Global Team Players Foundation - teamplayers.org

GTP NEWS FEED

"[There is a]...preponderance of evidence that has been accumulated over the years which documents the strong and positive correlation between athletic involvement and the academic success of student-athletes." (Hartmann, pg. 2) teamplayers.org/why-athletes

"In a recent econometric analysis...Lipscomb (2006) found that high school sports participation resulted in a two percent (2%) increase in standardized math and science test scores on a national survey sample..." (Hartmann, pg. 10) teamplayers.org/why-athletes

"...student-athletes [are] five percent (5%) more likely to aspire to college attendance than their non-athletic peers (a number that double[s] to 10% if sports participation [is] paired with some other form or forms of extracurricular participation)." (Lipscomb 2006) (Hartmann, pg. 10) teamplayers.org/why-athletes

"the positive academic effects of sports appear...to be stronger for girls (Crosnoe 2001; Hanson and Krauss 1998; Sabo, Melnick, and Vanfossen 1993;), which is especially notable because girls tend to perform better academically than boys to begin with." (Hartmann, pg. 21-2) teamplayers.org/why-athletes

"NCAA's long term studies show that nearly 9 of 10 student-athletes earn a bachelors degree and 3 of 10 earn a graduate degree before the age of 30." (Dr. Tom Paskus, Principal Research Scientist, NCAA)

"NCAA student-athletes graduate at a higher rate than their counterparts in the general student body." (Bill Regan, Director for Academic and Membership Affairs, NCAA)

Join our Team! teamplayers.org/volunteer

Only 12 developing countries and territories have secondary school participation levels of 90% or more teamplayers.org/why

What do you need a TEAM of ATHLETES to do for you! Partner with GTP! teamplayers.org/partner

Where do we have partners in the world? teamplayers.org/non-profit-world

Volunteer Resource Centers

Top 5
by All
A

Animal Welfare
Arts & Culture

C-D

Children
CivilRights&SocialAction
Disaster Relief
Disabilities

E

Economic Empowerment
Education
Environment

H-L

Health
Housing
Human Rights
LGBT

P

Politics
Poverty Alleviation

S-Z

Science & Technology
Social Services
Vol. Resource Centers
by Country
by State (USA)
Back to Causes Main

LIVC

The LIVC (Long Island Volunteer Center), which is an affiliate of Hands On Network, is a connector of individuals and groups to volunteer needs across Long Island, NY.

Nav view search

Navigation

Search

Volunteer Resource Centers

LIVC


	RECENT PRESS
GTP "Tag Teams" 2 Global Conferences
	Click here to read about how GTP's Executive Director, Russell Bernstein, and GTP's Director of Strategy, Nimay Parekh, tag-teamed 2 global conferences....one in New York, and one in Dubai. For more press releases, go to www.teamplayers.org/press


	VOLUNTEER
Ready to Volunteer Now? Or Start Searching for Activities in your Area