college athlete and with my career aspiration I would love to play professionally, but if I can’t make it that far I would love to be a college baseball head coach.

Coursework

SOCL 220

Identity Portfolio Part 1

Internal Dimensions: I am 21 years old, male, straight, college athlete, white, and I would say I am an extroverted. I am a very outgoing person and love to socialize to people.

External Dimensions: Regarding geographic location, I would love to work in part of Virginia because I do love Virginia and would love to stay close to my family. Being a college baseball coach I would be making around 51k a year. Personal habits I like to do is hang out with my friends and also hang out with my girlfriend. Also, I love going and golfing with anyone who likes to go have fun out on the golf course. Talking about golf I have been working at Magnolia Green Golf Course for the past 6 years the experience I have is landscaping, washing carts, and cooking food. My religion is Christianity. I would love to graduate in the next three years and just get my bachelor’s degree and I would not stay in college any longer than that. I love to keep clean and also whenever I go out I love to dress casually. I have no kids currently but in the future I would love to have two kids. I would also love to get married in the next 5 years.

Organizational Dimensions: For the work field, Division/ department unit, and seniority I would like to be a head coach for a division 1 college baseball team. Work location I would like to stay in Virginia if possible but if I can’t I would go to another state. For political affiliation, I am a Republican. I am unemployed at the moment due to being in college. 

Four identities I would like to talk about more about my life are personal habits, marital status, geographic location, and religion. These four identities are the most important to me because they represent my life best and will represent my family in the future with my wife and kids. Starting with personal habits I will always love having my alone time with my friends even if it’s at a bar or the golf course. Also, having alone time with my wife in the future for a date or any activity we would like to do outside of the house. Like mini golf or going to the movie theater. Marital status is huge to me because I would love to have a family and that would be the biggest goal to accomplish. The geographic location is big. I don’t think I could ever go too far from my family because I am a family person and I know I would love to always go visit and have time with them every week. Lastly, religion is big to me because I love being a Christian man and I would like to be a Christian. All the identities All four of these identities are met in the same dimension being external dimensions. These four identities would help me feel more positive, excited, welcomed, and self-esteem. 

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