NFL Officiating Academy

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NFL Officiating Academy

The National Football League and the New York City Housing Authority have partnered to establish the NFL Officiating Academy. The objective of the program is to provide men and women, with the critical skills necessary to become a game official. The program also aims to teach valuable life skills, and provide participants with potential opportunities for careers in sports officiating.

Deadline: June 14 - Contact Curtis Williams at 212-306-3338 or e-mail Curtis.Williams@nycha.nyc.gov to schedule an appointment.


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