Cheshire’s Kobylanski Receives College Sports ‘Volunteer 15’ Honor

CHESHIRE, CT — (From Albertus Magnus College): Cheshire’s Michael Kobylanski has been recognized by the College Sports Communicators (formerly CoSIDA) as a part of its "Volunteer 15" program for the eighth consecutive year.

Kobylanski, Athletic Director at Albertus Magnus College, was involved with several initiatives during the course of the 2021-22 academic year. He served as coach in his hometown of Cheshire in conjunction with Cheshire Youth Baseball. He served as an instructor for a section of a First-Year Experience course while at the University of Connecticut Avery Point.

Kobylanski is also a member of the CoSIDA Job Seekers Committee and has been a contributor to the organization's Job Primer for young professionals. In total, he accumulated nearly 50 volunteer hours during the year.

The Volunteer 15 program is an initiative to get members more involved in their communities. The program is designed to help promote the great efforts and success our members have in their communities. To qualify, members had to volunteer at least 15 hours during the school year. The program is administered by the Goodwill and Wellness Committee.