Michelle Gordon
For the Australian jurist, see Michelle Gordon (judge).
| Michelle Gordon | |
|---|---|
| Born |
Tyna Michelle Gordon April 3, 1960 Chicago, Illinois, United States |
| Style | Taekwondo |
| Rank | 4th degree black belt in taekwondo |
| Years active | 1971–Present |
| Occupation | Martial arts Instructor |
| Website | http://www.nctkd2xcell.com |
Tyna Michelle Gordon (pronounced Tina) (born April 3, 1960) is a national and international award-winning American martial artist. As for her full-time career, since 2005 Gordon has been a library technician in the acquisitions department of the North Carolina Central University School of Law.[1]
Biography
Personal life
Some of her many accolades are the following:
- 1997 — Most Caring Coach Award – USA Weekend Magazine, Arlington, VA[2][3]
- 1997 — Most Caring Coach Award – Herald-Sun Newspaper, Durham, NC[4]
- 1998 — Presidential Diploma – World Tae kwon Do Federation, Seoul, Korea
- 1998 — Tae Kwon Do Training Certificate – The World Tae Kwon Do Academy, Seoul, Korea
- 1999 — Presidential Diploma – World Tae kwon Do Federation, Seoul, Korea
- 1999 — Tae Kwon Do Training Certificate – The World Tae Kwon Do Academy, Seoul, Korea
- 2000 — Presidential Diploma – World Tae kwon Do Federation, Seoul, Korea
- 2000 — Tae Kwon Do Training Certificate – The World Tae Kwon Do Academy, Seoul, Korea
- 2001 — Presidential Diploma – World Tae kwon Do Federation, Seoul, Korea
- 2001 — Tae Kwon Do Training Certificate – The World Tae Kwon Do Academy, Seoul, Korea
See also
References
- ↑ Linked In Michelle Gordon
- ↑ Salvoza, M. Franco, McNichol, Tom and Michelle Hatty. 1997 Most Caring Coach Awards. USA Weekend Magazine, December 5–7, 1997
- ↑ Brewington, Kelly. Durham Tae kwon Do teacher recognized as one of nation’s top coaches. The Herald-Sun Newspaper, December 7, 1997, p. B3.
- ↑ December 10, 1997 issue of The Herald-Sun Newspaper, p. C9.
8.^ Brewington, Kelly. Honesty! “Caring Coach returns $3,730”. The Herald-Sun Newspaper, February 25, 1998.
9.^ Seward, Chris: "Learning for a lifetime- Getting His Kicks" The Durham News, March 26, 2005.
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