Look
For The
Handicapped Scuba Association
Training Center Of New Jersey
At
Beneath The Sea
March 26-28, 2010
World's
Premier Marine Life Artist
Wyland
Stops By The HSA Booth 2006 to wish us well.
Please
Visit Our Friend Wyland
Look
For The
Handicapped Scuba Association
Training Center Of New Jersey
At The Ocean
Wreck Divers Scuba Fleamarket
Held At The Toms River
Intermediate West School
150 Intermediate West Way
Toms River, New Jersey
February , 2010
9:00a.m. to 2:00p.m.
Sean
and Patrick
Take GrandPop Dave and GrandMom Eileen Swope
On a tour of the Ocean Wreck Divers Fleamarket
The
Handicapped
Scuba Association
Training Center Of New Jersey
Teams Up With Project NEMO
And
The Albert Einstein Society.
We proudly announce the certification
of two more divers
Jen and Terry.
The
Handicapped Scuba Association
Training Center Of New Jersey
Will Be
Holding An
Instructors Training Course(ITC)
On The Following Dates:
August
21 - 23 , 2009
Freehold,
NJ
Contact
stew@hsanjscuba.com
The
Handicapped Scuba Association Of New Jersey
Awards Armand Zighand of Beneath The Sea
For His Outstanding Service And Continued
Support In Promoting Handicapped Scuba Diving
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Ms
Wheelchair California
Susan Rotchy
Takes The Plunge
Stewart
Snyder III Of HSA and Jeffery Boyd Salgo
of Aquarock Productions speak at the
2004 United Cerebral Palsy Conference In Boston Ma.
On The Sport Of Handicapped Diving
The
Handicapped Scuba Association
Training Center Of New Jersey
Makes The News!!
Drew Levinson,
Correspondent CBS Newspath
Reports from Summit NJ on handicapped scuba
diving and the Breaking Free Documentary.
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Stewart Snyder is presented the Frances
Black Humanitarian Award in
Healthcare from Maryann Roper, CentraState Health Awareness
Center Director
Friend’s Health Connection
November 2008
10th Annual Frances
Black Humanitarian Award
in Healthcare
presented to
Stewart W. Snyder
III
Health Educator and Scuba Diving Director
CentraState Medical Center
A master scuba diving instructor with the Professional
Association of Diving Instructors and a Course Director
with the Handicapped Scuba Association International, Mr.
Snyder donates his time and skills teaching scuba diving
to special needs populations at CentraState Medical Center.
His classes are designed to be physically and mentally therapeutic
for children and adults with conditions that affect motor
and communication skills, such as autism, down syndrome,
multiple sclerosis and cerebral palsy.
Stewart also works with severely wounded U.S. veterans
from Iraq and Afghanistan, giving these heroes a sense of
worth, ability, fun and purpose again.
Stewart explains that “Water gives us a freedom and
empowerment over our bodies that can’t be experienced
on land.” Scuba diving further improves the ability
to follow directions and to communicate. It also strengthens
social skills and builds self-confidence, which many children
never developed and some of the adults had long lost.
Stewart Snyder is an exceptional individual who volunteers
his time making people feel better about themselves, by
teaching them to accomplish what they thought was beyond
their capacity. He works to improve the quality of life
for those around him and, in the process, helps them to
live life to their fullest potential.
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The Diver Of
The Year Medal of Excellence is conferred for major contributions
in public service, safety, science, environment, the arts,
or education.
BENEATH
THE SEA DIVER’S OF THE YEAR 2009
DR. GLENN EGSTROM - SERVICE, STEWART W. SNYDER III - SERVICE,
EDWARD A. BETTS – EDUCATION, LEE SELISKY – SERVICE,
DR. JOSE JONES – EDUCATION
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