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2022 USRowing Masters Conference has ended
Masters, this conference is for YOU! A full Saturday conference of masters-specific educational content offered virtually. Masters athletes and coaches are encouraged to attend on Saturday, April 2, 2022.

Take advantage of one of the following options:

Individual Conference Pass: This pass will get you full access to all live sessions within the conference and their recordings. This pass is intended for one person to have access to the conference.

Boathouse Pass: This pass is intended for a boathouse to gain access to the conference and will get attendees full access to all live sessions within the conference and their recordings.. After registering for this pass, account holders should email EventsTeam@usrowing.org with an excel spreadsheet of members names and email addresses that should have access to the content. There is no limit of attendees per boathouse pass.

Individual Conference Pass with Championship Membership: This pass will get you full access to all live sessions within the conference and their recordings. This pass is intended for one person to have access to the conference. This pass also includes a USRowing Championship Membership at a discounted rate. While a membership is not required for this conference, if you do intend to renew your membership, this is the time to do so to take advantage of a discounted rate!

Register HERE.

* Recordings of each session will be posted to Sched one week after the conference ends. All conference attendees can access the recordings at their own convenience. 
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Saturday, April 2 • 12:45pm - 1:45pm
June Marshall: A Story of Masters Rowing from A Diverse Perspective

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Join USRowing’s Chief of Community Engagement Jennie Trayes as she hosts DEI Committee Member and Capital Rowing masters rower June Marshall. Growing up in Houston, Texas, June participated in many team sports throughout her formative years. Through the Olympics and a her father’s brief stint on the Howard University rowing team, June was aware of the sport of rowing but never had the opportunity to participate herself, mainly due to geographic constraints. That all changed in 2013 when she sought out rowing in the DC area and participated in a learn to row program at Capital Rowing Club. Almost ten years later, June’s involvement and love of the sport continues to grow and evolve. June’s story begs the question, what kept her in the sport despite seeing very few BIPOC masters athletes in boathouses and at regattas across the country? Through June’s story we’ll examine key takeaways for how to make your masters programs more welcoming and inclusive to ALL.


Watch the recording for this session HERE.
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June Marshall

Member, US Rowing's Diversity Equity and Inclusion ("DEI") Committee
June Marshall has been a member of US Rowing's Diversity Equity and Inclusion ("DEI") Committee since its creation in September 2020. She is a member of Capital Rowing Club in Washington, DC, where she learned to row in 2013 and currently rows with its Evening Sweep program.  She... Read More →

Saturday April 2, 2022 12:45pm - 1:45pm EDT
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