Jack Van Valkenburgh

Jack Van Valkenburgh has worked on various productions as a set lighting designer. These include movies and television series such as Ruth Spurloch on Castle. In addition, he has taught classes on lighting programming.

Coach VanValkenburgh joins OCC after coaching the defensive unit at Cazenovia College of the Northeast Athletic Athletic Conference for four seasons and helping lead them to victory at the 2018 NJCAA national championship tournament.

Early Life and Education

Coach VanValkenburgh came to OCC from Cazenovia College Wildcats of the Northeast Athletic Athletic Conference where he served as Defensive Coordinator. Now in his first year at OCC he has led its defense to be among one of the premier units within its conference.

Lois Van Valkenburgh, 82, died December 24 at her home in Alexandria Virginia due to heart failure after working as a Capitol Hill lobbyist for UNICEF in the 1960s and serving as legislative aide for Mary Marshall in Richmond in the 1970s. She had also produced Virginia’s first voter guide in 1940 as well as advocating school desegregation efforts during this time frame while founding and chairing Alexandria Community Services Board for 10 years – activities in which she had taken an active part during this lifetime.

She was an active member of the League of Women Voters and led its campaign for poll tax repeal.

Professional Career

Jack Van Valkenburgh is a landscape architect who has contributed his services to projects at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum’s Monks Garden – an area connecting its historical building to its new addition – featuring historic elements while remaining contemporary in design. His designs combine historic with contemporary features.

He has also taught youth lacrosse and played professionally for the Albany Hornets of the National League, earning All-State honors for both track and cross country in high school.

Van Valkenburgh is an ideal candidate to serve as a defensive end in either a 4-3 or 3-4 system in the NFL, thanks to his quickness, underrated strength, and impressive leverage against tackles. Furthermore, his pass rush repertoire and reading screens make him an asset on defense.

Achievement and Honors

Jack Van Valkenburgh has had an immense impact on Caltech and organic chemistry worldwide, receiving numerous accolades along the way.

Van Valkenburgh played an integral part of both SUNY Morrisville and SUNY Cortland defensive teams during his time there, and earned team MVP awards during both junior and senior seasons as an outstanding third baseman. Since then he has become an immensely successful physical education teacher and athletic administrator at South Kortright Central School where he coaches varsity soccer, basketball and baseball – including currently coaching South Kortright’s Varsity Basketball League!

He has transformed Cazenovia’s defense into one of the best in NEAC conference. Along with coaching duties, he oversees recruiting efforts and other administrative responsibilities for Cazenovia Athletics. A true team player, he will do whatever is necessary to make their program better.

Personal Life

Jack Van Valkenburgh, a retired professional set lighting technician who made his debut with Ralph, the Waiter at American Film Institute student film school made headlines for his genre-spanning lighting design work on films like Leprechaun 5: In the Hood (Trimark Pictures 2000) and Mega Python Vs Gatoroid (Rondo Pictures, 2001).

Attila graduated from both SUNY Morrisville and Cortland in 1994 and 1996 respectively. Married to Christine, he has two sons Zachary and Jack whom he’s raised with their mother Christine in Fayetteville NY. Additionally he was involved with local club lacrosse coaching in Syracuse including 3d Rising and Orange Crush as well as having coaching experience at several High School Showcase events including 3d Rising and Orange Crush – but most importantly of all, his family continues to rely on him!

Net Worth

His set lighting debut came with Ralph, the Waiter – an American Film Institute student film. Since then he has made waves in genre filmmaking by serving as set lighting assistant on films like Miss Castaway and the Island Girls (2004), Leprechaun 5: In the Hood (2000), Chupacabra Terror (2005), Pizza Man (2011), Coop and Cami Ask the World (2018) and Deadwood (2019).

Jack Beckstead’s net worth has been estimated at an estimated total of around $1.48 Million dollars as of 30 November 2012. As of 30 November 2012, he owned over 45,112 units of Security National stock as of 30 November. Since 2012 he has made 3 trades involving this stock with his largest trade taking place on 31 December. To access phone numbers, emails addresses and more he can run a full report using our system.