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Since 2002, 1855 athletes from 35 nations have competed and trained with the ATLANTA DITC.

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London 2012 WUOC House™
London 2012 WUOC House™

During the London 2012 Olympic Games: July 27 - August 12, 2012

Museum of London (July 25, 2012 - Aug 12, 2012)

The London 2012 WUOC House™ is the official venue for the 46 Olympic cities that hosted since 1896 the Olympic Games and Youth Olympic Games (YOG), and also cities that will host future Olympic Games and YOG (Sochi 2014, Nanjing 2014 YOG, Lillehammer 2016 YOG, Rio de Janeiro 2016, and PyeongChang 2018).  The World Union of Olympic Cities (WUOC) mandated ATLANTA 1996 to create and manage the London 2012 WUOC House™.
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Beijing Sport University (BSU) & Sports Officials Training Center of General Administration of Sports of China Delegation
Beijing Sport University (BSU) & Sports Officials Training Center of General Administration of Sports of China Delegation

Meeting ATLANTA DITC and Institutional Partners

Atlanta, GA (November 4, 2011)

Today, Friday November 4, 2011, a Beijing Sport University (BSU) & Sports Officials Training Center of General Administration of Sports of China Delegation led by BSU Vice President Dr. Wang Fen met all day with the ATLANTA DITC and Georgia Perimeter College (GPC), as well as other institutional partners of the ATLANTA DITC. The BSU delegations visited: the Emory University Woodruff PE Center, the Dunwoody GPC Campus, the ATLANTA DITC campus at Brook Run, the Little Creek Horse Farm, the Emory University Sports Medicine Center, and finally the Georgia Institute of Technology (GA Tech) Campus Recreational Center (CRC) that houses the official Atlanta 1996 Olympic Games swimming and diving venue.  At 18:45, during the last meeting with BSU at ATLANTA DITC headquarters, Noah Downer, City of Atlanta, Director for International Affairs came to greet the BSU delegation on behalf of HE Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed.
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