of Education (Remote near Houston, TX) in Remote in Houston, TXĬustomer Service Representative – Dept. If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT todayįor similar content and opportunities via email!Ĭustomer Service Representative, Bilingual Haitian Creole in New York, NYĬustomer Service Representative, Bilingual Spanish in Rochester, NYĬonstruction Superintendent in Denver, COīilingual Customer Service Representative – Dept. I want to thank President (John) Rudley and Charles McClelland for making this a wonderful opportunity for myself and my family." "All of my family members are excited about my return. "It's a blessing to have the opportunity to come back to my hometown and coach," said Wells-Broughton. She also earned a master's degree in education administration from TCU. As a player at Grambling State, she earned all-conference honors and helped GSU earn its first-ever trip the NCAA Tournament in 1994.īefore enrolling at Grambling State, Wells-Broughton spent two years at Howard Junior College in Big Spring, Texas where she was named a Kodak All-American.Ī native of Houston, Wells-Broughton received her bachelor's degree in psychology from Grambling State in 1995 and was awarded her master's degree in sports administration from GSU in 1997. No stranger to the Southwestern Athletic Conference, Wells-Broughton played from 1992-94 for Grambling State University. At Paul Quinn, she was responsible for all phases of the program for the NAIA school and also served in a dual capacity as academic coordinator. When she left, the school owned a 50-game conference winning streak and a 78-game regular season winning streak.īroughton-Wells served for two seasons as the head women's basketball coach at Paul Quinn College in Dallas. During her tenure on the JUCO level, she helped Trinity Valley post a 126-8 (.940) record and saw 19 of its players sign National Letters of Intent to play Division I basketball. She helped to guide the team into the NCAA Tournament all three seasons.įrom 2000-04 Wells-Broughton served as an assistant at Trinity Valley Community College. In her three years at TCU, the Horned Frogs posted a 63-33 record. Prior to her stint at LSU, Wells-Broughton served as an assistant coach at Texas Christian University from 2004-07. I'm not looking at this as a challenge, but an opportunity to raise the bar and take the program to new heights." "It's truly both an honor and a privilege to have the opportunity to help lead the women's basketball program at Texas Southern University," said Wells-Broughton. During her inaugural year at LSU, she helped guide the team to its fifth straight Final Four and its third Southeastern Conference regular season title in four years. Wells-Broughton comes to TSU after serving one year as an assistant coach at LSU under former WNBA Houston Comets Coach Van Chancellor. We look forward to her taking our women's basketball program to the pinnacle of athletic excellence in the classroom and on the court." "The experience that Coach Wells-Broughton brings from all levels of coaching is one that we are extremely excited about having at the university. "She brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in all aspects of the game. "We're pleased to have a person like Coach Wells-Broughton coming from a national powerhouse program like LSU," said McClelland. HOUSTON – Texas Southern University Director of Athletics Charles McClelland has announced the hiring of LSU assistant coach Yolanda Wells-Broughton as the Lady Tigers new head women's basketball coach. Posted By: Kenyana Madison on July 25, 2008
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