Category: USADA Voices

In this interview, USADA Doping Control Officer (DCO) Ann Miller explains the role and importance of chaperones in the testing process.

USADA has launched a program that gives office staff members the opportunity to also work as Doping Control Officers (DCOs).

Olympic curler Tyler George hopes to help athletes view anti-doping as a shared responsibility that can lead to a level playing field for all athletes.

Amanda Elmore impresses the importance of a level playing field on the next generation of elite athletes as a USADA Anti-Doping Education Athlete Presenter.

Learn more about one of USADA’s most veteran Doping Control Officers (DCOs) and Regional Team Leads (RTLs), Arnold Thomas.

Many members of the USADA staff are dedicated to serving their communities through volunteer work with diverse organizations and causes.

Scott Davern wants to help USADA continually reach more athletes and make e-learning increasingly effective, while also finding new ways to connect with athletes.

USADA staff members are committed to giving back to their communities in a variety of capacities and with various organizations in Colorado and beyond.

After a long career as a successful 400m hurdler, Lashinda Demus is now working to make that sport better by tackling doping.