| Kerri Heffernan |
Full Name: Kerrissa Heffernan Awards: 2017 Champions Beyond the Game |
| FSU Career |
| Cross Country | |
Year Hgt Wgt Cl Ltr Hometown 1975 5-6 115 Fr * Altamonte Springs 1976 5-6 115 So * Altamonte Springs 1977 5-6 115 Jr * Altamonte Springs |
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| Track & Field | |
Year Pos Hgt Wgt Cl Ltr Hometown 75-76 D 5-6 115 Fr * Altamonte Springs 76-77 D 5-6 115 So * Altamonte Springs 77-78 D 5-6 115 Jr Altamonte Springs |
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| Comments |
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Selected as a Champion Beyond the Game in 2017 Kerrissa Heffernan is the Director of Global Sport at Brown University. Prior to that she was the Director of Faculty Engagement at the Swearer Center for Public Service and Director of the Royce Fellowship, The Brown International Scholars Program and the Sport and Society Fellowships. She was a senior associate at National Campus Compact and the Arnow-Weiler professor of liberal arts at Lasell College. She was the founder and director of the Lasell Center for Public Service and director of the Donahue Institute for Values and Public Life. She is the author of The Fundamentals of Course Construction; Editor of The Practice of Change: Concepts and Models for Service-Learning in Women's Studies, and co-editor of The Introduction to Service-learning Toolkit: Readings and Resources for Faculty. Kerri was the head coach of the Brown University women's rugby team from 2001-2013. In that time, Brown won 7 Ivy Championships, played in the National Championships 7 times and the final 4, four times. Her teams produced 19 All Americans, 9 national team players and 2 World Cup players. Kerri graduated from FSU in 1980
with a BA in Visual Arts. While at FSU she was a member of the
cross-country and track teams (1975-1978) and the rugby team 1978-1980
(1979 and 1980 national champions). She was a member of the women's
athletic advisory council, F Club, and Kappa Kappa Gamma. She received her
masters and doctorate from Boston University. While living in Boston she
was a member of Beantown Rugby Team from 1981-1990 winning 5 national
championships and a member of the US Women's National Team from 1987-1989,
earning 4 caps for the US. |
| FSU Statistics |
| Cross Country |
Date Opponent/Meet Distance Place Time Points
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1975 Season
10/02/1975 Florida State Invitational 2 2
11/15/1975 Georgia State Invitational 9 9
1976 Season
10/02/1976 Florida State Invitational 6 18:36 6
10/23/1976 Florida Invitational Three-Mile Run 3 19:02 3
1977 Season
10/01/1977 Florida State Invitational Three-Mile Run 7 18:59 7
10/08/1977 Florida Invitational 5K 4 4
11/05/1977 AIAW Region III Championship 9 19:15 9
11/19/1977 AIAW Championship 5K 196 21:16.8 128
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| Track & Field |
Date Opponent/Meet Event Place Results Points Comment
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1976 Season
01/23/1976 Tennessee All-Comers Mile Run (I) 5 5:32.4 1
01/31/1976 Memphis State Invitational Two-Mile Run (I) 1 5
02/13/1976 Montgomery USTFF Meet Mile Run (I) 3 5:27.4 3
04/03/1976 Troy Relays Mile Run 2 5:35.6 4
04/03/1976 Troy Relays Two-Mile Relay 1 9:51 1.25
04/24/1976 Becky Boone Relays Two-Mile Relay 1 9:38.5 1.25
04/30/1976 Southern Championship Three-Mile Run 2 18:05.0 4
1977 Season
01/29/1977 Lady Tiger Invitational Three-Mile Run (I) 3 18:43.5 3
03/05/1977 Florida 5000 Meters 1 19:05 5
03/05/1977 Florida 3000 Meters 3 1
04/24/1977 Lady Seminole Invitational 3000 Meters 1 10:42.5 5
1978 Season
04/21/1978 Auburn 5000 Meters 3 1
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