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Spartanfanvisiting Guide 2012-13 SPARTAN FAN VISITING GUIDE OUR GREENSBORO. OUR GAME. Welcome to Greensboro, N.C. and the campus of UNCG. The information in this visitor’s guide should assist in making your trip as smooth as possible. For convenience, please refer to the Table of Contents below. We look forward to seeing you this season! Go Spartans! TABLE OF CONTENTS Important Contact Information ...................................................................................................................... 1-2 UNCG Athletics Administration & Support Staff ........................................................................................... 1 UNCG Athletics Coaching Staff ...................................................................................................................... 2 UNCG Athletic Facilities .................................................................................................................................. 3-5 Fleming Gymnasium (Women’s Basketball) & Greensboro Coliseum (Men’s Basketball) .......................... 3 UNCG Soccer, Baseball & Softball Facilities ................................................................................................. 4 UNCG Tennis & Golf Facilities ....................................................................................................................... 5 Directions & Parking ...................................................................................................................................... 6-8 Directions to UNCG & Athletic Event Parking ............................................................................................... 6 Greensboro Area Map .................................................................................................................................. 7 UNCG Campus Map ...................................................................................................................................... 8 Tickets Information ........................................................................................................................................ 9 Travel Arrangements ..................................................................................................................................... 10-11 Preferred Hotel Accommodations ................................................................................................................ 10 Preferred Local Dining................................................................................................................................... 11 OUR GREENSBORO. OUR GAME. UNCG SPARTANS - STAFF DIRECTORY ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION (AREA CODE 336) FACILITIES & GAME OPERATIONS Kim Record, Director of Athletics ..................................................... 334-5952 Jennifer Aguilar, Assistant AD - Facilities/Game Operations............. 334-3226 Brian Battle, Senior Associate AD - Administration .......................... 256-1170 Emily Snow, Facilities & Game Ops Assistant/Camp Director ........... 202-4789 Terry Ackerman, Faculty Athletic Representative ............................ 334-3474 Josh Vernon, Facilities Assistant ....................................................... 334-3032 Craig Fink, Associate AD - Advancement .......................................... 334-3420 Tyler Ammons, Facilities Assistant .................................................... 334-3032 Tim George, Associate AD - External Operations ............................. 256-1138 Stacy Kosciak, Associate AD ............................................................. 334-5649 MARKETING, PROMOTIONS & TICKET SALES Jen Sansevero, Associate AD - Academic Support/Student Services Tim George, Associate AD - External Operations .............................. 256-1138 Jody Smith, Associate AD - Compliance/SWA .................................. 256-0055 Brent DiGiacomo, Assistant AD - Marketing & Promotions .............. 317-2711 Patrick Martin, Assistant AD ............................................................. 256-1171 Lauren Beasley, Assistant Director Marketing/Promotions .............. 256-0550 Joann Cozart, Administrative Assistant ............................................ 334-5952 Whitney Honeycutt, Assistant Director Marketing/Ticketing ........... 334-5407 Michael Ehmke, Ticket Manager ....................................................... 334-3250 ATHLETIC TRAINING (FAX NUMBER: 256-0407) Erica Thornton, Head Athletic Trainer .............................................. 334-3700 MEDIA RELATIONS Jay McCloy, Associate Athletic Trainer ............................................. 334-5925 Matt McCollester, Director of Media Relations ................................ 334-5615 Jamie Best, Assistant Athletic Trainer .............................................. 334-5925 Chip Welch, Assistant Director of Media Relations........................... 334-5615 Corie Hampton, Assistant Athletic Trainer ....................................... 334-5925 Justin Glover, Assistant Director of Media Relations ........................ 334-5615 Dan Kontos, Assistant Athletic Trainer ............................................. 334-5925 Dacia Ijames, Director of New Media ............................................... 256-0550 Abbey Paisley, Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer ......................... 334-5925 Nakia Parmalee, Media Relations Intern Mara Mohler, Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer .......................... 334-5925 Rob Daniels, Contributing Writer ...................................................... 334-5615 Aaron Karkow, Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer ...................... 334-5925 Danielle Cotellessa, Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer .............. 334-5925 SPARTAN CLUB Craig Fink, Associate AD - Advancement .......................................... 334-3420 Tracy Owen, Sports Nutritionist Mike Roach, Spartan Club Director ................................................... 334-3576 Susan McDonald, Athletic Development Assistant ..................... 919-270-0457 STUDENT-ATHLETE SUPPORT SERVICES Kwadjo Steele, Assistant AD - Student Welfare ............................... 790-2462 STRENGTH & CONDITIONING Nick Vaccaro, AEP Director............................................................... 334-3880 Danny Wheel, Head Strength & Conditioning Coach ........................ 334-9861 Milvia Sadler, Student-Athlete Academic Coordinator .................... 334-5730 Chris Parsons, Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach .................. 334-9861 Will Hayes, Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach ....................... 334-9861 BUSINESS OPERATIONS Jackie Riffle, Associate AD - Business Operations............................. 334-3253 SPARTAN IMG SPORTS MARKETING Justin Hukill, Sponsorship Sales ........................................................ 334-3798 COMPLIANCE Jody Smith, Associate AD - Compliance/SWA .................................. 256-0055 Trever Wright, Compliance Coordinator .......................................... 944-3032 EQUIPMENT & CAPITAL PROJECTS Cathy Roberts, Associate AD - Capital Projects & Equipment .......... 334-5537 Jane Long, Equipment Manager ....................................................... 334-3032 MAILING ADDRESS: SHIPPING ADDRESS: UNCG Athletics UNCG Athletics PO Box 26168 1408 Walker Avenue Greensboro, NC 27402-6168 Fax Number: 336-334-4063 337 HHP Building www.UNCGSpartans.com Greensboro, NC 27402-6168 OUR GREENSBORO. 2012-13 UNCG VISITOR’S GUIDE - 1 OUR GAME. UNCG SPARTANS - STAFF DIRECTORY COACHING STAFF BASEBALL (FAX NUMBER: 256-0450) WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Link Jarrett, Head Coach ................................................................. 334-3247 Wendy Palmer, Head Coach ............................................................. 334-4021 Jerry Edwards, Assistant Coach ...................................................... 334-3247 Latasha Shipman, Assistant Coach .................................................... 334-3002 Matt Boykin, Assistant Coach ......................................................... 334-3247 Darren Guensch, Assistant Coach ..................................................... 334-3002 Dustin Ijames, Dir. of Baseball Administration & Facilities ............. 334-3247 LaToya Carter, Assistant Coach ......................................................... 334-3754 Joey Holcomb, Volunteer Assistant Coach ..................................... 334-3247 Jade , Director of Basketball Operations ........................................... 334-3754 MEN’S BASKETBALL WOMEN’S GOLF Wes Miller, Head Coach ................................................................. 334-3003 Sarah Sargent, Head Coach ............................................................... 420-5521 Mike Roberts, Associate Head Coach ............................................. 334-3003 Duane Simpkins, Assistant Coach ................................................... 334-3003 WOMEN’S SOCCER Jackie Manuel, Assistant Coach ...................................................... 334-3003 Steve Nugent, Head Coach ............................................................... 334-4474 Kevin Oleksiak, Director of Basketball Operations ......................... 334-3003 Adrian Blewitt, Assistant Coach ........................................................ 334-3121 J.B. Tanner, Director of Basketball Operations .............................. 334-3003 Sammy Towne, Assistant Coach ....................................................... 334-5183 MEN’S GOLF SOFTBALL Terrance
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