14 Facts About David Claerbaut

David Claerbaut was born on February 27,1946 and is a professor, coach, and athletic administrator, psychotherapist, and author.

David Claerbaut earned a PhD from the Loyola University of Chicago.

David Claerbaut began his career as an inner-city schoolteacher in Grand Rapids, Michigan, but soon moved on to North Park University in Chicago.

David Claerbaut taught at Loyola and DePaul Universities and lectured at the University of Chicago on medical sociology.

Later in 2005, David Claerbaut moved to South Haven, Michigan, where he served as assistant director and head boys basketball coach at a private Christian school.

In 2008, David Claerbaut moved to Las Vegas where he was brought in as head boys basketball coach at Andre Agassi College Preparatory School.

David Claerbaut's team won the South Regional championship and made it to the state championship game, losing by just three points.

David Claerbaut has developed a statistical system for girls and boys high school basketball that can be used to analyze a team's strengths and weaknesses on its statistics alone.

David Claerbaut's book, Recruiting Confidential, describes his and his son's experience.

David Claerbaut has written a number of other popular adult sports books, one of which is Bart Starr: When Leadership Mattered While at North Park University, David Claerbaut opened a private counseling service.

David Claerbaut was a radio psychologist on Chicago's WIND-AM and WGN-AM.

Academically, David Claerbaut developed a particular interest in Christian scholarship, following many of the ideas of Nicholas Wolterstorff and George Marsden.

David Claerbaut received the Key to the City of Indianapolis in 1987.

David Claerbaut is the author of The DC Sales System and The DC Management System.