She is a recipient of numerous awards including the 2000 Women's Sports Foundation Journalism Award, the Henry Luce Foundation Fellowship and the Rotary Foundation Graduate Fellowship. October 4, 2000. Susan Brownell, Department of Anthropology, University of Missouri, whose research focuses on China, rituals of state, and uses of sport and the body. The panel event overlapped the 2000 Summer Olympic Games in Sydney, and the Games served as the crucial point of departure and focus. April 11, 2000.
Successful people have a vision.
Successful people make a difference. Along with her Olympic success, Shannon Miller coached the Canadian women's national team which captured a fourth consecutive gold medal at the Women's World Ice Hockey Championships in 1997. A native of Saskatchewan, Miller competed in four Canadian National Championships as a player. She has also received the prestigious Canadian Advancement of Women in Sport Award for her ground-breaking successes in women's sports throughout Canada. October 19, 1999.