Fwd: WAHC: Don't Miss It

WAHC is BACK! The World Aquatic Health Conference (WAHC) is where aquatic facility managers, health officials, pool service technicians, manufacturers, and other industry leaders meet. We're excited to be back in person for the first time in three years! Join us on October 12-14 in Houston, TX, for the perfect opportunity to reconnect with old friends, make new ones, and get the latest updates on the science that makes our industry run smoothly and safely. Learn More Special discount for certified professionals like you You worked hard this year to earn your professional certification. Let us help you stay up-to-date on the latest industry information and earn the required CEUs for your recertification with a special discounted student price of $299—that's $50 off! Use code STUDENT299 at checkout to receive the discount. Register Keynote from pool industry expert Rudy Stankowitz Rudy Stankowitz, owner and host of the popular Talking Pools Podcast, will be delivering this year's keynote at WAHC. During his presentation, he will answer the question: How do we as "Entre-pool-neurs" thrive in the face of adversity? Learn More Jody invites you to WAHC Jody O'Grady, Chair of the Pool & Hot Tub Alliance (PHTA) Recreational Water and Air Quality Committee (RWAQC), talks about her upcoming presentation at WAHC and some of the other education you'll get. Click below to watch her video and learn more about why WAHC is the can't-miss conference this year. Watch the Video Education for everyone This year's WAHC features 30+ education sessions presented by more than 40 industry experts, focusing on 5 topic areas: Water and Air Quality Codes and Standards Facility Management Employee Management and Aquatic Programming New for 2022! Water Safety See the Full Schedule Thank you to our sponsors

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Fwd: Steps Must be Taken to End Acts of Hazing in High School Sports and Other Activities

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From: NFHS, National Federation of State High School Associations <info@nfhs.delsend.com>

The NFHS Voice Steps Must be Taken to End Acts of Hazing in High School Sports and Other Activities It is regrettable that, for the second straight year as high school sports have commenced, several horrific acts of hazing have occurred. In the month of August alone this year, we are aware of five highly publicized incidents across the country – one of which forced cancellation of a school's entire football season. In addition to the extreme case of cancelling an entire season, one of the other cases last month involved a hospitalization and 21 players being suspended, while another suspended its football season during an investigation. Unfortunately, incidents that have occurred the past two years are nothing new. It seems that dozens of acts similar to these are reported every year. Some of these acts may seem minor in nature, but many result in criminal charges being filed. No matter the severity, the "Why" question remains. Read the NFHS Voice share this email