More than 30 volunteers, all of them Bryant University students, have worked on this project. About half of the volunteers are student-athletes on the men's and women's basketball teams. Several members of the Bryant Bulldog football team are also participating.

These volunteers have worked hard to provide a terrific opportunity for kids participating in this program.

2005 Volunteers during First Annual camp:

Mario Correia	John Williams	Dan Hammond	Jon Ezeokoli
AJ Mahar	John Fogarty	Megan Peper	Lynne-Ann Kokoski
Abby Lesneski	Lauren Rubenoff	Joanna Skiba	Erin Murphy
Emily Sauck

Dan Klotz taught courses in Sociology at Bryant University and, online, through Skidmore College University Without Walls. The 'SuperMario Bulldog Basketball Extravaganza' is a class project originally started with two student-athletes in Dan's 'Race and Ethnicity' course this spring: John Williams, of Springfield, MA, and Dan Hammond of Brunswick, ME. Dan has created more than a dozen community service projects such as this throughout the United States over the past decade. He is former President of the New England Sociological Association (NESA), a member of the Board of Directors of Capeverdean American Community Development (CACD), and the founder of Unity RI, a celebration of multiculturalism and diversity held annually during the month of February.

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• Joe D'Ambrose
• Lynne-Ann Kokoski

• Joe D'Ambrose
• Joanna Skiba

Joe D'Ambrose is a student at Bryant University, majoring in Sociology and Economics with a minor in Business Administration. He creates and maintains this webpage for the SuperMario Bulldog Basketball Camp Extravaganza.

Joe owns and operates his own website and graphic design business: Normal Kings, Inc. For more information, visit NormalKings.com.

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Many thanks to the following Bryant University student volunteers:

Many thanks to the Bryant University Dance Team for their participation in the camp!