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Cosidacode of Ethics CoSIDA50th Anniversary Edition CoSIDA Membership & Workshop Figures Workshop CoSIDA Workshop 1987 Portland 1426 701 Year Site Membership Att. 1988 Kansas City 1361 855 1957 Chicago 102* 1989 Washington 1467 1122 1958 Chicago 125* 1990 Houston 1627 947 1959 Chicago 132* 1991 San Francisco 1669 915 1960 Chicago --- 1992 Lexington 1706 989 1961 Chicago 136* 1993 Atlanta 1810 987 1962 Chicago 145* 1994 Chicago 1804 1030 1963 Chicago 176 1995 Denver 1772 903 1964 Chicago 178 1996 Boston 1803 1056 1965 Chicago --- 1997 New Orleans 1825 1060 1966 Chicago --- 1998 Spokane 1812 609 1967 Chicago --- 1999 Orlando 1839 1195 1968 Chicago --- 2000 St. Louis 1855 980 1969 Chicago --- 2001 San Diego 1877 1065 1970 Chicago --- 2002 Rochester 1888 748 1971 Chicago --- 2003 Cleveland 1954 780 1972 New Orleans --- 2004 Calgary 1961 496 1973 Denver 314 2005 Philadelphia 1946 783 1974 St. Paul 290 2006 Nashville 2192 726 1975 Houston 623 303 2007 San Diego 2216 ? 1976 Cincinnati 671 335 * CoSIDA Members Only. All other figures 1977 Los Angeles 550 312 combined members and families. 1978 Atlanta 510 415 1979 Chicago 593 458 1980 Kansas City 944 495 1981 Philadelphia 984 639 1982 Dallas 1077 651 1983 San Diego 1170 610 1984 St. Louis 1304 714 1985 Boston 1341 904 1986 Nashville 1360 836 CONTENTS 2006-07 CoSIDA Board of Directors .......................................................................................... 2 CoSIDA Code of Ethics ............................................................................................................... 3 CoSIDA Constitution ................................................................................................................ 4-6 District Breakdowns and Future Workshop Sites ................................................................... 7 Looking Back to 1958, by Nick Vista ...................................................................................... 8-9 Important Dates in CoSIDA History ........................................................................................ 10 Publications Then and Now ..................................................................................................... 11 All-time Past Presidents ....................................................................................................... 12-16 All-time Treasurer’s and Secretaries ....................................................................................... 17 Past Officers and Executive Committees .......................................................................... 18-25 CoSIDA Hall of Fame Finds a Home .................................................................................. 26-27 CoSIDA Awards Then and Now ............................................................................................... 28 All-time CoSIDA Award Winners ........................................................................................ 29-38 Workshops Then and Now ....................................................................................................... 39 CoSIDA’s Student-Athlete Award Programs ...................................................................... 40-41 CoSIDA Board Contact Information ....................................................................................... 42 Photo Gallery ............................................................................................................................. 43 CoSIDA President 2007 CoSIDA Award Winners ................................................................................................... 44 Doug Dull, Maryland Future Workshop Sites..............................................................................................Inside Back Who to Contact inCoSIDA PRESIDENT Doug Dull (Maryland) - The president will answer AT-LARGE REPRESENTATIVES Carol Hudson (Old Domin- questions about committee assignments and the workshop in general, ion), Judy Willson (Sun Belt Conference), Will Roleson (Ho- and can provide information on the organization. rizon League), Lawrence Fan (San Jose State) - The at-large representatives may be contacted for matters that are brought before FIRST VICE PRESIDENT Charles Bloom (Southeastern the board and each works closely with the vice presidents, secretary Conference) - The first vice president is in charge of the CoSIDA and treasurer. They work closely with the second vice president in Workshop program. helping with the social program at the annual workshop. SECOND VICE PRESIDENT Nick Joos (Baylor) - The second COLLEGE DIVISION REPRESENTATIVES Blake Timm vice president serves as the social chair and is responsible for setting (Pacific), April Emory (Elizabeth City State), Jim Seavey up social functions. (Stonehill), Kent Cherrington (Plymouth State), Bill Wagner (Depauw), Eric McDowell (Union) - Contact these people if you THIRD VICE PRESIDENT Justin Doherty (Wisconsin) - The are a college division member and would like to bring an item to third vice president is in charge of awards. He receives nomina- the attention of the board. They are also the people to contact if tions for the Arch Ward, Jake Wade, Warren Berg, Good Person and you have suggestions for the college division program at the 2007 25-year awards. He also receives the names of those who are due workshop . They head up the table topics when they are part of the lifetime awards, which go to those who are retiring with at least 25 workshop program. years of full-time service to the sports information profession. He also oversees the other CoSIDA awards such as the Bill Esposito DIRECTOR OF ONLINE SERVICES Jamie Joss - Jamie is in Award, the Academic All-America programs, the Writing Contest charge of the CoSIDA website, www.cosida.com. Contact him with and the Publications Contests. He is in charge of the Hall of Fame story ideas, job postings, transactions or any other news or informa- selection process. tion relating to the organization. SECRETARY Jeff Hodges (North Alabama) - Jeff answers ques- tions about the Digest and Directory. Send him material you’d like DIRECTOR OF MARKETING Ed Carpenter (Boston) - Ed is in printed in the Digest. his fifth year as director of marketing and is responsible for securing corporate partners for the organization. He will aid the second vice TREASURER Dave Wohlhueter (Ithaca, NY) - Dave is the president in lining up sponsors for the annual workshop. person to contact in reference to all financial matters including the membership dues. Send him address changes during the year. New memberships should go to Dave. 1 2006-07 CoSIDA Board of Directors PRESIDENT Judy Willson Bill Wagner Doug Dull University of Louisiana-Monroe Depauw University University of Maryland Malone Stadium PO Box 37 PO Box 295 308 Stadium Drive Greencastle IN 46135 College Park, MD 20742-0295 Monroe, LA 71209-2500 (765) 658-4630 (301) 314-7064 (318) 342-5463 Fax: (765) 653-7395 Fax: (301) 314-9094 Fax: (318) 342-5464 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Eric McDowell FIRST VICE PRESIDENT Lawrence Fan Union College Charles Bloom San Jose State University 807 Union Street Southeastern Conference 1 Washington Square Schenectady NY 12308 2201 Arrington Blvd. N. San Jose, CA 95192 (518) 388-6170 Birmingham AL 35203 (408) 924-1217 Fax: (518) 388-6514 (205) 458-3010 Fax: (408) 924-1291 Email: [email protected] Fax: (205) 458-3030 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] PAST PRESIDENTS Will Roleson SECOND VICE PRESIDENT Joe Hernandez Horizon League Ball State University Nick Joos Suite 500 Baylor University HP 120 Pan American Plaza 200 West University Avenue 150 Bear Run 201 S. Capitol Ave Waco, TX 76711 Muncie, IN 47306 Indianapolis, IN 46225 (765) 285-8242 (254) 710-3043 (317) 237-5606 Fax: (254) 710-1369 Fax: (765) 285-8929 Fax: (317) 237-5620 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] THIRD VICE PRESIDENT Rod Commons (2004-05) Justin Doherty COLLEGE DIVISION REPRESENTATIVE Washington State University University of Wisconsin PO Box 641602 1440 Monroe Street Blake Timm Pacific University Pullman, WA 99164-1602 Madison, WI 53711 (509) 335-2684 (608) 262-1811 2043 College Way Forest Grove OR 97116 Fax: (509) 335-0267 Fax: (608) 262-8184 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] (503) 352-2161 Fax: (503) 352-2286 Pete Moore (2001-02) SECRETARY/DIGEST EDITOR Email: [email protected] Syracuse University Jeff Hodges 102 Manley Field House University of North Alabama April Emory Syracuse, NY 13244-5020 PO Box 5038 Elizabeth City State University (315) 443-2608 Florence, AL 35632 1704 Weeksville Road Fax: (315) 443-2076 (256) 765-4595 Elizabeth City, NC 27909 Email: [email protected] Fax: (256) 765-4659 (252) 335-3278 Email: [email protected] Fax: (252) 335-3627 Email: [email protected] EX-OFFICIO TREASURER DIRECTOR OF MARKETING Dave Wohlhueter Jim Seavey Ed Carpenter 202 Tudor Road Stonehill College Boston University Ithaca, NY 14850 320 Washington Street 285 Babcock Street (607) 273-5891 Easton, MA 02357 Boston, MA 02215 Fax: (607) 273-5891 (508) 565-1352 (617) 358-3990 Email: [email protected] Fax: (508) 565-1504 Fax: (617) 353-5286 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] AT-LARGE REPRESENTATIVES Carol Hudson Kent Cherrington DIRECTOR OF ON-LINE Old Dominion University Plymouth State University SERVICES Room 124 MSC 32, PE Center 109 Jamie Joss Athletic Administration Building Holderness Road (386) 322-0002 Norfolk, VA 23529-0201 Plymouth, NH 03264 Fax: 866
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