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Emily Patterson, Principal Dancer Joffrey Ballet (Orig: White Widow, co-choreographed
by Moses Pendleton and Cynthia Quinn, Momix) Early training at the Nutmeg
Conservatory for the Arts, Stephen Michael. Apatow, Classical Dance/Olympic Development
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March 2010
Humanitarian Resource Institute
Phone: (203) 668-0282
Url: www.humanitarian.net
United Nations Arts Initiative
Arts Integration Into Education
Url: www.unarts.org
Twitter: unarts
International
Dancescience Development Initiative
Url: www.edancescience.org
HRI:UNARTS - 2010 Classical Ballet
& Sports Education Initiative
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Two years into the
economic downturn, arts organizations and families have taken a serious
hit. In an effort to provide a lifeline to students, coaches, athletes
and parents, Stephen Michael Apatow, [1] founder of the United Nations
Arts Initiative, [2] Sports Medicine & Science Institute [3] and International
Dancescience Development Program [4] is opening access to education and
support resources.
Born and raised
in Southern Connecticut, academic aspirations in the fields of medicine,
combined with sports development served as the inspiration for a sabbatical
and pursuit of international competition. Sports included ultra-distance
running and cycling, cross country skiing and rowing. The ability to spend
6 years in full time training, came from support of US Olympic development
programs, training centers and scholarships that included concentrations
in classical dance development. In an effort to give back, initiatives
were nurtured for youth leadership, dance and sports development programs
across the United States. - Apatow.org
Athletes committed
to the pursuit of excellence with aspirations of success in international
and Olympic competition, become participants in a humanitarian objective
to utilize their talents, opportunities and achievements as a vehicle for
positive change. This theme is reflected in the following excerpt from a
resolution adopted by the United Nations General Assembly, 25 November 1997:
52/21. -- Reaffirming
the Olympic Ideal for the Purpose of Continuing the Progress
of Humanity [5]
The focus
of this initiative includes free access to
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Biomechanical Analysis, Correction
and Retraining consultation with Student Emily Patterson, Joffrey Ballet,
IMDB, The Company (2003), Save the Last
Dance (2001). Parents: Dance Development Questions: Contact Susan Patterson: President,
Board of Directors, Nutmeg Conservatory for the Arts.
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Recent discussions:
Peer Review:
Stephen Michael Apatow is also founder, director of research and development
for Humanitarian Resource Institute [6] and the Humanitarian University
Consortium Graduate Studies for Medicine, Veterinary Medicine and Law. In
the publication "Biological
Threats and Terrorism, Assessing the Science and Response Capabilities:
Workshop Summary," the National Academy of Sciences has recognized
Humanitarian Resource Institute (HRI) as one of nine leading educational
and research institutions. These include:
- Center
for Nonproliferation Studies.
- Columbia
University: Center for Public Health Preparedness.
- Harvard
University John F. Kennedy School of Government: Belfer Center for Science
and International Affairs.
- Humanitarian
Resource Institute.
- Johns
Hopkins University: Center for Civilian Biodefense Studies.
- Massachusetts
Institute of Technology: Center for International Studies.
- National
Academy of Sciences.
- University
of Maryland: Center for International and Security Studies at Maryland.
- University
of Minnesota: Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy.
Technical
questions related to the dance/sports development or injury prevention
can also be submitted via email to: s.m.apatow@unarts.org
Gifts or inkind donations in support of Humanitarian Resource Institute and
the United Nations Arts Initiative can be made on the UNArts.org web
site.
References:
1. Stephen Michael Apatow: Founder, Humanitarian Resource Institute,
United Nations Arts Initiative, Sports Medicine & Science Institute
and International Dancescience Development Program: Url: www.apatow.org
2. United Nations Arts Initiative: Url: www.unarts.org
3. Sports Medicine & Science Institute: Url: www.esportsmedicine.org
4. International Dancescience Development Program: Url: www.edancescience.org
5. Reaffirming the Olympic Ideal for
the Purpose of Continuing the Progress of Humanity: Humanitarian
Resource Institute. Url: www.humanitarian.net/olympic_ideal.html
6.
Humanitarian Resource Institute: Url: www.humanitarian.net
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