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Eastern Michigan University Associate AD for Media Relations 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS AND QUICK FActS EMUE Table of Contents University President .................................................................................................................................James M. Smith, PhD. 2 Schedule Location .......................................................................................................................................Ypsilanti, Michigan 3 EMU Quick Facts/ToC Founded ..................................................................................................................................................................1849 4 EMU Media Relations Enrollment .......................................................................................................................................................... 22,638 Nickname .............................................................................................................................................................Eagles AGL 5 Roster Colors .....................................................................................................................................Green (349) and White 6 Head Coach Peter Linn Conference..............................................................................................................................Mid-American (MAC) E 7 Diving Coach Buck Smith Home Venue ................................................................................................................................. Jones Natatorium S . 7 Assistant Coach Tracy Martin CO Athletic Department 8 2017-18 in Review President ................................................................................................................................James M. Smith, Ph.D. M 9 2018 MAC Championship Results Vice President/Director of Athletics.............................................................................................. Scott Wetherbee 10 History Senior Associate AD/Administration .....................................................................................................Erin Kido Senior Associate AD/Development ................................................................................................Dan McLean 13 Top Performances Senior Associate AD/External Affairs ...............................................................................................................Andy Rowdon 14 Honors Associate AD for Business Operations ...................................................................................Stacie McMullen 15 All-Americans Associate AD for Sports Medicine ........................ .........................................................................Gretchen Buskirk Associate AD for Compliance ............................................................................................... Matthew Jakobsze 16 Mid-American Conference Associate AD for SASS .......................................................................................................................Karen Schiferl 17 Eastern Michigan University Associate AD for Media Relations ....................................................................................................Greg Steiner 25 Board of Regents Assistant AD for Development .........................................................................................................Britta Brown 26 AD Scott Wetherbee Assistant AD for Equipment Operations .......................................................................................Ben Herman Assistant AD for Marketing .....................................................................................................Ricky Zum Mallen 27 NCAA Compliance Faculty Athletics Representative ........................ ...................................................................... Dr. Edward Sidlow 28 The EMU Identity Director of Ticket Sales and Operations .................................. .......................................................................... Jeff Czachowski 29 Eagle Pride Director of Facilities and Operations ............................................................................................ Adam Martin Swimming Staff Head Coach ................................................................................................................................................. Peter Linn Women’s Record at EMU (Years)........................................................................................................86-38-1 (14) Women’s MAC Record at EMU (Years) .................................................................................................59-23 (14) Office phone .........................................................................................................................................734.487.0463 Diving Coach .............................................................................................................................................Buck Smith Assistant Head Coach ..........................................................................................................................Tracy Martin 2017-18 Team Information Media Relations 2017-18 record .............................. 8-1 (4-0 MAC) Assoc. AD/Media Relations ................................................................................................................Greg Steiner Finish .....................................................................2nd Assistant Director ............................................................................................................................. Katie Gonzales Assistant Director .................................................................................................................................Kyler Ludlow Grad. Asst./Swimming Contact ....................................................................................................Maddie Heaps Graduate Assistant ...................................................................................................................................Tim Hepler Graduate Assistant ....................................................................................................................Trent Hanselmann Office phone .........................................................................................................................................734.487.0317 Heaps E-mail ...........................................................................................................................mheaps@emich.edu Heaps Cell...............................................................................................................................................510.332.5247 Mailing Address: .......................................................................................................................... 799 Hewitt Road .......................................................................................................................................................Convocation Center .......................................................................................................................................................................... Room 307 ........................................................................................................................................................Ypsilanti, MI 48197 Web site .................................................................................................................................www.EMUEagles.com Eagle All-Access Catch interviews of Eastern Michigan student-athletes and coaches only on Eagle All-Access, the official video Media Guide Photography by: source for EMU Athletics. Log-on to EMUEagles.com Walt Middleton for more information. The 2018-19 EMU Swimming & Diving Media Guide is pro- Steve King vided as a service to accredited media and opponents. Kevin Doak (EMUswim.com) Information is current as of Oct. 19, 2018. Andrew Mascharka Credits Layout and Design .........................Maddie Heaps Assistant Editors ...Katie Gonzales, Kyler Ludlow, Greg Steiner 3 EMU ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS EMU ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS DIRECTIONS TO JONES NATATORIUM From the North - U.S. 23 to Washtenaw Avenue (exit 37A); head east on Washtenaw to Oak- wood; turn left on Oakwood and Greg Steiner Katie Gonzales Kyler Ludlow Maddie Heaps Tim Hepler Trent Hanselmann proceed to the parking garage on the east side of the street at Assistant Athletic Director/Media Relations ................................... Greg Steiner the bottom of the hill on Struc- Office Phone .............................................................................................................................734.487.0317 Cellular Phone ..........................................................................................................................734.845.1132 ture Drive. The three buildings E-mail ....................................................................................................................greg.steiner@emich.edu are just to the east of the park- Primary Sports Covered ...............................................................................................Football and Golf ing garage. Athletic Media Relations Graduate Assistant .............................. Katie Gonzales Office Phone .............................................................................................................................734.487.0318 From the South - see above Cellular Phone ..........................................................................................................................773.512.6079
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