Faculty
ICECP Administators:
Dr. Matthew Robinson
Abigail Tompkins
Mr. Jeff Schneider
ICECP Faculty:
Dr. Phil Cheethamt
Mr. Mike Clayton
Ms. Nadine Dubina
Mr. Josep Escoda
Dr. Cristina Fink
Dr. Mellissa Gordon
Dr. Peter Haberl
Ms. Tammy Hanson
Dr. Shawn Hueglin
Mr. Finbarr Kirwan
Mr. Ken Martel
Dr. Nanna Meyer
Ms. Susie Parker-Simmons
Mr. JD O'Brien
Dr. Scott Riewald
Ms. Cathy Sellers
Dr. Carwyn Sharp
Mr. Brandon Siake
Mr. Rob Skinner
Dr. Genadijus Sokolovas
Ms. Jenna Street
Dr. Lindsay Thornton
Mr. Richard Way
Mr. Daniel Webb
Ms. Mackenzie White
Dr. Randy Wilber
Ms. Amanda Wittenmyer
ICECP Tutors:
Mr. TJ Buchanan
Mr. Ian Barker
Dr. Peter G. Davis
Mr. Josep Escoda
Dr. Mellissa Gordon
Mr. Tracy Lamb
Ms. Sarah McQuade
Dr. Freda Patterson
Dr. Matthew Robinson
Mr. Jeff Schneide
Dr. Randy Wilber
Chris Snyder
United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee
Director of Coaching and Coach Education
ICECP, Academic-Director, USOC
Chris Snyder is the director of coaching and coach education for the United States Olympic Committee. In his current role, Mr. Snyder and the coaching department support the USOC by working in coach education, coaching development and coach recognition for all Olympic and Pan-American Sports, as well as, working as an advisor for US Paralympic sport on coaching. The coaching department has created various resources that aid the National Governing Bodies of sport from a mobile application system for sharing coaching resources, to a formal long term athlete development system called the American Development Model (ADM). The coaching department also operates several high performance coaching programs to grow the level of quality coaching by national team level coaches that lead Team USA into the Olympic, Paralympic and Pan-American Games. Mr. Snyder also represents the USOC in a leadership role with project play 2020, where the USOC is helping to impact the U.S. through youth coaching and ADM programming that can grow great coaching in America.
Previously, Mr. Snyder served as the manager of coaching education and training for U.S. Lacrosse in Baltimore, Maryland. He has also coached competitive sports for over 17 years at the collegiate, high school and competitive club levels.