A world of difference for Anthony Kelley By Bob Condotta Seattle Times staff reporter http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=20021225&slug=anthonykelley25 Anthony Kelley is asked what he thinks he might be doing five, 10 years from now. “I’m not predicting the future,” he said, pondering the fact that in the past two years he has completed his undergraduate degree at Washington,…
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Anthony’s commitment to diversity and inclusiveness is exemplified by his past leadership in the areas of recruitment and outreach at the University of Washington Bothell. Learn more about diversity and his perspectives in this short video.
Kelley Finally Hopes To Put Himself In Position To Excel By Bud Withers Seattle Times Staff Reporter http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=19990404&slug=2953321 A WHIRLWIND HIGH-SCHOOL career kept Anthony Kelley from putting down roots, but the Washington Husky could see steady growth at outside linebacker. He’s here. He’s there. He’s gone. He’s back. Settle in, Anthony Kelley, the Washington football…
Husky Notebook — For UW’s Towns, Kelley, Pasadena Is A Home Game November 11, 1999 By Bud Withers Seattle Times Staff Reporter http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=19991111&slug=2994485 The games are big for the Huskies these days. They’re even bigger for some of the Washington players, like Lester Towns and Anthony Kelley. Towns and Kelley play this weekend against…
http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=20020616&slug=dancers16m Girls from a ghetto touch family’s heart By Gina Kim Seattle Times staff reporter To the intricate beating of drums, the South African Ipintombi dancers clapped their hands, shook their bodies and sent their ponytails flying through the air. Wearing green, orange and black and with their faces outlined with paint, the girls…
Anthony In The Seattle Times: UW To Seek Waiver For Recruit By Percy Allen Seattle Times Staff Reporter http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=19980807&slug=2765369 The Huskies might reclaim a prize recruit they believed had slipped away. Two days ago, Washington Coach Jim Lambright said Anthony Kelley of Altadena, Calif., had not achieved a qualifying score on the SAT, which prevented…
Huskies Bone Up In Postseason Practices By Percy Allen Seattle Times Staff Reporter http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=19981216&slug=2789339 Young players will benefit from the extra sessions Washington gets to prepare for the Oahu Bowl. Washington has enjoyed such a bonus in 17 of the past 19 bowl-eligible seasons. The payoff won’t arrive any time soon. Football practice in…
Promising UW Recruits Fall Short On SAT By Percy Allen Seattle Times Staff Reporter http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=19980805&slug=2764938 When summer football practice begins a week from today, the University of Washington Huskies will be without two of their best players from a mediocre recruiting class. Linebacker Anthony Kelley and receiver Antonio Cook failed to score high enough…
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Anthony L. Kelley is more than just an accomplished professional; he is a beacon of hope and inspiration for anyone seeking to overcome obstacles and reach their full potential. By sharing his journey, knowledge, and passion through Anthony Kelley Consulting and his thought-provoking films, Anthony empowers others to transform their lives and achieve success beyond their wildest dreams. We invite you to explore Anthony’s site and services, where you will discover the tools and inspiration to revive, transform, and thrive on your journey.
As part of his transformative journey, Anthony produced “A Journey Through Conflict and Identity” and “A Film Epilogue – The Walk Never Ends.” The first film is a powerful tool that captures the process of Anthony taking individual accountability for his life actions while facing his internal trauma and understanding the impact of unresolved issues. The film showcases the tools and practices he developed to manage these challenges and serves as a teaching tool for others to benefit from self-investigation and self-awareness.
His passion for service took him to various countries around the world, including South Africa, Nepal, and Egypt, where he volunteered with local nonprofit organizations, schools, and communities, raising money and providing educational support for the youth. These experiences broadened his perspective in spiritual, physical, and mental development and ignited his commitment to serve and inspire others, ultimately leading him to set aside his NFL aspirations and focus on his academic and service endeavors.
During his time at the university, Anthony underwent a profound transformation that led to a newfound commitment to education, integrity, and dignity. As a testament to his athletic prowess, he was part of the University of Washington’s football team that won the 2000 Rose Bowl championship against Purdue. This victory served as a milestone in his life, but Anthony’s academic accomplishments soon took center stage. He earned a Bachelor of Arts and Sciences and a Masters in Education Leadership and Policy Studies. Through service, community involvement, and academic excellence, Anthony earned numerous awards and recognitions, setting the stage for a life dedicated to empowering others.
Throughout his impressive 22-year career, Anthony has worked with professionals and organizations in various roles, such as Director of Student Diversity & Outreach at Washington State University and the University of Washington, as well as an English teacher and basketball coach in Taiwan. Anthony’s dedication to social change, educational leadership, motivational speaking, life coaching, and athletic training has touched the lives of many, helping them find their purpose and reach their full potential.
