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{{Coachbox|Name = John Barnes | {{Coachbox|Name = John Barnes | ||
|Image = Johnbarnes.png | |Image = Johnbarnes.png | ||
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| − | Dr. John Barnes attended NC State and got his Ph.D. in Operations Research at Virginia Tech. He started teaching at Maggie Walker in 1997, teaching BC Calculus, Mathematical Modeling, and Linear Algebra, among other subjects. | + | Dr. John Barnes attended NC State and got his Ph.D. in Operations Research at Virginia Tech. He started teaching at Maggie Walker in 1997, teaching BC Calculus, Mathematical Modeling, and Linear Algebra, among other subjects. He is currently retired, and living quietly somewhere in North Carolina, although Maggie Walker students insist that he remains watching over them in spirit. |
==Coaching== | ==Coaching== | ||
Dr. Barnes began coaching in 2000 as a mandatory administrative sponsor, but quickly became one of the premier coaches in high school quizbowl. Paradoxically he is a libertarian but strictly follows every insignificant rule or procedure, notably the speed limit. His laid back, hands off, style is probably effective, as he has coached several nationally competitive teams. Dr. Barnes won the [[Benjamin Cooper]] award from [[PACE]] in 2006. | Dr. Barnes began coaching in 2000 as a mandatory administrative sponsor, but quickly became one of the premier coaches in high school quizbowl. Paradoxically he is a libertarian but strictly follows every insignificant rule or procedure, notably the speed limit. His laid back, hands off, style is probably effective, as he has coached several nationally competitive teams. Dr. Barnes won the [[Benjamin Cooper]] award from [[PACE]] in 2006. | ||
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| + | |year = 2006 (with [[Bob Weiser]]) | ||
| + | |previous = [[Sue Korosa]] | ||
| + | |next = [[Julie Gittings]] | ||
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[[Category:Original QBWiki Page]] | [[Category:Original QBWiki Page]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:31, 10 December 2016
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| Past Teams Coached | Maggie Walker (2000-2013) | |||
| Stats | HDWhite NAQT page | |||
Dr. John Barnes attended NC State and got his Ph.D. in Operations Research at Virginia Tech. He started teaching at Maggie Walker in 1997, teaching BC Calculus, Mathematical Modeling, and Linear Algebra, among other subjects. He is currently retired, and living quietly somewhere in North Carolina, although Maggie Walker students insist that he remains watching over them in spirit.
Coaching
Dr. Barnes began coaching in 2000 as a mandatory administrative sponsor, but quickly became one of the premier coaches in high school quizbowl. Paradoxically he is a libertarian but strictly follows every insignificant rule or procedure, notably the speed limit. His laid back, hands off, style is probably effective, as he has coached several nationally competitive teams. Dr. Barnes won the Benjamin Cooper award from PACE in 2006.
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