YES! We Can Leadership
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- Coach Henry Pope, Athletic Director
- Dr. Sherri Huff, Program Specialist for K12 Physical Education; Coordinator, Let’s Move Program
- Ms. Charonda Boyd, Assistant Athletic Director
- Dr. Lori Bateman, Instructor
Division of Preventive Medicine - Dr. Olivia Affuso, Professor
Ryals School of Public Health - Ms. Tiffany Osborne, Director of Community Outreach
Minority Health & Health Disparities Research Center - Ms. Ambiir Gray, Program Manager
Yes! We Can Play - Ms. Kaitlyn Waugaman, Dietitian
Division of Preventive Medicine
- Ms. Suzy Harris, Executive Director
“Sixth grade is a time when we lose athletes because, when they’re looking for things to do, there are no sports offered…We needed a program to address the gap between elementary school and middle school, which is why we collaborated with UAB for YES! We can PLAY.”
Henry PopeAthletic Director, Birmingham City Schools
“We want to get children physically active, moving and enjoying what they do,” “YES! We can PLAY helps keep them involved and provides interest by adding another dimension on the few opportunities that exist. An increased variety of organized sport activities will allow students to participate in getting and staying healthy.”
Sherri Huff, Ed.D.Program Specialist for Physical Education, Health and Driver Education Birmingham City Schools
“YES! We Can Play gets kids interested and excited about sports and prepares them to play on school sports teams. Our ultimate goal is that kids develop habits that lead to physical activity and healthy eating integrated throughout their lives.”
Lori Bateman, Ph.D.Principal Investigator, Yes! We Can Play! UAB Division of Preventive Medicine