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       Heilbronn without a contract.
       By: guest441 Date: April 21, 2023, 6:57 pm
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       I was told a couple of weeks ago Heilbronn is working with no
       contract since his contract expired last year. if this is true
       maybe change is coming. If it’s the wrong kind of change it
       won’t matter and they should clean house. It is not a year to
       year contract as somebody said on here. I heard this from
       someone at the school.
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       Re: Heilbronn without a contract.
       By: NoVA_Seawolf Date: April 22, 2023, 2:33 am
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       We can only hope is all I'll say......
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       Re: Heilbronn without a contract.
       By: Accelerator Date: April 23, 2023, 11:27 am
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       Good.
       This lines up with what Eric from Statesman told me last year at
       a basketball game, he showed me the official FOIL contract from
       the school's database which said Heilbron was extended in 2019
       until June 2022. Since he was still here after the contact
       expired, I assumed the worst and that he got a hidden extension.
       But sounds like it's just a 1-year deal.
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       Re: Heilbronn without a contract.
       By: guest441 Date: April 25, 2023, 9:52 am
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       Not year to year.
  HTML https://www.sbstatesman.com/2023/04/23/shawn-heilbrons-contract-still-has-not-been-renewed/
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       Re: Heilbronn without a contract.
       By: Hammertime Date: April 25, 2023, 11:27 am
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       [quote author=factorykitten link=topic=1013.msg39720#msg39720
       date=1682434347]
       Not year to year.
  HTML https://www.sbstatesman.com/2023/04/23/shawn-heilbrons-contract-still-has-not-been-renewed/
       [/quote]
       I hope the President gives every one a decade long contract,
       with a 10% raise each year. They all deserve it considering the
       great accomplishments that has been recognized in all sports.
       That should seal the faith of this university. I mean heck. SBU
       is getting a ton of cash from NYC mayor Adams for what, I have
       no idea!!
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       Re: Heilbronn without a contract.
       By: sbufan Date: November 27, 2023, 1:40 pm
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       I'll share here that I heard last weekend that Heilbron is
       "likely out." The information is second hand (friend of a
       friend) so take with a grain of salt
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       Re: Heilbronn without a contract.
       By: Chairman of the Board Date: November 2, 2024, 4:22 pm
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       Stony Brook’s Athletic Director Shawn Heilbron extends focus
       into the classroom and community
  HTML https://tbrnewsmedia.com/stony-brooks-athletic-director-shawn-heilbron-extends-focus-into-the-classroom-and-community/
       [quote]Heilbron, however, also believes that includes
       encouraging athletes to get involved with people in the area,
       whether that’s reading to students in elementary school, showing
       up at events in Suffolk County or going to the Children’s
       Hospital.
       “Giving back to others is going to help you become a better
       person,” Heilbron said. “Our student athletes, our coaches, our
       staff, embrace that relationship with people.”
       Teachers, club leaders, or area organizations who would like to
       tap into the university’s athletic program to provide
       inspiration or help with local efforts can do so through the
       school’s website, by connecting with Heilbron or with anyone on
       his leadership team, including Arnika Edwards, who oversees
       career and leadership development.
       Edwards is a “fantastic leader in our department” who helps
       “organize so much of our community engagement,” Heilbron said.
       “We will help you get in touch with the right person.”
       The school of health sciences is developing a lab that the
       university will build within the athletic facility that could
       help student athletes as well as those studying the field of
       health sciences.
       “There’s so much in terms of technology now that’s being
       utilized with recovery and with injury prevention,” said
       Heilbron. “We’re excited to take the next step forward.”
       Amid ongoing concerns about the emotional and psychological
       well-being of students, the athletic department has embedded two
       full-time mental health counselors in their building.
       The athletic department also works to help students prepare for
       the balance between significant academic and athletic demands.
       Advisors urge students to build in time to eat, receive therapy
       for injuries, and work with tutors. “Our students know that if
       you come to Stony Brook, this is going to be a challenging
       education,” Heilbron said.
       Student athlete grades have been improving since Heilbron
       arrived. A decade ago, the grade point average was 3.06. Last
       year, the GPA for student athletes climbed to 3.24. “It’s a
       testament to our student athletes, but also to our academic
       advisors,” said Heilbron.
       The university is raising money for a baseball/ softball complex
       and is looking to improve several locker rooms. “Locker rooms
       are always something we’re trying to enhance,” said Heilbron.
       “It’s where our student athletes spend most of their time.”
       Stony Brook is completing a renovation of the women’s basketball
       locker room and is hoping to enhance the locker rooms of the
       football and lacrosse teams.
       [/quote]
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