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SUPPLEMENT NO. 6 DI Administration Cabinet 2/10

COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS

This supplement contains the current committee composition chart with a description of the vacancy, committee history, nominee list and nomination forms for the following committees:

1. Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports. 2. Minority Opportunities and Interests Committee. 3. Olympic Sports Liaison Committee. 4. Postgraduate Scholarship Committee. 5. Research Committee. 6. Committee on Sportsmanship and Ethical Conduct. 7. Walter Byers Scholarship Committee. 8. Committee on Women’s Athletics. 9. Division I Amateurism Fact-Finding Committee. (One reappointment and two vacancies.) 10. Division I Committee on Athletics Certification. 11. Division I Men’s Issues Committee. 12. Division I Women’s Basketball Issues Committee. 13. Division I Football Issues Committee. (Three reappointments.) 14. Division I Committee on Infractions. 15. Division I Legislative Review/Interpretations Committee. 16. Division I Progress Toward Degree Waiver Committee. 17. Division I Student-Athlete Reinstatement Committee. 18. Division I Baseball Committee. 19. Division I Men’s Basketball Committee. 20. Division I Women’s Basketball Committee. 21. Women’s Bowling Committee. 22. Men’s and Women’s Fencing Committee. (No nominees.) 23. Division I Committee. 24. Division I Football Championship Committee. (One reappointment and three vacancies.) 25. Division I Men’s Committee. 26. Division I Women’s Golf Committee. 27. Men’s Committee. (No nominees.) 28. Women’s Gymnastics Committee. 29. Division I Men’s Committee. 30. Women’s Ice Hockey Committee. 31. Division I Men’s Committee. 32. Division I Women’s Lacrosse Committee. 33. Men’s and Women’s Rifle Committee. 34. Division I Women’s Rowing Committee. 35. Division I Men’s Soccer Committee. 36. Division I Women’s Soccer. 37. Division I Softball Committee. 38. Division I Men’s and Women’s and Committee. 39. Division I Men’s and Women’s Committee. 40. Division I Men’s and Women’s Committee. 41. Men’s Committee. 42. Division I Women’s Volleyball Committee. 43. Men’s Committee. SUPPLEMENT NO. 6 DI Administration Cabinet 2/10 Page No. 2 ______

44. Division I Wrestling Committee. 45. Baseball Rules Committee. 46. Men’s Basketball Rules Committee. 47. Women’s Basketball Rules Committee. 48. Football Rules Committee. 49. Men’s and Women’s Ice Hockey Rules Committee. 50. Men’s Lacrosse Rules Committee. 51. Women’s Lacrosse Rules Committee. 52. Men’s and Women’s Soccer Rules Committee. 53. Women’s Volleyball Rules Committee.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association January 11, 2010 SKT 2009-10 COMMITTEE ON COMPETITIVE SAFEGUARDS AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS

Legislated 20 members total, including five positions allocated for men, five allocated for women. One student-athlete from each division shall serve as a member of the Requirements: committee. In Division II and Division III at least one representative will be a member of the Management Council as addressed in Bylaw 21.8 and 21.6. In Division I all subdivisions must be represented. • 2 AD or SWA (1 M/ 1F); • 1 coach; • 1 exercise physiology research; • 3 medicine (at least 1 F, 1 primary-care team • 1 M and 1 F athletic trainer (one must be responsible • 1 law; physician and 1 board-certified orthopedist); for total athletic training program); • 1 sports medicine research; • 1 Football Rules Committee; • 1 secondary school representative; • At least 5 M/5 W; • 2 at-large; • 1 drug testing experience • 1 expertise in drug education Policies: At least nine Division I members (all subdivisions), two Division II members, and two Division III members. CHAIR 1/06 – All divisions approved a proposal that would allow the committee chair’s term to be extended if he was appointed as chair with one year of LEGISLATION: less remaining on his or her four-year term. Vacancies: Three September 2010 Division I vacancies. Any subdivision. Two primary care team physicians (one female); one athletic trainer (male). Staff Liaisons: Mary Wilfert, David Klossner, Latrice Sales Chair: Debra Runkle (9/08-9/10) DIV. EM GEN POSITION NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13

FBS Y F P-C team Yvette Rooks Atlantic Coast Rooks* physician Univ of , College Park FBS N M Athletic Trainer Ron Courson Southeastern Courson* FCS N F at-large/assoc. ath. Brenna Ellis Southland Ellis Ellis* Trainer Univ of at San Antonio FCS Y M Drug education Doug Padron Northeast Padron Padron Pardon* Associate AD Monmouth University FBS N M Drug Testing Jeffrey Anderson Big East Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson* University of Connecticut FBS N M Board certified Felix Savoie Conference USA Savoie Savoie Savoie Savoie* orthopedist FCS N F Sports-medicine Lois Mattice Big Sky Mattice Mattice Mattice* research California State University, Associate AD Sacremento DI Y M Medicine – head Ken Akizuki West Coast Akizuki* team physician University of San Francisco FCS N M Exercise physiology Eric Hall Southern Hall Hall research Elon University DII N M Law James Morgan California Collegiate Morgan Morgan Morgan Morgan* California State University, Athletic Chico

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DIV. EM GEN POSITION NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13

II N F SWA Janet Bailey West Virginia Bailey* (Gober) (Gober) (Gober 9/14*) (N) (F) (SWA) Glenville State College Intercollegiate (Michelle Gober ( State Kutztown University of PA) Athletic) II N F Division II MC Brenda Stevens2 West Virginia Stevens2 Stevens2 Stevens2 SWA University of Charleston Intercollegiate (1/13*) III N F head swimming Susan Davis Centennial Davis Davis Davis Davis (9/14*) coach Swarthmore College III Y M Div. III MC/AD Jeff Martinez3 Southern California Martinez3 Martinez3 Martinez3 Martinez University of Redlands Intercollegiate Athletic (1/13*)3 III N F Athletic Trainer Debra Runkle Iowa Intercollegiate Runkle Runkle* University of Dubuque Athletic (one-year term (second one- extension) year term extension) Football Rules Committee N M Secondary School Bob Colgate National Federation of State High School Associations * Not eligible for reappointment. 2Term concurrent with service on Division II Management Council 3 Term concurrent with service on Division III Management Council

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COMMITTEE ON COMPETITIVE SAFEGUARDS AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Edward R. Eichner, MD Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-07 1-Sep-09 Marc Paul Boise State University Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Jerry Koloskie University of Nevada, Las Vegas Mountain West Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Tracy Ray Valley Conference 22-Sep-05 1-Sep-08 Gary Skrinar University 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Kim Harmon, M.D. University of Washington Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Megan McGrane University of Pittsburgh 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-07 Jennifer Palancia Shipp University of North Carolina at Greensboro Southern Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Jul-07 Donald L. Kaverman Southeast State University 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Jerry Weber University of Nebraska, Lincoln Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Margot Putukian, M.D. Ivy Group 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Michael Krauss Purdue University 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Lauren Costello Princeton University Ivy Group 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Matthew J. Mitten Marquette University Conference USA 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-05 Arthur D. Greene Hampton University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-04 21-Jul-05 Arnold F. Mazur Boston College Big East Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Hannah England Princeton University Ivy Group 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-04 Melinda L. Millard-Stafford Georgia Institute of Technology Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Amy Barr Eastern Illinois University Ohio Valley Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-03 Brian J. Sharkey University of Montana Big Sky Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-03 Letha Y. Griffin Georgia State University Atlantic Sun Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-03 Bryan W. Smith University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-02 Dale P. Mildenberger Utah State University Big West Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Gary Alan Green University of California, Los Angeles Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-02 Peter D. Carlon University of Texas at Arlington Southland Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Nicholas J. Cassisi University of Florida Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-97 2-Sep-01 Priscilla M. of , Amherst Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 William F. Arnet University of Missouri, Columbia Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-99 Bernard F. De Palma Ivy Group 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-98 Patricia A. Thomas Big East Conference 1-Sep-94 1-Sep-98 G. Dennis Wilson Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-90 1-Sep-97 Nicholas J. Cassisi University of Florida Southeastern Conference 6-Dec-95 1-Sep-97

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 6, 2010 COMMITTEE ON COMPETITIVE SAFEGUARDS AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS NOMINEES Physicians Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Sourov Poddar Head Team Physician University of Colorado, Boulder Big 12 Conference FBS M

Carrie Jaworski Head Team Physician Big Ten Conference FBS F Roberta L. Millard Team Physician Pennsylvania State University Big Ten Conference FBS F Steve Dailey Head Team Physician Miami University (Ohio) Mid-American Conference FBS M

Samuel Haraldson Team Physician Texas Christian University Mountain West Conference FBS M

Michael Goodlett Team Physician Auburn University Southeastern Conference FBS M

Frank Pettrone Head Team Physician George Mason University Colonial Athletic Association FCS M

Trainers Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Patrick Jenkins Head Athletic Trainer University of Washington Pacific-10 Conference FBS M Tyler Smith Associate Trainer Boise State University Western Athletic FBS M Conference John Joseph Smith Head Athletic Trainer Colonial Athletic Association FCS M

Sean Dash Head Athletic Trainer American University Patriot League FCS M Brian Johnston Head Athletic East Tennessee State University Atlantic Sun Conference DI M Trainer/Assistant AD for Sports Medicine Andrew Smith Head Athletic Trainer Canisius College Metro Atlantic Athletic DI M Conference

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 21, 2010 COMMITTEE ON COMPETITIVE SAFEGUARDS AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Sourav Poddar Designation HTP Job Title Director, Primary Care Sports Medicine Institution University of Colorado, Boulder Gender M Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big 12 Conference Qualification Stmt As a team physician I am often called upon to diagnose and treat injury and illness. With experience, a proficient team physician gets good at this. I feel that as importantly we should focus on injury prevention for our athletes. To this end, at the University of Colorado, we have implemented several unique programs in various sports to facilitate prevention of injury. These include a warm up program based on the FIFA 11 for our women’s soccer team, individualized physiologic testing for our endurance athletes to optimize performance, and incorporation of non-contact ACL prevention screening and prehabilitation into our strength and conditioning program for athletes in at-risk sports. We will be studying the outcomes of these strategies. The singular goal of these programs is to keep our athletes healthy and participating in the sports they love. With my background, I feel I would be a great addition to the NCAA CSMAS and would look forward to serving on the committee.

Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist -Team Physician, University of , 2001 to present -Director, Primary Care Sports Medicine, Department of Family Medicine, University of Colorado School of Medicine, current -Associate Director of Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship, Education Fellowship: Primary Care Sports Medicine University of Colorado Health Sciences Center Denver, CO 2000-2001 R e s i d e n c y : Rose Family Medicine Residency University of Colorado Health Sciences Center Denver, CO 1997-2000 Medical School: University of Texas- Southwestern Dallas, TX 1993-1997 Graduated with Honors Undergraduate: Houston, TX 1989-1993 Biochemistry, B.A. High School: Clear Lake High School, Houston, TX, 1989 Magna Cum Laude COMMITTEE ON COMPETITIVE SAFEGUARDS AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Carrie Jaworksi Designation HTP Institution Northwestern University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big Ten Conference Qualification Stmt My passion for the promotion of health and wellness is one of the reasons I entered Sports Medicine to become an “expert” in exercise and health promotion. As an Assist Prof of Family Medicine, I have headed several committees on Patient Education & Community Outreach where the goal is prevention of injury/illness. I oversee our Alcohol and Other Drug Testing Program and our Wellness Committee. These programs give me a strong understanding of the issues within as we strive to promote a healthy and safe environment for our student-athletes. I am a strong advocate for the recognition of trends in illness and injury and its application to the populations one cares for in order to maximize their care. I have always respected the proactive approach the NCAA takes to these issues and the education they provide to those of us involved in sports medicine. I feel well qualified to offer my expertise to the CSMAS and welcome the opportunity to serve. Committees Served On Active role with the American College of Sports Medicine where I am an elected Fellow of the College (2004) and currently serve as an elected member of the Board of Trustees (elected 2008).

ACSM’s Program Committee (2007-present) - responsible for organizing the Clinical Medicine area of the annual meeting program. Appointed member of ACSM’s Nominating Committee after finishing a three-year role on the Membership Committee. Appointed member of their Task Force on Healthy Air Travel where I provide medical input on the topic of healthy air travel. I am also on several committees within the American Medical Society for Sports Medicine where I have been a member since 1997. These committees include the Membership Committee (2005-present), the Medical Education Committee (2006-present) and the Fellowship Committee (2007-present). Lastly, I am a member of the Big Ten Sports Medicine Committee where I have served on the Subcommittee on Medical Eligibility since 2008.

Prof Empl Hist MacNeal Hospital, Chief Resident for my final year. (1996-1999) Kaiser Permanente, Sports Medicine Fellowship from 1999-2000. Director of Sports Medicine and Assistant Family Medicine Residency Director for St. Francis Hospital. Medical Director of the Athletic Training Undergraduate Program and Head Team Physician at North Park University from 2002-2007. 2007 Northwestern University responsible for the healthcare of all varsity athletes. I accepted the position of Director of Intercollegiate Sports Medicine and Head Team Physician in the fall of 2007 and currently continue in that role today. I head the Wellness Committee for the athletics department where we provide oversight on health and wellness issues that pertain to our student-athletes as well as develop policies on the same topics. Education University of Illinois, Urbana/Champaign. 1990-1992., BS in Biology, 1992., Northwestern University. 1988-1990. Attended two years; transferred to University of Illinois. Stritch School of Medicine, Loyola University Chicago. 1992-1996., Medical Degree, 1996. MacNeal Family Practice Residency. 1996-1999, CHIEF RESIDENT 1998-1999 Affiliate, Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship. 1999-2000. Kaiser Permanente Certificate of Added Qualifications obtained COMMITTEE ON COMPETITIVE SAFEGUARDS AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Roberta Lee Millard Job Title Team Physician Institution Pennsylvania State University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big Ten Conference Qualification Stmt Former Division I student-athlete Extensive Internal Medicine Experience Team Physician Multiple Sports over last 5 years

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Prof Empl Hist Penn State University, Assistant Professor Dept of Medicine 1989-1992 Exeter Hospital, Staff Physician, ICU director 1992-2004 Penn State University, Assistant Professor Dept of Orthopaedics, 1/05-present Penn State University, Team Physician, 1/05-present

Education Penn State University, BS-1982 Penn State University, MD, 1986 University of Virginia-Residency Internal Medicine 1986-1989 Penn State University, Chief Resident 1989

COMMITTEE ON COMPETITIVE SAFEGUARDS AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Steve Dailey Job Title Head Team Physician Institution Miami University (Ohio) Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-American Conference Qualification Stmt The health and well being of our student-athletes at Miami University has been my number one priority over the past fifteen years. The Sports Medicine staff of Miami has always treated every athlete equally and has attempted to provide those students with a safe and memorable experience during their athletic careers. As a former athlete, coach, and team physician, I have had the opportunity to acquire a broad perspective on the benefits and risks of collegiate athletics. I believe that this experience will allow me to provide vaulable insight to the Committe on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports Qualification.

Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist For the past fifteen years, I have been the Head Team Physician and Director of Sportsmedicine for Miami University. With the help of our sports medicine staff, we are responsible for the health and safety of all of our intercollegiate student-athletes. In addition to my duties at Miami, I have also been the team physician for multiple high schools in the Greater Cincinnati area, the Cincinnati Mighty Ducks AHL hockey team, the Cincinnati Ladyhawks USL soccer team, the Cincinnati Riverhawks USL soccer team, Emergency Physician consultant for the Cincinnati Bengals, OHSAA State Wrestling Tournament Physician, and medical consultant to the Southwest Ohio Wrestling Coaches Association. I have also maintained a full Primary Care Sports Medicine Practice with Wellington Orthopedics and Sports Medicine in Cincinnati, Ohio. In addition to my medical practice, I was also an assistant football coach for Northwest High School in Cincinnati from 2002-2007.

Education I received my Bachelor's degree in Zoology from Miami University in 1984. While at Miami I lettered in both football track. I was voted football captain my senior year and selected Academic All-America 2nd team. After graduating from Miami, I attended the Ohio State University College of Medicine, graduating cum laude in 1989. Following medical school, I completed my residency in emergency medicine at the in 1993, serving as chief resident my final year. From there I completed a fellowship in primary care sports medicine at the Ohio State University. During this time I served as team physician for the men's soccer team and women's softball team for the university. COMMITTEE ON COMPETITIVE SAFEGUARDS AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Samuel Haraldson Job Title Team Physician Institution Texas Christian University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Mountain West Conference Qualification Stmt I would like to positively influence current and future student-athlete policy at the national level. At TCU I have instituted policy changes and protocols that have improved the quality of student-athlete medical care and the speed at which they receive that care. One program in particular is our pre-game emergency action plan review before every home football game which includes athletic trainers, EMS personel, and the opposing team's physicians. As an emergency medicine residency-trained physician, I bring a unique skill set and perspective that can be applied to injury prevention. My certifications include basic and advanced cardiac life support, advanced trauma life support and pediatric advanced life support. I look forward to serving the NCAA and positively influencing the student-athlete experience for the future.

Committees Served On Mountain West Conference Association of Physicians and Certified Athletic Trainers -- July 2005-present.

Texas Christian University Health and Wellness Team -- July 2006-present.

Texas Christian University Disaster Preparedness Team -- July 2006-present. Prof Empl Hist Team Physician, Director of Sports Medicine Advisory Team, Adjunct Clinical Professor- Department of Kinesiology, Medical Director-Athletic Training Education Program, Texas Christian University-- July 2005-present.

Adjunct Clinical Instructor- UT Southwestern School of Medicine Education UT Southwestern/Methodist Charleton Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship, Dallas, TX -- July 2004.

Henry Ford Department of Emergency Medicine, Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, MI July 2001-June 2004.

UC Irvine College of Medicine, Irvine, CA -- MD, 1997-2001.

UC Irvine -- BS -Biology, 1994-1997.

College of Redwoods, Eureka, CA -- AA General Studies, 1991-93. COMMITTEE ON COMPETITIVE SAFEGUARDS AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Michael Goodlett Job Title Team Physician Institution Auburn University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Southeastern Conference Qualification Stmt I HAVE BEEN HONORED TO SERVE AS A UNIVERSITY TEAM PHYSICIAN FOR THE PRIOR 21 YEARS. I HAVE SERVED AS AUBURN UNIVERSITY'S TEAM PHYSICIAN SINCE 1993. IN THIS CAPACITY MY PRACTICE CONSISTS OF AUBURN UNIVERSITY ATHLETES. I MANAGE ALL THE MEDICAL AND ORTHOPAEDIC NEEDS OF ALL AUBURN STUDENT ATHLETES. MY OFFICES ARE WITHIN AUBURN UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC FACILITIES, AND I AM FULLY INTEGRATED AMONG THE STUDENT ATHLETES. I ATTEND EVERY FOOTBALL PRACTICE AND THE LARGE MAJORITY OF ALL 21 SPORTS HOME EVENTS. I FEEL THIS UNIQUE POSITION EQUIPS ME WITH A TRUE PERSPECTIVE REGARDING NCAA RULES AND HOW THEY IMPACT THE HEALTH AND WELFARE OF STUDENT ATHELETS AND THEIR SPORTS ON A DAILY BASIS. I FEEL THAT MY UNIQUE QUALIFICATIONS, EXPERIENCES, AND PERSPECTIVES WILL ENABLE ME TO SERVE AS A VALUABLE ASSET TO THE NCAA COMMITTEE ON COMPETITIVE SAFEGUARDS AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS. Committees Served On MEDICAL CONSULTANT, NATIONAL CENTER FOR SPORTS SAFETY [ 2002 - 2007 ] MEDICAL CONSULTANT WORLD LEAGUE OF (NFL EUROPE), [ 1996 - 1999 ] MEMBER SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE SPORTS MEDICINE COMMITTEE, [ 1996 - CONTINUING ] MEMBER AUBURN UNIVERSITY'S INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW BOARD FOR THE USE OF HUMAN SUBJECTS IN RESEARCH [ 1995 - CONTINUING ] CHARTER MEMBER, AMERICAN MEDICAN SOCIETY OF SPORTS MEDICINE [ 1991 - CONTINUING ] CERTIFIED TEAM PHYSICIAN, AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SPORTS MEDICINE, 1991

Prof Empl Hist 1985 - 1993 - PRIVATE PRACTICE, EAST GADSDEN CLINIC,GADSDEN,AL. [ TEAM PHYSICIAN JACKSONVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY ] 1993 -2007 - SPORTS MEDICINE AND ORTHOPAEDIC CENTER [ DR. JAMES ANDREWS AND DR. LAWRENCE LEMAK ] AUBURN UNIVERSITY OFFICE, [TEAM PHYSICIAN AUBURN UNIVERSITY 1993-CONTINUING], [MEDICAL DIRECTOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY DRAKE STUDENT HEALTH CENTER 1995-1997] 2007-2008 - ANDREWS SPORTS MEDICINE AND ORTHOPAEDIC CENTER [ DR. JAMES ANDREWS ], AUBURN UNIVERSITY OFFICE , [TEAM PHYSICIAN AUBURN UNIVERSITY 1993-CONTINUING] 2008 - CONTINUING - AUBURN UNIVERSITY [TEAM PHYSICIAN AUBURN UNIVERSITY 1993- CONTINUING] Education HIGH SCHOOL - LAWRENCE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL, MOULTON,AL., VALEDICTORIAN 1975 UNDERGRADUATE - UNIVERSITY OF NORTH ALABAMA, B.S. CHEMISTRY WITH HIGHEST HONOR, 1978 MEDICAL SCHOOL - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH ALABAMA COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, M.D., 1982 POSTGRADUATE - FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENCY, [1982-1985], - BIRMINGHAM AFFILIATED, BAPTIST MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, GADSDEN,AL. [CHIEF RESIDENT 1984- 1985] FELLOW AMERICAN ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS, 1985 DIPLOMAT, AMERICAN BOARD OF FAMILY PRACTICE, 1985-1992, 1992-1999, 1999-2006, 2006- 2013 COMMITTEE ON COMPETITIVE SAFEGUARDS AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Frank A. Pettrone, M.D. Job Title Team Physician Institution George Mason University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Colonial Athletic Association Qualification Stmt I am a Board Certified Orthopedist and have a long history of being the team physician for a number of teams (i.e., club, high school, Division I universities, and professional teams). Professor of Orthopedics at Georgetown Medical School. Involved in sports medical research. Formerly a consultant to the Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports and would appreciate the opportunity to serve on this committee.

Committees Served On Consultant to Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports for one year (2004). Sports Science Safety Subcommittee member.

Prof Empl Hist Clinical Professor Orthopaedics - Georgetown Private Practice Orthopaedics Education Orthopaedic Surgeon College - Brown M.S. - Georgetown Residency - Georgetown COMMITTEE ON COMPETITIVE SAFEGUARDS AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Pat Jenkins Job Title Head Athletic Trainer Institution University of Washington Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Pacific-10 Conference Qualification Stmt I am interested in representing the Pac-10 Conference on the Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports Qualification because I believe this committee has the greatest chance to make positive impacts on student-athletes health and safety during their collegiate athletic participation. In my 15 plus years in the field of athletic training I have had many opportunities to experience a wide range of health and well being outcomes surrounding athletic participation at the NCAA level. From strains, sprains and fractures to reconstructions, depression and paralysis I have seen many student athletes subject themselves to unappreciated risks everyday they particpate for our institutions. With this knowledge I believe it is our responsibility to use the combined experiences and knowledge of great professionals to create the safest yet most cultivating athletic environment for our student athletes as possible. Please accept this as my statement of interest.

Committees Served On I do not have past experience with NCAA committees. Local Committee Chair - Northwest Athletic Trainers Association (NWATA) Annual Business Meeting and Clinical Symposia - Bellevue, WA 2008 Prof Empl Hist Student Athletic Trainer, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Fairbanks, AK - 1995-1997 Physical Therapy Assistant, Canyon Rim Physical Therapy, Salt Lake City, UT 1998-1999 Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer, , Palo Alto, CA - 1999-2001 Intern Athletic Trainer, , Santa Clara, CA - June 2001 Intern Athletic Trainer, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA - July 2001 Assistant Athletic Trainer, University of Washington, Seattle, WA Aug 2001-February 2005 Interim Head Athletic Trainer, University of Washington, Seattle, WA February 2005 - July 2005 Head Athletic Trainer, University of Washington, Seattle, WA August 2005 - Present

Education B.S. Exercise Science, University of Alaska Fairbanks - 1997 M.A. Human Performance/Athletic Training, San Jose State University - 2001 Corrective Exercise Specialist - National Academy of Sports Medicine - 2006 COMMITTEE ON COMPETITIVE SAFEGUARDS AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Tyler Smith Job Title Associate Trainer Institution Boise State University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Western Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt My interest in this committee lies in a commitment to the safety and all healthcare aspects of sport participation at the collegiate level. As an educator of student athletes and future athletic trainers my hope is that through committee I can spread knowledge that will benefit current athletes and work toward redefining protection for athlete’s at all three levels. I believe that my profession gives me a unique perspective that will provide valuable insight as the committee works through various topics and polices. I have worked extensively with a large variety of men’s and women’s sports at the university level, and currently working toward ensuring the correct recommendations are given as our university adds new women’s sports such as lacrosse in the future. I thank you for your time and consideration.

Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist Indianapolis Colts Intern 2003 Graduate Assistant Boise State 2004-2006. Assistant Athletic Trainer Boise State 2006-2008. Associate Athletic Trainer Boise State 2008 til present. Education Bachelors Degree in Athletic Training Boise State 2004 Masters Degree in Athletic Administration Idaho State 2007 COMMITTEE ON COMPETITIVE SAFEGUARDS AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name John J. Smith Designation HAT Institution University of Delaware Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Colonial Athletic Association Qualification Stmt I am currently the Head Athletic Trainer at the University of Delaware. I have worked in college athletics for over twenty years. The safety and welfare of the student-athlete is paramount to the service I deliver. I have experience with numerous sports at the Division I level. This experience will allow me to contribute to safety issues across a wide variety of sports. Committees Served On None. Prof Empl Hist University of Delaware 2001 to Present Penn State University 1995 to 2001 1989 to 1995 Education 1988 B.S. Penn State University 1989 M.S. West Virginia University COMMITTEE ON COMPETITIVE SAFEGUARDS AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Sean Dash Designation HAT Institution American University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Patriot League Qualification Stmt I am currently completing my tenth year as the Head Athletic Trainer for American University. My career has spanned 15 years and given me insight into institutions at each level of completion. I have had the opportunity to work with institutions BCS, FCS and non-football levels. At each new institution I have seen the scope and responsibility of the athletic training staff evolve. Certified athletic trainers today have more responsibility for providing care beyond the tradition roll of orthopedic evaluation and rehabilitation. We as professionals are now responsible for coordinating care and educating athletes on information across many medical disciplines. The need for consistency in athletic medical care across all disciplines is self evident. Participation on the Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports will allow me the opportunity to have a voice in how those interactions should occur.

Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist American Unviersity Washington, DC Head Athletic Trainer August 2000 - Present Limestone College Gaffeny, SC Head Athletic Trainer August 1999 - June 2000 Towson University Towson, MD Assistant Athletic Trainer August 1996 - May 1999 Indiana University Bloomington, IN Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer August 1995 - June 1996 West Virginia Institue of Technology Montgomery, WV Assistant Athletic Trainer Education INDIANA UNIVERSITY Bloomington, IN Master's of Science in Kinesiology Specialization: Athletic Training August 1995 - June 1996 SALISBURY STATE UNIVERSITY Salisbury, MD Bachelor of Science in Physical Education Concentration: Athletic Training; Minor: Biological Science September 1990 - May 1994 COMMITTEE ON COMPETITIVE SAFEGUARDS AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Brian Johnston Designation HAT Job Title Assistant AD for Sports Medicine Institution East Tennessee State University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Sun Conference Qualification Stmt Brian Johnston is the East Tennessee State University Director of Athletic Medicine and is an outstanding individual who is extremely knowledgeable and has a long history of serving the sports medicine needs at ETSU. The ETSU BucSports Athletic Medicine Center serves as rehabilitation outpatient clinic as well as an athletic training room. Brian coordinates the sports program with the clinic director's outpatient program. He is a significant member of the ETSU Sports Performance Enhancement Consortium (SPEC). He would be an excellent addition to this committee and is great team player who is certainly capable of serving on this committee. The A-Sun has utilized the services of Brian and his staff in the numerous conference championships which have been hosted at ETSU (particularly our Men's Basketball Championship).

Committees Served On No previous service to NCAA committees Prof Empl Hist Since 2003 I have been the head athletic trainer for East Tennessee State University. From 2001 to 2003 I served as assistant athletic trainer at East Tennessee State University. I spent one year as a high school anatomy/physiology teacher and three years as an athletic trainer in an orthopedic office. Currently I am also the medical representative for the East Tennessee Center of Excellence in Sport Science.

Education East Tennessee State University BS in Physical Education with a Concentration in Athletic Training 1998. Master's of Sport Science in Sports Management from the Sports Academy 2002. I am a board certified athletic trainer and orthopedic technologist. COMMITTEE ON COMPETITIVE SAFEGUARDS AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Andrew Smith Designation HAT Institution Canisius College Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt My interest stems from drive and experiences in improving the health, safety and welfare as an Allied Health Care Provider to thousands of student-athletes, whom I have been effected by, and have affected in my career. These attributes, along with my experience, pair well with the Mission Statement of the CSMAS and would provide an opportunity to play a grander role in improvement and promotion of medical/safety aspects that evolve in college athletics. My administrative roles have prepared me for the rigors and challenges of serving on a research, education and policy development committee. My interests and expertise on this front can be summarized as preventative and proactive. Knowing the importance of the recommendations and efforts of this committee is enticing. Goal II, “promote education to enhance the health and safety issues”, is key and has a direct correlation to the remaining goals. I am certain in my ability to contribute in the team efforts of achieving these goals.

Committees Served On Host Athletic Trainer -NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament Round 1 & 2, Buffalo, N.Y. 2004, 2007. -NCAA Frozen Four, Buffalo, N.Y. 2003 -NCAA East Regional, Kiamesha Lake, N.Y. 1996. -World University Games, Buffalo, N.Y. Baseball. 1993. -Member. NATA Consensus Statement. “Recommendations on Emergency Preparedness and Management of Sudden Cardiac Arrest in High School and College Athletic Programs”. 2006. -President, New York State Athletic Trainers' Association, Inc., 2002-04 - Serve as Chairperson of the Executive Council and act as the official spokesperson for 1,300 members -Transact all business on behalf of the NYSATA -Initiate legislative campaign to the State Legislature in efforts of amending the outdated Regulation governing High School Athletic Trainer Scope of Practice. -USOC Sports Medicine Team, Selected Member. Summer World University Games, Palma de Mallorca, Spain. 1999. -Volunteer Athletic Trainer, USOC Training Center, Lake Placid, N.Y. 1997

Prof Empl Hist Head Athletic Trainer and Clinical Coordinator/Instructor Canisius College, Buffalo, New York. 1996-present Assistant Athletic Trainer , United States Military Academy, West Point, New York. 1990-1996 Education 1990-University of Illinois at Urbana /Champaign. Master of Science Degree in Kinesiology/Athletic Training. 1989-The Canisius College of Buffalo, New York. Bachelor of Science Degree in Physical Education/Athletic Training. 2009-10 MINORITY OPPORTUNITIES AND INTERESTS COMMITTEE Legislated Twelve members, including six Division I representatives (including all subdivisions); three Division II representatives; three Division III representatives, Requirements: and three student-athletes. The committee must include at least 8 ethnic minorities, four males and four females. One student-athlete from each division shall serve in an advisory capacity and may serve on the committee up to two years after the completion of his or her intercollegiate eligibility. In Division II and Division III at least one representative will be a member of the Management Council as addressed in Bylaw 21.8 and 21.6. Vacancies: Two September 2010 vacancies. One Division I (FCS/DI subdivision); one Division II. One male; two racial ethnic minorities. Staff Liaisons: Troy Arthur, Joyce Thompson, Nicole Bracken Chair: DIV. EM/GEN ROLE NAME, INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13

FBS Y/F Asst. AD Karin Lee Mid-American Lee Lee* Ball State University FBS F/Y Assoc AD Dawn Reynolds Atlantic Coast Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds* University of Miami (FL) FBS Y/M FAR William Smith Mountain West Smith Smith Smith* University of Utah FCS Y/F Assoc Alecia Shields-Gadson Mid-Eastern Athletic Shields- Shields- Shields- Shields- AD/Track Coppin State University Gadson Gadson Gadson Gadson* coach DI Y/F AD Keri Gaither Horizon League Gaither Gaither Gaither Gaither* University of Detroit Mercy DI Y/F Sr. Assoc. AD Virnette House-Browning Missouri Valley House- Bradley University Browning* II Y/M Comp. Wayne Tanna Independent Tanna Tanna* Chaminade University II Y/F SWA Allison Tookes Great Lakes Intercollegiate Tookes* Athletic II N/M AD Tim Selgo Great Lakes Intercollegiate Selgo# Selgo# Grand Valley State University (1/11*) III N/F Comm Donna Ledwin Allegheny Mountain Athletic Ledwin Ledwin* Allegheny Mountain Athletic Conference III N/M Comm Zak Ivkovic City University of New York Ivkovic Ivkovic Ivkovic* City University of New York Athletic Athletic Conference Conference III Y/M FAR Stanton Ching# Small College Ching# Ching# Ching# Ching# Connecticut College Athletic (1/14*)

* Not eligible for reappointment # Term concurrent with service on Division II and III Management Councils 11/17/09 MINORITY OPPORTUNITIES AND INTERESTS COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Duer M. Sharp Southwestern Athletic Conf. Southwestern Athletic Conf. 9-Jul-07 1-Sep-09 Sherraine Pencil San Diego State University Mountain West Conference 30-Jul-08 1-Sep-09 Timothy Wise University of , Madison Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Aidah A. Rasheed Morgan State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Jan-08 1-Sep-08 George Bright Lafayette College Patriot League 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 John W. Bardo Western Carolina University Southern Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Matt Baysinger Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-07 1-Jan-08 Jon Oliver University of Virginia Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Kimilia Davis University of New Mexico Mountain West Conference 1-Sep-06 1-Sep-07 Robert C. Vowels, Jr. Southwestern Athletic Conf. Southwestern Athletic Conf. 23-Oct-03 1-Jun-07 Doreen Magee West Coast Conference West Coast Conference 21-Oct-05 12-Sep-06 Casandra Ersel Murray State University Ohio Valley Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-06 Valerie A. Richardson University of California, Santa Barbara Big West Conference 23-Oct-03 12-Sep-05 Derrick L. Gragg , Fayetteville Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Joseph Crowley University of Nevada Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Thomas N. Hickman Big South Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Diane Metcalf Ivy Group 1-Sep-02 17-Sep-03 Amy E. Hackett University of Utah Mountain West Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Tina Cheatham Southland Conference Southland Conference 1-Sep-01 20-Aug-03 Lori A. Ebihara Big 12 Conference Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Charles Whitcomb San Jose State University Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-01 Tanya V. Rush Morgan State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-01 Chris Monasch America East Conference America East Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 Daniel G. Guerrero University of California, Irvine Big West Conference 16-Feb-98 1-Sep-00 Clifton A. Jackson University of Miami (Florida) Big East Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-99 Shannon R. Spriggs University of Texas at Arlington Southland Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-99 Ida Neal-Smith Georgia Institute of Technology Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Jan-99 Lori A. Ebihara Big 12 Conference Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-98

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 6, 2010 MINORITY OPPORTUNITIES AND INTERESTS COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Nena Rogers Director of Life Skills George Mason University Colonial Athletic Association FCS F Y Scottie Rodgers Associate Director, Ivy Group Ivy Group FCS M Y Communications Irma Garcia Director of Athletics St. Francis College (New York) Northeast Conference FCS F Y Chauncey Winbush Associate AD/Business U.S. Naval Academy Patriot League FCS M Y James M. Sarra Deputy Director of University of Texas at San Antonio Southland Conference FCS M Y Athletics Ed Scott Associate AD Binghamton University America East Conference DI M Y Carla Wilson SWA/Senior Associate University of Missouri, Kansas City The DI F Y Athletics Director

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 8, 2010 MINORITY OPPORTUNITIES AND INTERESTS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Nena Rogers Job Title Director of Life Skills Institution George Mason University Gender F Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Colonial Athletic Association Qualification Stmt I have a strong interest in Minority and Women's issues. I have taken several continuing education classes in these areas which has motivated me to pursue my Master's Degree in Public Administration. Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist 1998-Present, Director of Life Skills and Assistant Track & Field Coach, George Mason University 1996-1998, Staffing Specialist, Graham Staffing Services 1994-1997, General Manager/Area Trainer, Visionworks 1992-1994, Employment Specialist, Gardsmark Inc. Education 1989, B.S. Education, George Mason University MINORITY OPPORTUNITIES AND INTERESTS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Scottie Rodgers Job Title Associate Director, Communications Institution Ivy Group Gender M Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Ivy Group Qualification Stmt I feel like my previous experiences at the Southeastern Conference office and the NCAA national office, combined with my current experiences at the office, give me the background, knowledge and perspective needed to be a quality and productive member of an NCAA committee. Committees Served On - June 2000 to November 2005 – Assistant/Associate Director for the Division I Women’s Basketball Championship at the NCAA national office. - July 1997 to Present – Convention Social Committee, College Sports Information Directors of America

Prof Empl Hist - June 1995 to June 2000 – Assistant/Assistant Director/Associate Director of Media Relations at the Southeastern Conference office. - June 2000 to November 2005 – Assistant/Associate Director for the Division I Women’s Basketball Championship at the NCA Education 1995 – Bachelor’s in Communication, University of Alabama MINORITY OPPORTUNITIES AND INTERESTS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Irma Garcia Job Title Director of Athletics Institution St. Francis College (New York) Gender F Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Northeast Conference Qualification Stmt I have had the pleasure of being a Division I student-athlete, coach and administrator. I have a passion for developing student-athletes as leaders and professionals. As a member of MOIC, I would have the opportunity to share my own insight and experience to enhance the experience of women and minority student-athletes, coaches and administrators, while continuing the diversity efforts of the NCAA.

Committees Served On MOAA, Board of Directors, 2007-Present Northeast Conference, Chair of Men's Soccer Committee, 2007-Present Northeast Conference, Finance Committee, 2006-Present

Prof Empl Hist Director of Athletics, St. Francis College, 2007-Present Associate AD/SWA, St. Francis College, 1999-2007 Assistant AD/SWA, St. Francis College, 1997-99 Head Women's Basketball Coach/SWA, St. Francis College, 1988-99 Education BS, St. Francis College MS, Brooklyn College MINORITY OPPORTUNITIES AND INTERESTS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Chauncey Winbush Job Title Associate AD Business Affairs Institution U.S. Naval Academy Gender M Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Patriot League Qualification Stmt - Associate AD for Business Affairs - 2007-2008 NAAA Administrator of the Year - Member of MOAA

Committees Served On - NACDA member since 2002 - CABMA Membership committee member - 2005-2007 member since 2002 - Shepherd University Alumni board - 2004-2006 - GMEAC (Gender Minority Equity in Athletics Committee) - MOAA member since 2008

Prof Empl Hist Naval Academy Athletic Association - 2000-present Emcee Sports - 2000-2001 Education M.T.A - Sport Management - George Washington University 2002 B.S. - Sport Management - Shepherd University 2000 B.S. - Accounting - Shepherd University 1995 MINORITY OPPORTUNITIES AND INTERESTS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name James M. Sarra Job Title Deputy Director of Athletics Institution University of Texas at San Antonio Gender M Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Southland Conference Qualification Stmt I wish to serve on the Minority Opportunities and Interests Committee because it gives me the opportunity to give back to the Association and continue my commitment to diversity and ethnic minority enhancement in intercollegiate athletics. As an ethnic minority male I have benefited directed from the committee and the Association's mission of enhancing opportunities for ethnic minorities through the NCAA Leadership Institute for Ethnic Minority Males and Females (grad) and the NCAA Fellows Leadership Development Program (current member). I have spent the last four plus years at a predominantly Hispanic institution where the minority is a majority in the minority majority city of San Antonio, Texas. I believe this, in combination with my 17 years athletics administration experience in a variety of roles in intercollegiate athletics at a number of different institutions allows me to have a unique perspective and stay true to the ideals and intentions of the committee and the NCAA.

Committees Served On NCAA Leadership Institute for Ethnic Minority Males and Females NCAA Fellows Leadership Development Program

Prof Empl Hist University of Texas at San Antonio, Deputy Director of Athletics, October 2005 to Present University of Maryland, Sr. Associate AD for Student Services and Compliance, August 2004 to October 2005 Washington State University, Associate AD for Administrative Services, August 2001 to August 2004 Portland State University, Assistant AD for Compliance, May 1999 to August 2001 Texas Christian University, Compliance Coordinator/Assistant Director of Athletics Academic Services, August 1996 to May 1999 Ball State University, Athletics Academic Development Coordinator, July 1995 to August 1996 Northwestern University, Assistant to the Director of Athletics Academic Services, September 1994 to June 1995 St. Bonaventure University, Administrative Intern/Coordinator of Academic Support Services, November 1992 to August 1994

Education Master of Science – Sports Management, Western Illinois University, 1993 Master of Science – Advanced Teacher Education, St. Bonaventure University, 1990 Bachelor of Science – Elementary Education, St. Bonaventure University, 1989 MINORITY OPPORTUNITIES AND INTERESTS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Ed Scott Job Title Associate AD, Student Services Institution Binghamton University Gender M Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference America East Conference Qualification Stmt My collective experiences as a minority student-athlete, graduate student and athletic administrator have provided me the framework to appreciate and assist in carrying out the mission of the NCAA’s Minority Opportunities and Interests Committee. As the only minority on a D-I baseball team, I have firsthand knowledge of the obstacles faced by student-athletes of color in college athletics. During my graduate work in Education Administration and Policy Studies, I completed a comparative study on “The Potential Effects of Mentoring Minority Administrators in Intercollegiate Athletics,” comparing the military, fortune 500 companies and higher education. This paper was reviewed by Dr. Richard Lapchick. The MOIC would provide professional development for me as young minority athletic administrator, while granting me the ability to deliver opportunities to other ethnic minority student-athletes, women, coaches and administrators beyond my current institution and conference affiliation.

Committees Served On National Association of Academic Advisors for Athletics Prof Empl Hist Binghamton University, State University of New York Aug. 2008-Current Associate Director of Athletics for Academics and Student Services, University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky Aug. 2006-Aug. 2008 Associate Director of Academics and Student Services Education Education University at Albany, State University at New York Master of Science in Educational Administration and Policy Studies, May 20, 2006 Concentration: Higher Education

University at Albany, State University at New York Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, May 2002 Minor in Sociology Graduated Magna cum Laude Spellman Top Honoree, Highest GPA for African-Americans, 1999 MINORITY OPPORTUNITIES AND INTERESTS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Carla Wilson Designation SWA Job Title Senior Associate Athletics Director Institution University of Missouri, Kansas City Gender F Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference The Summit League Qualification Stmt I have a strong passion to serve on this Committee. Being first a student, and then an employee, on a predominantly white campus, I have been involved in multiple efforts to make the department, campus, and community in which I work, live and serve, more diverse and aware of opportunities. If chosen to be a member of this Committee, I will strive to enhance and encourage diversity on all fronts. I have taken a personal interest and accountability for the UMKC athletics department minority and gender plan, and believe I would add value to the Minority Opportunities and Interests Committee.

Committees Served On NCAA Committees: NCAA Region V Postgraduate Scholarship Committee, 2001 - Present Division I Men's & Women's Tennis Committee, 2004 - 2007

Conference Committees: Women's Basketball Committee (chair), 2009 - 2010 Competition Committee, 2008 - 2010 Men's & Women's Tennis Committee (chair), 1997 - 1999

Prof Empl Hist UMKC Athletics Department: Senior Associate Athletics Director & Senior Administrator, September 2007 - Present Assistant Athletics Director for Business Operations, July 2001 - August 2007 Business Manager & Senior Woman Administrator, July 1997 - June 2001 Budget Specialist, January 1993 - June 1997 Senior Accountant, September 1990 - January 1993

Other Professional Organizations/Honors: NCAA Fellows, Class of 2009-2010 National Association of Collegiate Women Athletic Administrators (NACWAA) College Athletics Business Management Association (CABMA) Minority Opportunities Athletic Association (MOAA) Women of Color Organization (WOCO), UMKC charter member, June 2009 - Present

Education Bachelor of Science in Accounting, UMKC, December 1988 2009-10 OLYMPIC SPORTS LIAISON COMMITTEE

Legislated Fourteen members, including one from each division and subdivision of Division I. One student-athlete from each division shall serve as a member of the Requirements: committee and may serve on the committee up to two years after the completion of his or her intercollegiate eligibility. In Division II and Division III at least one representative will be a member of the Management Council as addressed in Bylaw 21.8 and 21.6. Vacancies: Two September 2010 vacancies. One Division I (FCS or DI subdivision); one Division III. Reappoint: Raynoid Deadeaux. Committee Olympic or international sport experience; campus experience with one or more Olympic sports; campus experience with international student- preference: athletes; work experience with national governing bodies and/or the USOC; familiarity with NCAA amateurism regulations. Staff Liaisons: Dan Calandro, Liz Suscha Chair: Patty Viverito (9/08-9/10)

DIV. EM/GEN ROLE NAME, INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13

DI N/M AD Lynn King Big West King King* University of the Pacific FBS Y/F Dep AD Kellie Elliott Atlantic Coast Elliott Elliott Elliott Elliott* Florida State University FBS Y/M Asst AD Fernando Canales Big Ten Canales Canales Canales Canales* FCS Y/M Dir of Raynoid Deadeaux Mid-Eastern Athletic Deadeaux Champs Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference FBS N/F Assoc AD Jennifer Heppel Big East Heppel Heppel Heppel* Georgetown University FBS N/F AD Peggy Bradley-Doppes Sun Belt Bradley- Bradley- Bradley- University of Denver Doppes Doppes Doppes* DI N/F Sr. Assoc. Patty Viverito Missouri Valley Viverito* Comm Missouri Valley Conference II Y/F Assoc AD/W Venera Flores-Stafford Lone Star Flores- Flores- Flores- Flores- VB C Midwestern State University Stafford Stafford Stafford Stafford* II N/M AD Herb Reinhard2 Gulf South Reinhard2 Reinhard2 Valdosta State University (1/11*) III N/F AD Susan Chapman3 Massachusetts State Chapman3 Chapman3 Worcester State University Colleges (1/11) III N/M AD Michael Sutton Southern California Sutton* Claremont McKenna-Harvey Intercollegiate Athletic Mudd-Scripps Colleges * Not eligible for reappointment 2 Term concurrent with service on Division II Management Council 3 Term concurrent with service on Division III Management Council 10/13/09 OLYMPIC SPORTS LIAISON COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Term End Date Date Faith Shearer Elon University Southern Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Ralph D. Lindeman U.S. Air Force Academy Mountain West Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Nick Fulton University of Wisconsin, Madison Big Ten Conference 30-Jul-08 15-Apr-09 Rick Costello Delaware State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 6-May-08 7-Oct-08 Chester S. Gladchuk U.S. Naval Academy Patriot League 9-Apr-03 1-Sep-08 Christine W. Hoyles Pacific-10 Conference Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Patrick Hairston Delaware State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 7-Dec-06 31-Mar-08 Janet R. Kittell Indiana University, Bloomington Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Constancia Hayes Delaware State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-06 7-Dec-06 Bradley Daniels University at Albany America East Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-06 Grace Calhoun Dartmouth College Ivy Group 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Kyle B. Kallander Big South Conference Big South Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Jane Miller University of Virginia Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Marilyn Moniz-Kaho'ohanohano University of Hawaii, Manoa Western Athletic Conference 4-Feb-03 1-Sep-05 Ian Gray University of Nebraska, Lincoln Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-04 Mamie A. Rallins Chicago State University The Summit League 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Roxanne K. Levenson Pepperdine University West Coast Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Western Michigan University Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-00 5-Mar-03 Terry Don Phillips Oklahoma State University Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Oct-02 Donna Olson , Twin Cities Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Samuel Q. Baker Georgia Southern University Southern Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Beth Miller University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-01 Carolyn S. Campbell-McGovern Ivy Group Ivy Group 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-01 Herman R. Frazier Arizona State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 Orby Moss Jr. Georgia State University Atlantic Sun Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 Nelson E. Townsend , the State University of New York Mid-American Conference 20-May-92 1-Sep-99 E. William Beauchamp, C.S.C Big East Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-98 Robert A. Bowlsby Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-98 Mary Ellen Cloninger Utah State University Big West Conference 22-May-91 1-Sep-97 Micki King Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-94 1-Sep-97

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 6, 2010 OLYMPIC SPORTS LIAISON COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Paul Bowden Associate Athletic Director for George Mason University Colonial Athletic FCS M Y Complian Association Richard Wanninger Associate Executive Director Patriot League Patriot League FCS M Jason Yaman Assistant Commissioner Southern Conference Southern Conference FCS M Debbie Garcia SWA/Sr. Associate AD Academics University of Texas at Southland Conference FCS F Y Compliance Arlington Paul Schlickmann Executive Associate Director of Stony Brook University America East Conference DI M Athletic Jill Redmond Compliance Coordinator Atlantic 10 Conference Atlantic 10 Conference DI F Y 1AFF 09/12 Theresa Berg SWA/Associate Athletic Director Metro Atlantic Athletic DI F Conference Ky Snyder Executive Director of Athletics University of San Diego West Coast Conference DI M FBRULES 09/10

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 8, 2010 OLYMPIC SPORTS LIAISON COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Paul C. Bowden Designation CCD Job Title Associate Athletic Director for Complian Institution George Mason University Gender M Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Colonial Athletic Association Qualification Stmt Working in NCAA rules compliance for two Division I institutions has given me a wide range of experiences dealing with interpretation of the Division I NCAA Manual along with submitting waivers and secondary violations that impact the lives of student-athletes and coaches alike. Working in rules compliance gives me the opportunity to be involved with most, if not all, aspects of the athletic department. Committees Served On I was chair in 2004 and co-chair in 2005 of the MEAC Compliance Committee. I am currently a member of the GMU Land Use Committee (2009-10). Prof Empl Hist Combination of seven years of administrative experience. George Mason University 2006 to Present Hampton University 2002-2006 Education B.A. Psychology Hampton University 1991 OLYMPIC SPORTS LIAISON COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Richard Wanninger Job Title Associate Executive Director Institution Patriot League Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Patriot League Qualification Stmt My career includes 15 years working in the Olympic movement at several national governing bodies, as well as the USOC, local organizing committees for Olympics and Olympic Festivals. In addition, I worked at the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency. My experience in the Olympic world includes media relations, administration, event management, marketing, strategic planning, education, athlete development, and government and public relations. I have worked with elite Olympic athletes, as well as developing NCAA and high school student-athletes who trained to earn the right to represent their country on the international stage. I know the challenges that student-athletes face when trying to compete and succeed in school at their respective institution. I have a thorough understanding of the relationship between the USOC and its national governing bodies, as well as the interaction with those two entities and the NCAA, and I have strong working relationship with staff at many NGBs and the USOC.

Committees Served On Board member and executive committee member of U.S. Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) since 2006, including serving as President (2008-10) ... served as NCAA representative at past NCAA Championships for men's lacrosse (2008, 2009) and women's soccer (2005) ... member of the Olympic Public Relations Association (1994-2004) ... worked for local organizing committees at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles (volunteer), 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta (staff) and 2002 Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City (volunteer) ... current member of NACMA and CoSIDA ... involved with various USOC committees and working with various award nomination groups within the Olympic movement for current and retired athletes ... tournament director and member of Games Committee for the Patriot League Men and Women's Basketball Tournaments and numerous other Patriot League Championships (2006-present). Member of CoSIDA Television and Radio Liaison Committee (2008).

Prof Empl Hist Associate Executive Director, Patriot League (2005-present) - Responsible for oversight of the Patriot League Men and Women's Basketball Tournaments, as well as the League's television and broadband packages, and marketing/sponsorship initiatives and other League programs. Oversaw operation of all 18 Patriot League Championships (2005-07). Director of Communications and Public Affairs, U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (2000-2004) – Developed/implemented communications plan and managed editorial content for USADA website, as well as working with various government entities. Created the Athlete Ambassador program, which involves current and retired athletes contributing to the USADA education programs. Communications Director for USA Cycling (1998-2000) and USA Volleyball (1991-94) - Supervised the media relations department for both organizations. Also worked as independent contractor for the U.S. Olympic Committee and various national governing bodies (USA Hockey, U.S. Taekwondo, U.S. Figure Skating, 1996-97). A veteran of six Olympic Games and numerous other major international and national championship events. Manager, Main Press Center, Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games (ACOG, 1995-96) – Oversaw overall operation of the Main Press Center at the 1996 Summer Olympics and was the Director of External Affairs for the U.S. Olympic Festival-'95 (1994-95). Assistant Sports Information Director, Arizona State University (1985-91) – Handled public and media relations duties for all of ASU’s Olympic sports programs, in addition to assisting with football and men’s basketball. Supervised undergraduate and graduate student staff.

Education Earned undergraduate degree in journalism from Arizona State University ... earned Master's degree from the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs in public administration ... 2006 graduate of the Sports Management Institute. The Institute was developed in 1989 as a joint venture of the athletic departments and business administration schools of the founding universities. The goal was to create a highly academic, graduate-level business programs for athletic administrators.

OLYMPIC SPORTS LIAISON COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jason Yaman Job Title Assistant Commissioner Institution Southern Conference Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Southern Conference Qualification Stmt Mr. Yaman has over eight years of administrative experience with numerous Olympic Sports. He has assisted with the execution of conference and NCAA championships for Olympic Sports, including cross country, track and field, softball, volleyball, gymnastics, tennis, lacrosse and wrestling. Mr. Yaman has designed successful campaigns to garner promotion and publicity for student-athletes in Olympic Sports which are often under-represented in traditional media outlets. Mr. Yaman has served as an on-site administrator at various home events for Olympic sports during his time at Saginaw Valley State and Indiana State. In his current role with the Southern Conference, Mr. Yaman has dramatically increased the amount media coverage for Olympic Sports throughout the Conference through the use of nontraditional media outlets (e.g., video streaming, social networking web sites, etc.).

Committees Served On NCAA Statistics Advisory Board - Spring 2009 to present Prof Empl Hist Saginaw Valley State University - University Center, Mich. SID/Marketing; May 2001 to August 2003 - Assistant Athletic Director/Media Relations; August 2003 to August 2006 University of Maryland - Assistant Director of Athletic Media Relations; August 2006 to August 2008 The Southern Conference - Assistant Commissioner/Media Relations; August 2008 to present

Education Indiana University - Bloomington, Ind. Bachelor's Degree In Kinesiology Sports Communication/Broadcast Major May 1997 University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, Mich. Master's Degree - Sports Administration December 2000 University of South Carolina - Columbia, S.C. Master's of Business Administration (In progress) Expected Completion: May 2011 OLYMPIC SPORTS LIAISON COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Deborah R. Garcia Designation SWA Job Title Sr. Associate AD Academics Compliance Institution University of Texas at Arlington Gender F Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Southland Conference Qualification Stmt As a former participant in track and field/cross country at the DI level and as a sport admistrator to several men's and women's teams, I have a sustainable interest in the future of these sports and the opportunities that they present for student-athlete participation, growth and the contributions that sports make to the campus community. Over the last 12 years, I have spent my time addressing and supporting the needs of our student-athletes which has led to my involvement in the administration of our men's and women's basketball, track and field, volleyball, men's and women's tennis and softball specifically. I spent my graduate career as an assistant to the men's and women's track and field teams and currently serve as the athletics directors administrative liaison to volleyball, men's and women's tennis and softball. My service as the Southland Conference administrative liason to volleyball and softball has given me a greater understanding of those sports.

Committees Served On Southland Conference Advisory Council 2004 - present with appointments as the liason to Volleyball, Softball, Awards and Officiating committees

Prof Empl Hist I began my career in athletics administration as an academic advisor. I served in this capacity as the only advisor in our athletics program from 1997 - 2004. During that time, I also served as the staff advisor to our SAAC, planned and organized all student-athlete awards luncheons and banquets and also implemented a comprehensive community service program in our department. I also served on the board of our institution's academic advising committee (UTA Advising Association). I became an officer for that organization serving as the Recording Secretary, President, Past President and also as the Conference committee chair for two years. In the fall of 2004 I was able to hire a part-time advisor to assist me with academic support services and was named the Senior Woman Administrator. Over the last 5 years, my responsibilities have continued to evolve and in the fall of 2007, I was named the Senior Associate Athletics Director for Compliance, Academics and Student Services/SWA. I was able to hire three full-time advisors and have several students on staff as well. I also serve on the Southland Conference Advisory Council and have spent several seasons as the Southland Conference Administrative Liason to the Volleyball and Softball coaches. I am a member of the Southland Conference Awards Committee, Officiating Committee and most recently was appointed by Commissioner Tom Burnett as a member of the Ad Hoc Basketball Scheduling Committee. In 2007, I served as the chair of our head women's basketball search committee and have assisted in the hiring of our current head men's basketball coach, strength and conditioning coach and head athletic trainer. I also work with the campus community to address student welfare matters through my appointments to the Alcohol and Judicial Affairs consortium and the Student Affairs Leadership Team. In my time as SWA, UT Arlington has hosted several conference championships including track, tennis and volleyball tournaments. Education I am a 1997 graduate of the University of Texas at Arlington. I earned a Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science (Public Policy and Administration). I also attended graduate school at UTA as a student in the US History program. OLYMPIC SPORTS LIAISON COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Paul Schlickmann Job Title Executive Associate Director of Athletic Institution Stony Brook University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference America East Conference Qualification Stmt During my 16 years as a DI athletics administrator, I have successfully navigated landscapes at both public and private universities to integrate athletics into daily campus life. I have displayed the ability to direct the extensive operations of a department and have accumulated an effective, requisite depth and breadth of experience in all facets of internal operations, external services, budget development, capital projects and sport administration. I am passionate about college athletics and the inherent good that exists within this model. Further, I believe that the meaningful lessons learned and relationships forged on the “field of play” last a lifetime. I believe there is no more meaningful or fulfilling manner in which to serve the association and to give back than to serve on NCAA Committees. I was privileged to serve on, and Chair, the DI Women's Soccer Commitee and found it to be the most rewarding external professional experience I have experienced in my career.

Committees Served On NCAA Committees - Chair of the NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer Committee, 2006-2007. - NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer Committee, 2004-2008. America East Conference Committees - America East Championship, Competition Cabinet, 2003- present. - America East Administrative Liaison for Men’s Lacrosse Coaches, 2003-2009. - America East Administrative Liaison for Baseball Coaches, 2009-present. - America East Administrative Liaison for Men’s/Women’s Swimming Coaches, 2009-present. Ivy League Committees - Administrative Liaison for Men’s Soccer Coaches, 2002-2003. - Administrative Liaison for Men’s and Women’s Squash Coaches, 1999-2002. - Administrative Liaison for Women’s Gymnastics Coaches, 1997-1999. - Ivy League Scheduling Administrators, Yale liaison for all league scheduling matters, 1993-2003. Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Committees - Division I Scholar-Athlete Award Committee, 1999-2004. - Championships, Competition Committee, 2000-2003.

Prof Empl Hist - Executive Associate Director of Athletics, Stony Brook University, - 2003-present. - Associate Director of Athletics, , New Haven, CT - 2002-2003. - Senior Assistant Director of Athletics - 1999-2002. - Assistant Director of Athletic Education - The IA Athletic Director’s Institute Completed 2008 and 2009 summer sessions in Dallas, TX.

- The Sports Management Institute Completed 2007 summer session at the University of Notre Dame and 2008 winter session at the University of Georgia. OLYMPIC SPORTS LIAISON COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jill Redmond Designation CCD Institution Atlantic 10 Conference Gender F Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic 10 Conference Qualification Stmt My interest in serving on the Olympic Sports Liaison Committee is twofold. First, it would afford the opportunity to support one of the fundamental principles of the NCAA, that of student-athlete well-being. Committee work is critical to the operation of the association, and the potential to serve in a supporting capacity is of great interest to me. Second, serving on the committee would provide a tremendous professional growth opportunity, which will make me a greater resource for the 14-member institutions within the Atlantic 10 Conference that I serve. Involvement would increase my knowledge and expertise in working with elite athletes, which could be used to educate and guide compliance officers in the league with eligibility issues unique to elite SAs and PSAs. My qualifications are tied to my work as a compliance professional, which has a substantial focus on eligibility. In addition, I have had the opportunity to work with elite SAs and PSAs in a number of different sports.

Committees Served On Past committee service: -NCAA Division I Amateurism Fact Finding Committee (2007-present) -NCAA Division III Ethnic Minority and Women’s Internship Grant Program Selection Committee (2002-2004) -NCAA Division III Initiative Grant Selection Committee (2001-2003) -Minority Opportunities and Interests Committee (MOIC) – January 2005 through September 2005 (division III representative, had to resign when hired by Dartmouth) Prof Empl Hist Director of Compliance, Atlantic 10 Conference November 2009 - present Assistant AD/Compliance, University of Richmond January, 2009 – November 2009 Assistant AD/Compliance, Dartmouth College September, 2005 – January, 2009 SWA (2000-05), Assistant AD (2004-05) Benedictine University Education Master of Business Administration, 1998 – 2000 Benedictine University (Lisle, IL) Bachelor of Science in Corporate Fitness Management, 1991 – 1995 DePaul University (Chicago, IL) OLYMPIC SPORTS LIAISON COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Theresa Berg Designation SWA Job Title Assoc. AD Institution Niagara University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt Currently I am the sport supervisor for men's and women's golf, men's and women's tennis, men's soccer, softball, and women's lacrosse. Over the past three years I have also supervised volleyball (I hired our current coach), women's soccer, and baseball. I am involved in every aspect of each sports program. I hired our first head women's golf coach and helped the coach build a women's golf program that opened play this fall. I am chair of the MAAC Women's Golf Sport Committee and member of the MAAC Men's Golf Sport Committee. I oversee game operations for fall and spring sports. Due to the experience I have gained and my involvement at the conference and campus level, I am very interested in becoming involved on a national level. I believe my qualifications and experiences thus far have prepared me to be a contributing member of the Olympic Sports Liaison Committee. I look forward to the opportunity.

Committees Served On Women's Leadership Symposium Steering Committee and Subcommittee Chair 2006-present; 2007 NCAA DI Men's Basketball Tournament - Buffalo Regional Prof Empl Hist Associate AD/SWA at Niagara University 2006-present; Assistant AD/Head Women's Basketball Coach at Walsh University 1998-2006; Assistant Women's Basketball Coach and Track & Field Coach 1995-1998 Education Masters of Science from Slippery Rock University 1997; Bachelor of Arts from Grove City College 1993; Certificate of Completion from NACWAA/HERS Institute for Administrative Advancement 2004 OLYMPIC SPORTS LIAISON COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Ky Snyder Designation AD Job Title Executive Director of Athletics Institution University of San Diego Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference West Coast Conference Qualification Stmt Prior to joining the University of San Diego, Ky served as the President of the San Diego International Sports Council (SDISC). The SDISC mission is to bring sporting events and activities to the San Diego region. At the SDISC, Ky worked with many NGB’s and the USOC. This work included hosting many events over his eight years including the 16 nation, 5-sport, Bank of America US Olympic Cup. Ky has attended the Olympic Congress numerous times as well as made annual trips to Colorado Spring to meet with various NGB’s. Ky has worked with the ARCO Olympic Training Center and is currently working with its Executive Director, Tracy Lamb, on projects in the San Diego area. Ky strongly supports NCAA Olympic sports and the Olympic movement. He think it is in our athlete’s best interest to further develop a working relationship between the NCAA and the USOC. Ky is fully engaged and a consistently active participant in conference discussions and initiatives.

Committees Served On Current member NCAA Football Rules Committee; term exp. 9/10 President, San Diego Super Bowl Task Force; 10/01-current Co-Chair, Juvenile Diabetes Walk to Cure Diabetes; 2008 & 2009 Executive Director, San Diego International Sports Foundation; 5/96-12/03 San Diego Downtown Rotary Club 33; 1996-2004 Board of Directors, San Diego Youth Education Town; 1998-2001 Prof Empl Hist Executive Director of Athletics, University of San Diego; 12/03-current Responsible for the overall management and supervisory aspects of the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. President, San Diego International Sports Council; 5/96-12/03 Responsible for working with National Governing Bodies to secure and produce amateur and professional sporting events for the San Diego/Tijuana region. Examples of events secured and produced include: 2003 USA Badminton Senior Nationals; 2003 USA Fencing NAC Championships; 2002-04 Foot Locker High School National Championships; 2002 US Synchronized Swimming National Championships; USA Gymnastics Men's Junior Olympic National Championships; 2001 NCAA Division I Volleyball National Championship; Team Processing of the 2000 Olympic Games; 1999 US Olympic Cup; 1999 US Collegiate Synchronized Swimming Championships; 1999 NCAA Men's Water Polo championships; 1998 US Figure Skating Precision Team Championships; 1998 USA Cycling Junior National Road and Track Championships; 1996 NCAA Men's Water Polo Championships Assoc. Athletic Director of Athletic Development, University of San Diego; 12/90-4/96 Responsible for external relations, marketing and fund raising activities for the athletic department Education B.S. San Diego State University 1985 2009-10 POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE

Composition: Seven members, including two positions allocated for men, two positions allocated for women, three unallocated, one of which shall be a former recipient of an NCAA postgraduate scholarship. Each division and subdivision of Division I shall be represented. In Division II and Division III at least one representative will be a member of the Management Council as addressed in Bylaw 21.8 and 21.6.

Vacancies: Two September 2010 vacancies. One Division I (any subdivision); one former recipient. One male. Staff Liaison: Bob Chichester Chair: Glada Horvat

DIV. EM/ POS. NAME AND CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN INSTITUTION FBS N/F Assoc AD Jenny Bramer Mountain West Bramer Bramer Bramer Bramer* San Diego State University FBS N/M FAR Larry Killough Atlantic Coast Killough* Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University FCS Y/F Asst. AD Jennifer Brown Southern Conference Brown Brown* Western Carolina University DI N/M FAR Jeffrey Hugdahl Atlantic Sun Conference Hugdahl Hugdahl Hugdahl Hugdahl Mercer University II N/F FAR Kathleen Turner2 Heartland Turner2 Turner2 Turner2 Turner2 Oklahoma Panhandle State (1/13*) University III N/F AD Susan Chapman3 Massachusetts State College Chapman3 Chapman3 Worcester State University Athletic (1/11*) N/M FORMER Michael Backes N/A Backes* RECIP. Hutchison Technology Inc.

* Not eligible for reappointment 2 Term concurrent with service on Division II Management Council. 3 Term concurrent with service on Division III Management Council. 10/13/09

POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Glada Horvat University of Georgia Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Donna Ritch University of Wisconsin, Green Bay Horizon League 1-Sep-05 29-May-08 Marchelle Lane University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 John P. Hardt Bucknell University Patriot League 1-Sep-03 21-Aug-06 Maureen Schaukowitch Loyola Marymount University West Coast Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Nancy R. Hamant University of Cincinnati Conference USA 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Carl D. Settergren University of Missouri, Columbia Big 12 Conference 17-Sep-98 1-Sep-03 Floyd Laisure Bethune-Cookman University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-01 Rosalia N. Scripa University of Alabama at Birmingham Conference USA 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 Teresa R. Kuehn-Gould West Coast Conference West Coast Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 Chester S. Gladchuk Boston College Big East Conference 1-Sep-95 27-May-98 James O'Fallon University of Oregon Pacific-10 Conference 2-Aug-94 1-Sep-97 Nancy R. Hamant University of Cincinnati Conference USA 1-Sep-90 1-Sep-96 Kenneth A. Free Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-93 30-Jun-96 Chester S. Gladchuk Boston College Big East Conference 23-Nov-94 1-Sep-95 Jim G. Malik San Diego State University Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-91 1-Jul-94 David B. Keilitz Central Michigan University Mid-American Conference 15-Aug-89 15-Jan-94 Jacquelyn C Franklin Jackson State University Southwestern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-90 1-Sep-93 Richard A. Young Florida International University Atlantic Sun Conference 1-Sep-88 1-Sep-91 Jacquelyn C Franklin Jackson State University Southwestern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-87 1-Sep-90 Ralph N. Floyd Indiana University, Bloomington Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-87 1-Sep-90 Richard W Burns University of Texas at El Paso Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-86 31-Aug-89 Richard A. Young Washington State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-85 1-Sep-88 Jacquelyn C Franklin Jackson State University Southwestern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-86 1-Sep-87 Ralph N. Floyd Indiana University, Bloomington Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-84 1-Sep-87 Keith Colson New Mexico State University Big West Conference 1-Sep-82 1-Sep-85 Donald G. Dickason Pennsylvania State University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-81 1-Sep-84 Keith Colson New Mexico State University Big West Conference 1-Sep-80 1-Sep-82 Donald G. Dickason Pennsylvania State University Independent 1-Sep-78 1-Sep-81 Harold Jeskey Southern Methodist University 1-Sep-79 1-Sep-80 Harold Jeskey Southern Methodist University Independent 1-Sep-76 1-Sep-79

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 6, 2010 POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Brad N. Berndt Assoc. AD Duke University Atlantic Coast FBS M Conference Phil Lowcock Director, Life Skills Programs University of Kansas Big 12 Conference FBS M Michael Wasylenko FAR Syracuse University Big East Conference FBS M Thornton Shelton Jr. Assistan Director of Athletics The Ohio State University Big Ten Conference FBS M Y

Frank Messina FAR/Professor of Accounting & University of Alabama at Conference USA FBS M Information Birmingham Lee A. Meserve FAR/Distinguished Prof. of Bio. Bowling Green State Mid-American FBS M BYERS 09/10 Sciences University Conference Jean A. Boyd Associate Athletics Director Arizona State University Pacific-10 Conference FBS M Y

Joseph L. Fink III FAR University of Kentucky Southeastern FBS M Conference Herbert L. Carter, III Associate Commissioner Sun Belt Conference Sun Belt Conference FBS M Nick Popplewell Director of Marketing University of Idaho Western Athletic FBS M Conference Lauren Ashman Asst. Dir. of Athletics for Compliance Hofstra University Colonial Athletic FCS F Association Corey Bray Assistant Athletic Director Eastern Kentucky Ohio Valley FCS M University Conference Richard Wanninger Associate Executive Director Patriot League Patriot League FCS M Shawn O'Rourke FAR/Associate Dean for Graduate Canisius College Metro Atlantic DI M Programs Athletic Conference Anne Woodrick FAR/Professor, Anthropology University of Northern Missouri Valley DI F 1ACADC 07/11, Iowa Conference BYERS 09/10 Scott Leykam Associate Commissioner West Coast Conference West Coast DI M Conference

The National Collegiate AThletic Association SKT January 8, 2010 POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Brad Berndt Job Title Assoc. AD Institution Duke University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Qualification Stmt Have worked directly with thousands of quality student-athletes the last 24 years and have had the opportunity to nominate and help many of them complete applications for NCAA and ACC postgraduate scholarships. Have seen first-hand the impact the scholarships have made on student-athletes' future and would be perfect to be involved in the selection process as a member of the Postgraduate Scholarship Committee.

Committees Served On NCAA Peer Review Certification Team Member (1994-present) Prof Empl Hist Duke Univ. - Assoc. AD (June 2007-present) Duke Univ. - Asst. AD/Academic Services (June 2000-May 2007) Duke Univ. - Director/Academic Services (December 1998-May 2000) Duke Univ. - Assist. Director/Academic Services (August 1997-November 1998) Applalachian State Univ. - Coordinator/Academic Services for Athletics (July 1985-July 1997)

Education Master of Science in Counseling and Guidance - Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison (May 1985) Bachelor of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling - Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison (May 1983) POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Phillip W. Lowcock Job Title Director of Life Skills Institution University of Kansas Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big 12 Conference Qualification Stmt I am interested in pursuing the opportunity to serve on the Post-Graduate Scholarship Committee because of my strong commitment to pursuit of advanced education through post-graduate study. Since joining the Athletics Department at the University of Kansas, I have sought out the opportunity to continue my connection to the world of the teaching faculty and graduate study in several ways. I supervise graduate research and remain an active member on graduate Dissertation and Thesis committees and hold the title of Ad Hoc Faculty ember through the KU School of Education. I also teach four sections of a Champs/Life Skills course to incoming student-athletes every year. As part of that class, I consistently challenge students to set lofty goals such as pursuit of post-graduate study and scholarship opportunities. Finally as administrative coordinator o four department SAAC committee, I encourage all student-athletes to seek out fulfilling lives, including advanced education. Committees Served On No prior committee service Prof Empl Hist 1984 - 1992, Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Kansas. Initially responsible for instruction in a wide variety of physical activity classes, eventually transitioning into delivering primary instruction for physical education majors in pedagogy/theory classes.

1992-1994, Adjunct Instructor, University of Kansas. Taught graduate level sport psychology classes.

1994-present, Degree & Career Counselor, Kansas Athletics. Responsible for serving as assigned academic counselor/advisor to various sport teams, including Men's & Women's Track and Cross Country, Men's & Women's Golf, Men's Tennis, and Women's Soccer.

2002-present, Director: Student-Athlete Life Skills Programs, Kansas Athletics. Responsible for designing the curriculum for Life Skills Education class and teaching two sections per semester of the class for all incoming student-athletes at KU. Also responsible for coordination of all Student- Athlete Advisory Committee meetings and activities on campus.

Education BSE Physical Education, University of Kansas, 1985 MSE Kinesiology/Sport Psychology, University of Kansas, 1989 PhD Sport Psychology/Counseling Psychology, University of Kansas, 1992 POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Michael Wasylenko Designation FAR Institution Syracuse University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big East Conference Qualification Stmt I am keenly interested in the success of students and student athletes in post graduate studies. As senior associate dean at the Maxwell School of Syracuse University, among other responsibilities, I oversee graduate education and merit aid wards in nine departments to incoming and continuing graduate students. I have served for two three- year terms on the Big East Conference academic awards committee, which selects male and female student athletes across all sports to receive post graduate scholarships from our conference office. I have served on university groups to prepare students for Marshall Scholar and Rhodes Scholar competitions. I have gained an understanding of the academic achievements of students who win presidential fellowships at MIT, NSF fellowships, and Hertz Foundation awards among others. As well, I have witnessed many inductions into the Golden Key honor society as well as Phi Beta Kappa. I have become familiar with undergraduate curricula across many fields.

Committees Served On No prior service. Prof Empl Hist Senior Associate Dean, The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Syracuse University, September 2003 - present. Professor of Economics, Syracuse University, 1989 - present. Senior Research Associate, Maxwell School, Center for Policy Research, 1994-present. OTHER ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE Associate Dean, The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Syracuse University, January 1997- September 2003. Chair, Department of Economics, Syracuse University, July 1993-1997. Associate Director, Metropolitan Studies Program, Maxwell School, 1988-1993. Director of Graduate Studies, Department of Economics, Syracuse University, 1989-1993.

Education B.S. (Mathematics) St. Joseph's University (Philadelphia, PA) M.S. and Ph.D. (Economics) Syracuse University POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Thornton Shelton Job Title Assistan Director of Athletics Institution The Ohio State University Gender M Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big Ten Conference Qualification Stmt I would be honored to serve on the Postgraduate Selection Committee. In my current role at The Ohio State University and throughout my career in intercollegiate athletics, I have enthusiastically served student-athletes. Daily I have communicated the importance of pursuing a degree, competing at the highest level and being a leader in the community through service. Having the ability to serve on the selection committee would provide a great opportunity at the national level to recognize and provide resources to individuals who have embraced this philosophy. I take pride when our student-athletes have the opportunity to be nominated for awards, such as this one. Serving on the selection committee would be an honor.

Committees Served On -NCAA Minority Opportunities and Interest Committee, member, (Sept 2004-July 2007) -NCAA Woman of Year Award Committee, member, (July 2005-July 2007) -NCAA Intern Selection Committee, member, (2003-2005)

Prof Empl Hist -The Ohio State University (2007-present), Assistant AD Sport Administration -Washington University-St. Louis (1992-2007), Assistant Athletic Director

Education WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY, WICHITA, KS Masters of Science: Sport Administration, May 1992

WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY, WICHITA, KS Bachelor of Arts: Sport Business Management, December 1989

POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Frank Messina Designation FAR Job Title Professor of Accounting & Information Institution University of Alabama at Birmingham Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Conference USA Qualification Stmt As a CPA, former Chair of the department, having been an academic professor for 19 years, along with serving as the Tax-Scholar-in-Residence for the 34th largest CPA firm in the US, I have the ability to deal with all the duties outlined. As chair of the accounting program we awarded well over $100,000 in scholarships for the past seven years to over 50 students per year, I played a major role in the evaluation of potential scholarship recipients. I also was in charge of a graduate masters program where I fully understand the qualities of the students it took to be successful. I am very familiar with the NCAA Postgraduate process and just this past year, one of my nominated student candidate my nominated student candidates received an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship and is now in medical school. Recently, I reviewed our processes in C-USA and lead the charge for changes that were implemented. I also serve on the C- USA Postgraduate Scholarship Committee.

Committees Served On Serving on Conference USA’s Academic Advising Committee. Prof Empl Hist University of Alabama at Birmingham: Professor of Accounting, October, 2004 - present. Former Chairman, Department of Accounting & Information Systems, August, 2002 – August, 2009. Associate Professor with tenure, October, 1999 - September, 2004. Assistant Professor, September, 1993 - September, 1999. Education Doctor of Business Administration: Mississippi State University, December, 1993 Major: Accounting Minor: Management Information Systems Master of Professional Accountancy: Mississippi State University, August, 1990 Bachelor of Science in Business Administration: University of West Alabama, May, 1986 Major: Accounting Major: Computer Science POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Lee A. Meserve Designation FAR Job Title Distinguished Prof. of Bio. Sciences Institution Bowling Green State University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-American Conference Qualification Stmt Dr. Meserve has been a faculty member at BGSU in the Department of Biological Sciences for over 35 years (Faculty Athletics Representative for over 10 years). Over this period of service he has advised and evaluated hundreds of undergraduates, and over 230 graduate students (186 masters students and 45 doctoral students) for 56 of whom (49 masters; 7 doctoral) he has served as the major advisor. He has also served as Member and Chair of the Walter Byers Scholarship Committee. During his academic career, Dr. Meserve has read, evaluated, and edited hundreds of scholarly documents, so has the experience and expertise to review applications from SA for Postgraduate Scholarship awards.

Committees Served On Walter Byers Scholarship Committee. Member 2005-present; Chair 2006-present. Term expires fall 2010. Has attended the NCAA Rules Compliance Seminar annually for 13 years. Has attended the Annual FARA Meeting for 13 consecutine years. Prof Empl Hist Summer Coordinator of General Biology, ,1972. Visiting Assistant Professor of Biology, Vassar College, 1972-1973. Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences, Bowling Green State University, 1973-1981. Associate Professor of Biological Sciences, Bowling Green State University, 1981-1988. Professor of Biological Sciences, Bowling Green State University, 1988-present. Distinguished Teaching Professor of Biological Sciences, Bowling Green State University, 1993-present.

Education B.S. , Animal Sciences, 1966. Ph.D. Rutgers University, Zoology, 1972. The Influence Perinatal Thyroid Status and Caloric Intake on Maturation of the Hypothalamo-Hypophyseal-Adrenal Axis in the Rat. POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jean Boyd Job Title Associate Athletics Director Institution Arizona State University Gender M Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Pacific-10 Conference Qualification Stmt As the Associate Athletic Director for Development at Arizona State University, I have committed my career to challenging student-athletes to compete at the highest level in the classroom and in their lives. My passion is assisting students in creating a vision and plan after graduation that assures lifelong achievement after the intercollegiate athletic experience. In my role, I work closely with Deans and Associate Deans on our campus, including our Honors College in preparing our student-atheltes for thier journey beyond college. For those who show the potential and aspiration to be future local and global leaders, graduate school offers the opportunity to realize this possibility. With 15 years of experience in working with elite scholar athletes, as a member of the NCAA Post Graduate Scholarship Committee, I feel I would provide meaningful insight and perspective during the selection process for these highly sought after awards.

Committees Served On NCAA At Risk Student Athlete Working Group - Summer 2008 to current; NCAA Student Athlete Development / Leadership Conference Facilitator - Summmer 2009, Summer 2001, Summer 2000; Faculty Member - N4A (National Association of Academic Advisors for Atheltes) Professional Development Institute - Summer 2007, 2008, 2009.

Prof Empl Hist Associate Athletic Director - Office of Student Athlete Development, Arizona State University (2005 to Current); Assistant Athletic Director - Office of Student Athlete Development, ASU (2003-2005); Manager - Football Academic and Player Development, ASU (2001-2003); Manager - ASU LIfe Skills Program (1999-2001); Coordinator - ASU Life Skills Program (1997-1999); Coordinator Summer Employment and Camps and Clinics, ASU (1997); Intern - ASU Athletics (1995-1996); Football - (Spring / Summer 1994) Education Masters of Education, Educational Leadership and Policy Studies - Higher Education - Arizona State University, May 1998; Bachelor of Arts, History, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, ASU, May 1994 POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Joe Fink Designation FAR Institution University of Kentucky Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Southeastern Conference Qualification Stmt I would be very interested in serving the NCAA and the student-athletes it serves through working with the Postgraduate Scholarship Committee. I have fairly extensive experience reviewing the academic and extramural achievements of students derived from my eight years as Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at UK where I made individual admission decisions on freshman and transfer applicants. For over fifteen years I have also served as an interviewer of high school seniors applying for UK's top full-ride, four year scholarship. I also have participated for years in interviewing applicants for admission to the Pharm.D. degree program at UK. I am interested because I delight in facilitating the achievement of young people. My commitment to students is documented by being twice a recipient of the University-wide Great Teacher Award at UK. I would look forward to working with the NCAA in this way.

Committees Served On NCAA service is none; I have been the Faculty Athletics Representative at the University of Kentucky only since July 1 of this year. Other community service commitments include: Founding Member and Steering Committee, Ohio Valley Affiliates for Life Sciences (2001- 05) Member, Board of Directors, Lexington United (2002-04) Member, Board of Directors, Commerce Lexington, Inc. (2004) Member, Board of Directors, Advanced Technology Council of Greater Louisville (1999- 01) Member, Board of Directors and Executive Committee, Kentucky Life Sciences Organization (2004-2006) Member, Board of Directors, Southern Technology Council (2002-2006) Member, Steering Committee, Coalition for University Regional Economies (2004-05) Member, Executive Committee, Center for Rural Development, Somerset, KY (2002 to present); Secretary (2004-2006); Vice Chairman (2006-2008); Chairman (2008-present) Public Member, Council on Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists (1993-99, 2008-present) POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Joe Fink (continued) Prof Empl Hist Joseph L. Fink III is Professor at the University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy, where he focuses on pharmaceutical public policy and pharmacy law, and Professor of Public Health in the UK College of Public Health. In addition, he also is a Professor of Health Administration in the Martin School of Public Policy and Administration, a unit he served as Acting Director during 1998. He also has a faculty appointment as Professor of Clinical Leadership and Management in the UK College of Health Sciences. On the administrative side, he has been Vice President for Research and Economic Development, Vice President for Corporate Relations and Economic Outreach as well as Special Assistant to the President for Academic Affairs at UK. He was Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at UK from 1988 to 1996. Additionally, he served as Executive Director of UK Coldstream Research Campus, the University’s 735 acre research park in Lexington from 2002 to 2004. He was Assistant Dean of the UK College of Pharmacy from 1981 to 1988. Finally, he served as Acting Director of the UK Appalachian Center during 2004-2005 Of greatest relevance to this position reviewing students' academic credentials, in the role of Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs he worked with both the Office of Admissions and the Merit Scholarship Office to improve the academic profile of the University. During his tenure in this post the average ACT score of the entering class at UK rose by one full unit to be above the 85th percentile nationally and four units above the national average. Moreover, the average high school GPA of the entering class rose from 3.19 to 3.40. Finally, the number of National Merit Scholars in the entering class increased from 12 in 1989 to 77 in 1995, placing UK among the top ten public institutions on this important measure of the entering class. At the same time, record enrollments of minority undergraduates were achieved.

Education Joe Fink, the son of a pharmacist, received his professional education in pharmacy at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science, now the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia (NCAA Div. II), and holds the degree Doctor of Law from Georgetown University Law Center, where he was Chairman of the Moot Court Board. He is licensed to practice pharmacy in Kentucky and Pennsylvania and has been admitted to the practice of law in Kentucky and Pennsylvania as well as before the United States Supreme Court. He is also trained in both general mediation and health care mediation, completing the latter at the Harvard School of Public Health. During 1985-86 he served an American Council on Education Fellowship in Academic Administration. POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Herbert Carter Job Title Associate Commissioner Institution Sun Belt Conference Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Sun Belt Conference Qualification Stmt I would consider it an honor to serve on this committee. I currently oversee the selection process and execution of the Sun Belt Conference’s Post-Graduate Scholarship program and have since joining the conference in 2006. As a Certified Public Account, I worked directly with several clients and not-for- profit foundations who represented a variety of charities including those who contributed to education by providing scholarships for academic achievement and financial need. I believe strongly in doing everything we can as an industry to recognize student-athletes who achieve excellence academically. I am confident that my experience in the private sector would provide perspective that would be very valuable to the committee. If selected, I pledge to work diligently in helping the committee and the NCAA reach its goals.

Committees Served On Member of CABMA 2006 - Present Society of Certified Public Accountants 2000 - Present American Society of Certified Public Accountants 2000-Present Rich Mauti Cancer Fund Treasurer 2003-2006 Jefferson Young Leaders Board Member 2004 Member 2004-2006 Save Our Lake Annual Volunteer Accountant 2002-2004 Special Olympics Basketball Coach 1994-1997 Track & Field Volunteer 1994-1997 Junior Achievement Volunteer Instructor 1994-1996 POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Herbert Carter (continued) Prof Empl Hist Sun Belt Conference Associate Commissioner/CFO August, 2006 - Present Wegmann-Dazet & Company, CPA's Tax/Accounting Manager July, 2003 - August, 2006 Rebowe & Company, CPA's Tax/Accounting Manager November, 2000 - July, 2003 Winston & Poole, CPA's September, 1996 - November, 2000 Education University of New Orleans Bachelor of Science in Accounting with Minor in Management Certified Public Accountant State of Louisiana Board of Certified Public Accountants POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Nick Popplewell Job Title Director of Marketing Institution University of Idaho Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Western Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt One of my missions as a college athletic administrator is to further the welfare and personal development of student-athletes. The Postgraduate Scholarship Committee provides an outstanding opportunity for administrators to pursue excellence at their individual university. Helping provide a means for exemplary student-athletes to continue their education is crucial in this economic climate. As a member of this council, it would be exciting to ensure the most worthy individuals would have a chance for grants and I could also work towards increasing the number and amount of these grants. I would be honored for the chance to serve on the Postgraduate Scholarship Committee. It is a chance for me to learn, to grow, and to apply the knowledge I have for the betterment of athletics.

Committees Served On I have not served on a NCAA committee but have actively participated in: Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society (fall 2004 - spring 2008), Sigma Nu Fraternity (fall 2004 - spring 2008), University of Idaho Intra Fraternity Council (fall 2005 - fall 2008), and numerous hiring committees for salaried positions at the University of Idaho.

Prof Empl Hist University of Idaho Athletics Department: Marketing Director (May 2009 – Present), University of Idaho: Licensing Director (March 2009 – Present), University of Idaho Athletics Department: Interim Marketing Director (September 2008 – April 2009), University of Idaho Athletics Department: Marketing Graduate Assistant (August 2008), University of Idaho Athletics Department: Student Intern/Volunteer (Fall 2006 – Spring 2008) Education Graduated in spring 2008 from the University of Idaho with a Bachelor of Science in Business, emphasis in Marketing (3.58 G.P.A.). Graduated in summer 2009 from the University of Washington with a Master’s of Education, emphasis in Sports Administration (3.8 G.P.A., Faculty Merit Award winner). POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Lauren M. Ashman Job Title Asst. Dir. of Athletics for Compliance Institution Hofstra University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Colonial Athletic Association Qualification Stmt I believe that it is of utmost importance to actively serve within the NCAA membership. It would be an honor to represent Hofstra University and the Colonial Athletic Association on this committee. My primary reason for entering into a career in intercollegiate athletics stems from a desire to work with talented and driven student-athletes. I have found athletics administration to be extremely rewarding. Serving on this committee will allow me to have a significant and positive impact on the overall experience of student- athletes, both on our campus and across the Division I membership. This opportunity will also assist in my desire for continued professional development as an athletics administrator.

Committees Served On October 2008-Present. NCAA Peer Review Team Pool - Third Cycle of Athletic Certification. Prof Empl Hist February 2008 - Present. Assistant Director of Athletics for Coompliance, Hofstra University. August 2006-January 2008. Assistant Director of Compliance, Hofstra University. January 2005-July 2006. Assistant Compliance Coordinator, Coastal Carolina University. June 2004 - December 2004. Compliance Intern, Coastal Carolina University.

Education Bachelor of Science, Education (Sport Management) Slippery Rock University, 2004. POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Corey Bray Job Title Assistant Director of Athletics for Adm Institution Eastern Kentucky University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Ohio Valley Conference Qualification Stmt I would be honored to serve on the NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Committee, especially because of my previous experience as the NCAA staff liaison to the Walter Byers Postgraduate Scholarship. Below is a summary of my qualifications for service on the committee. Eleven years of experience as an athletics administrator Six years of service as the NCAA staff liaison to the NCAA Walter Byers Postgraduate Scholarship Currently serving as the EKU Athletics Department liaison to our student-athlete academic support staff NCAA Student-Athlete Opportunity, Special Assistance and Academic Enhancement Funds administrator for EKU (awarded several postgraduate scholarships from the SAOF to former EKU student-athletes) Former CHAMPS/Life Skills Coordinator Former two sport student-athlete (football and track & field) Committees Served On NCAA committee liaison roles: Division I Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (2001- 2004), Olympic Sports Liaison Committee (2004), Walter Byers Scholarship Committee (1999-2004), Research Committee (1999-2004), and Data Analysis Research Network (1999-2001) EKU committee service: University Strategic Planning (2005-2006), University Athletics (2005-2006), Employee Wellness (2006), NCAA Athletics Certification Steering (2005- 2006) POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Corey Bray (continued) Prof Empl Hist Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Kentucky Assistant Athletics Director for Administration 2005 ? Present National Collegiate Athletic Association, Indianapolis, Indiana Consultant 2004 - 2005 Associate Director of Research 2003 ? 2004 Assistant Director of Research 2002 ? 2003 Research Coordinator 1999 ? 2002 Research Assistant 1998 ? 1999 ACC Women?s Basketball Tournament, Greensboro, North Carolina Operations Staff Volunteer 2005 ACC and Southern Conference Wrestling Championships, Greensboro, North Carolina Mat Jam Operations Staff Volunteer 2005 National Youth Sports Corporation, Indianapolis, Indiana Final Four Youth Education through Sports Clinic Director 2000 - 2004 Division I Men's Basketball Tournament First/Second Rounds, Indianapolis, Indiana Site Control Staff 2003 Indiana Sports Corporation, Indianapolis, Indiana Men?s World Basketball Championships Event Operations Control Center Shift Manager 2002 North Eugene High School, Eugene, Oregon Volunteer Assistant Track & Field Coach (sprinters) 1997 Assistant Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball Coach 1993, 1995 ? 1998 Volunteer Head Freshman Basketball Coach, summer league 1995 ? 1997 Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, Washington Two Sport Letter Recipient (4 in Track & Field and 4 in Football) 1991 - 1995

Education Sports Management Institute Executive Program Certificate 2005 University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon Master of Science in Social Psychology of Sport and Exercise 1998 Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, Washington Bachelor of Science in Psychology, minor in Coaching (summa cum laude) 1995 POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Richard Wanninger Job Title Associate Executive Director Institution Patriot League Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Patriot League Qualification Stmt Education is paramount to my career, and it is one of the main reasons why I returned to intercollegiate athletics almost five years ago. Working at the Patriot League provides me the opportunity to keep education as a major focus for the student-athletes and the public. I believe that for the complete college experience for student-athletes, there must be a true balance between academic and athletics.

During my time within the Olympic movement, I was involved with the education of Olympic-level athletes for the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, as well as worked with younger Olympic hopefuls with the endeavors to continue their education while training for their respective sport in the city of Colorado Springs.

Most recently, I have completed a partnership with the Patriot League and a school in Ireland for a post-graduate opportunity for a graduating Patriot League male basketball player to continue his studies and basketball endeavors through a scholarship program.

Committees Served On Board member and executive committee member of U.S. Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) since 2006, including serving as President (2008-10) ... served as NCAA representative at past NCAA Championships for men's lacrosse (2008, 2009) and women's soccer (2005) ... member of the Olympic Public Relations Association (1994-2004) ... worked for local organizing committees at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles (volunteer), 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta (staff) and 2002 Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City (volunteer) ... current member of NACMA and CoSIDA ... involved with various USOC committees and working with various award nomination groups within the Olympic movement for current and retired athletes ... tournament director and member of Games Committee for the Patriot League Men and Women's Basketball Tournaments and numerous other Patriot League Championships (2006-present). Member of CoSIDA Television and Radio Liaison Committee (2008). POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Richard Wanninger (continued) Prof Empl Hist Associate Executive Director, Patriot League (2005-present) - Responsible for oversight of the Patriot League Men and Women's Basketball Tournaments, as well as the League's television and broadband packages, and marketing/sponsorship initiatives and other League programs. Oversaw operation of all 18 Patriot League Championships (2005-07).

Director of Communications and Public Affairs, U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (2000-2004) – Developed/implemented communications plan and managed editorial content for USADA website, as well as working with various government entities. Created the Athlete Ambassador program, which involves current and retired athletes contributing to the USADA education programs.

Communications Director for USA Cycling (1998-2000) and USA Volleyball (1991-94) - Supervised the media relations department for both organizations.

Also worked as independent contractor for the U.S. Olympic Committee and various national governing bodies (USA Hockey, U.S. Taekwondo, U.S. Figure Skating, 1996-97). A veteran of six Olympic Games and numerous other major international and national championship events.

Manager, Main Press Center, Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games (ACOG, 1995-96) – Oversaw overall operation of the Main Press Center at the 1996 Summer Olympics and was the Director of External Affairs for the U.S. Olympic Festival-'95 (1994-95).

Assistant Sports Information Director, Arizona State University (1985-91) – Handled public and media relations duties for all of ASU’s Olympic sports programs, in addition to assisting with football and men’s basketball. Supervised undergraduate and graduate student staff. Education Earned undergraduate degree in journalism from Arizona State University ... earned Master's degree from the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs in public administration ... 2006 graduate of the Sports Management Institute. The Institute was developed in 1989 as a joint venture of the athletic departments and business administration schools of the founding universities. The goal was to create a highly academic, graduate-level business programs for athletic administrators.

POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Shawn O'Rourke Designation FAR Job Title Associate Dean for Graduate Programs Institution Canisius College Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt Last 6 years Associate Dean in the School of Education for Graduate Programs-overseeing 1200 graduate students each year! Before that 4 years as the Director of Sport Administration at the graduat level. For the past 10 years advising, teaching and mentoring graduate schools in their careers and graduate programs.

Committees Served On none Prof Empl Hist 2010-Interim Dean, School of Education, Canisius College 2004-2009 Associate Dean, School of Education, Canisius College 2000-2004 Director of Sport Administration, Canisius College 2004-present, Faculty Athletic Representative, Canisius College

Education PhD, The Ohio State University MS, University of Richmond BA, Wilfrid Laurier University POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Anne Woodrick Designation FAR Job Title Professor, Anthropology Institution University of Northern Iowa Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Missouri Valley Conference Qualification Stmt I have served on a number of scholarship selection committees ranging from the university, to the athletics conference and the NCAA. Although the scholarship application review process requires considerable time and thoughtful deliberation, the outcomes are always so uplifting. As a committee member I would work hard to make sure that no deserving student athlete who fits the scholarship criteria would be left out of the process. Sometimes just an email reminder to the FARs--especially at the institutions who are less often represented in the application pool--might be helpful.

Committees Served On Current NCAA Committees: Walter Byers Postgraduate Scholarship Comm 2006-2010; Academic Cabinet, Div 1 2008-2011; MVC Postgraduate Scholarship Selection Committee 2003-present; UNI Presidential Scholars Board member 1992-1996; College of Social and Behavioral Sciences Alderman Schlarship Committee 1998-2005, Chair 2001-2004; Undergraduate Anthropology Scholarship Award Committee 1995-present.

Prof Empl Hist 1988-present: University of Northern Iowa. Professor, Anthropology (2007-current); prior to 2007: Associate Professor, Assistant Professor, Full-time Temporary Instructior. 1987-1988: Part-time instructor Palomar College and Grossmont College, San Diego, Ca. 1982-1984: Part-time instructor Mesa College, San Diego, CA. 1980 Research associate, University of Michigan, Lubbub Creek Archaeological Project, Tuscaloosa, AL 1976-1979: Zooarchaeologist, Office of Archaeological Research, Moundville, AL.

Education 1989 PhD Anthropology, University of California, San Diego 1982 MA Anthropology, University of California, San Diego 1974 BA Anthropology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Scott Leykam Job Title Associate Commissioner Institution West Coast Conference Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference West Coast Conference Qualification Stmt I am currently active on the College Sports Information Directors of America (COSIDA) Academic All-America Committee and the West Coast Conference Awards Committee and just finished a four-year term as Chairman of the Stanford University Athletic Hall of Fame Selection Committee. I am also a past chair of the Stanford University Athletic Board Awards Committee (rewarding annual academic and athletic achievement) and am a past member of the COSIDA Publications Committee. During my time on these committees, I have taken great pride in my ability to evaluate candidate nominations, credentials, and writing styles both critically and fairly. I also learned a lot about the award nominating process through nine years as a Media Relations professional at Stanford University where I was successful nominating our student-athletes for both athletic and academic honors ranging from Post-Graduate Scholarships to Academic All-Americans to National Players of the Year.

Committees Served On COSIDA: Publications Committee Academic All-America Committee

Stanford: Chair of Stanford Athletic Hall of Fame Selection Committee Chair of Stanford Athletic Board Awards Selection Committee POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Scott Leykam (continued) Prof Empl Hist Leykam began his career at Stanford in the athletic media relations department, where he served for eight years (1995-2003), eventually earning the title of Co-Director of Media Relations. He supervised all media relations duties for women's basketball, baseball, men's and women's volleyball, men's and women's tennis, wrestling, and managed football media relations responsibilities for the Cardinal's Rose Bowl, Sun Bowl, and Seattle Bowl teams. He also served as the NCAA Tournament Media Relations Coordinator for several post-season events, including women's basketball, baseball, and women's volleyball.

Leykam later served as the Director of Athletic Annual Giving (2004-08) in the Stanford University athletics department. During his five-year tenure in that position, Leykam managed the third largest annual fund on the Stanford campus, the Buck/Cardinal Club, and increased revenue by 157 percent in four years. Under his direction, the Buck/Cardinal Club saw its fundraising efforts go from $2.653 million in 2004 to a record $6.826 million in 2007. Leykam was the athletics department liaison to the 60-member Buck/Cardinal Board of Directors. He served as staff supervisor for the Stanford Stadium Seating Committee, a committee assembled by the athletic director to advise on seating and ticketing plans for the new Stanford Stadium. He also served as Chairman of the Stanford Athletic Hall of Fame Selection Committee and was the Stanford Athletics spokesman at advisory board meetings, Alumni Association functions, and local fundraising luncheons.

Leykam was named the Associate Commissioner for External Relations of the West Coast Conference on May 21, 2008. Leykam is primarily responsible for the coordination of Education EDUCATION l i i hi di l i hi di ii i i Saint Mary’s College of California Degree: May 1995 (BA in Communications)

2006-presentProfessor, Saint Mary’s College • Professor of weekly Journalism/Sports Journalism course for 25-30 upper division undergraduates. •Weekly lecture topics included how to write news articles, feature stories, and columns; media monopolies; and the changing face of the Bay Area Newspaper industry.

While a full-time student at Saint Mary's .... Staff Sports Writer, Contra Costa Times •Served as staff reporter for 30+ hours per week at major Bay Area newspaper with circulation of over 100,000

2009-10 RESEARCH COMMITTEE Legislated Ten members, including four from Division I, two from Division II and Division III and two unallocated. In addition, three positions shall be allocated for men, Requirements: three shall be allocated for women and four unallocated. The membership of the committee shall be constituted as follows: at least three athletics administrators and at least three faculty athletics representatives with appropriate research experience. In Division II and Division III at least one representative will be a member of the Management Council as addressed in Bylaw 21.8 and 21.6. Vacancies: Three September 2010 vacancies. One Division I (FCS); one Division II; one Division III. Two males; one FAR. Staff Liaison: Nicole Bracken Chair: DIV. EM/GEN ROLE NAME, INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13

FBS N/F Sr Assoc AD Katie Hill Atlantic Coast Hill Hill* Clemson University FBS N/F Dir of Comp Melody Rifel Werner Mid-American Werner Werner Werner* Eastern Michigan University FCS N/M FAR C. Bruce Myers Ohio Valley Myers* Austin Peay State University DI N/F FAR Janis Ingham Big West Ingham Ingham Ingham Ingham* University of California, Santa Barbara II N/M FAR Brent Wren Gulf South Wren* University of Alabama, Huntsville II N/M FAR Jeff Cawlfield Great Lakes Valley Cawlfield Cawlfield* University of Missouri, Rolla II N/F FAR Brenda Cates2 West Virginia Intercollegiate Cates2 Cates2 Cates2 Cates2 Mount Olive College Athletic (1/14*) III N/M FAR Kurt Beron American Southwest Beron* University of Texas at Dallas III N/F Ex. Dir. Kathryn Hersey New England Women’s & Hersey Hersey* New England Women’s & Men’s Men’s Athletic Conference Athletic Conference III N/F CEO Lisa Marsh Ryerson3 North Eastern Athletic Ryerson 3 Ryerson Wells College (1/11) 3 * Not eligible for reappointment 2 Term concurrent with service on Division II Management Council 3 Term concurrent with service on Division III Management Council 11/17/09 RESEARCH COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Roxanne K. Levenson Pepperdine University West Coast Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Grace Calhoun Indiana University, Bloomington Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 John J. Piecoro Jr. University of Kentucky Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Leontye Lewis Coppin State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Susan Lipnickey Miami University (Ohio) Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Gary Nallan University of North Carolina, Asheville Big South Conference 1-Sep-02 27-Feb-06 Breda Bova University of New Mexico Mountain West Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Michael Cross Princeton University Ivy Group 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Steven L. Willborn University of Nebraska, Lincoln Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 George Nemhauser Georgia Institute of Technology Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Sybil A. Boudreaux University of New Orleans Sun Belt Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Wendy J. Guthrie University of San Diego West Coast Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Mildred B. Griggs University of Illinois, Champaign Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-01 Mary Jo Warner George Washington University Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 Henry M. Levin Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-99 David B. Knight University of North Carolina at Greensboro Southern Conference 1-Sep-94 1-Sep-98 Margaret J. Gatz University of Southern California Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-98 Thurston E. Banks Tennessee Technological University Ohio Valley Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-98 Thurston E. Banks Tennessee Technological University Ohio Valley Conference 16-Jan-93 1-Sep-98 Mildred B. Griggs University of Illinois, Champaign Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-95 15-Jan-97 Henry M. Levin Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 John W. Stoepler University of Toledo Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 Margaret J. Gatz University of Southern California Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-92 1-Sep-95 Pam Herriford Western Kentucky University Sun Belt Conference 1-Sep-92 1-Sep-95 Kirk J. Cureton University of Georgia Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-91 1-Sep-94 Glennelle Halpin Auburn University Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-90 1-Sep-93 Robert E. Stake University of Illinois, Champaign Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-90 1-Sep-93 Thurston E. Banks Tennessee Technological University Ohio Valley Conference 15-Jan-88 15-Jan-93 Thurston E. Banks Tennessee Technological University Ohio Valley Conference 15-Jan-89 15-Jan-93 Margaret J. Gatz University of Southern California Pacific-10 Conference 5-Jun-91 1-Sep-92 Pam Herriford Western Kentucky University Sun Belt Conference 1-Sep-89 1-Sep-92

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 6, 2010 RESEARCH COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Service Frederick Wiseman FAR/Prof. of Statistics & Marketing Research Northeastern University Colonial Athletic Association M

Howard Chudacoff FAR/Professor of History, Brown University Ivy Group M

Marty Galosi Associate AD, Marketing and Sales Robert Morris University Northeast Conference M Corey Bray Assistant Athletics Director Eastern Kentucky University Ohio Valley Conference M

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 8, 2010 RESEARCH COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Frederick Wiseman Designation FAR Job Title Prof. of Statistics & Marketing Research Institution Northeastern University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Colonial Athletic Association Qualification Stmt My research and teaching interests focus on the design/analysis of sample surveys with special emphasis on procedures and techniques that are necessary to ensure a high level of data quality. My research and publications in the area of survey non-response led to the establishment of an industry-wide task force comprised of representatives of various organizations including the US Bureau of Census. This task force was charged to develop standardized definitions for frequently used survey research terms such as response rate, refusal rate, cooperation rate and contact rate. I serve as survey research/statistical consultant to private & public organizations where I design and conduct marketing research surveys, public opinion polls and statistical methodology. In a university setting I have conducted 20+ surveys primarily focusing on student satisfaction-related issues. As FAR I'm familiar with NCAA research efforts and feel I have the necessary qualifications, time and interest to serve.

Committees Served On None. Prof Empl Hist Professor of Statistics and Marketing Research, College of Business Administration, Northeastern University (1970 to Present)

Statistical and market research consultant to numerous organizations and governmental agencies including Educational Testing Services (ETS), IBM, Boston Herald, MA Office of the Secretary of Consumer Affairs, Attorney General of MA and US Federal Trade Commissioner (FTC). Education (1961-1965) BS in Mathematics Cornell University (1965-1967) MS in Economic and Social Statistics Cornell University (1967-1970) PhD in Marketing RESEARCH COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Howard P. Chudacoff Designation FAR Job Title Professor of History, Brown University Institution Brown University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Ivy Group Qualification Stmt For Research Committee: 40 years of research as a historian of American social and cultural history. I have supervised two dozen graduate student dissertations and numerous research projects of undergraduates. I have had experience with quantitative research methods, but my primary experience is in research and evaluation of literary sources. Perhaps my most useful addition to the committee would be that my current research involves a book project on the history of modern intercollegiate athletics, 1950 to the present. Committees Served On Faculty Athletic Representative from Brown University, 2002-present; member of FARA legislative review committee, 2008 Prof Empl Hist University of Cincinnati, Assistant Professor of History, 1969-70 Brown University, Assistant Professor of History, 1970-76 Brown University, Associate Professor of History, 1976-81 Brown University, Professor of History, 1981-99 Brown University, George L. Littlefield Professor of American History and Professor of Urban Studies, 1999-present

Education A.B. In History, University of Chicago, 1965 A.M. in History, University of Chicago, 1967 Ph.D. in History, University of Chicago, 1969

RESEARCH COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Marty Galosi Designation AD Job Title Associate AD, Marketing and Sales Institution Robert Morris University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Northeast Conference Qualification Stmt With over 22 year of intercollegiate athletics administration experience, I would like to share my experience and insight as a member of the Research Committee. I believe that my practical experience as a an administrator will present a nice balance to the research experience of many of the FARs presently on the committee.

Committees Served On Northeast Conference representative for NACMA, 2007-Present Served on several CoSIDA committees Prof Empl Hist Associate AD (Marketing and Sales), Robert Morris University, 2001-Present Sports Information Director, Robert Morris University, 1990-2001 Sports Information Director, Allegheny College, 1989-90 Graduate Assistant, Sports Information, The Ohio State University, 1987-89

Education Miami University, BA, Speech Communication, 1987 The Ohio State University, MA, Sports Administration, 1989 RESEARCH COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Corey Bray Job Title Assistant Athletics Director Institution Eastern Kentucky University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Ohio Valley Conference Qualification Stmt I would be honored to serve on the NCAA Research Committee, especially because of my previous research staff experience. Below is a summary of my qualifications for service on the committee. 1. Six years of service on the NCAA research staff 2. Six years of service to the NCAA Research Committee as a staff liaison 3. Four years of service to the Data Analysis Research Network as a staff liaison 4. NCAA Sports Sponsorship and Participation Data: Hearings Before the Secretary of Education’s Commission on Opportunity in Athletics, (2002) (testimony of Corey Bray). 5. Bray, C. & Whaley, D. (2001). Team cohesion, effort, and objective individual performance of high school basketball players. The Sport Psychologist, 15, 260-275. 6. Green, G., Uryasz, F., Petr, T., & Bray, C. (2001). NCAA study of substance use and abuse habits of college student-athletes. Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine, 11, 51-5. 7. Pacific Lutheran University Psychology Department Faculty Research Award

Committees Served On Research Committee Liaison - 1999-2004 Data Analysis Research Network Liaison - 1999-2002 Division I Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Liaison - 2001-2004 Olympic Sports Liaison Committee Liaison - 2003-2004 Walter Byers Scholarship Committee Liaison - 1999-2004 RESEARCH COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Corey Bray Prof Empl Hist Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Kentucky Assistant Athletics Director for Administration 2005 – Present •Senior staff member and sport administrator for: men’s and women’s golf, cross country and track & field; women’s soccer; softball; cheer and dance •Administrator for the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee; CHAMPS/Life Skills program; NCAA Student-Athlete Opportunity, Special Assistance and Academic Enhancement Funds •Interim compliance coordinator •Conduct bi-annual Title IX evaluation and annual student-athlete experience survey •Department representative on seven campus committees (NCAA Certification, Strategic Planning [subcommittee chair], Athletics, Dining Services Advisory [chair], Employee Wellness Program, Pandemic Flu, Transportation) •Liaison to the bookstore, student-athlete academic support center and sport psychologist •Coordinate NCAA certification, annual staff evaluation and department strategic planning •Provide timely fulfillment of NCAA (e.g. APR, GSR, Grad. Rates, EADA) and OVC reports •Annually update athletics department and student-athlete policy and procedure manuals; and new employee orientation sheet •Monitor and implement viable best practices of high performing athletics departments

National Collegiate Athletic Association, Indianapolis, Indiana Consultant 2004 – 2005 Associate Director of Research 2003 – 2004 Assistant Director of Research 2002 – 2003 Research Coordinator 1999 – 2002 Research Assistant 1998 – 1999 •Successfully supervised a staff of three •Effective liaison to five committees (Research, Data Analysis Research Network, Division I Student-Athlete Advisory, Olympic Sports Liaison, Walter Byers Scholarship), the Education Sportsb Management hi bli Institute di d i l ffi ff Executive Program Certificate2005 University of Oregon Eugene, Oregon Master of Science in Social Psychology of Sport and Exercise 1998 Pacific Lutheran University Tacoma, Washington Bachelor of Science in Psychology, minor in Coaching (summa cum laude) 1995 2009-10 COMMITTEE ON SPORTSMANSHIP AND ETHICAL CONDUCT

Legislated Requirements: Eleven members. At least one from each division and subdivision of Division I. In Division II and Division III at least one representative will be a member of the Management Council as addressed in Bylaw 21.8 and 21.6. One student-athlete from each division shall serve as a member of the committee and may serve on the committee up to two years after the completion of his or her intercollegiate eligibility. Vacancies: One September 2010 vacancy. Division I (DI subdivision). Staff Liaisons: Becky Bedics, Rachel Newman Baker, Ty Halpin. Chair:

DIV. EM/GEN ROLE NAME, INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13

FBS N/M Sr. Assoc AD John Blanchard Atlantic Coast Blanchard Blanchard* University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill FCS N/F Assoc AD Debbie Wilson Colonial Athletic Wilson Wilson Wilson* George Mason University DI N/M AD Thomas Brennan Atlantic 10 Brennan* La Salle University FCS Y/M AD Derrick Ramsey Mid-Eastern Athletic Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey Ramsey* Coppin State University II Y/F Asst. AD LaToya Greene Conference Carolinas Greene Greene* Mount Olive College II N/F Comm Julie Ruppert2 Northeast-10 Ruppert2 Ruppert2 Ruppert2 Ruppert2 Northeast-10 Conference (1/13*) III N/F FAR Lisa Sardinia Northwest Sardinia Sardinia Sardinia Sardinia* Pacific University (OR) III N/F AD Fredina Ingold3 Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Ingold3 Ingold3 Ingold3 Ingold3 Penn State University, Altoona (1/13*)

* Not eligible for reappointment 2 Term concurrent with service on Division II Management Council 3 Term concurrent with service on Division III Management Council 10/13/09 COMMITTEE ON SPORTSMANSHIP AND ETHICAL CONDUCT HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Allison Houseal University of Maryland, College Park Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-07 1-Sep-09 Eugene Doris Fairfield University Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Lori Ebihara Big 12 Conference Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Gail Richard Eastern Illinois University Ohio Valley Conference 1-Jun-07 30-Apr-08 Corey Steven University of Illinois at Chicago Horizon League 1-Jan-05 1-Sep-07 Ron Loghry Big Sky Conference Big Sky Conference 21-Oct-04 1-Sep-07 Ralph Reynolds Indiana University, Bloomington Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Woody Gibson High Point University Big South Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Michael Piscetelli Atlantic Coast Conference 16-Jul-04 1-Jan-05 Dell Robinson Mid-American Conference Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Western Carolina University Southern Conference 1-Sep-03 20-Jul-04 Chandra V. Bierwirth Marist College Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-03 Bob Fredrick University of Kansas Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Elizabeth A. Reed St. Mary's College of California West Coast Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-01 Joni Comstock University of North Carolina, Asheville Big South Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-01 Robert J. Minnix Florida State University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-00 Carol A. Hightower-Parker Texas Southern University Southwestern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-99 28-Sep-99 Carol A. Hightower-Parker Texas Southern University Southwestern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-99 Bob Fredrick University of Kansas Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-98

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 6, 2010 COMMITTEE ON SPORTSMANSHIP AND ETHICAL CONDUCT NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Service Matt Larsen Sr. Associate Director of Athletics Stony Brook University America East Conference M Matt Wilson Associate Commissioner Atlantic Sun Conference Atlantic Sun Conference M Steve Walk FAR California State University, Big West Conference M Fullerton Patrick Elliott Athletic Director St. Peter's College Metro Atlantic Athletic M Conference John Stanley Director of Athletics University of Evansville Missouri Valley Conference M

Garry Johnson Vice President for Student Services Western Illinois University The Summit League M Frederick K. Smith Assistant Athletic Director, Development Santa Clara University West Coast Conference M Y

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 8, 2010 COMMITTEE ON SPORTSMANSHIP AND ETHICAL CONDUCT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Matt Larsen Job Title Sr Assoc AD, Business Ops and Administra Institution Stony Brook University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference America East Conference Qualification Stmt As a former student-athlete, current college athletics administrator, and father of three young children, the topics of sportsmanship and ethical conduct are both of great importance to me. College athletics continues to be an avenue to teach the values of respect, good sportsmanship, and how to represent one’s self, the team, and the university. In addition, student-athletes and coaches will forever be role models to the spectators (young and old) in attendance. Therefore, their role is of utmost importance in setting the tone of respect and participating with dignity and class. The NCAA has made great strides in promoting respect and good sportsmanship. I would very much welcome the opportunity to help further this initiative by being an active member of this committee.

Committees Served On No previous NCAA committee experience Professional History Senior Associate Athletics Director, Business Operations & Administration Stony Brook University, 2008-Present Associate Athletics Director, Business Operations & Administration Stony Brook University, 2007-2008 Assistant Athletics Director Stony Brook University, 2004-2007 Athletics Business Manager Stony Brook University, 2003-2004 Assistant Business Manager/Ticket Manager Stony Brook University, 1998-2003 Education Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY Bachelor of Science - Biological Sciences, 1996 Varsity Football Letter Winner, 1992 & 1994-1996 GTE/CoSIDA District I Academic All-American, Football, 1995

Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY Master of Arts & Liberal Studies - Athletic Administration focus, 1998 Master’s Thesis: The Impact of Division I Athletics at Stony Brook University

Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY Master of Business Administration - In Progress

NCAA/NACUBO Collegiate Athletics Business Officers Program, January 2009 COMMITTEE ON SPORTSMANSHIP AND ETHICAL CONDUCT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Matt Wilson Job Title Associate Commissioner Institution Atlantic Sun Conference Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Sun Conference Qualification Stmt Matt Wilson was recently promoted to Associate Commissioner at the A-Sun Office and would be a valuable addition to the committee. He is the primary sport contact to baseball, cross country, men's soccer, men's and women's golf, indoor and outdoor track and field and also serves as staff liaison to various coaches groups and committees within the Atlantic Sun. He has the maturity to be a valuable contributing member of this committee. Committees Served On I have twice been nominated for committee work but have not yet been selected to serve.

Professional History I have been at the Atlantic Sun Conference since June 2005. I joined the conference staff as Assistant Commissioner for Championships and Communications. In the last year, I have been promoted to Associate Commissioner for Operations and provide oversight for our communications efforts including direct supervision of three employees. I am the primary sport administrator for 10 of the conference's 17 sponsored sports. Prior to my time at the A-Sun, I worked at Belmont University for six years, serving as Assistant Director of Communications for the final two years. Additionally, I have been a member of NACDA, NACMA and CoSIDA at different points in my career.

Education I received my bachelor's degree from Belmont University in 1998 - a Bachelor of Arts in History. COMMITTEE ON SPORTSMANSHIP AND ETHICAL CONDUCT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Steve Walk Designation FAR Institution California State University, Fullerton Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big West Conference Qualification Stmt Recent years have witnessed unprecedented breaches of standards of ethical conduct in sport, including prohibited drug use, health compromises, on and off-the-field violence and lawlessness, gambling, greed and the corruption of educational values. Media narratives of these events often mask examples of moral virtue in sport with the consequence that the latter stories have few chances of altering cynicism and apathy in public perceptions of the sports world. It is my firm view that institutions of higher education, via their collective influence in the NCAA, have the greatest potential to counter these developments. As both a sport sociologist and faculty athletic representative, I have devoted a major portion of my research, teaching and service to the critical examination of sport in American society and the reestablishment of the academy in sport as central arena for human virtue and achievement. I see service on this committee as an opportunity to further these endeavors.

Committees Served On President/Vice President, Big West Conference Council (2007-2009); Chair, Big West Conference Ad Hoc Committee on Sportsmanship (2008); Faculty Athletics Representative, California State University, Fullerton, CSUF, (2004-present). President, North American Society for the Sociology of Sport (2004-2005); Chair, Athletics Advisory Council, CSUF (2002-2006, 2009- present); Chair, Exceptional Admits Committee, Athletics Advisory Council, CSUF (2007 – present) Member, Search Committee, Director of Athletic Academic Services, CSUF (2006). Member, Gender Equity Committee, CSUF Athletics Advisory Council (2006–present); Chair, Academic Integrity Subcommittee, NCAA Certification Self Study, CSUF (2005-2006). Editorial Board, Sociology of Sport Journal (1996-2003). COMMITTEE ON SPORTSMANSHIP AND ETHICAL CONDUCT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Steve Walk (continued) Professional History Professor and Chair, Department of Kinesiology, California State University, Fullerton, August 2007- present. Initial hire as assistant professor in 1994. COURSES TAUGHT AT CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FULLERTON KNES 582 – Advanced Sociocultural Perspectives of Human Movement KNES 516 - Advanced Philosophical Perspectives of Human Movement KNES 480 – Women and Sport KNES 384 – Sport Sociology KNES 381 – Sport, Games, and Culture KNES 380 - History and Philosophy of Human Movement Faculty Athletics Representative, California State University, Fullerton, September, 2004- present Undergraduate Coordinator, Division of Kinesiology and Health Promotion, California State University, Fullerton-- August, 1997 to August, 2000 Instructor, Department of Physical Education and Exercise Science, Michigan State University, 1991-1994. COURSES TAUGHT AT MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY: PES 870 - Physical Activity and Well Being PES 845 - Sociocultural Practices in Sport HCP 310/PES 445 - Sociocultural Analysis of Physical Activity Graduate Research Assistant, Institute for the Study of Youth Sports, Michigan State University, 1987-1994. Graduate Teaching Assistant, Department of Physical Education and Exercise Science, Michigan State University, 1989-1991. Leagues and Special Events Coordinator, Oregon Park District, Oregon, IL, 1985-1986. Education Ph.D. 1994 Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan Dual Major Degree: Physical Education and Exercise Science Sociology / Political Theory Minor M.A. 1990 Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan Physical Education and Exercise Science Sociology of Sport Emphasis B.S 1987 Illinois State University, Normal, Illinois Physical Education, and Recreation and Parks Administration COMMITTEE ON SPORTSMANSHIP AND ETHICAL CONDUCT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Patrick Elliott Job Title Athletic Director Institution St. Peter's College Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt With comprehensive administrative experience in intercollegiate athletics, especially in the role of a sport administrator and game manager, I feel that I would provide valuable experience and insight to the Committee on Sportsmanship and Ethical Conduct. In my role overseeing game operations, I have been directly responsible for ensuring the integrity of athletic contests in a safe, secure and positive environment. I have been successful in collaborating with coaches, student-athletes, officials, facilities staff and security personnel to implement effective strategies to ensure the appropriate behavior by participants and spectators. I am committed to developing and implementing best practices at my institution to ensure appropriate sportsmanship and positive fan behavior during athletic contests and look forward to the opportunity to participate on this committee to work to that end on a national level. Thank you for your consideration.

Committees Served On Big East Conference Baseball Committee 2006-2008 Professional History Director of Athletics Saint Peter's College July 2008-Present Senior Associate Athletic Director St. John's University 12/2002-6/2008 Associate Athletic Director Seton Hall University July 1995- December 2002 Assistant Men's Basketball Coach Seton Hall University October 1989- September 2004 Education Master of Arts in Education Seton Hall University , 1992 Bachelor of Science in Business Management Seton Hall University, 1989 COMMITTEE ON SPORTSMANSHIP AND ETHICAL CONDUCT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name John Stanley Designation AD Institution University of Evansville Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Missouri Valley Conference Qualification Stmt My entire career of roughly 35 years has been centered around sales, management of people and process’ , all of which have parallels to Sportsmanship. As a senior manager in finance and now as AD, there is a need to manage conflict, conduct teambuilding, and generate strategic planning to optimize policies, as well as process/procedure analysis . My background in business and sports seems to provide a somewhat unique perspective toward helping to produce and assess appropriate sportsmanship policies for the NCAA.

Serving on the Sportsmanship Committee would be my first NCAA opportunity as I have worked in Athletics for two years and now feel prepared to, and would really like to, contribute time to the organization. I have always enjoyed volunteerism and view the chance to work with the NCAA as a committee member to be something I would find to be interesting and enjoyable.

Committees Served On In preparation for service, I have served as a member of the MVC Sportsmanship Committee (2007), and was subsequently promoted to Chair of the Committee (2008, 2009). SPECIFIC WORK AS MVC SPORTSMANSHIP CHAIR a. Worked with conference to bring MVC Code in line with NCAA Respect Campaign. b. Working with conference on re-working written penalties for unsporting actions of coaches and players in conference events. Also serve as a member of the MVC Championships Committee (2008, 2009)

Other preparation results from current service with organizations: a. President-Evansville Building Authority (manages the municipal facility where our team plays and with which we conduct contract negotiation) b. Member-Board of Trustees Hanover College (D3 and serve on Sports Committee and see Sports/Sportsmanship at a different level than D1) c. President-United Way of Southwestern Indiana ( volunteerism opportunities for our s/a’s and fundraising for our Community

Professional History Region President/CEO Old National Bancorp (1975-2007). Primary duties were to manage banking operations in three states, roughly 1000 employees, and 4 plus billion dollars in assets. Strategic planning and HR management was extensive. Director of Athletics, University of Evansville (2007-current). Primary duties are overseeing the Athletic Program at the University of Evansville (key objectives are academic and competitive success, compliance, financial budgeting, and staff management).

Education Hanover College (BA Psychology) University of Evansville ( Masters in Business Administration) University of Delaware (Stonier Graduate School of Banking) COMMITTEE ON SPORTSMANSHIP AND ETHICAL CONDUCT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name W. Garry Johnson Job Title Vice President for Student Services Institution Western Illinois University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference The Summit League Qualification Stmt Dr. Johnson has worked in higher education for almost 40 years, including 29 years at Western Illinois University, where he currently serves as Vice President for Student Services and oversees the institution’s Athletics Department. In his current role, Dr. Johnson has primary responsibility for the welfare of all WIU students as it relates to their college experience, and has worked hard to foster civil environments in WIU’s athletics programs, the campus as a whole, and the local community.

As a former student-athlete and a long-time administrator, Dr. Johnson understands the importance of good sportsmanship as it relates to student-athletes, coaches, supporters, and fans. He believes that you cannot have a first-class athletics program or institution if you do not expect and exhibit exemplary behavior at all levels and, accordingly, holds high expectations for the behaviors of WIU's faculty, staff, coaches, and administrators.

Committees Served On UMR, ACUHO-I (1984-95), Rotary (2006), Chamber of Commerce (1997-present), ACPA (1983-88 and 2000-04), CHEMA (1990-93, and numerous other campus and community committees. Dates in () indicate years when actively served on committee or as President of the organization. Professional History Vice President for Student Services, Interim Vice President, Associate Vice President, Assistant Vice President, Residence Life Director - all at WIU; Assistant Director of Housing, University of Missouri-Columbia 72-80; Residence Hall Director, University of Missouri- Columbia 70-72; Assistant Residence Hall Director, Southern Colorado State College 69-70.

Education Ph.D. University of Missouri-Columbia (1982), Counseling Psychology; M.ED. University of Missouri-Columbia (1972),Counseling and Personnel Services; B.A. Southern Colorado State College (1970), Physical Education COMMITTEE ON SPORTSMANSHIP AND ETHICAL CONDUCT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Frederick Kyohei Smith Job Title Assistant Athletic Director, Development Institution Santa Clara University Gender M Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference West Coast Conference Qualification Stmt As a fan and administrator I have advocated for the values of sportsmanship and ethical behavior at my alma mater and all three institutions at which I’ve worked. As a student and fan at Michigan I experienced fanaticism at its peak. I saw acts of great and poor sportsmanship. I witnessed dozens being trampled in in Madison, WI in 1993 in an act of poor sportsmanship. I was also a part of a group trying to keep peers off the field of play after Michigan’s victory over Ohio State in 1997 to cap an undefeated regular season in football. As an administrator I work every game speaking to fans regarding sportsmanship, ensuring all are enjoying the game but also acting in a manner becoming of our institution. Additionally, my time at UNLV helped me become very aware of issues relating to gambling. I will diligently serve and represent the West Coast Conference and Santa Clara University as a member of this committee.

Committees Served On - Member, Board of Directors, San Jose Sports Hall of Fame (May 2007 – present) - Member, National Association of Athletic Development Directors (2003 – present) - Conference Representative- National Association of Athletic Development Directors (presen

Professional History Santa Clara University Assistant Athletic Director, Development May 2007 – Present Assistant Athletic Director October 2006 – May 2007 Assistant Athletic Director, Development December 2004 - October 2006 Director of Fundraising and Annual Events August 2003 - December 2004 California Polytechnic State University Assistant Athletics Director, Advancement January 2001- August 2003 University of Nevada, Las Vegas Administrative Specialist, Athletics July 1999-January 2001 Athletic Academic Advisor, Football March 1999-June 1999 Advising Assistant, Athletics August 1998-June 1999 Assisted Academic Advisors with daily advising activities.

Education University of Michigan, Ann Arbor College of Literature, Science and the Arts BA in Economics, April 1998 2008 National Association of Athletic Development Directors Diversity Initiative Winner / Fundamentals of Athletic Development Attendee Santa Clara University 2005-2006 ARETE Leadership Training Graduate 2009-10 WALTER BYERS SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE

Legislated Five members, including one position allocated for a man and one allocated for a woman and three unallocated. All divisions and subdivisions of Division I Requirements: must be represented. In Division II and Division III at least one representative will be a member of the Management Council as addressed in Bylaw 21.8 and 21.6. Preferences: The committee prefers to have at least one faculty athletics representative or president included on the committee. Vacancies: Two September 2010 vacancies. Division I (FBS and DI subdivision); one female; preference for an FAR or president. Staff Liaison: Roberto Vincente Chair: Lee Meserve (9/06-9/10)

DIV. POS. EM/ NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FBS FAR N/M Lee Meserve Mid-American Meserve* Bowling Green State University

FCS AD N/M Chip Smith Southern Smith Smith Smith* Western Carolina University

DI FAR N/F Anne Woodrick Missouri Valley Woodrick* University of Northern Iowa

II SWA N/F Erin O’Connell2 Great Northwest O’Connel2l O’Connel2l O’Connell2 O’Connell2 Seattle Pacific University (1/14*)

3 3 3 3 3 III CEO N/M Christopher Thomforde Landmark Thomforde Thomforde Thomforde Thomforde Moravian College (1/14*)

*Not eligible for reelection. 2Term concurrent with service on Division II Management Council. 3Term concurrent with service on Division III Management Council. 11/17/09

WALTER BYERS SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Elizabeth W. Rabb Wofford College Southern Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Robert W. Thomas University of Missouri, Kansas City The Summit League 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Robert Frank Oregon State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-02 31-Dec-04 Beth Chapman, Esq. Southland Conference Southland Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 David L. Diles St. Bonaventure University Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Ronald J. Koperski Bradley University Missouri Valley Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Judith W. Rose University of North Carolina, Charlotte Conference USA 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 James Frank Southwestern Athletic Conf. Southwestern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-98 John P. Hardt Michigan State University Big Ten Conference 27-Feb-95 1-Sep-98 John R. Brazil Bradley University Missouri Valley Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 James Frank Southwestern Athletic Conf. Southwestern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-92 1-Sep-95 Virginia Atwood University of Kentucky Southeastern Conference 31-Jan-92 1-Sep-94 John R. Brazil Bradley University Missouri Valley Conference 19-Feb-91 1-Sep-93 James Frank Southwestern Athletic Conf. Southwestern Athletic Conf. 1-Mar-91 1-Sep-92 Jeffrey H. Fogelson Xavier University Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-91 15-Jan-92 Gail J. Fullerton San Jose State University Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-91 30-Sep-91 Gail J. Fullerton San Jose State University Western Athletic Conference 15-Jan-90 1-Sep-91 Jeffrey H. Fogelson Xavier University Atlantic 10 Conference 15-Jan-90 1-Sep-91 Edward B. Fort North Carolina A&T State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 15-Jan-90 4-Oct-90

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 6, 2010 WALTER BYERS SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Martha Putallaz Professor & Faculty Athletics Duke University Atlantic Coast FBS F Representa Conference Tim Hickman Assoc. AD for Operations University of Missouri, Columbia Big 12 Conference FBS M Thomas M. Stephens NCAA Faculty Represenative Rutgers, State Univ of New Jersey, Big East Conference FBS M New Brunswick Christie Sahley Professor, FAR Purdue University Big Ten Conference FBS F Darla R. Smith FAR, Professor and Department University of Texas at El Paso Conference USA FBS F Chair Jim Ruebel FAR/Dean of Honors College Ball State University Mid-American FBS M Conference Roger W. Caves FAR/Prof/Dir, Graduate City San Diego State University Mountain West FBS M Planning Program Conference Ron Rychlak FAR University of Mississippi Southeastern FBS M Conference Nancy S. Sampson FAR/Professor University of Denver Sun Belt Conference FBS F Matt Larsen Sr Assoc AD, Business Ops & Stony Brook University America East DI M Administrati Conference Susan Epps FAR/Assistant Professor East Tennessee State University Atlantic Sun DI F Conference Donna Ritch FAR/Associate Dean University of Wisconsin, Green Bay Horizon League DI F Shawn Ladda FAR Manhattan College Metro Atlantic DI M Athletic Conference

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Name Martha Putallaz Job Title Professor & Faculty Athletics Representa Institution Duke University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Qualification Stmt Dr. Putallza has been integrally involved in the graduate student selection process during her 26 year tenure in Duke's Psychology Dept., requiring the review and evaluation of the credentials of several hundred prospective candidates on an annual basis. For the past three years, as Duke Univ. FAR, she has played a principle role in the selection and nomination of Duke's candidates for both the ACC and NCAA postgraduate scholarship awards. In addition, from 2003 to 2007, she served on Duke Univ. Undergraduate Admissions and Financial Aid Committees. Her wealth of experience reviewing and evaluating student credentials would make her a valuable member of the NCAA Walters Byers Scholarship Committee.

Committees Served On ACC Equity Committee (2007-2010) ACC Finance Committee (2008-2011) ACC Infractions and Penalties Committee (2008-2011) ACC Committee on Committees (2008-2011) ACC Women's Basketball Committee (2009-2012) Prof Empl Hist Duke Univ. - Professor, Dept. of Psychology (1983-present) UNC-Chapel Hill - Professor, Dept. of Psychology (1981-1983) Education PhD, Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (1983) MA, Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (1979) AB - Smith College, Northampton, MA (1976) WALTER BYERS SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Tim Hickman Job Title Assoc AD/Business Operations Institution University of Missouri, Columbia Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big 12 Conference Qualification Stmt I would like to become more involved in this area with the NCAA organization. Committees Served On To date I have not had the opportunity to serve on NCAA committees. I have, however, been involved in various groups, committees and boards related to the industry and community.

Big 12 Conference

I participate annually in the Big 12 Fiscal Officers meeting. We meet once per year in conjunction with our conference basketball tournament and communicate via listserve regularly.

International Association of Assembly Managers (IAAM)

I have several years of service to the IAAM. I have served on the Universities Committee, the District III executive Committee, chaired the scholarship committee and served on the Board of Directors as District III VP.

Community

I have been involved with numerous organizations and committess over the last 15 years. Some of them include; Board Member of the Chamber of Commerce, Chair of the foodbank campaign, Chair of the Callaway Bank Advisory Board, Chair of the Chamber Finance Committee, etc. WALTER BYERS SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Tim Hickman (continued) Prof Empl Hist Associate Athletic Director/Operations 5/02-present University of Missouri Columbia, MO

Duties: Serve as CFO for department of athletics. Develop and oversee $41 million budget, all business functions, personnel, concessions, food service, computing and men?s and women?s golf. Also oversee all facilities including 2 arenas, 66,000 seat stadium, 6,500 seat amphitheater, 3,000 seat baseball stadium, track/soccer stadium and tennis complex. Achievements: Helped bring minor league baseball team on as tenant at baseball stadium. Served as primary operations member of design team that built 15,000 seat arena.

Assistant AD/Director, Hearnes Center 7/01-4/02 Director, Hearnes Center 7/92-6/01 University of Missouri Columbia, MO

Duties: Oversee all business and operational aspects of multi-purpose complex that includes 13,500-seat arena and 70,000 square foot exhibit space. Pursue and contract all non-university events. Oversee entire full service in-house operation including concessions/novelty sales, computerized box office, event marketing agency, and event staff. Also responsible for all special events, concessions and novelty sales at 66,000 seat Faurot Field and surrounding grounds. Achievements: Achieved highest gross revenues and profit in history of facility. Developed new outdoor ?Amphitheater at Mizzou?. Successfully launched retail merchandise store and grew it over 600% if first 3 years. Hosted first ever concert at Faurot Field (Rolling Stones 9/18/94).

Education Bachelori of i Science in Business Administration // August 1985 ? May 1989 University of Missouri-Columbia, Major: Marketing

Professional Participant in the D1A Institute July 2004 Received Certified Facility Executive (CFE) designation from IAAM August 2000 Graduate of IAAM?s Senior Executive Symposium at Cornell University June 1997 Graduate of IAAM?s School for Public Assembly Facility Management at Oglebay June 1992 - June 1993 WALTER BYERS SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Thomas M. Stephens Job Title NCAA Faculty Represenative Institution Rutgers, State Univ of New Jersey, New Brunswick Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big East Conference Qualification Stmt Stephens is committed to serving student-athletes. As such, he started a chapter of Chi Alpha Sigma (National College Athlete Honor Society), and serves as co-advisor; he also initiated a faculty mentoring program for student-athletics. His job consists of serving on the campus athletics board, the Title IX Compliance Panel, the Financial Aid Subcommittee on Athletics, and the Awards Committee. He attends SAAC monthly, reports periodically on athletics to appropriate institutional boards, attends NCAA, FARA, conference, and compliance meetings, and meets regularly with the academic support staff to monitor academic performance and report this information to the President. As a part of his commitment to student-athlete well-being, he serves on committees that hire head coaches in all sports. With Academic Support he coordinates applications and writes recommendations for the various NCAA/Big East academic awards/scholarships, and mentors SAs who are seeking employment after graduation. Committees Served On Stephens was appointed to the Academic Oversight Committee for Intercollegiate Athletics, the University's campus athletics board, in 1998. In July 2002 he was selected as FAR. At the national level, he served as an elected member of the Executive Council of the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese (1993-95), the Executive Committee of the American Portuguese Studies Association (1996-2000), and the Executive Committee of the Brazilian Studies Association (1997-2000). In Fall 2009 he was selected as the Big East Conference’s FAR representative to the 1A FARs Executive Committee. Prof Empl Hist Stephens, who holds the rank of Professor I and NCAA Faculty Athletics Representative, has taught in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese since 1981. His Department has a high ratio of majors and minors to professors. As a result, faculty members not only research and teach, but also advise a large number of students and serve on many committees at all levels. His most important contributions outside of research and teaching have been serving the Department as Chair (2004-07), as Acting Chair in Fall 1997, as Undergraduate Director, as Programming Director, as Academic Director of the Program in Latin American Studies (RULAS), and as Director of our Summer Study programs in Spain and Portugal. As Chair, he was responsible for all departmental administration, including tenure and promotion packets, budget, scheduling, teaching assignments, new project initiatives, and the general smooth functioning of the department. In his capacity as Undergraduate Director, he handled all aspects of undergraduate teaching and problem solving for TAs, part-time lecturers, regular faculty members, and students. In this role, he had the immediate gratification of direct daily contact with our undergraduate majors and minors, as well as with students enrolled in our Spanish and Portuguese classes. As Programming Director, he oversaw the Summer Study programs, worked directly with the Conference and Activities Committee on the Annual Distinguished Lecturer Series, and served as the Department’s scheduler. In addition to these functions, He have coordinated intermediate Spanish language courses and have taught courses for the Program in Latin American Studies, the Department of Linguistics, and the Graduate School of Education. He is a member of the Graduate Faculty and also has served on the Study- Abroad, Curriculum, and Appointments and Promotions committees of the School of Arts and Sciences. WALTER BYERS SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Thomas M. Stephens (continued) Education Stephens obtained a B.A. in Spanish Education (1974) and an M.A. in Spanish Language and Literature (1976) from the University of South Carolina (Columbia) and received a Ph.D. in Romance Linguistics (1984) from the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor). His research and teaching focus on bilingualism, language and ethnicity, and race and ethnicity in Latin America. He is author of Dictionary of Latin American Racial and Ethnic Terminology (University Press of Florida, 1999) and A Game of Mirrors: The Changing Face of Ethno-racial Constructs and Language in the Americas (University Press of America, 2003), and has published articles on language, power, and identity. For the third edition of the Dictionary, he has gathered more than 600 manuscript pages of new lexical entries, corrections and emendations, and references to be added after the second edition. The new terms and phrases are drawn from the Spanish, Portuguese, French, and Romance-based Creoles spoken in the Americas. WALTER BYERS SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Christie Sahley Designation FAR Job Title Professor Biological Sciences Institution Purdue University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big Ten Conference Qualification Stmt As associate dean I supervise the scholarship process in the college of science. Each year I review scholarship applications and make judgments as to who is the best qualified student to get the award. Over the years I have gained expertise in reviewing applications. I have also worked with several student athletes at Purdue to prepare them for to be successful competitors for prestigious scholarships.

Committees Served On Big Ten Legislative Review Committee; Big Ten Compliance & Reinstatement Committee

Prof Empl Hist 1979-1982 ? Postdoctoral Fellow Dept of Biology Princeton Univ 1982-1989 ? Assistant/Associate Professor Yale University 1989-present ? Professor, Department of Biological Sciences Purdue University

Education 1967 ? BA Lake Erie College 1978 ? PhD University of Kentucky WALTER BYERS SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Darla Smith Job Title FAR, Professor and Department Chair Institution University of Texas at El Paso Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Conference USA Qualification Stmt I have served on several scholarship committees at my university. As a relatively new FAR, I will appreciate the opportunity to serve on this important NCAA committee.

Committees Served On I am currently not on any Conference (C-USA) or NCAA committees. Prof Empl Hist I am a Professor and Chair of the Department of Kinesiology at the University of Texas at El Paso. I am in my 14th year at UTEP and in my 3rd year as FAR. Education PhD in Biomechanics from Texas Woman’s University - 1996 WALTER BYERS SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jim Ruebel Designation FAR Job Title Dean of Honors College Institution Ball State University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-American Conference Qualification Stmt I have over 15 years of experience as an Honors faculty member and Honors College Dean, where I have advised and evaluated outstanding students in all areas of two Division 1 universities (Iowa State, Ball State). I have evaluated competitive research proposals in all areas of these institutions. I have served on or chaired the Athletics Committee at these two D1 schools. I am used to dealing with academically high- achieving students who are also varsity athletes. I have extensive experience evaluating athletic performance both as a Faculty Athletics Representative and as a manager/coach/umpire in Iowa high school baseball. Most importantly, I believe strongly in the value of the student-athlete experience and in the integration of athletics and academics at the university level; the Walter Byers Scholarship acknowledges the importance of this value and rewards its fulfillment at the highest level. Of all NCAA committees, for this I have the most interest and most relevant background.

Committees Served On no NCAA committees Athletics Committee, Iowa State University 1981-87 (chair, 1985-86) Athletics Committee, Ball State University, 2002-present Faculty Athletics Representative, Ball State University 2002-present Prof Empl Hist Instructor, University of Cincinnati (Classics) 1972-73 Assistant Professor, University of Minnesota (Classics) 1973-78 Assistant / Associate / Full Professor, Iowa State University (Foreign Languages and Literatures: Classics) 1978-2000 Professor of Classical Studies and Dean of the Honors College, Ball State University, 2000- present Education B.A. Yale Uinversity (Classics and Ancient History) 1967 M.A. University of Cincinnati (Classics and Ancient History) 1970 Ph.D. University of Cincinnati (Classics and Ancient History) 1972 WALTER BYERS SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Roger Caves Designation FAR Job Title Prof/Dir, Graduate City Planning Program Institution San Diego State University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Mountain West Conference Qualification Stmt I have been involved in a number of selection committees awarding grants and scholarships at SDSU. I have written numerous letters of recommendations and advised students on how to put their best foot forward in these competitions. Within athletics, I have written letters for student-athletes for NCAA Postgraduate Awards and for Mountain West Conference accolades. Within academics, I have chaired numerous personnel commmittees and served as an outside reviewer for other colleges Retention, Tenure, and Promotions Committee. I also served as chair of the Dean of Graduate Studies search committee for two years. All of these assignments have given me the opportunity to learn how to assess qualifications of candidates for awards and academic positions outside of my areas of expertise. Serving on the Byers Committee would allow me the opportunity to offer my experience in selecting the best and brightest of the NCAA student-athletes. It would be an honor to serve on such a committee.

Committees Served On Mountain West Conference: member, Academic Initiatives and Integration Committee 2000-2002; member, Academic/Eligibility Committee 2000-2004; Chair, Academic/Eligibility Committee 2001-2003; member Championships Committee 2000- 2001, 2004-2005; member, Marketing and Promotions Committee 2004-2005; member Recognitions/Awards Committee 2001-2005; member, Joint Council Executive Committee, 2005-2007, Chair, Mountain West Conference Joint Council 2006- 2 0 0 7 . Faculty Athletics Representatives Association: member, FARA Executive Committee 2005- present; Division 1 Vice President 2006-2007; President-Elect 2007-2008; President 2008- 2 0 0 9 San Diego State University: member Intercollegiate Athletics Authority 2000-present; Chair 2006-present

Prof Empl Hist San Diego State University , 1983 - present: Assistant Professor 1983-1987; Associate Professor,1987-1991; Full Professor 1991-present; Director, Graduate City Planning Program, 1993-2009.

Education AA Liberal Arts, Tidewater Community College, Va. Beach, VA -- degree granted May 1973, BA Political Science, , Norfolk, VA -- degree granted June 1975, MUS, Urban Studies, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA -- degree granted June 1978, Ph.D Urban Affairs and Public Policy, University of Delaware, Newark, DE -- degree granted June 1982. WALTER BYERS SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Ron Rychlak Designation FAR Institution University of Mississippi Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Southeastern Conference Qualification Stmt As a Faculty Athletics Representative in the SEC, my primary focus is on the student- athlete as a whole person. Each year, we (SEC FARs) elect one male and one female student athlete to receive our prestigious H. Boyd McWhorter Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award. Each school has one nominee for this award, and each of the nominees receives a $7,500 scholarship, but the FARs vote on the overall winners. I've been reviewing resumes and applications for this award for three years, and last year I was thrilled to be able to sponsor the winning male applicant, tennis player Bram Ten Berge, who was an All-American and graduated with a degree in classics and a 3.97 GPA. I saw the importance of that award to this outstanding young man. Before he received the award, he was not sure that he would have sufficient support to pursue his PhD. After being named the Boyd McWhorter Scholar-Athlete, he was able to enroll in a program the University of Michigan. I know how important that was.

Committees Served On I have not served on an NCAA committee. I have, however, served on numerous professional committees. I am on the editorial board of two different academic journals. The Mississippi Supreme Court appointed me to a committee that is re-writing our state criminal code. As chair of our university's Athletics Committee and our Compliance Oversight Committee, I am well aware of the various issues that our student athletes encounter. I regularly attend SAAC meetings. I serve as an advisor to the Holy See's mission to the United Nations, and for the past 10 years I have been one of two delegates for the Vatican at meetings on the International Criminal Court. Recently, I have started covering all kinds of international law issues. As the father of six children (two in college, two in high school, and two in grade school), and I very involved in community matters. I usually coach at least one sport each year, and I've been an officer in the PTA and in the high school booster club. WALTER BYERS SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Ron Rychlak (continued) Prof Empl Hist I am the Mississippi Defense Lawyers Association Professor of Law and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at the University of Mississippi, School of Law, where I have been on the faculty since 1987. Prior to joining the faculty, I practiced law with Jenner & Block, a major law firm in Chicago. I also served as a law clerk to Hon. Harry W. Wellford of the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. I am a member of the Mississippi Advisory Committee to the U.S. Civil Rights Commission, and I serve as the university’s Faculty Athletic Representative. In 2004, the U.S. State Department sent me to Paris to address the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe regarding the importance of free speech on the Internet. In 2005 I was named as an Academic Fellow by the Foundation for the Defense of the Democracies, and I attended an associated program on counter-terrorism in Israel. In 2005 and 2006 I was involved in international diplomatic talks regarding peace in the Middle-East. Twice I have spent the summer teaching at Cambridge University in the UK. I am the author or co- author of six books (A seventh and eighth are now at the publisher). I am a columnist for Crisis magazine online (hosted on InsideCatholic.com), and I have been published in Notre Dame Law Review, UCLA Law Review, Boston College Law Review, The Stanford Environmental Law Journal, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and several other periodicals and journals. I served on the executive committee of the American Association of Law Schools Section on Law and Sports in 1988-1989 and 1995-96 and on the Chicago Bar Association's Sports Law Committee back in the mid-1980s.

Education I am a graduate of Wabash College (BA, 1980, cum laude) and Vanderbilt University (JD, 1983, Order of the Coif). I played baseball at Wabash and IMs at Vandy. In high school I earned 9 letters, in baseball, wrestling, and football. I few years back I was awarded an Instructor Certificate from the National Judicial College. WALTER BYERS SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Nancy Sampson Designation FAR Job Title Professor Institution University of Denver Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Sun Belt Conference Qualification Stmt How fortunate I have been to have enjoyed a career which is much more like a paid hobby. Students provide my energy, and I return that energy by advocating their continued success as students, athletes and citizens. There is no greater way to recognize student-athletes than sending them on to greater things and continued education.

Committees Served On NCAA---FARA Executive Committee (2003-2006) Region VII Postgraduate Scholarship Review Committee, since 2002 All conventions and multiple Rules Seminars since 1984 Sun Belt Conference---academic issues and postgraduate scholarship nominations and initiated conference postgraduate scholarship program Western Collegiate Hockey Association, Chair Executive Committee and the whole (2000-2001, 2009-10); initiated Postgraduate Scholarship Chair, University of Denver Faculty Athletics Committee, University Athletics Compliance Committee (2006-present; FAR (1984-present)

awards for men and women

Prof Empl Hist University of Denver, 1972-present, currently Professor of Management University of Illinois-Chicago Circle and Northwestern School of Management, visiting professor 1976-77 Colorado Commission on Higher Education, 1972-73 British-American Petroleum, Calgary, Alberta, 1967-68 Martin-Marietta, Denver, CO 1965-67

Recognized for Distinguished Service to the University, 1998; Service to Students (2005; 2009) and multiple times for academic advising excellence The only Faculty member serving on 3 trustee subcommittees Student and Alumni Relations (2006-present0 Faculty, Education and Academic Affairs (1984-present) Athletic Affairs (2000-present) University Honors Program, involving student selection, scholarships awards, scholarship opportunities and course development, approval and delivery (1980-2009) Hyde Interviewer, 2000-present), which is part of new student selection Multiple university committees dealing with academic integrity, disciplinary actions, new curriculum and student life over my entire career. WALTER BYERS SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Nancy Sampson (continued) Education University of Denver, BSBA (Marketing), 1965 MSBA (Statistics), 1966 University of Oklahoma, DBA (Management/Management Science), 1971 Continuing seminars in professional discipline, multicultural affairs, Title IX, student engagement, and student athlete topics over my entire career. Publications include research on student learning, student team performance, and cases, including national awards for case research excellence. WALTER BYERS SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Matt Larsen Job Title Sr Assoc AD, Business Ops & Administrati Institution Stony Brook University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference America East Conference Qualification Stmt As a former student-athlete and current college athletics administrator, I fully understand the demands on today’s student-athletes and have a great appreciation for those that achieve at the highest level, both academically and athletically. The Walter Byers scholarship committee has the great opportunity to reward student-athletes for their commitment to excellence both on the field and in the classroom. The NCAA has made great strides in promoting postgraduate work by student-athletes. I would welcome the opportunity to help further this initiative by being an active member of the Walter Byers Postgraduate scholarship committee.

Committees Served On No previous NCAA committee experience Prof Empl Hist Senior Associate Athletics Director, Business Operations & Administration Stony Brook University, 2008-Present

Fiscal Integrity & Business Operations: - Member of Senior Management Team and Chief Financial Officer of the Department of Athletics - Daily oversight of budget development and fiscal management for department operating budget - Balanced operating budget annually since 2004-2005 - Strategic Planning and creation of Five Year Plan to incorporate FCS scholarship football and women’s scholarship upgrades - Maintain Department of Athletics general ledger and preparation of Conference, EADA, and NCAA reports - Budget management for all facility improvements & capital projects totaling $30 million since 2004-2005 - Oversight of team support services, general business operations, equipment operations and summer camp programs - Negotiate/manage all multimedia and department contracts - Management of contractual agreement with Department of Information Technology

Sport Program Supervision - Supervise three intercollegiate programs in the sports of Women’s Soccer, Men’s & Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field, and Baseball - Provide guidance and support in all aspects of program operations including recruiting, scheduling, budget development & management, team travel, fundraising, and strategic planning

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Name Matt Larsen (continued) Education Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY Bachelor of Science - Biological Sciences, 1996 Varsity Football Letter Winner, 1992 & 1994-1996 GTE/CoSIDA District I Academic All-American, Football, 1995

Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY Master of Arts & Liberal Studies - Athletic Administration focus, 1998 Master’s Thesis: The Impact of Division I Athletics at Stony Brook University

Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY Master of Business Administration - In Progress

NCAA/NACUBO Collegiate Athletics Business Officers Program, January 2009

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Name Susan Epps Designation FAR Job Title Assistant Professor Institution East Tennessee State University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Sun Conference Qualification Stmt Having spent 14 years as the admissions coordinator in a department with competitive, selective admissions, and having been the Chair of the Scholarship committee for most of those years, I have extensive experience with competitive selection processes. In addition, as a faculty member, I am often asked to write letters of recommendation for students so I am well versed in that aspect of the scholarship process as well. Although I am relatively new to the FAR position, I believe my work experience and my commitment to student athletes makes me a good candidate for membership on the Walter Byers Scholarship Committee.

Committees Served On FAR, ETSU, May 2008-present Student Welfare Committee, Atlantic Sun Conference, August, 2009-present Prof Empl Hist Assistant Professor, Allied Health Sciences, ETSU, July 1, 2009-present Director, ETSU 1000 (freshman seminar) Program, January 2008-present Faculty Athletic Representative, ETSU, May 2008-present Assistant Dept. Chair, Physical Therapy, ETSU, July 2004-June 2009 Clinical Track Faculty, Physical Therapy, ETSU, November 2001-June 2009 Advisor/Selective Admissions Coordinator, Physical Therapy, ETSU, July 1995-June 2009 (position was converted to clinical faculty in Nov 2001, maintained responsibilities) Administrative Intern, Dean's office, College of Public and Allied Health, ETSU, 2002-2004 Counselor, Developmental Studies, ETSU, summer 1995 Intern/Clerical temp, Student Affairs, ETSU, January 1995-May 1995 PASS (Planned Athletic Study Sessions) leader, Appalachian State University, fall 1994 Graduate Assistant, Office of Human Development and Psychological Counseling, Appalachian State University, January 1994-December 1994, (fall 1993 as volunteer) Director, Supplemental Programs and Services of Child Development Services, US Army-Bad Kreuznach, Germany, January 1992-February 1993 School Age Latch Key Assistant, Youth Services, US Army, Bad Kreuznach, Germany, fall 1991 Area Manager, H.V. McCoy and Co., Chapel Hill/Carrboro, NC, May-Dec 1990 Resident Manager, Brookstone Apartments, H.V. McCoy and Co., Chapel Hill, NC, May-1989-May 1990 Assistant Manager, Brookstone Apartments, H.V. McCoy and Co., Chapel Hill, NC, February 1988- May 1989

Education Ed.D. (Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis), East Tennessee State University, 2002 M.A. (Student Development), Appalachian State University, 1995 B.A. (English), Wake Forest University, 1988 WALTER BYERS SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Donna Ritch Designation FAR Job Title Associate Dean Institution University of Wisconsin, Green Bay Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Horizon League Qualification Stmt As the Faculty Athletics Representative at UW-Green Bay one of my responsibilities is to insure that the academic progress and excellency of student-athletes is showcased on our campus, in the community and within the Horizon League. This is done through our recognition programs, scholarship programs and League awards for excellence in academics and athletics. Being a member of the Walter Byers Scholarship Committee would provide me with an opportunity to do so of the same work that I currently do for the Green Bay student-athletes but on a bigger scale.

Committees Served On NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Committee - 2007-08; Horizon League FAR Committee - 1998-present;Chair of the League's FAR Committee - 2000-02; Member of the several administrative committees for the League governance; League SAAC FAR Liaison - 2005- 07. Prof Empl Hist 1989-2007 UW-Green Bay Faculty and Department Chair Human Biology Department 2007-present UW Green Bay Associate Dean School of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Education Penn State PhD Youngstown State MS Youngstown State BS WALTER BYERS SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Shawn Ladda Designation FAR Institution Manhattan College Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt Currently, I am a Professor in the Department of Physical Education & Human Performance and Faculty Athletics Representative at Manhattan College located in the Bronx, NY. Prior to this academic position (16 years), I was an intercollegiate coach for a total of 9 years at two universities (Columbia University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology). I, myself, was a college athlete as an undergraduate at Penn State.

I have always valued BOTH student AND athlete. To me, the Walter Byers Postgraduate Scholarship Program celebrates the two and awards student-athletes which truly understand the importance of achieving academically while also benefitting from his/her sports experience gaining life skills to succeed. It would be an honor to serve on this committee to select individuals who are representative of growth in spirit, mind, and body and focused to continue on to graduate school.

Committees Served On National Association for Girl’s and Women in Sport (NAGWS) of AAHPERD President 2009-2010 President-Elect 2008-2009 National Pathfinder Award Chairperson 1999 to present Member of the Board of Directors 1996-1998 Vice-President of the Coaching Enhancement Division 1996-1998 Coordinator of the Womentoring Program 1994-1996

New York State Professional Preparation Council for Physical Education (NYSPPCPE) 2000 - 2001Past-President 1999 - 2000President 1998 - 1999Vice-President 1997 – 1998Secretary

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Name Shawn Ladda (continued) Prof Empl Hist MANHATTAN COLLEGE Bronx, NY, 1994 to present Professor (2009 to present) Department of Physical Education and Human Performance

Chairperson (2000 to 2008) Department of Physical Education and Human Performance

Adjunct Graduate Faculty (2005 to present) School of Education Graduate Programs

Associate Professor (2000 to 2008) Department of Physical Education and Human Performance

Assistant Professor (1994 to 2000) Department of Physical Education and Human Performance

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, New York, NY Women’s Soccer Coach, 1988 to 1994 Associate in Physical Education Physical Education and Athletic Department

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, Cambridge, MA, 1986 to 1988 Women’s Soccer Coach Women’s Basketball Assistant Coach Women’s Lacrosse Coach Physical Education Instructor Physical Education and Athletic Department Education Teacher’s College-Columbia University, New York, NY Ed.D., Higher Education Administration, 1995 Dissertation: The History of Intercollegiate Women’s Soccer in the United States M.Ed. Higher Education Administration, 1993

Springfield College, Springfield, MA M.S. Teaching and Athletic Administration, 1985 Master’s Thesis: A documentary analysis of New England Women’s Intercollegiate Soccer

Penn State University, University Park, PA B.S. Health and Physical Education, 1983 2009-10 COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS Legislated Fifteen members, including six members from Division I, three from Division II and three from Division III. Four positions shall be allocated for men, four Requirements: for women and four unallocated. One student-athlete from each division shall serve in an advisory capacity and may serve on the committee up to two years after the completion of his or her intercollegiate eligibility. In Division II and Division III at least one representative will be a member of the Management Council. Vacancies: Four September 2010 vacancies. Three Division I (one FCS). One Division III. One male. Staff Liaisons: Karen Morrison, Kim Ford, Lynn Holzman Chair: DIV. EM/GEN ROLE NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13

FBS N/F Sr Assoc Beth Miller Atlantic Coast Miller Miller* AD University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill DI Y/M AD Colonial Athletic Muir Muir* University of Delaware DI N/M Comm James Zaninovich West Coast Zaninovich* West Coast Conference Conference FCS Y/F Assoc. Faith Shearer Southern Shearer* AD Elon University DI N/M AD Stan Williamson Atlantic Sun Williamson Williamson* Campbell University DI N/M Comm Patrick Nero America East Nero* America East Conference II Y/F Asst AD Pamm Hubbard Great Northwest Hubbard Hubbard* University of Alaska Fairbanks Athletic II Y/F SWA Tamica Jones Southern Intercollegiate Jones Jones Jones* Clark Atlantic University Athletic II N/F FAR Barbara Hannum2 Pacific West Hannum Hannum Hannum Hawaii Pacific University (1/12*) III N/F AD Julie Davis North Atlantic Davis* University of Maine, Farmington III N/M AD George VanderZwaag University Athletic VanderZwaag VanderZwaag VanderZwaag University of Rochester * III N/F AD Lynn Oberbillig3 New England Women’s Oberbillig3 Oberbillig3 Smith College & Men’s Athletic (1/11*) * Not eligible for reappointment 1 Term concurrent with service on Division I Management Council. 2 Term concurrent with service on Division II Management Council. 3 Term concurrent with service on Division III Management Council. 10/13/09

COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Alexandra Morley University of Hartford America East Conference 30-Jul-08 1-Sep-09 Megan Coyne Florida Atlantic University Sun Belt Conference 1-Sep-07 1-Sep-08 Jane Meyer University of Iowa Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Janet R. Kittell Indiana University, Bloomington Big Ten Conference 16-Jan-04 1-Sep-07 Katherine Street Boise State University Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-06 1-Sep-07 Kyle B. Kallander Big South Conference Big South Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Anna Chappell Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-06 Darlene Bailey Missouri State University Missouri Valley Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Tanya V. Rush Morgan State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Brooke Carr Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis The Summit League 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-05 Marcia Saneholtz Washington State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Kelly Sorensen Fairfield University Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-04 James Fiore Stony Brook University America East Conference 1-Sep-03 24-Sep-03 Frank Pergolizzi Southeastern Louisiana University Southland Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Marilyn A. McNeil Monmouth University Northeast Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-03 Peggy Bradley-Doppes University of North Carolina, Wilmington Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Karl D. Benson Western Athletic Conference Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Amanda E. Ronay West Virginia University Big East Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-01 Cheryl L. Levick Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-01 Dorothy J. Alston North Carolina A&T State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-01 Bernadette V. McGlade Georgia Institute of Technology Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-99 Jim Jarrett Old Dominion University Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-99 Bob Fredrick University of Kansas Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-94 1-Sep-98 Patty Viverito Missouri Valley Football Conference Missouri Valley Football Conference 15-Jan-92 1-Sep-98 Michaelene Tetteh Arizona State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Oct-97 Sondra Norrell-Thomas Howard University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 15-Jan-96 1-Sep-97 Mary Jo Warner George Washington University Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-94 15-Jan-96 Kathleen M. McNally La Salle University Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-92 1-Sep-95 Michaelene Tetteh Arizona State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-May-95 1-Sep-95 Gary A. Cunningham California State University, Fresno Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-91 1-Sep-94 Phyllis L. Howlett Big Ten Conference Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-91 1-Sep-94

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 6, 2010 COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Mary Pink Associate AD for Marketing Iowa State University Big 12 Conference FBS F Thomas McGinnis Assistant Athletics Director The Ohio State Univ Big Ten Conference FBS M Danez Marble Associate AD -Student Services Univ of Alabama at Conference USA FBS F Y Birmingham Jennifer Gilbert SWA/Associate AD Miami University (Ohio) Mid-American FBS F Lesley Irvine Head Field Hockey Coach Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference FBS F David Mines Associate AD Auburn University Southeastern Conference FBS M Y

Marilyn Moniz- SWA/Associate Athletic Director University of Hawaii, Western Athletic FBS F Y 1CHSMC 07/10* Kaho'ohanohano Manoa Conference Tyler Neill Women's Tennis Coach University of Idaho Western Athletic FBS M Barbara Dearing Assoc. AD/Business Ops/SWA Portland State Univ Big Sky Conference FCS F Julie Torbett SWA/Head Women's Volleyball University of North Big South Conference FCS F Coach Carolina, Asheville Megan Sobel Sr. Associate Athletic Director Dartmouth College Ivy Group FCS F Alexis M. Avery Assistant Director of Compliance Bethune-Cookman Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. FCS F Y University Jennifer Gibbs SWA/Assistant Commissioner Ohio Valley Conference Ohio Valley Conference FCS F Elizabeth Dalton SWA/Deputy AD Internal University of Texas at San Southland Conference FCS F Operations Antonio Susan Bergen Associate AD for Business/Finance, University of Rhode Island Atlantic 10 Conference DI F SWA Rick Mazzuto AD California State University, Big West Conference DI M Northridge Jamie Fogarty SWA/Senior Associate AD Iona College Metro Atlantic Athletic DI F Rebecca Endicott SWA Wichita State University Missouri Valley Conference DI F

Tamara Melton Assistant AD, Business Southern Utah University The Summit League DI F Operations/SWA John Clough Senior Associate AD Santa Clara University West Coast Conference DI M

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 8, 2010 COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Mary Pink Job Title Associate AD for Marketing Institution Iowa State University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big 12 Conference Qualification Stmt I would like to serve on this committee to help promote opportunities for female student athletes, administrators, and coaches. In my current role as past president on the NACMA board, I have worked to help female administrators by creating the NACMA/NACDA Female mentoring program. This program has been successful in pairing female administrators across the country and providing support. The program has increased by 35% participation since its inception last year with 135 women invovled. In addition, it is important to provide equitable opportunities to all women in intercollegiate athletics. With my strong marketing background, I could aid the committee in increasing marketing, licensing, and promotional opportunities for women.

Committees Served On National Association of College Marketing Administrators (NACMA) Board, Past President (2000-Present)

National Association of Collegiate Women's Athletic Administrators (NACWAA) Currently serve on marketing committee

NCAA Football Marketing Committee

National Sports Forum Steering Committee

Ames Rotary Club

Professional and Scientific Council, Compensation and Benefits

Prof Empl Hist Associate Athletics Director, Marketing, Iowa State University Athletics Department, 1996- present

Marketing Assistant, University of Minnesota, 1994-1995

Education Master of Higher Education, Community College Leadership, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa (Summer 2010 anticipated completion)

Bachelor of Arts and Sciences, Communications, University of Colorado, Boulder, 1992 COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Thomas McGinnis Job Title Assistant Athletics Director Institution The Ohio State University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big Ten Conference Qualification Stmt My current responsibilities include assisting with completion of EADA report; serve as ex- officio member of our Athletic Council’s Equity and Student Athlete Welfare Committee, that conducts an annual review of 3 to4 components of Title IX in our department. Also help oversee the recruitment and selection process for staff and coaches in our department and continually works to develop work life programming which we can implement to benefit our staff. My experience enables me to be an active member to create programs, recommendations and solutions to current issues to “provide equitable opportunities, fair treatment and respect for all women” at the national, conference and institutional level.

It is essential that these opportunities be provided equitably and that we have the appropriate programming and support in place for all participants to be successful. I would greatly appreciate the opportunity to advance this charge as part of the Committee on Women’s Athletics.

Committees Served On N/A Prof Empl Hist 1997-99: Graduate Assistant-Event Management, The Ohio State University 1999-2001: Assistant Director of Events and Ticketing, The Ohio State University 2001-2004: Director of Event Management, The Ohio State University 2004-2006: Asst. Business Manager for Human Resources, The Ohio State University 2006-Present: Assistant Athletics Director-Administration, The Ohio State University

Education Bachelor’s Degree-Indiana University Master’s Degree-The Ohio State University COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Danez Marble Job Title Associate AD -Student Services Institution University of Alabama at Birmingham Gender F Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Conference USA Qualification Stmt My legal and athletic experiences make me a great candidate for this committee. While in graduate school, I did quite a bit of research on title IX and became very interested in what institutions have done to be in compliance. As a person who desires to one day be a SWA, I think serving on this committee will allow me to really bring forth innovative ideas to help lead our institutions to the next level.

Committees Served On Chair, Legislative Services Committee (N4A) – 2008 - Present

Legislative Proposals Subcommittee Chair, Legislative Services Committee (N4A) – 2005 - 2008

Regional Director – Midwest Region, National Black Law Student Association – 2002-2003

Women’s Law Society (Marquette University) – September 2000 – May 2003

Prof Empl Hist Associate AD Student Services, UAB (January 2008-Present) Academic Counselor, University of Georgia (June 2006-January 2008) Director of Academic and Student-Athlete Services, Winthrop University (June 2005-June 2006) Academic Coordinator, Winthrop University (November 2003-May 2005) Legal Intern, Milwaukee Bucks – January 2003 – May 2003 Associate, Lexis/Nexis (Marquette University) – August 2001-May 2003 Law Clerk, Mamalakis & Baldwin (Milwaukee, WI) – Summer 2002 Summer Associate, Foley & Lardner (Milwaukee, WI) – Summer 2001 Assistant to the Director (SAADS – Ohio University) – January 1997 – June 1999 Education BBA, Ohio University

MSPE, Ohio University

JD (Sports Law Certificate), Marquette University COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jennie Gilbert Designation SWA Job Title Associate Director of Athletics Institution Miami University (Ohio) Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-American Conference Qualification Stmt As a student-athlete in the mid-80's, I was appreciative of the opportunities to participate in intercollegiate athletics. I was fortunate to have an outstanding female role model for my coach and loved playing with passionate and competitive teammates.

As a female Division I Volleyball head coach through the 90's and early 2000's, I was becoming a minority in the head coaching ranks. Those passionate and competitive women I played with and against just a few short years ago were leaving the game. And our athletes were losing positive, strong feminine role models in the process. When I became a mother, I realized personally how difficult it truly is to stay involved in Division I athletics with all of its recruiting demands.

Now as an administrator, I see the trend continuing and I am concerned for the future of women athletics. If the competitive, driven women don't stay involved to provide opportunities for women in the future - who will?

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Name Jennie Gilbert (continued) Prof Empl Hist Miami University Oxford, OH Associate Athletic Director/SWA 11/07 - present NCAA Compliance Coordinator Administrator for 5 women's teams Represent 14 university sports to the Mid-American Conference

Progressive Auto Insurance Canton, MI Medical Claims & Sales Team Leader 8/04 - present  Managing & motivating a team of claims representatives to accurately adjust medical claims according to state audit & company measures.  Manage claim inventory with $5.5 million in reserves.

Tennessee Technological University Cookeville, TN Head Volleyball Coach 3/94 - 3//03 1997 NCAA Tournament participant.  1997 Ohio Valley Conference Tournament Champion. 1997 OVC Coach of the Year. R egional ranking in 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999.

Wright State University Dayton, OH Assistant Volleyball Coach 7/92 - 2/94

Eastern Kentucky University Richmond, KY Graduate Assistant Volleyball Coach 8/91 - 6/92

University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH Assistant Volleyball Coach 8/88 - 7/91 Education Eastern Kentucky University Richmond, KY  Master of Science in Sports Administration and Physical Education 6/92

Miami University Oxford, OH  Bachelor of Art in Psychology 8/88 COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Lesley Irvine Job Title Head Women's Field Hockey Coach Institution Stanford University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Pacific-10 Conference Qualification Stmt I am passionate about topics and issues concerning female experience and opportunities within college sports. I have a Masters degree in Athletic Administration from the University of Iowa, where I had the pleasure of being taught by Dr Christine Grant - a Title IX pioneer. She was an inspiration to me. I am eager to have the opportunity to present a voice for the female athlete, coach and administrator. I recently attended the NCAA Woman's Coaches Academy to learn more about networking and issues specific to female coaches - it was a tremendous experience and has motivated me further to have influence in my community. I believe my experience as a top level athlete and Division I coach, as well as my academic background, will all make me a valuable addition to this committee.I had a tremendous experience working on the Field Hockey committee and would like to continue to be involved within the NCAA organization.

Committees Served On I was on the NCAA Division I Field Hockey Championship Committee from 2004 - 2008. I was also on the NCAA Regional Advisory Committee during the Fall of 2008.

I am also currently on the NFHCA All American selection committee.

Prof Empl Hist 2003 - current - Head Field Hockey Coach, Stanford University 2001 - 2003 - Assistant Field Hockey Coach, Stanford University 2000 - 2001 - Volunteer Field Hockey Coach, Stanford University Education I have a BSc in Physical Education, Sports Science and Business from Loughborough University in England. I also have my Masters in Athletic Administration from the University of Iowa. COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name David Mines Job Title Associate Athletics Director Institution Auburn University Gender M Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Southeastern Conference Qualification Stmt I am honored to be nominated for this committee. Having worked in athletics for most of my life, it is very important to me to be able to give back to the student-athletes who've made my life so fulfilling. To date I've worked as a student and professional in college athletics for over 14 years. This has afforded me the opportunity to collaborate with a diverse group of athletic professionals and student-athletes. I've been fortunate to be able to assist both institutions and students directly in working through issues that affect them in both their careers and personal lives. Student-athletes must have someone willing to speak up for them and take to task anything that is not in their best interest. By becoming a member of this committee I feel my experiences in dealing with various issues they face will benefit me and the committee greatly. Further, as the sport administrator for several women's sports I understand many of the issues female athletes encounter.

Committees Served On 2005-Present Member of Persons with Disabilities Committee, Auburn University 2006 Member of NCAA Certification Committee for Auburn University In addition to the above, I've also been part of the following organizations: 2004 Graduate of the NCAA Minority Male Institute 2008-2009 Graduate of The Sports Management Institute 2008 Attendee of The Division 1-A Athletic Directors Institute, Dallas Tx

Prof Empl Hist My professional career began at Morehouse College in Atlanta where I was a student recreation facility manager for 2 years. I then took a position at the Birmingham City School System as Executive Director for Athletics. In this capacity, I was responsible for assisting the athletic director in managing the sports programs for over 70 public middle and high schools within the city of Birmingham. I later took a position with the Ohio Valley Conference in Nashville as Director of Championships. My duties included being the liaison for several coaches committees, supervising several championships, being the conference liaison for the coordinator of basketball officials, and assisting the compliance officer. I am now a senior staff member as associate athletic director for internal operations at Auburn University. In this capacity, I am directly responsible for the sports of volleyball, gymnastics, men's golf, and baseball. In addition to these duties, I am also the department's human resources liaison to the university, tasked with monitoring the department’s diversity initiatives and policies, and I supervise the recruiting office and its employees and services.

Education I received my Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science from Auburn in 1997, followed by a Masters Degree in 1999. Currently I am working on my Doctorate in Education in the area of higher education administration. COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Marilyn Moniz-Kaho'ohanohano Designation SWA Job Title Associate Athletic Director Institution University of Hawaii, Manoa Gender F Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Western Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt I am the Senior Woman Administrator for the University Of Hawaii for the past 20 years and was responsible for the development of all of our gender equity plans and the implemntation of Title IX. As an attorney I am familiar with the legal aspects of Title IX (Patsy Mink Act). Developed five new sports for women. Chair of the WAC Gender Equity Committee. Very familiar with the EADA/NCAA reporting requirements.

Committees Served On Women's Committee on Committees 1993-1996 DI Women's Volleyball Committee 1994-1999 DI Swimming/Diving Committee 1999-2003 Olympic Liaision Committee 2003-2005 DI Championships/Competition Cabinet 2004-current Football Post Season Licensing Committe 2004-2008 Prof Empl Hist 1989-current Athletics Administrator at University of Hawai'i 1984-1989 Director/Deputy Director Maui County Parks and Recreation 1980-1984 Deputy Prosecting Attorney County of Maui

Education JD University of Hawai'i 1979 BA University of Hawai'i American Studies NACWAA Executive Institute 2005 COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Tyler Neill Job Title Women's Tennis Coach Institution University of Idaho Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Western Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt I am interested in the Committee on Women's Athletics because I feel I bring a unique perspective to the committee. I have coached women's tennis for the University of Idaho for the past five years and I have also worked in compliance for the past two. In working both positions, I have had the opportunity to experience college athletics as a coach and administrator, as well as a student-athlete prior to that. I am also a lawyer with the Idaho State Bar which has helped my ability to analyze rules and laws, as well as to appreciate the legal ramifications of decisions made in athletics. I understand many of the perspectives in athletics, and I would like to use my experiences to bring these views to the committee. I think serving on this committee would give me the chance to help advance women's athletics and it would also allow me to experience even another side of collegiate athletics.

Committees Served On None Prof Empl Hist Women’s Tennis Head Coach - University of Idaho (2008 – present) Assistant Compliance Director - University of Idaho (2007 - present) Women’s Tennis Associate Head Coach - University of Idaho (2006 – 2008) Women’s Tennis Assistant Coach - University of Idaho (2005 – 2006) High School Varsity Tennis Coach - Borah High School (2004) Education M.S. in Physical Education/Sport Psychology - University of Idaho (2008) J.D. - University of Idaho (2007) B.A. in History, Politics and Economics - Albertson College of Idaho (2004) COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Barbara E. Dearing Designation SWA Job Title Assoc. AD/Business Ops/SWA Institution Portland State University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big Sky Conference Qualification Stmt I am interested in serving on the CWA to assist in expansion and promotion of opportunities for female student-athletes, administrators and coaches through the conference and national association governance and administrative structure. I am an accomplished NCAA Division I athletics administrator who will utilize my expertise and management experience in business and financial operations, human resource management, athletic/community event management, coaching/teaching, and facilities planning management toward this purpose of expanding and promoting opportunities for women in sport. I am a 2009 NACWAA/Leadership Enhancement Institute Graduate in addition to being a 2005 NACWAA/HERS Leadership Institute Graduate. I have a collegiate coaching background with experience at both the Division I and II levels in addition to sport, financial, and human resource oversight and operational experience.

Committees Served On • NCAA Softball Sport Committee, 1984 & 1985. • NCAA Division II South Regional Softball Chair, 1983-1985. • Big Ten Conference Softball Coaches Sport Committee, Chairperson-1988; Secretary- 1987. • NJCAA Region 12 Softball Director, 1991-1993, 1996-2001. • Ohio H.S. Fastpitch Softball Coaches Association Advisory Board, 1985-1988. • AIAW All-American Selection Committee, 1982. AIAW Division II Regional Softball Chair, 1980 - 1982 • Director, US Coal Festival Pro-Am Tennis Tournament, 1976. • South Carolina Association for HPER Executive Board, 1974 & 1975. COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Barbara E. Dearing (continued) Prof Empl Hist Portland State University (2007 to present): Associate Athletic Director for Business & Financial Operations & SWA: 07/2008 to present. In addition to being responsible for department’s business affairs and annual operating budget, increased responsibilities include: oversight of department’s contracts and human resource functions; multiple sport program supervision for women’s softball, soccer, golf, and men’s and women’s track & field/cross country; coordination of University student-athlete insurance matters, liaison to individual sport summer camp programs. 10/07 – 6/08 served as Assistant Athletic Director for Business Operations with responsibilities for all matters regarding the business functions of the athletic department including daily operations of the department, budget development, implementation and management, and team travel transportation and lodging needs. Oversaw department’s audits (university and NCAA audits, EADA reports).

Longwood University (2004 - 2007): Associate Athletic Director for Business Operations & SWA (2005-2007) Assistant Athletic Director for Business Operations & SWA (2004–2005) Assistant Softball Coach (1/04–7/04)

Presbyterian College (2001-2003)- Head Softball Coach and Instructor, Physical Education

Columbus State Community College (1990 - 2001)- Head Softball Coach (part-time position) Door Control Consultants, Inc. (1999–2001) - Director, Business & Marketing Initiatives New Albany County Club (1998-1999) - Athletic Director Franklin University (1996 - 1998) - Assistant to the Vice Presidents The Ohio State University (1985-1989) - Head Softball Coach and Women's Sports Program Education 2009i - NACWAA/Leadership Enhancement Institute Graduate 2005 - NACWAA/HERS Leadership Institute Graduate 1996 - Franklin University -- MBA 1977 - Temple University -- M.Ed. 1974 - -- Graduate studies in Physical Education 1973 - Bob Jones University – B.S. in Health and Physical Education COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Julie Torbett Designation SWA Job Title Head Women's Volleyball Coach Institution University of North Carolina, Asheville Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big South Conference Qualification Stmt I have been involved with D1 athletics as a player at Penn State University Volleyball Team for 4 years and as a coach and administrator at UNC Asheville for 17 years. I am a strong advocate for women's athletics with a solid background in many NCAA sponsored sports. I would like to serve on this committee as a representative to the Big South Conference to have a stronger voice for women's athletics and to be able to serve on a National level.

Committees Served On Executive Director Biltmore Volleyball Academy - 2005-present Student Athlete Advisory Committee Chair - 2000 present American Volleyball Coaches Association member - 1993 - present NCAA certification committee UNC Asheville 1994, 2001, and future 2011 Prof Empl Hist Penn State University Sport Camps 1986-1990 YMCA of Asheville 1990-1992 Square D Company Wellness Director 1992-1993 UNC Asheville Volleyball Assistant Coach 1993 UNC Asheville Head Volleyball Coach 1994-present UNC Asheville Senior Women Administrator 1996, 2000-present Biltmore Volleyball Academy Director 2006-present Education Penn State University Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sport Science COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Megan Sobel Job Title Sr. Associate Athletic Director Institution Dartmouth College Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Ivy Group Qualification Stmt After twenty years of involvement in college athletics, I remain passionate about the student-athlete experience. I think it is important to work on a national level to provide opportunities at all levels for female student-athletes, coaches, and administrators. My experiences at a number of institutions have given me valuable insight to share with colleagues across the country. I have worked at the institutional level to increase opportunities as well as mentor coaches and student-athletes. It would be a privilege to serve at the national level on these important issues.

Committees Served On 2001-present, NCAA Division I Certification Peer Reviewer; 2009-10, Ivy League Policy Committee; 2005-06, Division I Softball Committee; 2005-2009, Ivy League Administrative Liaison to Softball Coaches; 2003-04 NCAA Fellows Program

Prof Empl Hist 2003-present, Senior Associate Athletic Director/SWA, Dartmouth College; 1998-2003, Associate Athletic Director, Tulane University; 1996-1998, Assistant Compliance Director, New Mexico State University; 1995-96, Ivy League Intern, Dartmouth College

Education 1992-93, University of Iowa, M.A.; 1990-1992, Lafayette College, B.A.; 1988-1990, Smith College COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Alexis Avery Designation CCD Job Title Assistant Director of Compliance Institution Bethune-Cookman University Gender F Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. Qualification Stmt I believe I can assist The Committee on Women’s Athletics in promoting its mission to advance awareness of leadership and equal opportunity of women in intercollegiate athletics. I have passion for the advancement of women in sport, in particular, I have a personal goal to make sure that women are provided equitable opportunities and fair treatment. I have been exposed and involved in a variety of sports, from a very young age; and I have also had the privilege of playing collegiate volleyball on the Division I level for four years.With my background as a former collegiate player, a coach of two different sports (volleyball and softball) on the collegiate level and an administrator on the Division I and II level, I believe that my position now is to give back beyond my job responsibilities. With this I have talked with the female student-athletes who want to pursue a coaching career that it is important to know what you may be up against.

Committees Served On Minorities Opportunities Athletics Association (MOAA), 2008 to present National Association for Athletics Compliance (NAAC), 2007 to present American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA), 2005-2008

Prof Empl Hist Assistant Director of Compliance at Bethune-Cookman University: September 2008 - Present Compliance Coordinator at Johnson C. Smith University: September 2006 – September 2008 Assistant Head Volleyball Coach: September 2006 – September 2008 Assistant Head Softball Coach: December 2006 – September 2008 Administrative Assistant at the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA): January 2005 – August 2006

Education I graduated from Hampton University in 2005 with my Bachelor of Science Degree in Sport Management. I obtained opportunities in my field early enough to know what I didn’t want to focus on. In 2005, my supervisor sent me to the American Volleyball Coaches Association minority’s clinic. This opportunity gave me the networking skills and education that I needed when I got my first coaching opportunity on a collegiate level. Collegiate volleyball was very different than the club level where I coached before I was an Assistant Coach. I continued my education with a Masters degree at old Dominion University in their Sport Management program. I completed one year of the program and decided to gain hands-on work experience. COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jennifer Gibbs Designation SWA Job Title Assistant Commissioner Institution Ohio Valley Conference Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Ohio Valley Conference Qualification Stmt During these tough economic times, it is more important than ever to continue to charge ahead in efforts to expand and promote opportunities for women in intercollegiate athletics to ensure progress is not reversed. There is an ever-growing need to be creative and to strike a balance throughout this journey. In an effort to foster respect, I have pushed for improved communication and collaboration between our league’s Senior Woman Administrators and those at the Athletic Director level. I have also supported our official’s coordinators in assigning qualified females to work more events and as a result, have seen increased assignment of women to our conference championships. I have served as a mentor to several female interns who have advanced to various positions within intercollegiate athletics. My personal journey coupled with my passion for advancing the role of women in intercollegiate athletics will be an invaluable asset to the Committee has it continues to move forward.

Committees Served On National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators -Member (July 2008-Present) -Education and Professional Development Committee (2008-09)

Review Board of the Journal of Sport Administration and Supervision

Advisory Board for Middle Tennessee State University Sport Management Program

Staff representative for city of Nashville's bid committee for NCAA Women's Final Four COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jennifer Gibbs (continued) Prof Empl Hist Ohio Valley Conference, Brentwood, TN (Oct. 2006-Present) -Assistant Commissioner for Championships/Senior Woman Administrator -Oversee administration of 18 conference championships -Liaison to select coaching groups, official's coordinators, and SWAs -Coordinate league student-athlete advisory committee -Direct Conference intern program -Manage Conference awards and merchandise programs

Nashville Predators Hockey, Inc., Nashville, TN (June 2006-Sept. 2006) -Sales Coordinator -Tracked weekly sales activity -Prepared corporate sponsorship financial outlines and proposals -Coordinated and fulfilled contractual obligations in conjunction with other departments

SunBelt Conference, New Orleans, LA (Oct. 2005-May 2006) -Championships Assistant -Cooperated with host institutions to ensure details for conference championships were planned -Served as contact for participating institutions concerning all details regarding event operations -Acted as Tournament Director and on Games Committee in absence of Associate Commissioner

University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, La Crosse, WI (August 2004-May 2005) -Event Manager -Coordinated all aspects of regular season and post season athletic contests including Division III football playoffs, volleyball regional and quarterfinal tournaments, and the NCGA Division III National Championship Gymnastics Meet -Scheduled halftime entertainment and promotional activities for athletic contests -Created promotional flyers and brochures for athletic events -Prepared team and officials’ contracts for athletic seasons -Arranged hospitality for visiting teams and officials -Recruited and supervised athletic event staff members -Completed single game and season long revenue reconciliation reports

Education University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, La Crosse, WI -Master of Science Degree in Exercise and Sport Science (May 2006) -Sport Administration

University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, La Crosse, WI -Bachelor of Science Degree in Exercise and Sport Science (December 2002) -Sport Management -Minor: Business Administration COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Elizabeth D. Dalton Designation SWA Job Title Deputy AD Internal Operations Institution University of Texas at San Antonio Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Southland Conference Qualification Stmt I believe I have a unique collection of experiences and perspectives that would be valuable to my service on this committee. I have been a student-athlete, coach, sport-specific administrator and a department-wide administrator and each of these hopefully provides me with the knowledge to make decisions based on each perspective, instead of simply the coach perspective or the administrative perspective. For half of my professional career I also worked directly with football programs at Texas A&M University and the University of Notre Dame, so I also understand the business of football and how it affects almost all other entities of Division I athletics, both good and bad. I have enjoyed my time on other committees and my life is dedicated to collegiate athletics, so the opportunity to learn and provide input is something I cherish.

Committees Served On NCAA Division I Tennis Committee 2004-2007 Tournament Manager 2005 Division I Women's Volleyball Championship Tournament Manager 2008 Men's Final Four Service on numerous Southland Conference committees 2000-present Prof Empl Hist 1991-1995 Texas A&M Staff Assistant Football 1996-1997 Texas A&M 12th Man Foundation Field Director 1997-2000 Notre Dame Football Administrator 2000-present UTSA (Assoc Ath Dir, Sr Assoc Ath Dir) currently Deputy Director of Athletics

Education Texas A&M BS Kinesiology 1990 Texas A&M MS Kinesiology 1992 COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Susan Bergen Designation SWA Job Title Associate AD for Business/Finance, SWA Institution University of Rhode Island Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic 10 Conference Qualification Stmt One of my strengths is that I can bring an “outsider’s” view to Athletics with the years of experience I have outside of athletics. The State of RI is experiencing a very difficult economic times, as we are the state university, the economic difficulties are pushed down to us. One of my main goals is to make sure that gender equity is maintained as the funding is being reduced. I have been a working mother for most of my career, my husband was in the Navy-Submarine service for all the time we have had our children. I understand and can sympathize with the work-balance issues, seeing that I was a single parent for many months at a time, while my husband was deployed with the Navy. I also feel that we need to help young women with the tools/resources they need to become involved in sports, whether it is teaching, coaching or officiating at all levels. By getting more women involved, it shows our young girls that they can aspire to be coaches, administrators, or officials.

Committees Served On Volunteer work includes, teaching religious education classes for 10 years (grade 1); coaching rec league sports numerous times for my daughter's basketball and softball teams, executive board member/treasurer of a girls softball rec league for 3 years; girl scout/brownie leader for 8 years. Member of A10 W. Soccer committee – 2008

Prof Empl Hist I have been with the University of RI for 7 years. My current position is the Associate AD for Business and Finance as well as the SWA. I also have sport administrator duties for M&W Soccer and Softball. Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation – Assistant Controller - 5 years; Foxwoods Casino - Construction Accounting Manager – 4 years; First Hospital Corp - Senior Accountant - 2.5 years Anderson, Tackman CPA firm – Audit Senior - 3.5 years

Education Bachelor of Science in Accounting/Computer Information Systems - Northern Michigan University Certified Public Accountant, State of RI, Dec 1994 COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Richard Mazzuto Designation AD Institution California State University, Northridge Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big West Conference Qualification Stmt I have been an athletics administrator since 1971 and an Athletics Director since 1980--23 of those years in Division I. I am very familiar with Title IX and its associated guidelines and have a career long commitment to equity in athletics. I have been part of the development of collegiate athletics for women at a number of institutions and served for six years as a member of the Division I Women's Basketball Committee.

Committees Served On 1992-98 Division I Women's Basketball Committee 1997-2000 Division I Academic, Eligibility, and Compliance Cabinet Prof Empl Hist 1971-73 SID Trinity College (CT) 1973-77 SID Lafayette College 1977-78 Asst. AD Iona College 1978-80 Assoc. AD Iona College 1980-89 Director of Athletics Iona COllege 1989-2000 Director of Athletics Saint Mary's College of California 2002-2006 Director of Athletics Longwood University 2006- Director of Athletics California State Univesity, Northridge Education 1971 BA Trinity College (CT) Political Science 1974 MA Trinity College (CT) Political Science COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jamie Fogarty Designation SWA Job Title Senior Associate Athletic Director Institution Iona College Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt As senior women's administrator for the past 8 years, I feel that my experience with overseeing the women's athletic programs and serving as an advisor and mentor to the women's coaching staffs would make me a suitable candidate for this committee. I also feel that serving on the above named committee would further my knowledge, experience & understanding of the NCAA.

Committees Served On MAAC Conference Committees May 2002- present 1. Committee of Athletic Administration (Vice Chair 2005-06) 2. Rowing Games Committee – Chair 3. Awards Committee 4. Compliance & Enforcement

Prof Empl Hist Iona College Athletics Department

October 1997-July 2002 -- Assistant Athletics Director / Academics May 2002–present – Senior Woman Administrator July 2002-July 2004 -- Assistant Athletics Director/Compliance August 2004-July 2007 -- Associate Athletics Director/Compliance August 2007-present --Senior Assoc. Athletics Director/Student-Athlete Services

Education Iona College, 1995 Iona College, 1997 BS in Education MS in Multicultural Education

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Name Rebecca Endicott Designation SWA Institution Wichita State University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Missouri Valley Conference Qualification Stmt Experienced at different levels the expansion of opportunities for female SAs, administrators and coaches. Currently serving as the SWA. Respoinsible for the correspondence and supervision of instituitonal compliance with our Title IX agreemant. Provide leadership and assistant to the univ. in its efforts to maintain equitable opportunities and the fair treatment of women in all aspects of the program. Responsible for the facilitation and presentation of outreach programs on women in sports/athletics in residence halls, sororities and fraternities, student organizations and classrooms on campus. Presenter for the Kansas Women in Higher Education Women in Intercollegiate Athletics A Time for Opportunity, Challenge, Change and Transformation. Oversee the promotion of women's athletics events and assist SI staff in providing public recognition of team accomplishments. Member of the MVC Joint Committee and has served on the DI W BKB Championship Transition Team 2001 & 2009.

Committees Served On NCAA Division I Softball Committee, 2000-2002 NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship Transition Team, 2001 & 2009 Missouri Valley Conference liaison to women’s softball coaches, May 2006-present Member and chair, various Missouri Valley Conference committees, executive, academic/eligibility and compliance, conference relations, finance, legislative review, and officiating, 1999 – present Wichita State University Intercollegiate Athletics Association Board of Directors 1999- present Wichita State University Senior Honor Men & Women Selection Committee 2007-present

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Name Rebecca Endicott (continued) Prof Empl Hist WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS Wichita, KS 1999-current Sr. Associate Athletic Director/SWA Serve as a staff liaison with the Office of Civil Rights, University faculty and staff, the Missouri Valley Conference and the NCAA. Responsible for correspondence and institutional compliance of Title IX. Oversee institutional correspondence with University faculty and staff. Responsible for representing Wichita State University with matters that involve both the Missouri Valley Conference and the NCAA. WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS Wichita, KS 1998-1999 Asst. Athletic Director for Student Services and Compliance/SWA Staff liaison with the Office of Civil Rights, University faculty and staff, the Missouri Valley Conference and the NCAA. Maintain and apply procedures for compliance with NCAA and Missouri Valley Conference rules. Coordinated all aspects of the academic success for men’s and women’s sports at Wichita State University. Supervised men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s golf and track coaching staffs. Coordinate the WSU Champs/Life Skills program. WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS Wichita, KS 1995-1998 Director of Student Services Monitor eligibility status and athletic/institutional financial aid for all student-athletes. Oversaw the advisement of student-athletes concerning their academic course load and other academic issues. Administered the student-athlete tutorial program. Coordinated the development and implementation of the WSU Champs/Life Skills Program. Managed student-athlete records and individual files. HUTCHINSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE Hutchinson, KS 1983-1993 Head Volleyball and Softball Coach Responsibilities included all phases of recruitment, administration, scheduling, and budgeting for both women’s volleyball and softball programs.

Education WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY Wichita, KS Master of Education degree – Sport Administration, 1994 Nationally-certified program NASSM (1 of 21 in country accredited, among 200+ Sport Admin. Programs)

EMPORIA STATE UNIVERSITY Em poria, KS Bachelor of Science degree – Physical Education, Psychology Emphasis

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Name Tamara Melton Job Title Assistant AD, Business Operations/SWA Institution Southern Utah University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference The Summit League Qualification Stmt The opportunity for women to compete in athletics was finally becoming somewhat recognized when I competed in high school athletics in the 70's. Athletics for male counterparts definitely overshadowed the opportunities for females. Equality in athletics has made huge strides, however there are still obstacles to overcome. My 20 years working in athletics have afforded me many challenges, but also provided me with the opportunity to get my feet wet in many different areas of the department. I have observed first hand the issues and concerns. I was hired in 1989 by a female associate who was truly an advocate for women's athletics and I learned so much from her. To serve on this committee would only increase my opportunities to learn and contribute to women's athletics.

Committees Served On Cheerleader Adviser, Southern Utah University; 1990- 2007 Faculty/Staff Associated Women, Southern Utah University; Treasurer, 1999-2000 Staff Association, Southern Utah University; Board Member, 2001-2002 Faculty/Staff Associated Women, Southern Utah University; Pres. Elect, 2001-2002 Faculty/Staff Associated Women, Southern Utah University; President, 2002-2003 Student Athlete Advisory Committee, Southern Utah University; Adviser, 2008- present The Summit League, Joint Council Member; 2008 - present

Prof Empl Hist Prior to my employment with Southern Utah University Athletics Department, I worked in the banking industry.

1989 - 2002 Southern Utah University Administrative Assistant 2002 - 2005 Southern Utah University Marketing & Promotions Director 2005 - 2008 Business Manager 2008 - present Senior Woman Administrator/Business Manager

Education Associates of Applied Science Southern Utah University Office Management

Bachelors of Science Southern Utah University Interpersonal Communications Major Accounting Minor COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S ATHLETICS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jonathan Clough Job Title Senior Associate Athletics Director Institution Santa Clara University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference West Coast Conference Qualification Stmt I have a large amount of experience in women's athletics, beginning with four years of Division I women's volleyball coaching experience and seven years of club volleyball coaching. In addition, I have supervised numerous women's sports, including many who have advanced to NCAA competition. I have been deeply involved with two NCAA Certification Reviews (Stanford and Santa Clara) and assisted in the creation of the Gender Equity Plan for both institutions.

Committees Served On 1999 NCAA Certification - Stanford University 2003 NCAA Certification - Santa Clara University 2004 & 2005 WCC Basketball Tournament - Host school tournament director Numerous NCAA Championship events (host, traveling administrator)

Prof Empl Hist 1999-Present - Senior Associate Athletics Director, Santa Clara University 1997-1999 - NCAA Certification Coordinator, Marketing & Championships Assistant - Stanford University 1994-1996 - Assistant to the Director of Athletics - Villanova University 1992-1995 - Associate Head Coach, Women's Volleyball, Villanova University

Education BA-Villanova University, MA-Villanova University, MEd-Temple University, MBA-Santa Clara University (June 2010) 2009-10 DIVISION I AMATEURISM FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE Composition: Fifteen members. No more than 7 members may be from the Bowl Subdivision. Vacancies: Two September 2010 vacancies. Only one can be from the FBS. Reappoint: Anthony Archbald. Staff Liaisons: Jobrina Perez, Jen Daniels Chair: Chandra Bierwirth (12/06-9/10) SUB EM/GEN ROLE NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 FBS N/M Assoc AD Jon Jaudon Atlantic Coast Jaudon Jaudon Jaudon Jaudon* Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University FBS N/M Comp Coor Stephen Robertello Pacific-10 Robertello Robertello Robertello* Washington State University FBS N/F Sr. Assoc. Valerie Sheley Southeastern Sheley Sheley* AD Univ of So Carolina, Columbia FBS Y/M Assoc. AD Eric Toliver Mountain West Toliver* University of Nevada, Las Vegas FBS N/F Assoc. AD Heather Lyke Catalano Big Ten Catalano Catalano* Ohio State University FBS N/F Assoc. AD Leslie Claybrook Conference USA Claybrook Claybrook Claybrook* Rice University FBS Y/M Asst Anthony Archbald Western Athletic Archbald Comm Western Athletic Conference FCS N/F Asst AD Kelly Widener Ivy Group Widener Widener Widener Widener* Princeton University FCS N/M FAR Fred Smith Southern Conference Smith Smith* FCS N/M FAR Jeffrey Roberts Ohio Valley Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts* Tennessee Technological University DI Y/F Comp Jill Redmond Atlantic-10 (formerly Ivy Redmond Redmond Redmond* Coord University of Richmond (Formerly until 2/09) Dartmouth) DI N/F Assoc. AD Chandra Bierwirth Atlantic-10 Bierwirth* George Washington University DI Y/M FAR Harold Bardo Missouri Valley Bardo Bardo Bardo Bardo* Southern Illinois University at Carbondale DI N/M FAR Milo Peck Jr. Metro Atlantic Athletic Peck Peck Peck* Fairfield University DI N/M AD Stan Williamson Atlantic Sun Williamson Williamson* Campbell University *Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09 DIVISION I AMATEURISM FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Ann Gulino-Thompson Fairleigh Dickinson University, Metropolitan Northeast Conference 1-Sep-06 1-Sep-09 Carrie Doyle University of New Hampshire America East Conference 1-Sep-06 1-Sep-09 Mary Ann Austin University of Missouri, Columbia Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-06 1-Sep-09 George Browne Seton Hall University Big East Conference 1-Sep-06 26-Jun-08 Patrick Hairston Delaware State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-06 31-Mar-08 Julie Lessiter Northwestern State University Southland Conference 1-Sep-06 21-Mar-08 Rick Mello Florida International University Sun Belt Conference 1-Sep-06 24-Oct-06

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 6, 2010 DIVISION I AMATEURISM FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Jason D. Leonard Executive AD of Compliance University of Oklahoma Big 12 Conference FBS M Jamie Johnson Assistant Athletic Rutgers, State Univ of New Big East Conference FBS M Y Director/Compliance Jersey, New Brunswick Brian Lutz Assoc. Dir. of Athletics University of Toledo Mid-American Conference FBS M Phil Wille Associate Athletics Director, University of Wyoming Mountain West Conference FBS M Compliance Christian D. Pope Assistant AD for Student Services Virginia Commonwealth Colonial Athletic Association FCS M University Alisha Tucker Asst. Athletics Director for Norfolk State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. FCS F Y Compliance Misty Cassell Compliance Coordinator Jacksonville State University Ohio Valley Conference FCS F Brian Barrio Associate America East Conference America East Conference DI M Commissioner/Compliance Mike Laprey Asst AD for Sports University of Rhode Island Atlantic 10 Conference DI M Communication Josh Moon Associate Director of Athletics Western Illinois University The Summit League DI M Lauren Brownrigg Compliance Coordinator University of Portland West Coast Conference DI F

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 8, 2010 DIVISION I AMATEURISM FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jason Leonard Designation AD Job Title Executive AD of Compliance Institution University of Oklahoma Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big 12 Conference Qualification Stmt Executive Director of Athletics Compliance at University of Oklahoma Former Associate General Counsel at the University of Oklahoma JD with 9 years as a practicing litigation attorney, dealing primarily with employment law, appeals, constitutional issues, and due process Business Owner Former Division I Student-Athlete Academic and Athletic All-American Member of NAAC Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist Currently I occupy the position of Executive Director of Athletics Compliance at the University of Oklahoma. As the Executive Director, I am responsible for the oversight of all daily athletics compliance operations and rules education efforts, and am the lead investigator on all rules violations investigations and reporting.

Prior to my current position, I worked as Associate General Counsel in the University of Oklahoma's Legal Department. In that role, I was responsible for handling litigation for the University of Oklahoma, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, Tulsa Health Sciences Center, Rogers State University and Cameron University.

Prior to working for University of Oklahoma, I was a partner with my wife, Jana, at Leonard & Associates law firm in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma which focuses on employment law. I am admitted to practice in the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, Western, Eastern, and Northern Districts of Oklahoma, as well as the Supreme Court of Oklahoma.

Education University of Oklahoma, Bachelor of Business Administration, 1994 -Major in Business Marketing and Minor in Business Law -three-time Academic All-American as a member of the Sooner wrestling team -Earned Academic All-Big Eight honors four times and was the top scholar athlete in 1993- 1994 for the Sooner wrestling team. -Earned NCAA All-American Honors

University of Oklahoma, JD, 1997 -Attended 1995 summer law program at Oxford University - Queens College, England DIVISION I AMATEURISM FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jamie D. Johnson Job Title Assistant Athletic Director/Compliance Institution Rutgers, State Univ of New Jersey, New Brunswick Gender M Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big East Conference Qualification Stmt Please accept this statement as my expressed intent to be considered as a member of the Division I Amateurism Fact Finding Committee. While serving as a compliance coordinator at various institutions, I have experienced firsthand the numerous challenges our student- athletes (SA) face in order to represent collegiate institutions on the playing field. In recent years, I have also seen the membership place more of an interest on having only amateur SA’s in their respective sport represent member institutions in intercollegiate competition. This “growing interest” is exhibited in the increased resources that exist to ensure that prospective and current SA’s alike, have not jeopardized their amateur status. I have had the unfortunate experience of discovering incidents in a SA’s “amateur sport participation” that have jeopardized the amateur status of numerous individuals. I would like to carry over my to this committee in an effort to positively impact the membership and it’s SA's.

Committees Served On To date, I do not have any experience with serving on NCAA committees. However, I do not believe that this alone detracts from my ability to be a valued member of the Amateurism Fact-Finding Committee. I sincerely hope that my professional experience will be considered along with the possible contributions that I can make to this committee. As for organizations, I am a member of the National Association for Athletics Compliance and the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics.

Prof Empl Hist Auburn University 2003-04; Compliance and Event Management Intern Arizona State University 2004-06; Compliance Coordinator Georgia Institute of Technology 2006-07; Assistant Director of Compliance Rutgers University 2007-Present; Assistant Athletic Director of Compliance Education Florida A&M University; Bachelor of Science; Physical Education, Recreation, Health, and Dance 2002

Florida A&M University; Masters of Education; Sports Management 2004 DIVISION I AMATEURISM FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Brian Lutz Designation CCD Job Title Assoc. Dir. of Athletics Institution University of Toledo Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-American Conference Qualification Stmt In evaluating the amateur status of prospective student-athletes, the preservation of NCAA amateurism principles is critical to ensuring that education and community service remain the highest and noblest of goals for our student-athletes. With numerous prospective student-athletes, there lies a lack of clarity and understanding regarding actions that compromise amateur standing. My goals are to assist the membership in educating our constituents on amateurism issues, analyze current trends in prospect involvement with pro teams, sports agents, and events offering prize money in excess of actual and necessary expenses, and offer solutions to the problems facing us. I have 10 years of experience as a compliance professional, and have evaluated numerous amateurism cases on campus. Whether reviewing the participation of a Canadian track athlete in events offering prize money, or analyzing the involvement of a WBB student- athlete on a European team, I have seen a great deal in my time.

Committees Served On N/A. Prof Empl Hist 1998-2000: West Virginia University; Compliance Assistant 2000-2003: Kansas State University; Assistant Director for Compliance 2003-2008: University of Toledo; Assistant AD for Compliance 2008-Present: University of Toledo; Associate AD for Compliance Education 1984-1988: Duquesne University; BA in Criminal Justice 1989-1991: Robert Morris College; Accounting Major, College of Business 1998-2000: West Virginia University; Master of Science in Sport Management DIVISION I AMATEURISM FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Phil Wille Job Title Associate AD for Compliance Institution University of Wyoming Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Mountain West Conference Qualification Stmt As Associate AD for Compliance I have worked with several international student-athletes through the NCAA Amateurism process, and I believe this is an area that the NCAA can have a significant impact on student-athlete welfare. As with any Compliance Official, I have experience in investigation and determination of facts -- which would obviously serve this committee well.

Committees Served On Various institutional committees including: - UW Committee on NCAA Recertification (Fall 2008 - present) - UW Faculty Senate (Fall 2009 - present) - UW Academic Deans/Student Affairs Advisory Council (Fall 2009 - present) - N4A (Spring 2009 - present) - Hiring committees for UW Associate Registrar, Assistant AD for Internal Operations, Academic Coordinator, Head Volleyball Coach, Head Soccer Coach, and Compliance Assistant. (2005 - Present)

Prof Empl Hist 10/2005 to 5/2007 - Compliance/Eligibility Specialist, University of Wyoming 6/2007 to 5/2008 - Director of Compliance, University of Wyoming 6/2008 to 5/2009 - Assistant AD, Compliance and Olympic Sports, University of W y o m i n g

6/2009 to Present - Associate AD, Compliance and Academic Services, University of W y o m i n g

Education Valparaiso University - BA in History, 2002

Valparaiso University School of Law - Juris Doctor, 2005 DIVISION I AMATEURISM FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Christian D. Pope Designation CCD Job Title Assistant AD for Student Services Institution Virginia Commonwealth University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Colonial Athletic Association Qualification Stmt Having a large portion of incoming student-athletes enroll at Virginia Commonwealth University from abroad presents many scenarios where amateurism status is difficult to determine. As such, I can lend some degree of experience in this area.

Committees Served On NCAA Division I Initial Eligibility Waivers Committee 2003 - 2007 and Chair 2005-2007.

Prof Empl Hist Virginia Commonwealth University February 2007 to Present Indiana University February 2006 to February 2007 Murray State University July 1999 to February 2006 University of Rhode Island April 1996 to July 1999 Chicago State University November 1994 to April 1996 Education UNC Chapel Hill BA in Education 1989 Georgia Southern University MS in Athletics Administration 1994 Began PhD at Indiana University Fall 2006 DIVISION I AMATEURISM FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Alisha Tucker Job Title Asst. Athletics Director for Compliance Institution Norfolk State University Gender F Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. Qualification Stmt The area ofstudent-athlete amateurism has become a vital part of student-athlete eligibility. The issues surrounding student-athlete amateurism are no longer relegated to international students and it is important for coaches and compliance administrators to be aware of circumstances which could lead to an athlete being deemed ineligible due to amateurism issues. I would like to continue to learn and grow as an administrator and feel this committee will allow me to develop further in my compliance career. I will bring my collective experiences and enthusiasm to the Division I Amateurism Fact-Finding Committee and welcome the opportunity to serve.

Committees Served On I was a student participant on UVA's self-study in 1993 serving on the committee for the commitment to ethics and I also served on the governance committee during NSU's 2008 NCAA Second Cycle Certification. Prof Empl Hist Assistant Athletics Director - Compliance: Norfolk State University, November 2006 to present Athletics Eligibility Specialist: Marshall University, March 2005 - October 2006 Assistant Athletics Director - Compliance: University of Richmond, June 2004- February 2005 Director of Compliance - Villanova University Athletics, November 2003 - June 2004 Compliance Coordinator - Michigan State University, January 2003-November 2003 Assistant Compliance Coordinator - Michigan State University, December 2001 to December 2002

Education Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature and Composition from the University of Virginia, August 1996 Master of Science in Education, Sports Management Concentration, from Old Dominion University, December 2001 DIVISION I AMATEURISM FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Misty Cassell Job Title Compliance Coordinator Institution Jacksonville State University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Ohio Valley Conference Qualification Stmt David Seabury once said, “Enthusiasm is the best protection in any situation. Wholeheartedness is contagious. Give yourself, if you wish to get others.” In my six years of athletic administrative experience I have found this to be great advice. I began my career in athletic administration working with promotions and fundraising for over four years, then moved to my current position, which includes compliance and student-athlete welfare. Throughout my time in athletics, I have tried to learn as much about college athletics and get as much hands on experience as possible. Since taking on the role of NCAA compliance I have learned a tremendous amount about the interworking of the NCAA. I have worked closely with multiple amateurism certifications. I am extremely interested in enhancing my knowledge in the area of amateurism certification to better serve Jacksonville State University, the Ohio Valley Conference and the National Collegiate Athletic Association.

Committees Served On N/A Prof Empl Hist Coordinator of Athletic Special Projects, Jacksonville State University, September 2004- September 2008

Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance, Jacksonville State University, September 2008- Present

Education Master of Public Administration with a concentration in Education, Jacksonville State University, April 2007 Bachelor of Arts in Communication with a concentration in Public Relations, Jacksonville State University, April 2004 DIVISION I AMATEURISM FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Brian Barrio Job Title Associate Commissioner/Compliance Institution America East Conference Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference America East Conference Qualification Stmt As someone who has dealt with complicated amateurism cases in a compliance role at an FBS institution (the University of Southern California) and has also analyzed amateurism issues at the Division I conference level (at America East and at the Ivy Office), I bring a unique perspective to issues pertaining to amateurism. I have worked to resolve both factual- and legislative-related discrepancies from the campus perspective as well as from the conference perspective. This will allow me to take a well-rounded, impartial look at amateurism cases while still remaining aware of how the facts may be viewed from the point-of-view of campus staff or of a prospective student-athlete. I have researched and investigated various professional organizations in the US and abroad and I have a strong knowledge base regarding the amateur/professional delineation within the various NCAA- sponsored sports. I would be very interested in putting my skills and experience to work on this committee.

Committees Served On Active member of CCACA. Conference liaison for numerous committees within the America East conference, including Intraconference Transfer Policy, Sportsmanship, and Compliance. Prof Empl Hist 2008-present: Associate Commissioner, America East Conference 2006-2008: Director of Compliance, University of Southern California 2005-2006: Compliance Coordinator, Ivy League 2004: Compliance Intern, The Ohio State University 2003: Compliance Intern, Central Connecticut State University 1995-1999: Head Manager, Men's Basketball, Boston College Education BA, Boston College JD, Hastings College of the Law DIVISION I AMATEURISM FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Michael Laprey

Job Title Asst AD for Sports Communication Institution University of Rhode Island Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic 10 Conference Qualification Stmt My interest in joining the NCAA Division I Amateurism Fact-Finding Committee is rooted in my experiences as a student-athlete, an assistant coach, and as a administrator. As an assistant cross country coach, I recruited foreign student-athletes and it was necessary to research their individual and unique backgrounds to determine if there were any conflicts with the NCAA amateurism guidelines. As an administrator, I have made it a priority to form strong bonds and relationships with our head coaches. These relationships are very important toward achieving the highest levels of success in an athletics department setting. Another key tenet in my role as Assistant AD is compliance education. Within our office, a thorough knowledge of NCAA rules is compulsory. In working closely with our student-athletes, I have encountered several instances where their amateur status has been questioned. I know first-hand how important it is that the facts are thoroughly examined.

Committees Served On No past or current service on NCAA committees. Prof Empl Hist Assistant AD/Sports Communications - The University of Rhode Island - 2006-present Assistant Media Relations Director - Marquette University - 2005-2006 Associate AD/Sports Communications - Iona College - 1999-2005 Assistant Cross Country and Track & Field Coach - Iona College - 1998-1999 Media Relations Assistant - The Big East Conference - 1997-1998

Education M.S., Journalism - Iona College - 2003 B.A., Economics - Fairfield University - 1997 DIVISION I AMATEURISM FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Josh Moon Job Title Associate Director of Athletics Institution Western Illinois University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference The Summit League Qualification Stmt I believe I would be a strong candidate for the Division I Amateurism Fact-Finding Committee because of my diverse experiences in intercollegiate athletics. I have had the responsibility of managing the operations of a Division I Compliance Department since 2005 at both Central Michigan University and Western Illinois University. With limited staff available at both institutions, I have had to create compliance systems that effectively and efficiently manage all areas of NCAA compliance including the identification and processing of both prospective and current student-athlete amateurism issues. I have presented at NCAA Regional Rules seminars (APR - 2008), and participated in the NCAA Regional Rules Seminar Advanced Program in 2009. At Central Michigan University, I had direct oversight of seven intercollegiate sport programs, which I think would provide a good background for this committee's initiatives.

Committees Served On National Association of Athletics Compliance - Educational and Professional Standards Subcommittee: I have served on the National Association of Athletics Compliance Educational and Professional Standards Subcommittee since July 2008 and have conducted multiple educational webinars for NCAA member institutions during this period of time. Prof Empl Hist Western Illinois University - Associate Director of Athletics: 2009 - present Central Michigan University - Assistant Director of Athletics: 2008 - 2009 Central Michigan University - Director of Compliance: 2006 - 2008 Central Michigan University - Compliance Coordinator: 2005 - 2006 Central Michigan University - Facility and Game Operations Intern: 2004-2005 Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletics Conference: Media Relations and Business Operations Intern: 2003 Education Bachelor of Science - Business Administration - University of Wisconsin - La Crosse Bachelor of Science - Exercise and Sport Science - University of Wisconsin - La Crosse Master of Science in Administration - Central Michigan University DIVISION I AMATEURISM FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Lauren Brownrigg Designation CCD Institution University of Portland Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference West Coast Conference Qualification Stmt As the Director of Compliance and Student Services at the University of Portland, I feel that I am qualified to be part of the Amateurism Fact-Finding Committee. I am responsible for all of the day to day compliance issues at UP which includes monitoring and evaluating the amateurism eligibility of both international and domestic student-athletes. I have been involved with researching and working with the NCAA on a number of prospective student-athletes from a number of different sports where amateurism has been certified, and others who were certified with conditions or loss of eligibility. Along with these qualifications, I am interested in being part of this committee to ensure the principles of NCAA amateurism are upheld and to look to each case with a critical eye. I am committed to supporting the integrity and ideals of amateurism as it is one of the foundations of the NCAA.

Committees Served On National Association for Athletic Compliance - 2009 Prof Empl Hist University of Kansas - Life Skills intern 2004-2005 University of Oregon - Life Skills 2005-2007 University of Portland - Assistant Director of Compliance and Student Services 2007-2009 University of Portland - Director of Compliance and Student Services 2009-present

Education University of Kansas - BS Sport Administration 2000-2005 University of Washington - Masters in Education (Intercollegiate Athletics Leadership) 2006-07 2009-10 COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS CERTIFICATION Legislated Minimum of 12 members, including at least one CEO, one FAR, one AD, one SWA and one conference commissioner. Requirements: Vacancies: Three immediate vacancies. Judy Genshaft and Nathan Hatch resigned due to their appointments to the Board of Directors. Wendy Guthrie has resigned since she is no longer a salaried employee at the West Coast Conference. Five September 2010 vacancies. Only five may be from the FBS. Staff Liaison: Charnele Kemper, Mira Colman, Abbie Renaker, Danielle Teetzel, Amy Huchthausen, Frank Arrendondo Chair: DIV GEN EM? POS. NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-13

FBS F N Assoc AD Judy Van Horn Big Ten Van Horn Van Horn Van Horn Van Horn* University of Michigan FBS M N CEO Nathan Hatch Atlantic Coast Hatch Hatch* Wake Forest University FBS F N Assoc. AD Amy Folan Big 12 Folan Folan Folan* University of Texas at Austin FBS M Y FAR Donald Pope-Davis Big East Pope-Davis* University of Notre Dame FBS F N Assoc AD/ Beatrice Crane Banford Conference USA Banford* SWA Marshall University FBS F N CEO Judy Genshaft Big East Genshaft Genshaft* University of South Florida FBS F Y SWA Ann Carr Southeastern Carr Carr* Mississippi State University FBS M Y Asst Com Anthony Archbald Western Athletic Archbald Archbald Archbald Archbald* Western Athletic Conference FCS M N AD Robert Bernardi Southland Bernardi Bernardi Bernardi Bernardi* Nichols State University FCS F N AD M. Dianne Murphy Ivy Group Murphy* Columbia University DI M N Com Tom Douple Summit League Douple Douple Douple Douple* The Summit League DI F N FAR Barbara Luebke Atlantic-10 Luebke Luebke* University of Rhode Island DI F N Assoc. AD Casey Comoroski Missouri Valley Comoroski Comoroski Comoroski Comoroski* Missouri State University DI F N FAR Sheila Patterson Horizon League Patterson Patterson* Cleveland State University DI F N CEO Joanne Glasser Missouri Valley Glasser Glasser (two- Glasser* Bradley University year term ext.) (two-year term ext.) DI F N Assoc Com Wendy Guthrie West Coast Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie* West Coast Conference DI F N Sr. Assoc. Allison Rich Big West Rich* AD/SWA Cal State Fullerton DI M N CEO Brian Linnane Metro Atlantic Linnane* Loyola College (Maryland Athletic *Not eligible for reappointment 11/9/09 DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS CERTIFICATION HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Gloria Nevarez University of Oklahoma Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Jon A. Steinbrecher Ohio Valley Conference Ohio Valley Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 McKinley Boston Jr. New Mexico State University Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Wendy J. Guthrie West Coast Conference West Coast Conference 1-Sep-08 1-Sep-09 Judy Genshaft University of South Florida Big East Conference 1-Sep-07 1-Jul-09 Mark Richard Auburn University Southeastern Conference 20-Oct-08 11-May-09 Christopher Ritrievi University of Utah Mountain West Conference 1-Sep-07 23-Sep-08 Rita Hartung Cheng University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Horizon League 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Wheeler Brown North Carolina A&T State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-07 15-May-08 Shonna Brown Mid-American Conference Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-05 2-Oct-07 Kevin Hatcher Colgate University Patriot League 1-Sep-05 5-Sep-07 Robin Truiett-Theodorson Towson University Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-07 5-Sep-07 Gregory Sankey Southeastern Conference Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-07 Leo Lambert Elon University Southern Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Mary Ann Rohleder Indiana University, Bloomington Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Richard J. Ensor, Esq. Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Gerald M. Lage Oklahoma State University Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-04 30-Apr-07 Frank Pergolizzi Southeastern Louisiana University Southland Conference 23-Apr-04 1-Sep-06 Fred Mims University of Iowa Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Pat Howey University of North Carolina, Wilmington Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Paul Risser Big 12 Conference 8-Jan-01 28-Nov-05 Colleen Lim Yale University Ivy Group 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Dawn Rogers Xavier University Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Jamie McCloskey University of Florida Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 John P. Hardt Bucknell University Patriot League 8-Nov-00 1-Sep-05 Kim S. Record Florida State University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-03 6-Dec-04 Jerry L. Kingston Arizona State University Pacific-10 Conference 21-Jan-99 1-Sep-04 Susan Hofacre Robert Morris University Northeast Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Rance Pugmire Utah State University Big West Conference 1-Sep-02 9-Apr-04

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 6, 2010 DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS CERTIFICATION NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Martha Putallaz FAR Duke University Atlantic Coast Conf FBS F Gary Overton Assistant Athletic Director Conference USA FBS M 1MBA 09/12, MBARULES 09/10 John M. Dunn President Western Michigan University Mid-American Conference FBS M

Roger W. Caves FAR/Pror/Dir. Graduate City San Diego State University Mountain West FBS M Planning Program Conference Stephen Robertello Associate Athletics Director Washington State Univ Pacific-10 Conference FBS M 1AFF 09/12 Jeremy Wang Director of Development University of Idaho Western Athletic FBS M Y Conference Henry M. Brooks FAR/1890 Extension University of Maryland, Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. FCS M Y Administrator Eastern Shore Joyce Bell Assistant Commissioner for Northeast Conference Northeast Conference FCS F Y PROGRESS 09/13 Compliance Doug Whitlock President Eastern Kentucky Univ Ohio Valley Conference FCS M Elizabeth E. DeBauche Commissioner Ohio Valley Conference Ohio Valley Conference FCS F William L. Perry President Eastern Illinois University Ohio Valley Conference FCS M Angela J. Grube Assistant Vice Chancellor for Western Carolina University Southern Conference FCS F Academic A Richard Johnson AD Wofford College Southern Conference FCS M John A. Balog Vice President for Student Life Jacksonville University Atlantic Sun Conference DI M

Mark C. Reed VP for Administrative & Student Fairfield University Metro Atlantic Athletic DI M Affairs Conference Sarah Wilhelmi Director of Compliance and West Coast Conference West Coast Conference DI F Student Servi

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 8, 2010 DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS CERTIFICATION NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Martha Putallaz Job Title Faculty Athletics Representative Institution Duke University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Qualification Stmt During her tenure at Duke, Dr. Putallaz has been integrally involved with the central issues of athletics certifiction, working closely with Duke's Athletics Dept. staff, campus compliance staff, coaches & student athletes. She serves as Duke's FAR for 3 years, a member of Duke's Athletics Council for 10 years, chairs Duke's Atheltics Oversight and Compliance Committee(3 years) and was a member of Duke's most recent internal NCAA certification committee. She also serves on several relevant ACC Committees (Equity, Infractions & Penalties). Committees Served On ACC Equity Committee (2007-2010); ACC Finance Committee (2008-2011): ACC Infractions & Penalties Committee (2008-2011); ACC Committee on Committees (2008-2011); ACC Women's Basketball Committee (2009-2012); Duke Univ. Athletics Oversight & Compliance Committee (Chair); Duke Univ. Athletics Academics Committee

Prof Empl Hist 1983-present Professor, Dept. of Psychology, Duke University 1981-1983-Professor, Dept. of Psychology, Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Education 1982 PhD - Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1979 MA - Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1976 AB - Smith College, Northampton, MA DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS CERTIFICATION NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Gary Overton Job Title Assistant Athletic Director Institution East Carolina University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Conference USA Qualification Stmt Assistant Athletics Director / Internal Sport Administrator – East Carolina University - Twelve Athletic Teams ECU Administrator - Athletics Certification - included in duties ECU Athletics Administrator - Gender Equity, Diversity and Minority Opportunity – included in duties Chair - Search Committees of Head Coaches, Assistant Coaches and Athletic Administrators NCAA Athletics Certification Self Study Committee member – East Carolina University Athletics Administration 5 years, Academic Administration/Professor 8 years, Head Coach 13 years, Assistant Coach 7 years. Doctoral Degree (Higher Education Administration)

Committees Served On NCAA Division I Baseball Committee 2008-2012 NCAA Baseball Rules Committee 2006-2010 - Chair 2009-10 NCAA Central Region Baseball Advisory Committee Chair 2008-Present NCAA Division I Baseball Championship Administrator –2009 National Championship Omaha, NE 2009 Regional Fullerton CA; 2009 Super Regional Tallahassee, FL; 2008 Regional Raleigh, NC; 2007 Regional Charlottesville, VA; 2006 Regional Chapel Hill, NC; 2006 Super Regional Atlanta, GA; 2005 Regional Long Beach, CA; 2005 Super Regional Atlanta, GA; 2004 Regional Columbia, SC. CNN-USA Today Baseball Poll Voting Member 1991-97 NCAA Atlantic Region Baseball Advisory Committee 1985-87 Prof Empl Hist Assistant Athletics Director / Internal East Carolina University 2005- Present Professor / Sport Management East Carolina University 1997-2005 Head Baseball Coach East Carolina University 1984-1997 Assistant Baseball Coach East Carolina University 1977-1984 Education Ed.D East Carolina University – Higher Education Administration 2001 MAEd East Carolina University – Athletic Administration & Physical Education 1974 B.S. East Carolina University – Physical Education 1972 DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS CERTIFICATION NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name John M. Dunn Designation CEO Job Title President Institution Western Michigan University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-American Conference Qualification Stmt This is my 36th year in HIED. I have served as a faculty member, department chair, assistant dean, Vice Provost, Dean, Provost, Interim Chancellor and President. During my tenure, I have served as a member of the Athletic Advisory Boards at the University of Utah (7 years). I believe in the value of athletics, assuming that the focus is on the athlete as a student. During my tenure at Oregon State University (20 years), I worked closely with the athletics department and the academic advising and support provided for the athlete. I am convinced that the NCAA's oversight via the Athletics Certification process has brought much needed integrity to the process. The focus should be on helping, monitoring, and identifying best practices for other institutions to emulate. Committees Served On I have served as a President of an institution undergoing a certification review, participated as a faculty member at another institution being reviewed, and served as the chair of an Athletics Certification Committee conducting a review. While there is much that I have learned, there is more to grasp and to understand about the process. However, I am committed to doing my part to help the NCAA and its member institutions. The goal is to continually assess the process and make needed enhancements based on feedback from reviewers and member institutions. In addition to my role as President of Western Michigan University, I am a member of director of a local bank, hospital, and several community boards. Presently, I am the chair of the Greater Kalamazoo United Way - our goal this year is a little over 9M dollars. Prof Empl Hist I taught and coached for three years at Lake Forest High School in Illinois. The rest of my career has been spent in HIED. My facutly and administrative appointments include: Assistant Professor, University of Connecticut (1972-1975); Assistant, Associate, and Full Professor, Oregon State University (1975-1995)- during my time at OSU, I also served as department chair, Exercise and Sport Science, Assistant Dean of Health and Human Performance, and Vice Provost; Dean and Professor, College of Health, University of Utah (1995-2002); Provost and Vice Chanellor, Southern Illinois University Carbondale (2002-2007). During my last year at SIUC, I served as the Interim Chancellor. In July of 2007 I accepted the appointment as President of Western Michigan University. In addition to the above, I have served as a consultant to states agencies, international universities, and school districts. My background is in physical acitivty with a research focus on the health parameters of individuals with disabilities. I founded the a motor fitness clinic for children with disabilities at Oregon State University. I have published numerous papers, book chapters, and books.

Education I was raised in Southern Illinois and graduated from Pinckneyville Community High School. I attended Northern Illinois University and graduated with a bachelor's degree in Physical Education (1967); masters degree from Northern Illinois University (1969) and doctorate from (1972). I did some additional graduate work at Temple University in the summer of 1973. DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS CERTIFICATION NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Roger Caves Designation FAR Job Title Pror/Dir. Graduate City Planning Program Institution San Diego State University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Mountain West Conference Qualification Stmt When I was appointed as FAR in 2000, one of my first tasks was researching and writing the SDSU Interim Report. It was a highly educational experience. I learned a great deal about our Athletics Program and from other programs around the country. Three years ago, SDSU underwent the Certification process again. I served on every committee that provided input into our Self-Study. This experience has provided me a comprehensive understanding of the process of NCAA Certification. I would welcome the opportunity to share my experience in this area with colleagues and to help strengthen the process. Moreover, in researching Self-Studies from around the country, I feel confortable making recommendations to improve the process and to make the reports more meaningful. It would be an honor to serve on this committee.

Committees Served On Mountain West Conf: member, Academic Initiatives and Integration Comm 2000-2002; member, Academic/Eligibility Comm 2000-2004; Chair, Academic/Eligibility Committee 2001-2003; member Championships Committee 2000-2001, 2004-2005; member Marketing and Promotions Committee 2004-2005; member Recognition/Awards Comm 2001-2005; member Joint Council Executive Committee 2005-2007; Chair, Mountain West Conf. Joint Council 2006-2007. Member, DIA Executive Committee, D1A Faculty Athletics Representatives 2005-2007; Member, Executive Committee, Faculty Athletics Representatives Association 2005- present; D1 Vice President, Faculty Athletics Representatives Association 2006-2007; President-Elect of Faculty Athletics Representatives Association, 2007-2008; President of Faculty Athletics Representatives Association 2008-2009. Member, SDSU Intercollegiate Athletics Authority 2000-present; appointed Chair, SDSU Intercollegiate Athletics Authority 2006-present.

Prof Empl Hist San Diego State University, 1983 -present: Assistant Professor 1983-1987; Associate Professor, 1987-1991; Full Professor 1991-present; Director Graduate City Planning Program 1993-2009.

Education AA Liberal Arts, Tidewater Community College, Virginia Beach, VA -- degree granted May 1973; BA Political Science, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA --degree granted June 1975; MUS, Urban Studies, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA -- degree granted June 1978; Ph.D Urban Affairs and Public Policy, University of Delaware, Newark, DE -- degree granted June 1982. DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS CERTIFICATION NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Steve Robertello Job Title Associate Athletics Director Institution Washington State University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Pacific-10 Conference Qualification Stmt As an athletic administrator with over 13 years of experience I believe I am very qualified to serve as a member of the NCAA Committee on Athletics Certification and to contribute to its goals. I have solid experience as an NCAA peer reviewer since I originally completed the NCAA training in June 2005, during which I was trained to serve as a peer reviewer in all three operating principles. I have subsequently been chosen and served as a peer review team member on three different occasions; (University of Cincinnati, October 2006), (Virginia Tech November 2007) and (Northern Illinois University, September 2009). The peer review team visits have allowed for me to gain extensive experience in the athletics certification process which should be extremely valuable to the committee, if I am appointed. In addition, these experiences have allowed for me to gain a great appreciation of the athletics certification process and further enhanced my interest in serving as a committee member. Committees Served On I am currently a member of the NCAA Amateurism Fact-Finding Committee. I was originally appointed to the committee in November 2006 and was re-appointed to the committee in June 2008. My term on the NCAA Amateurism Fact-Finding Committee runs until September 2012. I am also a current member of the Pacific-10 Conference Recruiting Task Force. This committee is responsible for regularly reviewing recruiting issues, specifically those related to the Pac-10 Conference. I am also a member of the National Association Athletic Compliance (NAAC) convention planning committee for the yearly meetings held in conjunction with the National Association Collegiate Director of Athletics (NACDA) Convention. In service to those committees I have had to hear and evaluate sometimes conflicting testimonies, read and assimilate volumes of data and information, write communications/positions and act on that information. Prof Empl Hist Washington State University, Pullman, WA Associate Director of Athletics/Compliance, August 2006-Present Assistant Director of Athletics/Compliance, July 2004-July 2006 Director of Compliance, June 2002-July 2004 Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ Compliance Coordinator, August 1999-May 2002 Villanova University, Villanova, PA Assistant Director of Compliance, June 1998-July 1999 Athletics Compliance Assistant, June 1997-July 1998 West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV Athletics Compliance Office Graduate Assistant, August 1996-July 1997

Education Bachelor of Science degree in Sports Management from West Virginia University (Morgantown, WV) in December 1995; Masters of Science degree in Sports Management from West Virginia University (Morgantown, WV) in August 1997 Sports Management Institute graduate, class of 2007-2008. DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS CERTIFICATION NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jeremy Wang Job Title Director of Development Institution University of Idaho Gender M Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Western Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt It is with great excitement and honor that I submit my interest in serving on the Division I Committee on Athletics Certification. As a young administrator pursuing depth in my career in intercollegiate athletics, an opportunity to serve on this committee would be a great fit. As I navigate through my daily duties as a fundraiser and external officer for the University of Idaho, it becomes clear to me the core tenets of the NCAA hold true now more than ever. Athletics is an integral part of the collegiate experience for athletes and the general student population. This has never been more clear to me than during the past year, in which athletics has played a lead role in helping University of Idaho start a capital campaign. Having the community and public invested in athletics and invested in University of Idaho has allowed me to build relationships with our constituents, donors, faculty, and students; all of whom value amateurism, diversity, and integrity.

Committees Served On none Prof Empl Hist Washington State University Athletics 2002-2004 - (Ticketing) Student Sales Rep. Washington State University Athletics 2004-2009 - (Ticketing and Marketing) Assistant Ticket Office Manager University of Idaho 2009 - Present (Development) Director of Development/Executive Director of the Vandal Scholarship Fund

Education Washington State University 2004 - BA Communication - Magna Cum Laude Washington State University 2007 - Master's of Business Administration DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS CERTIFICATION NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Henry Brooks Designation FAR Job Title 1890 Extension Administrator Institution University of Maryland, Eastern Shore Gender M Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. Qualification Stmt I would like to serve on the Division 1 Committee on Athletic Certification committee. I have served as the Faculty Athletics for twenty years and familiar with all aspects of athletic certification. I have been a part of two self study certification processes for my university. I have served on fifteen NCAA Division 1 certification peer review teams.

Committees Served On NCAA Division 1 Committee on Academic, Eligibility/Compliance Cabinet – 2001 - 2005 NCAA Division 1 Initial-Eligibility Waiver Committee Core-Course Subcommittee – 2007 - 2010

Prof Empl Hist I have been employed with the Cooperative Extension for more than forty years. I started my career as a County Agricultural Agent with Auburn University in 1967. From 1973 - 1975 I took sabbatical leave to attend graduate school at Ohio State University. I worked at Kentucky State University from 1975-1980 as an Extension Specialist and Assistant Administrator. Since 1980, I have been employed at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore as Administrator of the 1890 Extension Program.

Education B.S. Tuskegee University - 1965 M.Ed. Tuskegee University - 1966 Ph.D Ohio State University -1975

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Name Joyce Bell Job Title Assistant Commissioner for Compliance Institution Northeast Conference Gender F Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Northeast Conference Qualification Stmt One of my many duties as Assistant Commissioner at the Northeast Conference is to conduct reviews of our member institution's compliance services every four years, as mandated by the NCAA. While this is only one part of the certification process, I believe that the skills developed through conducting compliance reviews will make me a valuable asset to the Committee on Athletics Certification, as certification procedures and policies are reviewed and the certification status of institutions are determined. In addition, my experience as an NCAA staff member and now, as a part of the membership, will bring a unique perspective to the committee.

Committees Served On Division I Progress Toward Degree Waiver Committee, 2009-Present NACWAA Legislation Committee, 2008-Present CCACA Coaches Certification Test Review Committee, 2009-10 Northeast Conference, Commissioner Search Committee, 2009 Northeast Conference staff liaison to FAR committee and SAAC, 2008-Present

Prof Empl Hist Assistant Commissioner, Northeast Conference, 2008-Present NCAA membership services intern, 2007-2008 Compliance Intern, Mid-American Conference, 2007 Law Clerk, FirstEnergy Corp., 2005-07 Compliance Intern, University of Akron, 2006 Football Recruiting Assistant, The Ohio State University, 2002-04

Education 2007, JD, University of Akron School of Law 2004, BSBA, The Ohio State University DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS CERTIFICATION NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Doug Whitlock Job Title President Institution Eastern Kentucky University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Ohio Valley Conference Qualification Stmt I am very much interested in serving on this committee, primarily because I strongly believe in the goals of Division I Athletics Certification. During my administrative career, I have been the editor of one of our successful certification efforts and the overall committee chair for another. In addition, just before my retirement (I have failed retirement and am now back at work) I was trained by the NCAA to be a member of a visiting committee. In addition, I served for 22 years as a member of the institutional Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics, during which time I also served as Chair of our Scholarship Committee and was involved in grants-in-aid administration. I also conducted the internal investigation, more than 20 years ago, of our institution's only major infractions case; not something of which I am proud, but it was a learning experience.

Committees Served On I have never been a member of an NCAA committee. Close working relationship with commissioner of Ohio Valley Conference, 1976 to present. Member Madison County Board of Education, 1998- present (Chair twice.) Member Kentucky and National School Boards Associations, 1998-present. American Association of State Colleges and Universities Committee on Sustainability, 2007-present. American Association of State Colleges and Universities Committee on Teacher Education, 2009- present.

Prof Empl Hist President 2007-Present Eastern Kentucky University Training Cadre Kentucky School Boards Association 2006-2007 Vice President for Administrative Affairs 1998-2003 Eastern Kentucky University Director of Public Information 1971-1976 Eastern Kentucky University Director of Publications 1968-1971 Eastern Kentucky University Commissioned Officer, United States Army Education Doctor of Education, (Higher Education, Outside Area in History) 1981 University of Kentucky Lexington, Kentucky Master of Arts, (Emphasis in History) 1966 Eastern Kentucky University Richmond, Kentucky Bachelor of Arts, (History and Social Science) 1965 Eastern Kentucky University Richmond, Kentucky DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS CERTIFICATION NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Beth DeBauche Job Title Commissioner Institution Ohio Valley Conference Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Ohio Valley Conference Qualification Stmt I am a strong proponent for the Athletics Certification program as I believe the program presents a wonderful way for institutions to continually improve their operations and promote their good work on campus. As a new conference commissioner, I am very interested in serving on this committee as I know how important certification is to our member institutions and that they frequently look to the conference office for assistance with this process. I am very familiar with the program and believe I could make an immediate contribution to the committee. While on the NCAA staff, I worked with the program on a regular basis in my role as the Director of Division I. I periodically attended committee meetings and always stayed abreast of developments as the committee reported to the Management Council. In my former conference role, I was responsible for working with our institutions as they went through the process from start to finish. I have also been trained as a peer reviewer. Committees Served On Prior to becoming the OVC Commissioner in September 2009, I served for the past seven years as the Director of Division I. In that the role, I, along with the Vice President for Division I, oversaw the entire Division I governance structure with all its committees. As the liaison to the Governance Subcommittee, I was instrumental in developing the current Division I governance structure and was responsible for overseeing the coordination of governance activities in that structure. I was a staff liaison to the Board of Directors, Leadership Council, Management Council, Women's Basketball Issues Committee and the Administration Cabinet. I also worked closely with a number of councils and cabinets. Simply put, I have great knowledge of the structure. While employed at the Southeastern Conference, I oversaw governance and committee activities and served on both the Academic/Eligibility/Compliance Cabinet and the Legislative Review and Interpretations Subcommittee.

Prof Empl Hist Ohio Valley Conference - Commissioner - September 2009 - Present NCAA - Director of Division I - August 2002 - September 2009 Southeastern Conference - Associate/Assistant Commissioner - November 1996 - August 2002 Vanderbilt University - Assistant Athletic Director - August 1994 - November 1996 Practicing attorney and judicial clerk 1989 - 1994.

Education Law Degree - University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana Master of Arts Degree - University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana Bachelor of Arts Degree Saint Mary's College, Notre Dame, Indiana DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS CERTIFICATION NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name William Perry Job Title President Institution Eastern Illinois University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Ohio Valley Conference Qualification Stmt Athletics certification and academic accreditation are structured similarly and affirm a covenant between the university, its public, its students, its employees, and its accrediting body. I am interested in service on the Committee on Athletics Certification as a way to personally support that covenant, which is so critical to public confidence in university athletics.

I have experience in academic accreditation with the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), as shown in the service box below. I was in charge of Texas A&M's reaffirmation of accreditation under SACS when a new model, using the Quality Enhancement Plan, was being developed. A&M was among the first pilot institutions for the new model. My experience with and advice on the new model led to my current service on the Peer Review Advisory Board for SACS Commission on Colleges.

I believe my accreditation experience would enable me provide strong service to the Committee on Athletics Certification.

Committees Served On No past or current service on NCAA committees. Service on committees for other organizations: Committee on the Undergraduate Experience, American Association of State Colleges and Universities. Chair, 2009-2010. Vice Chair, 2008-2009. Peer Review Advisory Board, Commission of Colleges, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. 2008 to present. On- and Off-Site Accreditation Reaffirmation Committees, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, 2004 and 2005. Formula Advisory Commmittee, Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, 2001-2006.

Prof Empl Hist President, Eastern Illinois University, 2007 to Present. Vice Provost, Texas A&M University, 2003 to 2007. Executive Associate Provost, Texas A&M University, 1998 to 2002. Dean of Faculties and Associate Provost, Texas A&M University, 1990 to 1998. Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, College of Science, Texas A&M University, 1988 to 1990. Professor of Mathematics, Texas A&M University, 1987 to 2007. Associate Professor of Mathematics, Texas A&M University, 1977 to 1987. Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Texas A&M University, 1971 to 1977. Education B.A., Mathematics and History, Park College, Parkville, Missouri, 1967. M.A., Mathematics, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois, 1968. Ph.D., Mathematics, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois, 1972. DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS CERTIFICATION NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Angela Johnson Grube Job Title Assistant Vice Chancellor for Academic A Institution Western Carolina University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Southern Conference Qualification Stmt A peer reviewer since 2005, Dr. Grube has also served as Western Carolina University’s Assistant to the Chancellor for Equal Opportunity Programs. In this role, Dr. Grube routinely evaluated minority equity and gender equity issues on the WCU campus. These evaluations then led to improvements in both areas. Therefore, increasing opportunities for minority student-athletes and athletics staff members is of particular interest to Dr. Grube. Her experience in these areas should prove to be invaluable to the Committee.

Committees Served On 2005-Present NCAA Peer Reviewer Prof Empl Hist Asst. Professor of Sport Management Daniel Webster College 1998-1999 Asst. Professor of Sport Management Western Carolina Univ. 1999-2007 Faculty Athletics Representative Western Carolina Univ. 2001-2003 Asst. to Chancellor for Equal Opp. Progs. Western Carolina Univ. 2003-2005 Asst. Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Western Carolina Univ. 2005-present Assoc. Professor of Sport Management Western Carolina Univ. 2007-present

Education B.B.A. (Marketing & Management) Georgia College & State University 1991 M.S. (Sport Management) Georgia Southern University 1992 M.P.A. (Public Administration) Georgia College & State University 1994 Ph.D. (Sport Management) Florida State University 1998 DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS CERTIFICATION NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Richard Johnson Designation AD Institution Wofford College Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Southern Conference Qualification Stmt Richard Johnson wishes to serve on the Committee on Athletics Certification, as an appointment to the committee will provide him with an opportunity to support the NCAA membership. A Division I athletics director with over 30 years of experience in intercollegiate athletics, Mr. Johnson has been actively involved in the certification process both as a coach and an administrator. This diverse professional experience provides Mr. Johnson with a working knowledge of the Athletics Certification’s measurable standards. Mr. Johnson has been very active within the Southern Conference and is looking to get involved on the national level. The Southern Conference believes his experience and unique professional background will allow him to be a productive and insightful member of this important committee.

Committees Served On NCAA Men's Basketball Issues Committee, 2006-2009 Southern Conference Directors of Athletics Committee, 2009-Present (Chair) Southern Conference Television Committee, 2009-Present (Chair) Southern Conference Sports Medicine Committee, 2008-Present (Chair) Southern Conference Meetings Committee, 2008-Present (Chair) Southern Conference Nomination Committee (ex officio) Southern Conference Men's Basketball Committee, 2006-2009 (served as chair) NABC Regional Advisory Committee, 2000-2002 Prof Empl Hist 1976-1985 Assistant Basketball Coach, The Citadel 1985-2002 Head Basketball Coach, Wofford College 2001-Present Director of Athletics, Wofford College Education B.S. Business Administration, The Citadel, 1976 MBA, The Citadel, 1980 DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS CERTIFICATION NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name John A. Balog Job Title Vice President for Student Life Institution Jacksonville University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Sun Conference Qualification Stmt Dr. John Balog would be an excellent member of the Athletics Certification Committee. He has a great deal of knowledge regarding the athletics certification process. In addition to his current duites as Vice President for Student Life at Jacksonville, at one time, he served as interim Athletics Director at Jacksonville University and gained even more valuable experience needed to serve in this committee. The A-Sun fully endorses his selection to this committee.

Committees Served On Acting Athletic Director (2/2004- 6/2005), Jacksonville University

NCAA Division I Recertification Self-Study, Chair, Jackssonville University

NCAA Division I Certification Peer Review Visitation Team Member

NCAA Men’s Basketball Regional Tournament Host Committee – Jacksonville FL 2006 & 2010 Prof Empl Hist Jacksonville University Jacksonville, FL (6/98 – Present) Vice President for Student Life

Spring Hill College Mobile, Al (6/97 – 6/98) Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students

Gonzaga University Spokane, WA (8/84 - 6/97) Associate Dean of Students

Texas State University San Marcos, TX (1982 - 1984) Department of Residential Living – Central Office Staff Member

Education Spokane, WA Ph.D.

Texas State University San Marcos, TX M.S.

Marquette University Milwaukee, WI B.A. DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS CERTIFICATION NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Mark C. Reed Job Title VP for Admin. & Student Affairs Institution Fairfield University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt Mark Reed has served on various committees and as Vice President for Administrative Services and Student Affairs takes an active role in extensive matters on Fairfield's campus. As the senior adminstrator to whom athletics reports, he is well-versed and involved in his oversight role of intercollegiate athletics and understands very well the role and importance of athletics certification and how it helps to improve the understanding of athletics across the institution and improve the overall experience for student-athletes. Mark is a senior administrator who appears to be on a professional track to a college presidency someday. Committees Served On I have not served previously on an NCAA Committee. I have been trained by the NCAA and am eligible to serve as a peer-reviewer for the certication process. I am currently serving as the chair of the strategic planning committee/initiative for the MAAC Conference, and have served on the MAAC's Compliance & Enforcement Committee for multiple years. At Fairfield, prior to the intercollegiate athletics department reporting to me, I served on our internal athletics compliance committee and also served on our committee for the NCAA 5-Year Interim Report (as part of our first-cycle NCAA certification process at the time). I chaired the Equity/Welfare/Sportsmanship subcommittee. Independent of intercollegiate athletics, I am the Vice Chairman of Fairfield's Ethics Commission. In addition, I sit on the Executive Board of the Jesuit Assoc. of Student Personnel Administrators (JASPA) and serve as the group's Coordinator of Partnerships & Special Projects. Prof Empl Hist I have been at Fairfield University for the past 8 years in a series of progressive roles. The recreational sports operations were separated from the Athletics Department in 2002 and began reporting to me. About a year and half later, the Athletics Department began reporting to/through me to the President. My position subsequently changed to include both the administrative services portfolio of the University, as well as the student affairs portfolio. I also teach on occasion as an adjunct faculty member in our business school and College of Arts & Sciences. Prior to Fairfield, I worked in secondary education as a teacher, coach, and part-time administrator. I served at St. Joseph's Prep in Philadelphia and Xaverian Brothers High School outside of Boston.

Education I have a doctorate in Higher Education Management from the University of Pennsylvania, an MBA from Fairfield University, a master's in educational administration (secondary) from Boston College, and bachelor's degree in mathematics from Fairfield University. I have completed the Association of Jesuit Colleges & Universities' (AJCU's) leadership seminar, as well as the Management Development Program at 's Institutes for Higher Education. DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS CERTIFICATION NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Sarah Wilhemi Job Title Director of Compliance and Student Servi Institution West Coast Conference Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference West Coast Conference Qualification Stmt I can contribute a unique perspective to the Committee on Athletics Certification as I have been involved in the certification process at the national, conference and campus level. My prior employment at the NCAA included assessments of Division II reclassification for Division I membership, which I recognize is a separate process with similar criteria. At Stanford University I served as the staff liaison to the Academic Integrity Athletics Certification Subcommittee. Currently, at the West Coast Conference, I serve as a resource to institution’s completing the third cycle of NCAA Athletics Certification and I have completed four compliance reviews in my short tenure. I have grave respect and passion for the integrity of the NCAA Athletics Certification process and would embrace the opportunity to learn and serve on this committee.

Committees Served On NCAA Woman of the Year Selection Committee (Member 2007, Chair 2008) Prof Empl Hist - NCAA Membership Services: Internship (2005-06) - Stanford University Department of Athletics and Recreation: Assistant Director for Compliance Services (2006-07, 2007-08) - West Coast Conference: Director of Compliance and Student Services (2008-09, C

Education - University of Iowa: Bachelor of Arts - Business Administration/Finance (2003) - University of Iowa: Master of Arts - Health & Sports Studies/Athletics Administration (2005)

2009-10 DIVISION I MEN’S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE Legislated Sixteen voting members, including eight members appointed by and representing the Football Bowl Subdivision (one allocated for a current head men’s Requirements: basketball coach or designated alternate coach); six members appointed by and representing the Football Championships Subdivision or Division I (one allocated to a current head men’s basketball coach or designated alternate coach) and two men’s basketball student-athletes, one representing the Football Bowl Subdivision and one representing the Football Championships Subdivision or Division I. Serving as an ex officio without vote shall be a member of the Division I Men’s Basketball Committee. Exception: Not subject to the requirement that no subdivision shall have more than 50 percent representation on any committee. Vacancies: Four September 2010 vacancies. Two FBS; two FCS/DI subdivision. Coaches or administrators. Liaisons: Tom Jernstedt, Steve Mallonee, LuAnn Humphrey Chair: Kevin Anderson 9/08-9/10 DIV POS EM/G NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 Greg Graham Graham Graham Graham* FBS C N/M Western Athletic Boise State University Michael Thomas FBS AD N/M Big East Thomas Thomas* University of Cincinnati Sr Timothy Cass FBS Assoc N/M Mountain West Cass Cass Cass* University of New Mexico AD Dean Lee FBS AD N/M Sun Belt Lee Lee* Arkansas State University Frank Haith Haith Haith Haith Haith* FBS C Y/M Atlantic Coast University of Miami (FL) Mitch Barnhardt Barnhardt Barnhardt Barnhardt Barnhardt* FBS AD N/M Southeastern University of Kentucky Asst. Christopher Woolard FBS N/M Conference USA Woolard* Com Conference USA Herb Sendek FBS C N/M Pacific-10 Sendek* Arizona State University Gary Walters Walters Walters Walters Walters* FCS AD N/M Ivy Group Princeton University Kevin Anderson FCS AD Y/M Patriot League Anderson* U.S. Military Academy Dep Ron Bertovich FCS N/M Colonial Athletic Bertovich Bertovich* Comm Colonial Athletic Association Sandy Hatfield Clubb Clubb Clubb Clubb Clubb* DI AD N/F Missouri Valley Drake University Dave Loos FCS AD/C N/M Ohio Valley Loos Loos Loos* Austin Peay State University Scott Sanderson DI C N/M Atlantic Sun Sanderson* Lipscomb University Kerry Kenny FCS S/A N/M Patriot League Lafayette College Robert Hummel FBS S/A N/M Big Ten Hummel Hummel* Purdue University *Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09

DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Charles Coles Miami University (Ohio) Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Lawrence Williams University of Portland West Coast Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Richard Johnson Wofford College Southern Conference 27-Oct-05 1-Sep-09 Mark Gottfried University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-05 29-Jan-09 Rick Costello Delaware State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 11-Sep-08 7-Oct-08 Charles Jones Jr. Central Connecticut State University Northeast Conference 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-08 Lee G. Fowler North Carolina State University Atlantic Coast Conference 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-08 Lew Perkins University of Kansas Big 12 Conference 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-08 Mark Slonaker Mercer University Atlantic Sun Conference 1-Sep-06 10-Mar-08 Jay John Oregon State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-06 25-Jan-08 Craig K. Littlepage University of Virginia Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-07 Jean Lenti Ponsetto DePaul University Big East Conference 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-07 Johnathan Ball Dartmouth College Ivy Group 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-07 Stanley M. Morrison University of California, Riverside Big West Conference 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-07 William (Bo) Ryan, Jr. University of Wisconsin, Madison Big Ten Conference 2-Jul-04 1-Sep-07 Daniel Butterly Mountain West Conference Mountain West Conference 2-Jul-04 1-Sep-06 Jim Baron University of Rhode Island Atlantic 10 Conference 7-May-03 1-Sep-06 Joseph Boylan Loyola University (Maryland) Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 17-Sep-03 1-Sep-06 Richard Villarreal University of North Texas Sun Belt Conference 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-06 Douglas B. Fullerton Big Sky Conference Big Sky Conference 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-05 Lorenzo Romar University of Washington Pacific-10 Conference 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-05 Orlando Smith University of Kentucky Southeastern Conference 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-05 Steve Bilsky University of Pennsylvania Ivy Group 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-05 James O'Brien The Ohio State University Big Ten Conference 8-Oct-02 9-Jun-04 Craig Thompson Mountain West Conference Mountain West Conference 8-Oct-02 4-Jun-04 Larry Keating Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 8-Oct-02 20-Aug-03 John Chaney Temple University Atlantic 10 Conference 8-Oct-02 2-Apr-03

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 6, 2010 DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Subdivision Gender Ethnicity Current Service Ex. Assoc. AD University of Missouri, Big 12 Conference FBS M Columbia Mark Hollis Director of Athletics Michigan State University Big Ten Conference FBS M 1AMATC 07/10* Torre Chisholm Director of Athletics Portland State University Big Sky Conference FCS M Scott McDonald Assoc. AD - Compliance Winthrop University Big South Conference FCS M Y 1AMATC 07/12 and Student Serv.

Floyd Kerr Director of Athletics Morgan State University Mid-Eastern Athletic FCS M Y 1AAFB 09/10, Conf. 1FBISSUES 09/10 Larry Teis Director of Athletics Texas State University-San Southland Conference FCS M Marcos Ted Woodward Head Men's Basketball University of Maine, Orono America East DI M Coach Conference Christopher May Director of Athletics Saint Louis University Atlantic 10 Conference DI M

Bobby A. Pope Director of Athletics Mercer University Atlantic Sun Conference DI M

Donald P. Harnum Director of Athletics Rider University Metro Atlantic Athletic DI M Conference Gene Taylor Director of Athletics North Dakota State University The Summit League DI M

Mark Orr Director of Athletics St. Mary's College of West Coast Conference DI M Y California

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 8, 2010 DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Whit Babcock Job Title Executive Associate Athletics Director Institution University of Missouri, Columbia Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big 12 Conference Qualification Stmt Current oversight of Men’s Basketball at University of Missouri. Desire to serve to expand my base of knowledge and to increase involvement on NCAA and Big 12 Committees.

Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist 17 years of athletic administration experience primarily at the college level. Double-A and Triple A baseball front office/administration 1992-1995. James Madison University athletic administration 1996-1997. Auburn University athletic administration 1997-2002. West Virginia University athletic administration 2002-2007. University of Missouri athletic administration 2007-current.

Education James Madison University 1992. Bachelor’s Degree – Kinesiology and Sport Studies. 4- year baseball lettermen and team captain (1992). West Virginia University 1996. Master’s Degree – Sport Administration/Management DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Mark J. Hollis Designation AD Institution Michigan State University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big Ten Conference Qualification Stmt Been involved with NCAA Men’s Basketball since 1980, with conference and campus experience ranging from student-manager (Michigan State), director of conference basketball championships (7 seasons - Western Athletic Conference), sports administrator for men’s basketball (Pittsburgh & Michigan State), and participation with NCAA coordinated activities directly related to the sport of men’s basketball. Originated “The Basketbowl” concept, a full-football stadium configuration for a men’s basketball game, which set the attendance record for the sport at 78,129 in 2003. A like configuration will be used for the 2009 NCAA Final Four at Ford Field in Detroit. Experience coordinating NCAA Basketball Officiating Clinics (1989-1991), NCAA West Regional (1989) and Final Four (1990).

Committees Served On 1989 NCAA Men’s Basketball West Regional Operating Committee, 1990 NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four Operating Committee; NACDA & NACMA (various committees & presenter – 1993 – present); D-1A Association (various committees); National Sports Marketer of the Year (2002 – , World Record Setting Ice Hockey Game); CFA Television Liaison (1987-1992); Boys & Girls Club Board of Directors (Lansing); etc

Prof Empl Hist Served as a basketball student-manager at Michigan State University from 1980-1985 before joining the Western Athletic Conference office staff (Administrative Assistant 1985- 1987; Assistant to the Commissioner 1987 to 1988; Assistant Commissioner 1988-1993). Returned to campus as the Assistant / Associate Athletic Director at the University of Pittsburgh (Operations, Football, Men’s Basketball, External, Event Management) and Michigan State University, as the Associate Athletic Director for External Operations in 1995. Named the Director of Athletics, effective January 1, 2008 at Michigan State University. Worked in all phases of marketing, financial administration, television negotiations, fund-raising, game operations, facility management, personnel policy, corporate interaction, sports management, and public relations.

Education B.A., Communications in 1985 from Michigan State University M.B.A., Business Administration in 1992 from the University of Colorado at Denver.

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Name Torre Chisholm Designation AD Institution Portland State University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big Sky Conference Qualification Stmt The Men's Basketball Issues Committee is a good fit for my professional and conference- affiliated activities. A majority of my professional career has been focused on work related to collegiate basketball. This has primarily been in the areas of marketing, promoting, and producing basketball events. However, I have also been involved with basketball improvement planning committees in two conferences - the Big West and Big Sky. Both committees have tackled issues related to recruiting, academics, coach compensation, scheduling, and more. Chairing the Big Sky Basketball Committee has proven to be a significant task and included drafting a major improvement plan. As a result of these experiences, I will come to the Basketball Issues committee having already investigated and considered many of the issues the committee is likely to address. Additionally, I will be able to offer my experiences in two conferences for discussion.

Committees Served On Chair - Big Sky Basketball Improvement Committee (2008-present) Chair - Big Sky Competition and Championship Committee (2008-present) Member - Big West Basketball Improvement Committee (2006) Member - Big West Basketball Tournament Committee (2004 - 2006) Prof Empl Hist Director of Athletics - Portland State University (2007-present) Associate Athletic Director/Development & Marketing - UC Irvine (2000-2007) Assistant Athletic Director/Marketing - UC Santa Barbara (1995-2000) Assistant Director of Marketing and Events - UC Santa Barbara (1993-1995) Assistant Ticket Manager - UC Santa Barbara (1992-1993) Assistant Women's Volleyball Coach - UC Santa Barbara (1990-1992) Education B.A. - Economics University of California - Santa Barbara DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Scott McDonald Job Title Assoc. AD - Compliance and Student Serv. Institution Winthrop University Gender M Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big South Conference Qualification Stmt Men's basketball has always been at the forefront of intercollegiate athletics. The importance of maintaining the integrity of men's basketball plays a vital role in the viability of the NCAA enterprise. As a compliance administrator I have the opportunity to see many different aspects that influence a men's basketball program. Compliance administrators become very aware of the recruiting issues that develop in men's basketball. In addition to the recruiting issues, there are also numerous academic issues that I see in my capacity of overseeing the student services area of Winthrop's athletic department. The Division I Men's Basketball Issues Committee will have numerous exciting issues that it must deal with in the next few years; especially with the recruiting landscape ever-changing and the CBS bundled rights agreement expiring in the upcoming years. I really believe it would be highly beneficial to have a compliance administrator on this committee.

Committees Served On NCAA: Division I Amateurism Cabinet Member (2008-2012) NCAA: NCAA Certification Peer Reviewer (2008-Present) Wisconsin Bar Association: Licensed Attorney Wisconsin Supreme Court (2004-Present) Winthrop University: Finance Professor Sport Budgeting and Finance (2008-Present) Winthrop University: Sport Management Professor Administration of Sport Organizations (2007) Winthrop University: 125th Anniversary Planning Committee Member (2009-Present) Winthrop University: Ad Hoc Committee on Institutional Computer System Member (2006-Present) Big South Conference: Compliance Administrators (2005-Present) Big South Conference: Ad Hoc to Board of Administrators (2008-Present) *due to being on NCAA Amateurism Cabinet NAAC: Member (2008-Present) Marquette University Athletic Department: NCAA Tournament Host Assistant/Volunteer (2002; 2003) DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Scott McDonald (continued) Prof Empl Hist Winthrop University (Associate AD for Compliance, Student Services & Donor Relations) - Direct the institution’s compliance, academic services and CHAMPS/Life Skills programs; which consist of a student services staff of one graduate assistant, one intern, and two directors. Individually responsible for all portions of the compliance program for athletics department consisting of 17 Division I teams and 250 student-athletes. Oversee all student-athlete eligibility, financial aid, and amateurism concerns; coaches recruiting, playing/practice season declarations and schedules; and legislative education of all institutional entities (athletics department staff and student-athletes, coaches, and the Offices of Records and Registration, Admissions, and Financial Aid). Develop and maintain first institutional website devoted entirely to compliance issues for prospective and current student-athletes, Eagle Club members, and coaches and institutional staff members. Draft all NCAA rules interpretations, infractions reports and legislative waiver requests, and complete all institutional NCAA reports, including the APR, GSR, Revenue Distribution and Sports Sponsorship reports. Serve as ex-officio officer of booster club (Eagle Club) and Faculty Athletics Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics (FACIA). Kohner, Mann & Kailas, SC (Associate Attorney) - Served as law clerk during law school and associate attorney thereafter for firm providing services in commercial contracts, creditor’s rights, real estate, and civil litigation. Researched case law; drafted and edited trail briefs focusing on commercial and complex civil litigation, secured and credit transactions, real estate and bankruptcy; and assisted with all facets of litigation process from claim referral through motion hearings and trial Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club (Legal Intern) - Assisted professional baseball team’s legal counsel primarily with contract drafting and interpretation as it pertains to sponsors.

Education Marquette University Law School - Juris Doctorate (December 2003) National Sports Law Institute - Certificate of Sports Law (December 2003) University of Queensland, TC Beirne School of Law - Certificate of Comparative Law (July 2002) Valparaiso University - Bachelor of Arts (December 2000) DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Floyd Kerr Job Title Director of Athletics Institution Morgan State University Gender M Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. Qualification Stmt My qualifications includes service on the Division I Football Championship Committee, DivisIOn I Football Issues Committee. I have previously served on the Division I Men's Basketball Committee and the Men's Basketball Issues Committee with additional experience with sports championship administration including institutional hosting of 2001 National Junior Olympics and the 2002, 2003 MEAC Conference Track and Field Championships. In addition to these qualitications, I was a full-time Division I Basketball Assistant Coach for over 20 years. I am a 30 year member of the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC).

Committees Served On Division 1 Men and Women's Basketbal Issues Committee - 1999-2000. Division 1 Men'a Basketball Committee - 2000-2004. Division 1 Football Championship Committee - 2005 - present (due to roll off). Division 1 Football Issues Committee - 2008 - present. NCAA Fellows Leadership Program - 1998-2000 NCAA AD HOC Committee on HBCU's - 2006 - present. DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Floyd Kerr (continued) Prof Empl Hist Mr. Floyd Kerr is a native of South Bend, Indiana, where he was raised and educated in the public school system. He and his identical twin brother, Lloyd, attended Colorado State University, where each earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education. He held the position of Assistant Basketball Coach and Assistant Athletic Director at Youngstown State University from 1992 to 2000 and Director of Athletics at Southern University from 2000 to 2005. He was appointed Director of Athletics at Morgan State University on July 17, 2005. Kerr has coached basketball at all levels, including, high school, college and professional. His teams have won championships at each level. He has earned over 56 credit hours towards a doctoral degree in Educational Leadership at Youngstown State University. He completed his certification as a Sports Marketing Professional (SMP) at the University Of Kentucky Gatton School Of Business in 2003. Mr. Kerr has served on several Boards of Directors, many in the Youngstown area, and also served on the Baton Rouge Sports Foundation Board. He was a volunteer for the prestigious U. S. and World Scholar-Athlete Games for four years and is a member of Saint John’s Missionary Baptist Church of Youngstown. Mr. Kerr has received many honors. Among them are: one of the Most Influential Minorities in Sports by Sports Illustrated Magazine (May 2004), a Fellow in the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s (NCAA) Fellows Leadership Program, and recipient of the General Robert R. Neyland Outstanding Athletic Director’s Award by the All-American Football Foundation (2004). He served 4 years on the NCAA Division 1 Men's Basketball Committee and is currently serving on the NCAA Division I Football Champion Subdivision Committee, NCAA Football Issues Committee and is a Professional Mentor in the NCAA Fellows Leadership Program. He also serves on the NCAA Ad Hoc committee for Academic Reform and HBCU’s.

Education Mr. Kerr holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Health and Physical Education and Masters Degree in Educational Administration from Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado. Additionally, Mr. Kerr has obtained Professional Certification from the Sports Marketing Academy of the University of Kentucky in Lexington, Kentucky. Mr. Kerr also has completed 62 hours of doctoral level courses at Youngstown State University. DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Lawrence B. Teis Job Title Director of Athletics Institution Texas State University-San Marcos Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Southland Conference Qualification Stmt For the past six years I have been the director of athletics at Texas State University. I understand the importance of mens basketball not only to my department but the overall national scene for college athletics. To be considered a good athletic director, you have to understand men's basketball and how it effects your program. At our level, we have had many problems due to recruiting, scheduling, academic progress rate, and off the floor programs. You need someone involved on this committee that represents the lower end of the mid majors and can share with you the problems we have on this level. I love men's basketball and the student athletes we attract at Texas State, but it is very challenging for my coach and I to manage the program. Also, when I was the Associate Athletic Director at Southwest Texas State, I oversaw the men's basketball program and the hiring of our new coach. I have now hired two head coaches for our program.

Committees Served On none Prof Empl Hist March 2004 to Present – Director of Athletics – Texas State University January 1999 – March 2004 - Associate Athletic Director for External Affairs – Texas State University 1995-1999 - Director of Athletic Marketing - Texas Christian University 1992-1995 - Assistant Director of Lobo Club - The University of New Mexico 1991-1992 - Director of Public Relations - San Antonio Missions Baseball Club 1990-1991 – Director of Public Relations - Nissan Grand Prix of San Antonio Education Ph.D. - Health, Physical Education, & Recreation - The University of New Mexico (1996) Emphasis - Sports Administration Minor - Training and Learning Technologies

MS - Sports Administration - St. Thomas University (1990)

BBA - Marketing - Texas Christian University (1988) DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Ted Woodward Job Title Head Men's Basketball Coach Institution University of Maine, Orono Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference America East Conference Qualification Stmt I have been involved with Division I basketball for the past 23 years (now in my 24th year) as a GA, an assistant coach, an associate head coach, and a head coach. I have worked at both public (UConn, CCSU, and Maine) and private (Harvard) institutions. I have been involved in every aspect of on campus and off including game prep, personnel management, rules knowledge, compliance, recruiting, the budgetary process, promotions, and supervision and enrichment of student-athletes. I have been a member of the University of Maine Athletic Advisory Board, and have also served as the men's basketball coach's liaison for the America East Conference. I also have experience with other aspects of athletics serving as Maine's Golf Coach for 4 seasons, and the Director of Athletic promotions at Harvard for 2 years. I have vast knowledge and experience in college basketball and would like to be able to continually impact the college game in a positive manner.

Committees Served On Men's Golf NCAA District I Committee Prof Empl Hist 1986-1989, Assistant Basketball Coach, University of Connecticut (GA) 1989-1991, Assistant Basketball Coach, Harvard University 1991-1996, Assistant Basketball Coach, Central Conn. State U. 1996-2003, Assistant Basketball Coach, University of Maine 2003-2004, Associate Head Basketball Coach, University of Maine 2004-2009, Head Basketball Coach, University of Maine Education 1986, BA in Economics, Bucknell University 1989, MA in Education / Athletic Administration, U. of Connecticut DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Chris May Job Title Director of Athletics Institution Saint Louis University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic 10 Conference Qualification Stmt My involvement in the sport of men's basketball began with my first job in athletics, with promotions and game day environment at Colorado. I continued to intensify my role with men's basketball at Colorado when I became the sport administrator. As the Director of Athletics at Saint Louis University, I am intimately involved in all aspects of men's basketball. In these roles, I expanded my knowledge of the totality of issues within men's basketball. I am able to engage in not only the day-to-day management of the sport, but the big picture issues which impact the sport - scheduling, recruiting, revenue issues, Post- season tournaments, student-athlete retention, APR, graduation rates, student-welfare issues, etc.

Committees Served On I had the opportunity to serve on the St. Louis bid committee for the most recent NCAA Men's Basketball Final Four bid cycle, which included the preparation, site visit and presentation to the NCAA Men's Basketball Committee. I currently serve on the Atlantic 10 finance and television committees. I have had the opportunity to make presentations at NACMA conventions and the 2009 FARA Symposium. In addition I was asked to present at the Nike Basketball Coaching Symposium. During my years at Colorado, I was asked to support various NCAA Men's Basketball Regionals as a member of the host institution. I was also able to be an NCAA Peer Reviewer during the certification process.

Prof Empl Hist I have been in the field of intercollegiate athletics as an administrator for 25 years and a student-athlete at Iowa State for 4 years. Currently, I serve as the Athletics Director of Saint Louis University. In this role, I am responsible for all aspects of administration of our 18 sport programs. Before coming to Saint Louis, I spent 23 years at the University of Colorado, where I held a variety of positions, finishing as Associate Director of Athletics for External Affairs. Prior to that role, I held positions which included Associate Director of Athletics for Sports Administration, Associate AD for Revenue Development, Associate AD for Marketing, Assistant AD for Marketing, Director of Marketing and Promotions Director. At Colorado my role grew in responsibilities and allowed me to engage in negotiating radio and TV, negotiating with the NIT for appearances and hosting, representing institution during NCAA men's basketball tournament appearances, and negotiating men's basketball exempt tournament contracts.

Education I earned my bachelor's degree in business administration from Iowa State University. Then, I earned my MBA from the University of Colorado. DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Bobby Pope Designation AD Institution Mercer University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Sun Conference Qualification Stmt Bobby Pope has served in many capacities within the Atlantic Sun Conference ranging from SID to now Athletics Director. He has served as Chair and committee member of numerous A-Sun committees. His expertise in the sport of men's basketball and the issues involved in the sport would allow him to serve as a excellent member of this committee. He currently serves as the Administrative Liaison to the A-Sun Men's Basketball Coaches group. While serving as AD at Mercer, his institution in the past has competed in the NCAA Men's Basketball Championship and Mercer will begin a two year term in hosting the combined A- Sun Men' and Women's Basketball Championships beginning in March 2010.

Committees Served On Served on Three NCAA Peer Review Committes-Niagara University, Bradley University, Oakland University. Atlantic Sun Conference President 1995-97, Served on virtually every committee in the A-Sun Conference during 20 plus years as Athletics Director

Prof Empl Hist Sports Director-WMAZ Radio Televiison 1970-78, WMAZ Account Executive 1978-85, Mercer Univeristy Sports Information Director 1980-1993, Mercer Univeristy Assoicate Vice President for Advancement 1985-89, Mercer University Athletics Director 1989- Present

Education B.S. Georgia College and State Univeristy, 1970 DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Don Harnum Job Title Director of Athletics Institution Rider University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt Before becomming the Athletic Director at Rider University in 2005 I spent 16 seasons as the Men's Basketball Coach. (8 as Associate Head Coach and 8 as the Head Coach). Basketball and coaching have been in my family as my father coached the sport at both the University of Delaware and at Susquehanna University. As the head coach at Rider I led the team to an overall winning record(Rider had the second best regular season record in the history of the MAAC during that time period), won two conference regular season championships, and was named MAAC Coach of the Year in 2002. I take great pride in the fact that my teams played with discipline and demostrated true sportsmanship while graduating on time and being positive representatives of the institution. I truly believe that having a successful coaching background, a true passion for the game, an understanding of the challenges and issues facing the game today, along with my administrative experince will make me a valuable member.

Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist Mendham high School-Coach and Teacher 1986-87 Trenton State College-Graduate Assistant Men's Basketball Coach-1987-1989(Team went 56-6 in two Seasons) Associate Head Coach Rider University 1989-1997( 2 NCAA Tournament Appearances) Head Coach Rider University 1997-2005( 1998 NIT, 2 Reg. Season Conf. Champioships, 127 wins) Interim Athletics Director Rider University 2005-2006 Athletics Director Rider university 2006-present

Education Susquehanna University-BA History 1986 Trenton State College-MS Business Management-1989 DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Gene Taylor Job Title Director of Athletics Institution North Dakota State University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference The Summit League Qualification Stmt I believe that the combination of my 20 years of athletics administration experience and my passion for the sport of men’s basketball make me well-qualified to contribute to the Men’s Basketball Issues Committee’s efforts to provide leadership and oversight to Division I men’s basketball. For the past eight years, I have served as Director of Athletics at North Dakota State University, where I have guided our athletics program through a transition to Division I with unparalleled success and managed a balanced budget growth from $6M to $13M. I have also served as the sport supervisor of a men’s basketball program that qualified for the NCAA Championship in its first year of eligibility (one of three NDSU programs) and has achieved a 972 four-year APR. Prior to coming to NDSU, I acted as Tournament Director for three Patriot League Championships, served on the CAA Men’s Basketball Tournament Committee for six years, and assisted the Navy men’s basketball team as its operations person.

Committees Served On NCAA Division II Regional Football Committee 2002- 2003 FSC Director of Athletics Executive Committee 2004-2008

Prof Empl Hist Arizona State Unviversity: Head Football Manager, Assistant Basketball Manager, Student Assistant to Associate Athletic Director 1976-1980 Southern Methodist University: Ticket Office Intern 1985-1986 United States Naval Academy: Assitant Ticket Manager, Ticket Manager, Assistant Athletic Director for Tickets/Operations, Assistant Athletic Director for Internal Operations, Associate Athletic Director for Operations 1986-2001 North Dakota State University: Director of Athletics 2001-Current Education Arizona State University: Bachelor of Science in Business Management December 1980 St. Thomas University: Master of Science in Sports Administration July 1985 DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Mark Orr Job Title Director of Athletics Institution St. Mary's College of California Gender M Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference West Coast Conference Qualification Stmt Please accept my nomination to the Division I Men's Basketball Issues Committee. I am currently in my 4th year as the Director of Athletics at Saint Mary's College of California. Prior to being appointed as the Director of Athletics, I served the previous 6 years as an Assistant and Associate Athletic Director at Saint Marys. I began my administrative career as a Compliance Assistant at UC Berkeley, after competiting as a 4 year letter winner in football. Thus, I feel that my experience as a Director of Athletics, Associate Director of Atheletics for Student Services, Compliance Assistant, and a student-athlete have provided me with the ability to analyze issues from various perspectives. In my 10 years at Saint Mary's we have risen on the Division I basketball landscape moving from a 309 RPI when I arrived to qualifying for the post-season in 3 of the last 5 years. I believe in the mission of the NCAA, and firmly believe that I would bring a fair and objective point of view.

Committees Served On Currently the Chair of the West Coast Conference Basketball Cabinet Currently the Chair of the West Coast Conference Athletic Directors Council Currently the President of the Pacific Coast Softball Conference Currently a member of the West Coast Conference Finance Cabinet Currently a member of the Black Coaches and Adminstrators Association Currently a member of the Division I-AAA Athletic Directors Association Currently a member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Atheltics.

Prof Empl Hist 2006 - present: Director of Athletics, Saint Mary's College of California 2003 - 2006: Senior Associate Atheltic Director of Internal Affairs, Saint Mary's College of California. 2000 - 2003: Assistant/Associate Athletic Director for Student Services, Saint Mary's College of California. 1998 - 2000: Compliance Assistant, University of California, Berkeley Education B.A. Social Welfare, University of California, Berkeley 1999. M.A. Education-Athletes and Academic Achievement, University of California,Berkeley 2000.

2009-10 DIVISION I WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE Legislated Sixteen voting members, including eight members appointed by and representing the Football Bowl Subdivision (one allocated for a current head women’s basketball coach or Requirements: designated alternate coach); six members appointed by and representing the Football Championships Subdivision or Division I (one allocated to a current head women’s basketball coach or designated alternate coach) and two women’s basketball student-athletes, one representing the Football Bowl Subdivision and one representing the Football Championships Subdivision or Division I. Serving as an ex officio without vote shall be a member of the Division I Women’s Basketball Committee. Exception: Not subject to the requirement that no subdivision shall have more than 50 percent representation on any committee. Vacancies: Four September 2010 vacancies. Two FBS; two FCS/DI subdivision. Coaches or administrators. Staff Liaisons: Sue Donohoe, Lynn Holzman Chair: DIV POS EM/G NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13

FBS Assoc. N/F Big 12 Barry Barry* AD University of Colorado, Boulder FBS Sr. N/F Shelley Appelbaum Big Ten Appelbaum* Assoc. Michigan State University AD FBS C N/F Lisa Stockton Conference USA Stockton Stockton* Tulane University FBS C N/F Muffet McGraw Big East McGraw McGraw McGraw* University of Notre Dame FBS Assoc Y/F Donyale Mid-American Canada Canada Canada Canada* Com Mid-American Conference FBS Dep AD N/F Teresa Kuehn-Gould Pacific-10 Kuehn-Gould Kuehn-Gould Kuehn-Gould Kuehn-Gould* University of California, Berkeley FBS C N/F Amy Champion Sun Belt Champion Champion Champion Champion* University of New Orleans FBS ASSOC N/F Mary Kay Hungate Western Athletic Hungate* AD Louisiana Tech University FCS Assoc. N/F Mary DiStanislao Ivy Group DiStanislao* AD University of Pennsylvania FCS AD N/F Janet Cone Big South Cone* University of North Carolina, Asheville DI Asst AD N/F Sue Hagens America East Hagens Hagens Hagens* University of Vermont DI Sr Assoc. N/F Jean Berger Missouri Valley Berger Berger* AD University of Northern Iowa DI SWA N/F Barbie Breedlove Atlantic Sun Breedlove Breedlove Breedlove* East Tennessee State University DI C N/M Brian Giorgis Metro Atlantic Athletic Giorgis Giorgis Giorgis Giorgis* Marist College FBS SA Y/F Anya Covington Big Ten Covington Covington Covington Covingtonn* University of Wisconsin, Madison FCS SA Y/F Kendra Eaton Southern Eaton* (SAAC) West Carolina University *Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09

DIVISION I WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Andy Landers University of Georgia Southeastern Conference 28-Jun-06 1-Sep-09 Maryalyce Jeremiah California State University, Fullerton Big West Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Nora Lynn Finch North Carolina State University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Marie T. Tuite University of Washington Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-07 13-Oct-08 Carolyn Schlie Femovich Patriot League Patriot League 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-08 Crista D. Troester Conference USA 23-Jun-05 1-Sep-08 Wendy Larry Old Dominion University Colonial Athletic Association 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-08 Gary Clark Furman University Southern Conference 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-07 Lynn Tighe Villanova University Big East Conference 15-Oct-04 1-Sep-07 Martha Gasser U.S. Air Force Academy Mountain West Conference 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-07 James Phillips Northern Illinois University Mid-American Conference 16-Nov-05 22-May-07 Jeffrey H. Orleans Ivy Group Ivy Group 1-Sep-06 4-Dec-06 Alfreeda Goff Horizon League Horizon League 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-06 Sandy Hatfield Clubb Arizona State University Pacific-10 Conference 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-06 Carol Ross University of Mississippi Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-05 8-May-06 Shannon Bolden University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Jan-06 Michael J. Thomas University of Akron Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-05 10-Oct-05 Bernadette V. McGlade Atlantic Coast Conference Atlantic Coast Conference 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-05 Camden Wood Selig Western Kentucky University Sun Belt Conference 22-Sep-04 1-Sep-05 Karen Morrison University of Colorado, Boulder Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-05 Marsha Sharp Texas Tech University Big 12 Conference 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-05 Patty Viverito Missouri Valley Conference Missouri Valley Conference 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-05 Marcy Girton Texas Christian University Conference USA 8-Oct-02 1-Jun-05 University of Notre Dame Big East Conference 8-Oct-02 16-Sep-04 Crista D. Troester University of Tulsa Conference USA 8-Oct-02 3-Sep-04 M. Dianne Murphy University of Denver Sun Belt Conference 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-04 Deb Polca Eastern Illinois University Ohio Valley Conference 8-Oct-02 21-Jun-04

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 6, 2010 DIVISION I WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Cindy Hartmann Assoc. AD/Compliance Duke University Atlantic Coast FBS F Conference Carla Williams Senior Associate Athletics University of Georgia Southeastern FBS F Y Director Conference Barbara Dearing Assoc. AD/Business Ops/SWA Portland State University Big Sky Conference FCS F

Amanda Braun SWA/Senior Associate Northeastern University Colonial Athletic FCS F Director of Athletics Association Carolyn S. Campbell-McGovern SWA/Deputy Executive Ivy Group Ivy Group FCS F 1LEGSC 04/12 Director Elizabeth E. DeBauche Commissioner Ohio Valley Conference Ohio Valley Conference FCS F

Victoria Chun Sr. Associate AD/SWA Colgate University Patriot League FCS F Y Rick Hart AD University of Tennessee at Southern Conference FCS M Chattanooga Timothy Fitzpatrick AD Texas A&M University- Southland Conference FCS M Corpus Christi Greg Amodio Director of Athletics Duquesne University Atlantic-10 Conference DI M

Emily Haynam Assistant AD Youngstown State Horizon League DI F University Cindy Fisher Head Women's Basketball University of San Diego West Coast Conference DI F Coach

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 11, 2010 DIVISION I WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Cindy Hartmann Job Title Assoc. AD/Compliance Institution Duke University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Qualification Stmt Cindy has been involved in WBB for almost 20 years, with experiences ranging from participation as a DI student-athlete to representing the sport on a national basis with a four-year appointment on the NCAA DI WBB Committee. She has been in collegiate administration for 15 years at five different institutions and her management experience, sport administrative responsibilities and knowledge of the game will be beneficial to the committee.

Committees Served On Tournament Manager, NCAA WBB 1/2 Rounds; NCAA DI WBB Committee (2002-2006); NCAA Academics/Eligibility/Compliance Cabinet (2001-02); Tournament Director, NCAA Women's Regional (2007); SWA Representative on A10 Standing Committees (Finance, Television); Various A10 Sport Committees (Track, Rowing, WBB); NACWAA Member (1998-2007, 2009); Tournament manager for the A10 Conference Track Tournament (2001); Attended NACWAA/HERS Institute (June 1999); Recipient of DI Athletic grant-in- aid (1987-1991); WBB, Syracuse Univ.

Prof Empl Hist Duke Univ. - Assoc. AD/Compliance(present); Duke Univ. - Asst. AD/Human Resources(9/08-6/09); Univ. of Tennessee - Compliance Specialist(6/08-9/08); Univ. of Dayton - Internal Affairs Consultant(7/07-3/08); Univ. of Dayton - Assoc. Director/Athletics/SWA(7/01-7/07); Univ. of Dayton - Asst. Director/Athletics/Compliance(12/99-7/01); Univ. of Dayton - Compliance Coordinator(8/98-12/99); Univ. of Connecticut - Compliance Coordinator(8/96-8/98); Univ. of Connecticut - Asst. Compliance Coordinator(8/95-8/96); GSU - Graduate Assistant

Education Master of Science, Education-Sports Administration, Georgia State Univ. (1995) BS Newhouse School of Communication (May 1991)

Former Col Ath/Coach Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Carla Williams Job Title Senior Associate Athletics Director Institution University of Georgia Gender F Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Southeastern Conference Qualification Stmt As a person that has been involved with NCAA women's basketball for the past 24 years, I believe I will be able to contribute to the discussions on women's basketball from many different perspectives. As a student-athlete, I remember participating in surveys and interviews regarding weekly participation hours. Shortly thereafter, the NCAA established the 20 hour rule to address student-athlete welfare concerns. I was also fortunate enough to participate in four NCAA tournaments as a student-athlete as well. As a coach and recruiting coordinator, I worked diligently to thoroughly understand and adhere to NCAA rules. The knowledge I gained recruiting for an elite program all over the United States has assisted me greatly in my efforts as a sport administrator. I understand and can relate to the challenges faced by student-athletes, coaches, and administrators in women's basketball. I believe this uniquely qualifies me for this committee.

Committees Served On 2001-2003 NCAA Women's Basketball Rules Committee 2009 NCAA Woman of the Year Selection Committee 2006-2009 NACWAA Board of Directors

Prof Empl Hist 1991-1996 Women's Basketball Assistant Coach, University of Georgia 1996-1997 Assistant Compliance Director, University of Georgia 1997-1998 Program Coordinator, Florida State University Student Services 1998-2000 Graduate Assistant, Florida State University Athletics 2000-2003 Assistant AD, Vanderbilt University 2003-2004 Associate AD, Vanderbilt University 2004-2007 Associate AD, University of Georgia 2007-present Senior Associate AD, University of Georgia

Education 1989 BA Sociology, University of Georgia 1991 Master's Public Administration, University of Georgia 2000 PhD Sport Administration, Florida State University

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Barbara E. Dearing Job Title Assoc. AD/Business Ops/SWA Institution Portland State University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport 50% Rule Y Conference Big Sky Conference Qualification Stmt Experience as sport administrator for women's basketball program at the Division I level; Division I coaching background prior to becoming an athletic administrator; operational and financial experience in conducting campus based women's basketball tournaments and hosting post-season tournament games (WNIT). Committees Served On • NCAA Softball Sport Committee, 1984 & 1985. • NCAA Division II South Regional Softball Chair, 1983-1985. • Big Ten Conference Softball Coaches Sport Committee, Chairperson-1988; Secretary-1987. • NJCAA Region 12 Softball Director, 1991-1993, 1996-2001. • Ohio H.S. Fastpitch Softball Coaches Association Advisory Board, 1985-1988. • AIAW All-American Selection Committee, 1982. AIAW Division II Regional Softball Chair, 1980 - 1982 • Director, US Coal Festival Pro-Am Tennis Tournament, 1976. • South Carolina Association for HPER Executive Board, 1974 & 1975.

Prof Empl Hist Portland State University (2007 to present): Associate Athletic Director for Business & Financial Operations & SWA: 07/2008 to present. In addition to being responsible for department’s business affairs and annual operating budget, increased responsibilities include: oversight of department’s contracts and human resource functions; multiple sport program supervision for women’s softball, soccer, golf, and men’s and women’s track & field/cross country; coordination of University student-athlete insurance matters, liaison to individual sport summer camp programs. 10/07 – 6/08 served as Assistant Athletic Director for Business Operations with responsibilities for all matters regarding the business functions of the athletic department including daily operations of the department, budget development, implementation and management, and team travel transportation and lodging needs. Oversaw department’s audits (university and NCAA audits, EADA reports). Longwood University (2004 - 2007): Associate Athletic Director for Business Operations & SWA (2005-2007) Assistant Athletic Director for Business Operations & SWA (2004–2005) Assistant Softball Coach (1/04–7/04) Presbyterian College (2001-2003)- Head Softball Coach and Instructor, Physical Education Columbus State Community College (1990 - 2001)- Head Softball Coach (part-time position) Door Control Consultants, Inc. (1999–2001) - Director, Business & Marketing Initiatives New Albany County Club (1998-1999) - Athletic Director Franklin University (1996 - 1998) - Assistant to the Vice Presidents The Ohio State University (1985-1989) - Head Softball Coach and Women's Sports Program Assistant Liberty University (1979-1985) - Head Softball Coach and Assistant Professor, Health and Physical Education

Education 2009 - NACWAA/Leadership Enhancement Institute Graduate 2005 - NACWAA/HERS Leadership Institute Graduate 1996 - Franklin University -- MBA 1977 - Temple University -- M.Ed. 1974 - Marshall University -- Graduate studies in Physical Education 1973 - Bob Jones University – B.S. in Health and Physical Education Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Amanda Braun Designation SWA Job Title Senior Associate Director of Athletics Institution Northeastern University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Colonial Athletic Association Qualification Stmt Over ten years of experience in college athletics administration; experience as a sport supervisor for women’s basketball; experience as an NCAA Division I basketball student-athlete. I have a strong interest in working with other institutional administrators in advancing the sport of women’s basketball, enjoy committee work at the national level and feel that my background and experience will allow me to contribute to the committee work in a very positive way.

Committees Served On • NCAA Skiing Committee (2002-2006) •C AA SWA Committee (2006 – present) •C AA Competition Committee (2007 – present) • Horizon League Executive Council (1999 – 2006) •H orizon League Committees (2-year terms between 1999 & 2006) oF inance oA dministrative oT elevision oW omen’s Volleyball oW omen’s Soccer Prof Empl Hist • Northeastern University oS enior Associate Director of Athletics (June 2008 – present) oA ssociate Director of Athletics (February 2006 – June 2008)

•Un iversity of Wisconsin – Green Bay oA ssociate Director of Athletics (July 2004 – February 2006) oA ssistant Director of Athletics (October 2000 – June 2004) oD irector of Compliance & Enrollment Services (1999–2000) Education University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill, Master of Arts, Sport Administration, 1999

Siena College, Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, 1995

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Carolyn Campbell-McGovern Designation SWA Job Title Deputy Executive Director Institution Ivy Group Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport 50% Rule Y Conference Ivy Group Qualification Stmt I have worked with the Women's Basketball Coaches Association on their Committee on Basketball Issues for the past five years as Chair the past four years. I have served on the WBCA Board of Directors and Executive Committee since 2005. In addition I have NCAA women's basketball championship experience, serving on the LOC of the 2006 Women's Final Four in Boston. Committees Served On NCAA Division I Legislative Council: Ivy League Representative, 2008, 2009; Chair, Football Championship Subdivision, 2008, 2009; Member Football Academic Working Group, 2008 - present

NCAA Division I Management Council: Ivy League Representative, 2004-2008; Member, Governance Subcommittee, 2004-2008

NCAA Olympic Sports Liaison Committee: 1997-2001; Committee Chair, 1999-2001

NCAA National Collegiate Women’s Ice Hockey Committee: Selected and served as Committee Chair for first four years of championship, 2000-2004.

Prof Empl Hist Deputy Executive Director, Ivy League Conference Office, July 2009 to present Senior Associate Director, Ivy League Conference Office, May 1993 to June 2009 Associate Director of Athletics, Assistant Professor of Physical Education, , August 1990 to April 1993 Assistant Director of Athletics, Student Services, Dartmouth College, 1987 to 1990 Assistant to Associate Director of Athletics for Business Affairs, Temple University, May 1985 to July 1986

Education Bates College, Bachelor of Arts, English, 1983 Temple University, Master of Business Administration, Human Resource Administration, 1987

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Beth DeBauche Job Title Commissioner Institution Ohio Valley Conference Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Ohio Valley Conference Qualification Stmt I served as an NCAA staff liaison to the Women's Basketball Issues Committee from its inception in 2002 until I left the staff in September 2009. I have witnessed this committee evolve and mature and have a keen understanding of the issues it is addressing, from enhancing the academic performance of women's basketball student-athletes, to further growing and promoting the game. I am exceedingly interested in the current academic reform work and would very much like to stay involved in the conversation.

I believe that given my background, I could make an immediate contribution to the committee and serve as a good spokesperson on committee issues to the Collegiate Commissioners Association.

Further, I am currently working with a league that is eager to enhance the academic performance of it women's basketball student-athletes and further promote the game of women's basketball. Accordingly, I would like an opportunity to stay current with discussions.

Committees Served On Prior to becoming the OVC Commissioner in September 2009, I served for the past seven years as the Director of Division I. In that the role, I, along with the Vice President for Division I, oversaw the entire Division I governance structure with all its committees. As the liaison to the Governance Subcommittee, I was instrumental in developing the current Division I governance structure and was responsible for overseeing the coordination of governance activities in that structure. I was a staff liaison to the Board of Directors, Leadership Council, Management Council, Women's Basketball Issues Committee and the Administration Cabinet. I also worked closely with a number of councils and cabinets. Simply put, I have great knowledge of the structure.

While employed at the Southeastern Conference, I oversaw governance and committee activities and served on both the Academic/Eligibility/Compliance Cabinet and the Legislative Review and Interpretations Subcommittee.

Prof Empl Hist Ohio Valley Conference - Commissioner - September 2009 - Present NCAA - Director of Division I - August 2002 - September 2009 Southeastern Conference - Associate/Assistant Commissioner - November 1996 - August 2002 Vanderbilt University - Assistant Athletic Director - August 1994 - November 1996 Practicing attorney and judicial clerk 1989 - 1994.

Education Law Degree - University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana Master of Arts Degree - University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana Bachelor of Arts Degree Saint Mary's College, Notre Dame, Indiana

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Name Vicky Chun Job Title Sr. Associate AD/SWA Institution Colgate University Gender F Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Patriot League Qualification Stmt As an NCAA Fellow, I have been able to review the various NCAA Committee descriptions and I knew I wanted to be a part of the Division I Women's Basketball Issues Committee. Currently, I serve as the secondary administrative contact for our women's basketball program. This has allowed me the opportunity to discuss at length the important issues facing Division I women's basketball. Prior to Colgate, I have; worked at three Big 12 Women's basketball tournaments in Kansas City; served as the NCAA Staff Representative for 4 First & Second Rounds of the D.I Women's Basketball Tournament; served as the NCAA YES Clinic Coordinator and NCAA Staffer at the Women's Final Four in Kansas City. I have appreciated working with Beth Bass at the WBCA. Division I Women's Basketball Issues plays such an important role not only for women's basketball but for women's sports in general. I hope to learn and to contribute to this committee.

Committees Served On NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Commitee, 2008-2009. Due to realignment of the region, I only served for one year. NCAA Peer Reviewer, 2008 to present Patriot League Committee on Athletic Administration, 2008 to present Patriot League Sport Management Committee, 2008 to present NCAA Division III Interpretations and Legislation Committee, 2003-2005

Prof Empl Hist Colgate University Senior Associate AD/SWA, 2008-Present Associate AD, 2007-2008 Assistant AD of Facilities, 2007-2008 Interim Assistant AD of Facilities, 2006-2007 Head Women's Vollyeball Coach, 1994-1997 New York State Women's Collegiate Athletic Conference Commissioner, 2001 to 2005 NCAA Administrative Intern, 1997-1999

Education Colgate University Master of Arts in History, 1994 Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Education, 1991 Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Rick Hart Designation AD Institution University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Southern Conference Qualification Stmt With over 15 years in Intercollegiate Athletics Administration, Rick Hart has served in a variety of roles on three different campuses and in three distinct conferences. Through his broad range of experiences, and, in particular, his current responsibilities as Director of Athletics at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Mr. Hart is able to consider multiple perspectives and offer solutions from a variety of viewpoints. The Southern Conference believes his service on the Division I Women’s Basketball Issues Committee will allow him to lend his experience and passion for this profession to the betterment of female student-athletes and the sport of women’s basketball as a whole.

Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Director of Athletics, 2006 - Present

University of Oklahoma, Variety of Administrative Roles, 1999 - 2006 Director of Marketing and Licensing, Assistant Athletics Director for Marketing and Licensing, Associate Athletics Director for Program Advancement and Branding, and Senior Associate Athletics Director

University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Ticket Office, 1995-1999 East Carolina University, Internships U.S. Olympic Committee, 1996 Education Bachelor’s degree in Physical Education, Health and Sport Science, UNC-CH, 1994

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Name Timothy M. Fitzpatrick Designation AD Institution Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Southland Conference Qualification Stmt Throughout the vast majority of my 25 year career in college athletics, I have been involved with the marketing, promotions and ticket sales aspects of women's basketball at six (6) different Division I institutions and one (1) Division I conference. Additionally, I have had sport supervision duties over women's basketball at two (2) institutions - North Texas and Indiana - and as Director of Athletics now at Texas A&M - Corpus Christi, the women's basketball court reports directly to me. During my career, I have personally conducted or assisted in conducting four (4) different women's basketball head coach searches. With this breadth of experience, I feel that I know the current state of women's basketball well, and can serve as a knowledgeable advocate for the sport itself, its coaching participants and its student-athletes as part of this committee.

Committees Served On NCAA Men's Gymnastics Committee - was appointed to a term covering 2004-06 while at West Point, but had to leave the committee when I went to work at Indiana in January, 2005 since IU didn't compete in that sport. Prof Empl Hist 1983-84 Assistant Director of Marketing, U.S. Military Academy 1985-87 Director of Ticket Sales, Virginia Commonwealth University 1988-92 Assistant Athletic Director for Marketing, Virginia Commonwealth University 1993-94 Assistant Commissioner, Southwest Conference 1995-96 Senior Associate Athletic Director, University of North Texas 1997-98 Associate Athletic Director for Marketing, University of Pittsburgh 1998-99 Associate Athletic Director for Development, University of North Carolina at Charlotte 1999-2004 Associate Athletic Director for External Operations/COO, U.S. Military Academy 2005-2009 Senior Associate Athletic Director, Indiana University 9/09-now Director of Athletics, Texas A&M - Corpus Christi Education Hampden-Sydney College, graduated 5/81 with BA in English. Ohio University, graduated 11/82 with MSA in Sports Administration. Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Greg Amodio Designation AD Institution Duquesne University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic 10 Conference Qualification Stmt Qualifications for service on the Division I Women's Basketball issues committee includes: - Active in Atlantic 10 Conference committee service representing Duquesne on the television, conference standards, men’s basketball scheduling and women’s basketball committees. - While working at Xavier University (prior to becoming director of athletics at Duquesne), which hosted the Women’s Final Four in Cincinnati back in the late 90’s, was in charge of directing the NCAA YES Clinics at the Cincinnati Convention Center. - Hired Suzie McConnell-Serio (Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame inductee) to lead Duquesne's women's basketball program that resulted in the program’s first postseason appearance (2009 WNIT).

Committees Served On No prior NCAA committee service. Prof Empl Hist Amadio was named Duquesne University director of athletics on August 4, 2005, and has made significant strides in moving DU's 20-team department forward in the first 3 years on the job. Academically, athletics teams have posted a cumulative GPA of better than 3.0 over the past three years, with over one-third of all student-athletes achieving a GPA of 3.5 or higher. The athletics department has experienced unprecedented growth including the completion of a $2 million renovation of the Palumbo Center (spring 06) and an extensive upgrade of Rooney Field this summer. In addition, renovation work on the Rooney Field fieldhouse is planned to be completed prior to the 09-10 school year.

On the personnel front, Amodio's tenure has been highlighted by the hiring of men's basketball coach Ron Everhart and women's basketball coach Suzie McConnell-Serio. Everhart guided the Dukes to their first winning season in 14 years in 2007-08 and McConnell-Serio saw the women's team improve from seven to 15 wins in her first season. In addition, Amodio has added full-time assistant coaches for six other sports.

While at Xavier, he moved from assistant director of marketing and promotions, to assistant AD and finally to associate AD. As associate AD, he managed a strategic, integrated program focused on Education Amodio earned his master's degree in exercise physiology from the City University of New York, Queens College. While at Queens College, he served as a research assistant in the Department of Health & Physical Education. Amodio received his bachelor's degree in education in 1984 from Davis & Elkins College.

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Name Emily Haynam Job Title Assistant Athletic Director Institution Youngstown State University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Horizon League Qualification Stmt The main reason I would like to serve on the Issues Committee is because I want to give back to a sport that I directly benefitted from at the collegiate level. My experience of playing both soccer and basketball at Ohio State shaped the person I am today in so many ways. I chose to pursue a career in athletic administration at the intercollegiate level because of my experiences as a student-athlete, both the good ones and the challenging ones, because I want to contribute to young people in the same way my coaches and administrators contributed to my education and athletic experience. I believe this profession and serving on committees is just one link in a chain that affords student- athletes a great opportunity for an education in the classroom and in the playing arena. I also believe that my experience as a basketball student-athlete, and now as an administrator, will allow me to understand and contribute to effective solutions to issues that women's basketball faces.

Committees Served On NCAA Women's Bowling Committee 2006-2008 MAAC Tennis Committee 2006-2008 Chair MAAC Leadership Council 2006-2008 St. Peter's College Enrollment Council 2006-2008 Prof Empl Hist Youngstown State University 2008-present Assistant Athletics Director - Assistant Compliance St. Peter's College 2006-2008 - SWA/Compliance Officer MAAC Sept. 2005-Jan. 2006 Administrative Fellow for Compliance Vorys, Sater,Seymour and Pease,LLP Dec. 2004-Sept.2005 Project Assistant Education The Ohio State University -Bachelor's - Journalism St. Peter's College- Masters - Business Administration Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Cindy Fisher Job Title Head Women's Basketball Coach Institution University of San Diego Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference West Coast Conference Qualification Stmt I have a strong interest in maintaining the integrity of the women's game in a time when so much pressure is being placed on coaches and student-athletes to win. I have a responsibility as a head coach to develop student-athletes in their academic, sport and social life. I want to ensure that as a committee we are looking at issues affecting our student-athletes. Areas of interests include recruiting, student welfare as well as marketing that have an impact on our game. Committees Served On PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS/ACTIVITIES  Member, Women's Basketball Coaches Association (current)  Chair of Francis Pomeroy/Naismith Committee – 2004 to present  YES Clinic clinician – 2002 Final Four, San Antonio, TX Certified Academic Advisor (’93 - ’94)  Member, Pi Beta Phi Sorority Prof Empl Hist Head Women's basketball University of San Diego April 2005 - present Asst Coach- Nebraska - May 2003 - April 2005 Head Basketball Coach - April 1998 - May 2003 Asst Coach - Old Dominion University 1995 - 1998 Asst. Coach - WeberState - 1994 - 1995 Education EDUCATION Illinois State University, Normal, Illinois May, 1992 Master of Science, Physical Education: Administration of Sport Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona May, 1988 Bachelor of Science, Physical Education Eastern Wyoming College, Torrington, Wyoming May, 1984 Associate of Arts & Science, Physical Education Former Col Ath/Coach Y NCAA Champ Exp Y 2009-10 DIVISION I FOOTBALL ISSUES COMMITTEE

Legislated Each Football Bowl Subdivision and Football Championships Subdivision football conference shall have one representative. Two student-athlete Requirements: representatives (one FBS and one FCS). One FBS head coach and one FBC head coach. One representative from the Football Rules Committee. (Members of the Division I Football Championship Committee will represent the conference on the Football Issues Committee.) Vacancies: One immediate vacancy. Al Groh is no longer at Virginia (ACC). September 2010 vacancies: Big South, Colonial, MEAC appointees to the Football Championships Committee appointments. Reappoint: Barry Alvarez and Richard Giannini. Staff Liaisons: Tom Jernstedt, Dennie Poppe, Damani Leech, Brad Hostetter Chair:

DIV POS GEN EM NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13

FBS C M N Al Groh Atlantic Coast Groh University of Virginia FBS AD M N Big 12 Bohn Bohn* University of Colorado FBS Assoc M N Nick Carparelli Jr. Big East Carparelli Carparelli Carparelli* Com Big East Conference FBS AD M Y Barry Alvarez Big Ten Alvarez University of Wisconsin, Madison FBS AD M N Richard Giannini Conference USA Giannini University of Southern Mississippi FBS AD M N David Heeke Mid-American Heeke Heeke Heeke Heeke* Central Michigan University FBS AD M N Paul Krebs Mountain West Krebs Krebs* University of New Mexico FBS AD M N Robert DeCarolis Pacific-10 DeCarolis DeCarolis DeCarolis* Oregon State University FBS Ex Assoc M N Mark Womack Southeastern Womack Womack Womack* Comm Southeastern Conference FBS AD M N Chris Massaro Sun Belt Massaro Massaro Massaro Massaro* Middle Tennessee State University FBS AD M N Thomas Bowen Western Athletic Bowen Bowen* San Jose State University FCS AD M N James O’Day Big Sky O’Day O’Day O’Day* University of Montana FCS AD M N Warren Koegel Big South Koegel* Coastal Carolina University FCS AD M N John McCutcheon Colonial Athletic Association McCutcheon University of Massachusetts, Amherst *

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FCS Assoc AD M N Steve Erber Ivy Group Erber Erber Erber Erber* Cornell University FCS AD M Y Floyd Kerr Mid-Eastern Athletic Kerr* Morgan State University FCS AD M N Ron Strollo Missouri Valley Football Strollo Strollo Strollo Strollo* Youngstown State University FCS AD M M Craig Coleman Northeast Coleman Coleman Coleman Coleman* Robert Morris University FCS AD M N Mark Sandy Ohio Valley Sandy Sandy Sandy* Eastern Kentucky University FCS AD M N Bruce McCutcheon Patriot League McCutcheon McCutcheon* Lafayette College FCS C M N P. Dale Steele Pioneer Football League Steele Steele* Campbell University FCS AD M N Charles Cobb Southern Cobb Cobb Cobb* Appalachian State University FCS AD M Y Robert Bernardi Southland Bernardi Bernardi* Nicholls State University FCS C M Y Anthony Jones Southwestern Athletic Jones Jones Jones* Alabama A&M University FBS S/A M N William Brown Southeastern University of South Carolina (SAAC) FCS S/A M Y Dennis Brown Mid-Eastern Athletic Brown Brown* Norfolk State University

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Legislated Ten members, seven of whom shall be at present or previously on the staff of an active member institution or member conference of the Requirements: Association, no more than three but no less than two of whom shall be from the general public and shall not be associated with a collegiate institution, conference, or professional or similar sports organization, or represent coaches or athletes in any capacity. One of the members shall serve as chair and one as vice-chair. Two positions shall be allocated for men, two for women and six unallocated. Two members shall be elected as the coordinators of appeals. 19.1.1.3 There shall be no subdivision restrictions except that all nonpublic members may not be from the same subdivision; however the coordinator of appeals shall not be considered in determining whether such a requirement is satisfied. Appointed for three-year term. A member may be reappointed but shall not serve more than nine years on the committee, with the exception of the coordinator of appeals, which may be filled by a former member of the committee who had previously served nine years. (Three years must elapse before a former member can be appointed to fill the coordinator of appeals slot.) Vacancies: One immediate vacancy. Public member. Alfred Lechner resigned. One September 2010 vacancy. Any subdivision. Committee preference: Staff Liaison: Shep Cooper, Jim Elworth Chair: Paul Dee (9/08-9/10) DIV. GEN EM POS NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/9-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 FBS M N AD Paul Dee Atlantic Coast Conference Dee* University of Miami (term 3) FBS M N Comm Britton Banowsky Conference USA Banowsky Banowsky Conference USA (Term 1) (Term 1) FBS M N Law Rodney Uphoff Big 12 Uphoff Uphoff Uphoff Professor University of Missouri, Columbia (term 1) (term 1) (term 1) (coordinator of appeals) FBS M N FAR James O’Fallon Pacific-10 O’Fallon O’Fallon O’Fallon University of Oregon (term 1) (term 1) (term 1) FBS F N Deputy Dir Melissa Conboy Big East Conboy Conboy of Ath University of Notre Dame (term 1) (term 1) DI F N FAR Eleanor Myers Atlantic-10 (Myers) (Myers) (Myers) Temple University (term 1) (term 1) (term 1) FCS M Y Comm Dennis Thomas Mid-Eastern Athletic Thomas Thomas Thomas Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (term 2) (term 2) (term 2) PUBLIC M N Attorney Brian Halloran Halloran Halloran* (coordinator of appeals) (term 3) (term 3) PUBLIC M Y Attorney Roscoe Howard Howard Howard Howard Troutman Sanders (term 1) (term 1) (term 1) PUBLIC M N Attorney John Black Black Black (term 1) (term 1) *Not eligible for reappointment. 10/30/09 DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON INFRACTIONS HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Eileen K. Jennings Central Michigan University Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-06 1-Sep-09 Jerry R. Parkinson University of Wyoming Mountain West Conference 5-Jun-00 25-Jun-09 Gene A. Marsh University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-08 Josephine R. Potuto University of Nebraska, Lincoln Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-08 Edward Leland University of the Pacific Big West Conference 1-Sep-04 31-May-08 Andrea Myers Indiana State University Missouri Valley Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-06 Thomas E. Yeager Colonial Athletic Association Colonial Athletic Association 1-Aug-97 1-Sep-06 Paul T. Dee University of Miami (Florida) Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-04 Eugene Smith Arizona State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-02 31-Aug-04 Jack H. Friedenthal George Washington University Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Aug-97 1-Sep-01 Jack H. Friedenthal George Washington University Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Aug-97 Jack H. Friedenthal George Washington University Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-92 1-Sep-95 Richard J. Dunn University of Washington Pacific-10 Conference 1-Aug-97 1-Sep-01 Richard J. Dunn University of Washington Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Aug-97 Richard J. Dunn University of Washington Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-92 1-Sep-95 Alice Gresha Bullock Howard University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Aug-97 1-Sep-00 David Swank University of Oklahoma Big 12 Conference 1-Aug-97 1-Sep-99 David Swank University of Oklahoma Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Aug-97 David Swank University of Oklahoma Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 David Swank University of Oklahoma Big 12 Conference 8-Nov-90 1-Sep-93 Yvonne L. Slatton University of Iowa Big Ten Conference 1-Aug-97 1-Sep-99 Yvonne L. Slatton University of Iowa Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Aug-97 Yvonne L. Slatton University of Iowa Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 Yvonne L. Slatton University of Iowa Big Ten Conference 8-Nov-90 1-Sep-93 Beverly E. Ledbetter Brown University Ivy Group 1-Sep-94 1-Aug-97 Beverly E. Ledbetter Brown University Ivy Group 1-Sep-91 1-Sep-94 Beverly E. Ledbetter Brown University Ivy Group 20-Oct-89 1-Sep-91 Roy F. Kramer Southeastern Conference Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-88 8-Jan-97 D. Alan Williams University of Virginia Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-89 1-Sep-92 Milton R. Schroeder Arizona State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-89 1-Sep-92 John E. Nowak University of Illinois, Champaign Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-87 1-Sep-90 Patricia A. O'hara University of Notre Dame Big East Conference 26-Apr-88 1-Sep-90

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON INFRACTIONS NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Matthew Wheeler FAR University of Illinois, Champaign Big Ten Conference FBS M

Warde Manuel Director of Athletics University at Buffalo, the State Mid-American Conference FBS M Y 1ACADC 07/10* University of New York Rhonda Hatcher FAR/Associate Professor of Texas Christian University Mountain West Conference FBS F 1ACADC 07/10* Mathematics Gregory Sankey Associate Commissioner Southeastern Conference Southeastern Conference FBS M 1LEGSC 04/10*, PREF 09/12

Laurie Connelly Chief of Staff /Legal Counsel Eastern Washington University Big Sky Conference FCS F

Robert Corran Associate VP and Director of University of Vermont America East Conference DI M Athletics Eugene Doris Director of Athletics Fairfield University Metro Atlantic Athletic DI M Conference Debra Gore-Mann Director of Athletics University of San Francisco West Coast Conference DI F Y

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Name Matthew B Wheeler Job Title FAR, Professor, Animal Sciences Institution University of Illinois, Champaign Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big Ten Conference Qualification Stmt The FARs in the Big Ten report all rules violations to the conference and NCAA. As the FAR at Illinois over the past 7 years, I have experience as a member of the Big Ten Compliance & Reinstatement Subcom. and extensive experience at the campus level in the review, investigation, fact finding, reporting of violations, and from hearings before the Com on Infractions. Through this I became interested in the NCAA infractions process. At Illinois, the FAR is inserted in the flow chart regarding rules infractions at a higher level & more often than the campus administrative officers, providing tremendous insight into the athletic compliance enterprise. I have also been involved on a federal level with research compliance as a consultant to the Food &Drug Administration. I believe my broad experience in rules compliance, self-reporting and rules violation investigation allows me to bring a unique perspective to the Infractions Committee.

Committees Served On Chair of the Academic Progress and Eligibility Committee at the University of Illinois for 2 years, Current Co-Chair, Member of the Academics and Eligibility Sub-Committee of the Big Ten Conference for 5 years, Member of the Compliance and Rules Committee of the Big Ten Conference, Member, Big Ten Legislative Review Committee, Chair, Athletic Advisory Board at the University of Illinois for 3 years; Big Ten Faculty Representative for past 7 years. Vice Chair of the University of Illinois Faculty Senate Member, NCAA Review Academic Integrity Committee, Chancellor’s Office, University of Illinois, 2007-2008. Member, Faculty Senate, General University Policy (GUP) Committee, 2007-present. Prof Empl Hist 1989-1995: Assistant Professor, Department of Animal Sciences, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. 1995- 2001: Associate Professor, Department of Animal Sciences, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. 1996- 1999: Associate Professor, Department of Veterinary Pathobiology, University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign. 2001 – present Professor, Department of Animal Sciences, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. 2001- present Visiting Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering, University of Wisconsin-Madison. 2002 - present Professor, Department of Clinical Medicine, College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. 2002 - present Professor, Department of Bioengineering, College of Engineering, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Education 1972-1973: West Los Angeles Community College, Los Angeles, CA 90019. 1973-1974: L.A. Pierce Community College, Woodland Hills, CA. 1974-1977:B.S. (Animal Science), University of California-Davis, Davis, CA 95616. 1977-1979: M.S. (Reproductive Physiology), University of California- Davis, Davis, CA, 95616 1979-1985: Ph.D. (Physiology & Biophysics/Cell & Molecular Biology Program), Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO 80523 1985-1988: NIH Post-Doctoral Fellow, Division of Endocrinology and Metabolism, Department of Internal Medicine, University of Virginia School of Medicine, Charlottesville, VA 22908 1988-1989: NIH-NRSA Research Associate, Endocrinology-Reproductive Physiology Program, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI 53706 DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON INFRACTIONS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Job Title Director of Athletics Institution University at Buffalo, the State University of New York Gender M Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-American Conference Qualification Stmt` I am honored to be nominated to serve on the Committee on Infractions. I believe my 15 years of experience working in three difference athletic departments and total of 19 years of collegiate administrative experience will add value to the discussion and help to aid in the decisions of the committee. I am in my 5th year as AD at Buffalo, serve on the Academic Cabinet (transition from service on the AEC Comm), chaired the NCAA AdHoc Comm on Transfer Issues, serve on the Football Academic Work Group (chair FBS Financial Issues sub-comm), serve as the Chair of the MAC Finance comm, served as the sports administrator at Michigan for football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, and ice hockey, and lastly I was over academics at both Georgia Tech and Michigan. In addition, I was a highly recruited student-athlete who played football and participated in track at Michigan. I have done all of this with a commitment to adhering to the rules that govern both academic and athletic integrity.

Committees Served On Division I Academic/Compliance/Eligibility Cabinet (A/E/C) Continuing Eligibility Subcommittee: September 2006 – June 2008 Transfer Issues Ad Hoc Group (chair): June 2007 – June 2008 Division I Academic Cabinet: September 2008 – present (term expires July 2010) Division I FBS Football Academic Working Group FBS Finances Subcommittee (chair): June 2008 – present

Prof Empl Hist University at Buffalo Department of Athletics (Aug 2005-present); Athletic Director University of Michigan Athletic Department (June 1996-Aug 2005); served in several roles Assistant to AD, Assistant AD, & Associate AD Georgia Institute of Technology Athletic Department (Aug 1994-Aug 1995); served as Assistant AD and Academic Adivsor Upjohn Pharmaceutical (Aug 1993 - Feb 1994); sales rep University of Michigan Office of Minority Affairs (May 1990-AUg 1993); Coordinator of the Wade H. McCree Incentive Scholars Program

Education Master of Business Administration, The University of Michigan Ross School of Business, Ann Arbor, MI (April, 2005) Executive Program Certificate, The Sports Management Institute, Chapel Hill, NC & Los Angeles, CA (January, 1999) Masters in Social Work; The University of Michigan; Ann Arbor, MI (August, 1993) Bachelor of General Studies; The University of Michigan; Ann Arbor, MI (May, 1990) DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON INFRACTIONS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Rhonda Hatcher Designation FAR Job Title Associate Professor of Mathematics Institution Texas Christian University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Mountain West Conference Qualification Stmt` I have served as TCU's FAR for 10 years. In this role, I have acquired a deep understanding of NCAA rules and a knowledge of the history of the actions of the Committee on Infractions over the past decade. As FAR, I have had direct experience in the process involved when an instituion is faced with a major infraction. Also, as a mathematician, I have strong logical reasoning skills that I believe would serve me well in analyzing the often complex cases that come before the committee.

Committees Served On AEC Cabinet, Nov. 2001-June 2004 Academic Consultants for the NCAA, Nov. 2001-Oct. 2003 Finance Committee of Conference USA, March 2001-May 2004 Sportsmanship Committee of the Mountain West Conference, April 2005-April 2006 Recognition Committee of the Mountain West Conference, April 2005-Aug.2007 Division I Initial Eligibility Waivers Committee, Sept. 2004-August 2008 (Chair 2007- 2 0 0 8 ) Division I-A Representative on the FARA Executive Committee, Jan. 2007-Dec. 2 0 0 8 NCAA Div. I Football Academic Working Group (Chair of FBS Subcom. on Eligibility), April 2008-present

Prof Empl Hist Associate Professor of Mathematics, Texas Christian University, 1990-present Faculty Athletics Representative, Texas Christian University, 1999-present Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Saint Olaf College, 1987-1990

Education Ph.D. Mathematics, Harvard University, 1987 A.M. Mathematics, Harvard University, 1982 B.A. Mathematics, University of Colorado at Boulder, 1980 DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON INFRACTIONS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Gregory Sankey Job Title Associate Commissioner Institution Southeastern Conference Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Southeastern Conference Qualification Stmt` Since 2002 I have served the Southeastern Conference as Associate Commissioner with primary responsibility in the areas of compliance, governance and enforcement. This position has provided a unique perspective on the enforcement process, the work of the Committee on Infractions and insight in to the function of highly competitive intercollegiate athletics programs. I have also served in the rules development process as a member of the Division I Management Council, which provides an understanding of the background surrounding many of the policies governing intercollegiate athletics programs. Prior to joining the SEC staff, I served as commissioner of a Division I conference that was noted as having a history of strong compliance efforts, which provides an in depth understanding of the challenges faced by a group of universities lacking access to the financial resources of conference like the SEC. Committees Served On Division I Legislative Council (Present) Committee on Academic Performance (2007-Present) Executive Committee Working Group on Membership Issues (2006-2007) Division I Management Council, Representing the Southeastern Conference (2005-2008) Division I Committee on Athletic Certification (2002-2007) Working Group to Examine Initial Eligibility Trends (2005-2006) Southeastern Conference Task Force on Compliance and Enforcement (2002-2004) NCAA Football Study Oversight Committee (2001-2002) Division I Membership Subcommittee, Chair (1999-2008) Division I Management Council Administrative Committee (1998-2000) Division I-AA Governance Subcommittee, Chair (1997-1999) Division I Management Council, Representating the Southland Conference (1997-2001) Prof Empl Hist Southeastern Conference, Associate Commissioner () for Governance and Compliance (2002-Present) Southland Conference, Commissioner (1996-2002) Southland Conference, Associate Commissioner for Championships and Marketing (1994-1996) Southland Conference, Assistant Commissioner for Compliance (1992-1994) Northwestern State University, Director of Compliance and Academic Services (1990-1992) Northwestern State University, Head Men's Golf Coach (1990-1992) Northwestern State University, Athletics Department Intern (1989-1990) Utica College of Syracuse University, Director of Intramural Sports (1987-1989)

Education State University of New York, College at Cortland (Bachelor of Science in Education, 1987) Syracuse University (Master of Science in Education, 1993) DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON INFRACTIONS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Mary Laurie Connelly Job Title Chief of Staff /Legal Counsel Institution Eastern Washington University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big Sky Conference Qualification Stmt` I am interested in serving on the infractions committee because I strongly believe that participation in athletics should enhance the student athlete's education by teaching athletes about the values of life balance, fair play and sportsmanship, teamwork and working hard. The infractions committee serves as a safeguard for the mission of athletics. My experience with college athletics includes working with the AD as members of the President's Executive Committee and President's Cabinet on University issues. In addition I represent the President on the President's Advisory Committee on Athletics. I also participated as a member of the university's certification steering committee on the subcommittee on Equity and Student-Athlete Well-being. I am also involved with student issues and am familiar with student athlete welfare issues. Having recently participated in a major infractions case, I appreciate the difficult and complex issues involved with rules enforcement.

Committees Served On I served as a past member of Board of Directors of the YMCA of the Inland Northwest, dealing with organizational mission, youth sports programs, athletics facilities, and a residential camp. I served as past president and trustee of the Spokane County Bar Association. Member of Editorial Board for Ethics Primer, Washington State Association of Municipal Attorneys Member of Washington State Bar Association, admitted 1981 Prof Empl Hist Before attending law school, I taught for three years in special education at the elementary level. After law school, I clerked for the US District Court in the Eastern District of Washington. I served as an assistant attorney general for the state of Washington representing the Department of Labor and Industries in administrative hearings on workers compensation appeals. I worked as an associate in the firm of Preston, Thorgrimson, Gates and Ellis primarily in the areas of municipal law and bonds. In 1989, I became an Assistant City Attorney for the City of Spokane, where I advised boards and commissions such as the Civil Service Commission and Park Board, and advised the Human Resources Department on compliance with human rights laws, investigations of employee complaints and general personnel issues. In January, 2000, I joined Eastern Washington University as a Human Resources Associate for Affirmative Action and Risk Management. I investigated complaints of violations of the university's policies on harassment and discrimination and reviewed university actions and recommended measures for mitigation of risk. In July, 2001, I became the Associate to the President, and my responsibilities include providing advice to the President and vice Education B.A. in Education from Washington State University, 1974, M.Ed. from University of Washington, 1975, J.D. from University of Washington School of Law, 1981. DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON INFRACTIONS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Robert Corran Job Title Associate VP and Director of Athletics Institution University of Vermont Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference America East Conference Qualification Stmt` With 25 years of senior leadership in collegiate/international athletics, and experience in teaching/research in planning and organizational behavior, I now better understand how the educational and other purposes of athletics influence, and are influenced by, its leadership, organization and management. It seems to me that the work of the Committee on Infractions is ultimately focused on the effectiveness with which universities navigate this intersection and is something of great interest to me. Through my involvement in international sport, I have served on a number of judicial and investigative bodies and juries of appeal. This work was challenging and instructive, providing insight as to how and why individuals and the organizations they represent respond to competitive and other pressures as they do. I bring a broad experience, a unique perspective and a thoughtful approach to developing opinion and decision-making and feel these would be of great value to the Committee

Committees Served On NCAA Ice Hockey Rules Committee 2005-2009 Chair, America East Executive Committee, 2007-09 Chair, America East Strategic Planning Committee, 2007-09 Chair, Competitive Standards Committee, 2007-09 Chair, NCAA Women's Frozen Four Organizing Committee 2003 Chair, Technical Commission, Federation Internationale du Sport Universitaire 1995-1999 Executive Committee, Calgary Olympic Development Association 1985-1989 President, Canadian Interuniversity Athletic Union (CIS) 1990-1992 President, Canada West Universities Athletic Association, 1988-1991 Vice Chair, World Speedskating Championships, 1994 Head of Delegation, World University Games, Sheffield, England 1993 Asst. Chef de Mission, World University Games, Fukuoka, Japan 1995 Board of Directors, Canadian Hockey Association 1992-1996 Board of Trustees, Canadian Athletic Foundation 1992-1997 Executive Committee, International Hockey Center of Excellence, 1992-1997 Editorial Board, Athletic Management, 1994-present Prof Empl Hist Associate Vice President & Director of Athletics - Univ. of Vermont 2003-present Director of Intercollegiate Athletics, University of Minnesota Duluth, 1997-2003 Director of Athletics, University of Calgary (Canada), 1985-1997 Visiting International Scholar, University of California, Berkeley, 1995-96 Visiting Professor, Pan American Institute for Sport, Maracaibo, Venezuela 1996 Asst. Professor/Head Hockey Coach, University of Windsor (Canada) 1980-1985 Asst. Hockey Coach, The Ohio State University, 1977-79 Teacher/Coach, Mackenzie Collegiate Institute, Toronto, 1971-76 Education B.S. Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY M.S. Springfield College, Springfield, MA Ph.D. The Ohio State University DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON INFRACTIONS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Eugene Doris Job Title Director of Athletics Institution Fairfield University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt` Served as Peer Reviewer on three occasions and have been in athletic administration since 1984. In addition to the 25 years in athletics administration I have also had 15 years experience as a basketball coach both on the high school and college level. Compliance with NCAA rules has been an important part of every athletics program of which I have been a part. We applied and were accepted into the pilot Div. I Certification Program while I was at Marist College in an effort to bring a better awareness of the need for shared responsibility which had been an issue prior to my arrival I believe that my background in having had profile athletes recruited while as a high school coach and my involvement in administration would serve me well as a member of the Committee on Infractions.

Committees Served On 2005-2009 NCAA Committee on Sportsmanship & Ethical Conduct 2002-03 NCAA Division I Committee on Regulatory Culture 1996-97 Special Committee to study NCAA Marketing, Licensing, and Promotional Activities 1993-94 NCAA Div I-AA Football Regional Committee 1995-2002 MAAC Gender Equity Subcommittee 1993 NCAA Football Site Representative 1985 - Present NIT Site Representative 1991-93 & 1996-99 ECAC Executive Council 1998 President ECAC 1999 President Div I-AA Athletics Director Association Prof Empl Hist 1994-Present Director of Athletics, Fairfield University, Fairfield, CT 1989-94 Director of Athletics, Marist College, Poughkeepsie, NY 1984-1985 Asst. Director of Athletics, Fordham University, New York, NY 1977-1984 Social Studies Instructor, Archbishop Stepinac HS, White Plains, NY 1974-1977 Social Studies Instructor, Archbishop Molloy HS, Jamaica, NY 1971-1973 Chief, Nonappropriated Welfare Funds Management Branch, USAF 1974-1985 Varsity Basketball Coach, Archbishop Stepinac HS, White Plains, NY 1977-1985 Varsity Basketball Coach, Archbishop Molloy HS, Jamaica, NY 1971-1973 Varsity Basketball Coach, Castle Air Force Base, CA Education 1970 BA History, Fordham University, New York, NY 1974 MAT Social Studies, Fordham University, New York, NY 1983 Certificate, Basic Computer Literacy, WNET Academy on Computers DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON INFRACTIONS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Debra Gore-Mann Job Title Executive Director of Athletics Institution University of San Francisco Gender F Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference West Coast Conference Qualification Stmt` In particular, I am a female Athletic Director from a Jesuit institution on the west coast. I am of African American and Asian decent and I am a former student-athlete. I worked in a major conference, Pacific 10, previously and now I work in the West Coast Conference. I¿ve worked at an institution that supported 35 sports program to one that supports 14 programs. I believe I bring a wide range of perspectives with a strong commitment to NCAA rules compliance. At the University of San Francisco, we have been working closely with the NCAA Enforcement staff and third party council for the past two-plus years to investigate major violations on our campus and to effectively discover, report, resolve and correct these situations all with a commitment to the spirit of the law of NCAA rules not just abiding by the legal interpretation. Committees Served On Member, West Coast Conference Executive Council (2006-present) NCAA – then: Academic/Eligibility/Compliance Cabinet member (2001-2005); Chairman for Recruiting subcommittee Pacific-10 Conference Council member (2001-2006) Member, Mayor San Francisco Gavin Newsome Physical Activity Council (2008 - present) Board member, Positive Coaching Alliance (2001-2006) Board member, East Palo Alto Tennis and Tutorial Program (2002-2006) Board member, Team Up for Youth (2004-2006) Board member, Stanford Federal Credit Union (2000-2004) University Fellows participant. Selected by the Stanford President's Office to serve in the Fellows Program that communicates and exchange ideas and concepts that effect university policy and procedures (2001-2003) Liaison with Stanford University’s Board of Trustees (2001-2006) DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON INFRACTIONS NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Debra Gore-Mann (continued) Prof Empl Hist UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO, San Francisco, CA Executive Director of Athletics •Provide strategic and managerial leadership to USF’s (14) varsity sports teams and is responsible for strategic planning, program management, budgeting, personnel and student-athlete development, and staffing decisions. 3/99 – 6/07, STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Palo Alto, CA Senior Associate Athletics Director for External Relations & SWA •Strategic planning, business development and organizational execution with senior management team and University offices for overall Athletics Department •SWA for 34 sports programs; approximately 90 head / assistant coaches and approximately 900 student-athletes. •Direct involvement with Athletics Director for attraction, retention, hiring, and promotion of head coaches and staff as well as termination. Participated in hiring of football head coach & staff (January 2002 & January 2004), women’s volleyball coach (July 2001), who captured the 2001 and 2004 NCAA D1 women’s volleyball championship. Director, Athletics Investment Fund, venture capital funds dedicated for use by Stanford Athletics includes 42 directors who invest approximately $80 million. •Management oversight of major football stadium renovation of $90 million including fundraising, marketing, public relations and season ticket sales of $4-$6 million additional annual revenues. Created strategic and business marketing plan for new Stanford Stadium. •Responsible for all financial and operational elements of Stanford Athletic Department totaling approx. $60 million operating budget as well as $305 million endowment and over $500 million in total assets. •Oversight of community outreach program.

BECHTEL ENTERPRISES, INC., San Francisco, CA Education STANFORD UNIVERSITY Stanford, CA Graduate School of Business, MBA. Emphasis on Capital Markets and Finance.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY Stanford, CA Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering. NCAA Cardinal Club Athletic Scholarship recipient, member of Varsity Basketball Team. Played point guard. Elected team captain by coaches and teammates during 1980-81 and 1981-82 seasons.

Adjunct teaching: Stanford Graduate School of Business - Executive / NFL management course

USF Sports Management - Strategic Managment Course

Intercollegiate Athletics Leadership - Graduate Program; guest lecturer 2009-10 DIVISION I LEGISLATIVE REVIEW/INTERPRETATIONS COMMITTEE

Legislated Nine members, including a minimum of two members representing each subdivision and a minimum of one director of athletics/senior Requirements: woman administrator, one campus compliance administrator, one conference administrator and one faculty athletics representative. Vacancies: Two September 2010 vacancies. Any subdivision. Staff Liaisons: Amy Huchthausen, Leeland Zeller, Geoff Silver, Kris Richardson Chair:

DIV. GEN EM POS NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 FBS F N Assoc Ellen Ferris Pacific-10 Ferris Ferris* Provost University of Southern California FBS M N Assoc. AD Brad Bertani Southeastern Bertani* University of Tennessee, Knoxville FBS F N Assoc Beatrice Crane Banford Conference USA Banford Banford Banford Banford* AD/SWA Marshall University FBS M N Dir of Ath David Batson Big 12 Batson Batson Batson* Comp Texas A&M University, College Station FBS M N Sr. Assoc. Don Oberhelman Mountain West Oberhelman AD San Diego State University * FCS M Y FAR Novelle Dickenson Mid-Eastern Athletic Dickenson Dickenson Dickenson* Hampton University FCS M N Assoc AD Frank Harrell Ohio Valley Harrell Harrell* Tennessee Technological University DI F N Asst Mary Mulvenna Missouri Valley Conference Mulvenna Mulvenna* Comm Missouri Valley Conference DI M Y Asst AD Marcus Brown West Coast Brown Brown Brown Brown* for Comp Pepperdine University

*Not eligible for reappointment. 10/13/09

DIVISION I LEGISLATIVE REVIEW/INTERPRETATIONS COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Janet D. Lucas University of California, Riverside Big West Conference 19-Nov-04 1-Sep-09 James M. Klein University of Toledo Mid-American Conference 19-Nov-04 1-Jul-09 Jacqueline G. Campbell Atlantic 10 Conference Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-07 1-Sep-08 Ray Shackelford Bethune-Cookman University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 19-Nov-04 1-Sep-08 Shane Lyons Atlantic Coast Conference Atlantic Coast Conference 19-Nov-04 1-Sep-08 Renee Mack Baumgartner University of Oregon Pacific-10 Conference 19-Nov-04 1-Sep-07 Thomas N. Hickman Winthrop University Big South Conference 19-Nov-04 1-Sep-07 Tracy Shoemake Texas State University-San Marcos Southland Conference 19-Nov-04 1-Sep-07 Amy Huchthausen America East Conference America East Conference 19-Nov-04 1-Mar-06

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 DIVISION I LEGISLATIVE REVIEW/INTERPRETATIONS COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Michelle Lee Asso. AD/Compliance/SWA Atlantic Coast Conference Atlantic Coast Conference FBS F 1SWIM 09/11

Jennifer M. Condaras Assistant Big East Conference Big East Conference FBS F Commissioner/Compliance Steve Waterfield Assistant Athletic Director Student University of Wisconsin, Big Ten Conference FBS M Serv Madison Sandra D. Bell Senior Associate Athletics Director University of Kentucky Southeastern Conference FBS F

Tim Mooney Assoc. Athletic Director/External University of Idaho Western Athletic FBS M Affair Conference Paul Bowden Associate AD for Compliance George Mason University Colonial Athletic FCS M Y Association Loretta Lamar SWA/Associate Director of U.S. Naval Academy Patriot League FCS F Y 1ACADC 07/12 Athletics Laurie Weinstein Assisant Athletics University of Hartford America East Conference DI F Director/Compliance Sherryta Freeman Assoc AD, Compliance & Student Temple University Atlantic 10 Conference DI F Y Services Darryl A. Pope Compliance Coordinator Kennesaw State University Atlantic Sun Conference DI M Y

Rachelle Held Director of Compliance Canisius College Metro Atlantic Athletic DI F Conference

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Name Michelle Lee Designation CCD Job Title Asso. AD/Compliance/SWA Institution Atlantic Coast Conference Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Qualification Stmt Serve on several capacities outside the institution. Appointment would create a unique line of communiction between LRIC and the compliance professional group. Interested in being involved in a variety of aspects andmay offer unique insight to the Legislative Review/Interpretations Committee. Committees Served On NCAA Swimming & Diving Committee - Term expires 2011 NAAC - Legislation/Governance Committee - 2008-present ACC SAAC Advisory Group - 2007-2008; 2009-present Eligibility Center Advisoty Group - 2008-present Prof Empl Hist NC State Univ - Asso AD/Compliance/SWA - June 2009-present NC State Univ -Interim Asso AD/Compliance - May 2008-June 2009 NC State Univ - Asst. AD/Compliance - July 2007-May 2008 NC State Univ - Director of Compliance - July 2002-July 2007 East Carolina Univ - Compliance Assistant May 2000-July 2002 Education East Carolina Univ. - Master of Arts - Athletic & Physical Education Administration - May 2001 UNC-Greensboro - Bachelor of Science - Exercise Science and Sport Studies - August 1998 DIVISION I LEGISLATIVE REIVEW/INTERPRETATIONS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jennifer Condaras Job Title Assistant Commissioner/Compliance Institution Big East Conference Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big East Conference Qualification Stmt I have over ten years of on-campus and conference office experience with NCAA rules compliance. During this time, I have had an opportunity to work with campus and conference administrators, coaches, student-athletes and others to interpret and apply NCAA legislation. As a conference compliance administrator, I have worked very closely with NCAA staff on legislative matters for our member institutions. In both the campus and conference office setting, I have been very instrumental in the production/distribution of rules education materials. Most recently, in conjunction with representatives from membership services, I have been working on the re-creation of the Guide to Financial Aid.

Committees Served On Currently an NCAA Peer Reviewer Prof Empl Hist BIG EAST Conference- Asst. Commissioner for Compliance- December 2005- Present Georgia Tech- Director of Compliance- May 2001- November 2005 Georgia Tech- Asst. Director of Compliance- July 1999- May 2001 West Virginia University- Graduate Asst.- June 1997- June 1999

Education West Virginia University- B.S. Business Administration, May 1996 West Virginia University- M.S. Sport Management, May 1999 DIVISION I LEGISLATIVE REIVEW/INTERPRETATIONS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Steven Charles Waterfield Job Title Assistant Athletic Director Student Serv Institution University of Wisconsin, Madison Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big Ten Conference Qualification Stmt I believe that my practical compliance experience and educational background will enable me to contribute in a meaningful manner to the LRIS. With more than 8 years of experience in intercollegiate athletics compliance administration, I have been responsible for issuing interpretations to internal and external constituents during the majority of this time. My experiences with the interpretation process and the interplay between NCAA bylaws and current interpretations will be an asset as the committee executes its responsibilities. I am aware of both intended and unintended consequences that interpretations have on intercollegiate athletics compliance administration specifically, and intercollegiate athletics administration generally. While practicing law, I gained experience interpreting statutes and analyzing legal cases and regulations. The skills developed in both the practice of law and NCAA interpretations complement the strengths I can contribute

Committees Served On Member, NAAC, Reasonable Standards Committee Prof Empl Hist 2007 – Current: Assistant Athletic Director for Student Services, University of Wisconsin 2004 – 07: Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance, University of Wisconsin 1999 – 2004: Assistant Compliance Director, The Ohio State University

Education B.A. – , 1994 J.D. – The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law, 1997 M.A., Sport Management – The Ohio State University, 1999 M.B.A. – The Ohio State University Fisher College of Business, 2004 DIVISION I LEGISLATIVE REIVEW/INTERPRETATIONS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Sandy Bell Job Title Senior Associate Athletics Director Institution University of Kentucky Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Southeastern Conference Qualification Stmt I am currently entering my 21st year of employment in the compliance area of a Division I institution. My current role as Senior Associate Athletics Director for Student Services has broadened my responsibilities to include academics, compliance and sports medicine. This has allowed me to view issues from the broader perspective of overall student- athlete welfare. This is a perspective that I believe would serve me well on this committee. Committees Served On Served on the NCAA Study Group on the Use of Student-Athletes' Names and Likenesses in 2006 and 2007. Prof Empl Hist High School Mathematics Teacher - 1970 - 1975 College Mathematics Instructor (2-year Engineering Students) - 1975 - 1977 High School Mathematics Teacher and Guidance Counselor - 1978 - 1988 University of Kentucky Compliance Coordinator - 1989-1992 University of Kentucky Director of Compliance - 1992-1996 University of Kentucky Assistant AD for Compliance - 1997 - 2001 University of Kentucky Associate AD for Compliance - 2002 - 2004 University of KY Senior Associate AD for Student Services - 2005 - Present Education Bachelor of Science in Theoretical Mathematics - George Peabody College - 1970 Master of Education in Guidance and Counseling - Middle Tennessee State Univ - 1974 DIVISION I LEGISLATIVE REIVEW/INTERPRETATIONS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Tim Mooney Job Title Assoc. Athletic Director/External Affair Institution University of Idaho Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Western Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt I have had the unique opportunity to view higher education from 3 prespectives; as a faculty member at the rank of full professor, as a Head Coach at a BCS school and most recently as an Administrator; This would allow me to evaluate the intent and impact of legislation from all points of view. Committees Served On I have not served on an NCAA committee to this point. Prof Empl Hist Faculty Member and Head Baseball Coach Albertson College of Idaho Head Baseball Coach for Washington State University Associate Director of Development for Washington State University Associate Athletic Director for External Opereations University of Idaho Education BS Physical Education MS Exercise Science DIVISION I LEGISLATIVE REIVEW/INTERPRETATIONS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Paul C. Bowden Designation CCD Job Title Director of Compliance Institution George Mason University Gender M Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Colonial Athletic Association Qualification Stmt Working for the past 4 plus years within 2 Athletic Departments at the Division I level, has given me a great deal of experience in making interpretative decisions in day-to-day operations within a compliance office. I have also had the opportunity to work through a Major Rules Investigation by the NCAA Enforcement Division. This experience gave me further insight in the realm of what is perceived as major violations, secondary and the importance of the member institutions to not be afraid of secondary violations, but embrace them in a sense as learning experiences. I served as Co-Chair of the MEAC Compliance Coordinators Association for 2 years ('04-'06). This was a standing committee that met once a year and participated in monthly conference calls to enhance educational opportunities for the Conference Compliance Coordinators. Serving on the LRIC would continue my professional develpment and education, along with providing me additional insight on the interpretive process.

Committees Served On Co-Chair of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Compliance Coordinator Association (2004-2006) Prof Empl Hist August 2002-August 2006, Served as Assistant Athletic Director and Compliance Coordinator (Hampton University) July 2004 promoted to Associate Athletic Director and Compliance Coordinator (Hampton University - Division I-AA, 16 Sports) August 2006-present, Director of Compliance (George Mason University - Division I-AA, 16 Sports) Education 1991, Hampton University, Bachelor of Arts in Psychology DIVISION I LEGISLATIVE REIVEW/INTERPRETATIONS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Loretta Lamar Designation SWA Job Title Associate Director of Athletics Institution U.S. Naval Academy Gender F Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Patriot League Qualification Stmt I have worked in the compliance area since 1989, progressively moving up from assistant to the FAR to my current position of Associate AD for Compliance/SWA. In this time, I have seen the association and the compliance area grow. I feel that I have a good understanding of the rules and their intent and would be a good asset for the committee to bring another perspective. Committees Served On I served on the AEC Cabinet prior to its being disbanded. Currently, I am a member of the Academics Cabinet. Prof Empl Hist I served on the AEC Cabinet prior to its being disbanded. Currently, I am a member of the Academics Cabinet. Education Graduate of Stanford University with a BS in Applied Earth Science in 1989. Received a JD from the University of Oregon in 1993. DIVISION I LEGISLATIVE REIVEW/INTERPRETATIONS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Laurie Weinstein Designation CCD Job Title Assisant Athletics Director/Compliance Institution University of Hartford Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference America East Conference Qualification Stmt Laurie is an experienced administrator in the compliance area and is interested in serving on a related committee. She would be an asset to the committee stucture.

Committees Served On Have served the Play it Smart Organization as a trainer for high school counselors re: initial eligibility. Currently serving on the Sports Advisory Board/Connecticut Commission on Culture and Tourism/Collegiate Events. Served on the Connecticut Women's Sports Council. Prof Empl Hist I have been working in Division I Collegiate Athletics for ten years, eight of which have been in Compliance at the University of Hartford. As the sole compliance staff member, I am responsible for initial academic eligibility, and progress toward degree tracking and certification. I am also responsible for educating the Department of Athletics staff on NCAA regulations and communicating all legislative changes and interpretations to Department staff and the University Community at large. I am very interested in using my significant experience regarding Progress Toward Degree and legislation/interpretations at the NCAA committee level. Having been hands on in both areas for eight years, I am very excited about the opportunity to work with other athletics professionals on a committee in PTD or legislative review interpretations. I believe my experience in dealing with thousands of student-athletes and hundreds of academic and legislative issues demonstrates that I can benefit the NCAA committees, student-athletes, and institutions. I have worked with NCAA staff in order to effectively solve problems and reach conclusions around student-athlete academic issues and legislative interpretations issues. I look forward to contributing to the committee review process. Education BA-Psychology University of Hartford DIVISION I LEGISLATIVE REIVEW/INTERPRETATIONS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Sherryta Freeman Job Title Assoc AD, Compliance & Student Services Institution Temple University Gender F Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic 10 Conference Qualification Stmt With approximately six years of experience in the field of athletics compliance, I have developed a strong sense of the appropriate application of NCAA rules and an understanding of the rationale of a particular bylaw. I have a sincere interest in rules interpretations and find myself utilizing LSDBi to confirm interpretations for our institution and to also educate our coaches and staff for future questions. I would be dedicated to the time commitment for this committee and look forward to this wonderful opportunity. Committees Served On Atlantic 10 - Academic Issues Committee (2007-08, 2008-09) Temple University - Co-Chair of Governance & Rules Compliance Sub-committee for NCAA Recertification (2007-08, 2008-09)

Prof Empl Hist Temple University - Associate AD/Compliance & Student Services (7/07 - present) Temple University - Assistant AD/Compliance (8/05 - 6/07) Dartmouth College - Assistant AD/Compliance (1/04 - 8/05) Dartmouth College - Assistant to Intercollegiate Programs (7/03 - 12/03)

Education M.S., Sport Management, University of Massachusetts - Amherst - 2004 B.A., Environmental Studies, Dartmouth College - 2001 NACWAA/HERS Institute for Administrative Advancement - Graduate DIVISION I LEGISLATIVE REIVEW/INTERPRETATIONS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Darryl Pope Designation CCD Institution Kennesaw State University Gender M Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Sun Conference Qualification Stmt As you can see from Darryl Pope's biographical information, he would be an excellent addition to this committee. As a senior administrator at Kennesaw State University and other institutions in the past, he has vast knowledge in compliance and legislation. He is very qualified for serving on this committee and would be an excellent addition to the committee. Committees Served On Member NCAA Peer Review Team Prof Empl Hist U. Maryland Eastern Shore Asst. Athletic Director for Compliance 1995-1997 Temple U. Director of compliance 1997-2000 Cal State Northridge Asst Director of Athletics 2000-2005 Kennesaw State U. Associate Athletic Director 2005-present Education B.S. Howard U. 1986 M.S. Grambling State U. 1998 Ed.D. Temple U. 1997 DIVISION I LEGISLATIVE REIVEW/INTERPRETATIONS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Rachelle Held Designation Job Title Director of Compliance Institution Canisius College Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt As a former Assistant Commissioner for compliance at the Northeast Conference and a current Director of Compliance at Canisius College, my experiences in and passion for reviewing, understanding and interpreting NCAA legislation would make me a valuable member of this committee. My professional positions and the daily operations that come with them over the last five years have included analyzing and interpreting both proposed and current legislation that directly affects coaches, administrators and student-athletes alike. I am committed to upholding and maintaining the mission of the NCAA membership and would continue to do so if chosen for this committee.

Committees Served On July 2009-present: MAAC Compliance and Enforcement Committee Prof Empl Hist August 2004 - July 2005: MAAC Administrative fellow, Compliance July 2005 - February 2008: Northeast Conference Assistant Commissioner, Compliance February 2008 - Present: Canisius College, Director of Compliance

Education May 2003: Bachelor of Arts; Canisius College January 2004: MS, Sport Administration; Canisius College 2009-10 PROGRESS TOWARD DEGREE WAIVER COMMITTEE

Legislated Eight members. Requirements: Committee FAR. Preference Vacancies: Two September 2010 vacancies. Only one may be from the FBS. Staff Liaisons: Katy Yurk, Jennifer Lane Chair:

DIV. POS. GEN EM NAME AND CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 INSTITUTION FBS Dir of M N Chris Helms Atlantic Coast Helms Helms Helms* Academic Virginia Polytechnic Support Institute & State University FBS Asst. AD F N Jody Sykes Big East Sykes Sykes* University of Louisville FBS FAR M N Todd Diacon Southeastern Diacon* University of Tennessee, Knoxville FBS Asst AD M N Daniel McCarthy Sun Belt McCarthy McCarthy McCarthy* University of South Alabama FCS Asst Com for F Y Joyce Bell Northeast Bell Bell Bell Bell* Comp Northeast Conference FCS FAR M Y Jesse James Ohio Valley James James James James* Tennessee State University FCS Asst. AD M N Scott Lazenby Southland Lazenby Lazenby* Texas State University-San Marcos DI Asst. AD F N Shaney Fink West Coast Fink* University of San Diego

*Not eligible for reappointment. 10/13/09

DIVISION I PROGRESS-TOWARDS-DEGREE WAIVER COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Doug King Southern Conference Southern Conference 4-Aug-04 1-Sep-09 Sybil A. Boudreaux University of New Orleans Sun Belt Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Leon Donaldson Morgan State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Paula Morrow Iowa State University Big 12 Conference 28-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Dennis Raetz Indiana State University Missouri Valley Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Marlynn R. Jones, Esq. University of South Carolina, Columbia Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Hal Rothman University of Nevada, Las Vegas Mountain West Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-06 Paula Smith University of California, Riverside Big West Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Carolyn M. Callahan University of Virginia Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Jan-99 1-Sep-05 Clemmie F. Hill South Carolina State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 20-Mar-98 1-Sep-04 Ken Casavant Washington State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Oct-02 1-Sep-04 Beth Chapman, Esq. Southland Conference Southland Conference 1-Sep-01 20-Jul-04 Cynthia A. Harris The Summit League The Summit League 20-Mar-98 1-Sep-02 Jacqueline G. Campbell Atlantic 10 Conference Atlantic 10 Conference 20-Mar-98 1-Sep-02 James M. Klein University of Toledo Mid-American Conference 20-Mar-98 1-Sep-01 Thomas W. Adair III Texas A&M University, College Station Big 12 Conference 20-Mar-98 1-Sep-00

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 DIVISION PROGRESS-TOWARD-DEGREE WAIVER COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Scott Williams Assoc. AD for Compliance Oklahoma State University Big 12 Conference FBS M Paul Robinson University Registrar University of Michigan Big Ten Conference FBS M Elizabeth Broughton Professor of Leadership and Eastern Michigan University Mid-American Conference FBS F Counseling Dawn Martinez Assistant Athletics Director University of New Mexico Mountain West Conference FBS F Y

Chris Cook Associate AD Washington State University Pacific-10 Conference FBS M

Gary L. Waters FAR Auburn University Southeastern Conference FBS M

Paul Bowden Associate Athletic Dir. for George Mason University Colonial Athletic FCS M Y Compliance Association C. Bruce Myers FAR/Professor Austin Peay State University Ohio Valley Conference FCS M RESEARCH 09/10 Ann-Marie Guglieri Assistant AD Colgate University Patriot League FCS F Robert A. Strong FAR/Professor of University of Maine, Orono America East Conference DI M Finance/Investment Educatio

Richard Tiner FAR Belmont University Atlantic Sun Conference DI M Holly Trexler SWA/Associate Athletics University of the Pacific Big West Conference DI F Director John B. Stranges Academic Affairs Niagara University Metro Atlantic Athletic DI M Conference Thomas Cody Faculty Athletics Western Illinois University The Summit League DI M Representative Mitchell R. Malachowski FAR/Professor of Chemistry University of San Diego West Coast Conference DI M

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Name Scott Williams Job Title Associate AD of Compliance Institution Oklahoma State University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big 12 Conference Qualification Stmt Oversee comprehensive compliance program for Oklahoma State University; Developed Oklahoma State University Academic Performance Program policies and procedures for submission of data; Developed monitoring and initial eligibility program; Developed bid to host 2006 & 2007 NCAA Division I Baseball Regional and Super Regional; Supervise eight coaches, two student assistants, and eight varsity programs; Primary Athletic Department contact for all University Administrative Departments including Student Affairs, Housing, Financial Aid, Admissions, Registrars, and Academic Affairs; Athletic Department Chair of NCAA Certification and Interim Report Committee; Coordinate and preside over monthly coaches meetings; Monitor Athletic Department Policy and Procedures Manual to ensure compliance with University regulations, state law, and NCAA guidelines; Coordinate and monitor all event management activities for athletic events hosted by Oral Roberts University

Committees Served On 2002-2004 Mid-Continent Conference Women¿s Soccer Sports Committee Chairman; Oklahoma Bar, Active Member, July 1998-Present; University Improvement and Student Learning Committee Task Force Chairman; Served as Championship Manager for thirteen Mid-Continent Conference Championships hosted by Oral Roberts University

Prof Empl Hist Compliance Intern, University of Kansas Summer 1997, Fall 1998 Compliance Coordinator, Oral Roberts University 1998-1999 Director of Compliance, Oral Roberts University 1999-2000 Assistant Athletic Director, Oral Roberts University 2000-2005 Assistant Athletic Director of Compliance, Oklahoma State University 2005-2006 Associate Athletic Director, Oklahoma State University 2006-Present

Education Bachelor of Science in Accounting, Oklahoma State University 1995 Juris Doctorate, Oklahoma State University 1998 DIVISION I PROGRESS-TOWARD-DEGREE WAIVER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Paul Robinson Job Title University Registrar Institution University of Michigan Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big Ten Conference Qualification Stmt As University Registrar, I have extensive experience in matters related to student records, retention and reporting. My office serves an important role in determining athletes’ eligibility to participate in NCAA sports as well as for compiling the data used to for the APR. I take such responsibilities seriously and desire to become involved in work that supports student athletes. I am interested in contributing to the work of a NCAA athletic committee. Committees Served On Active member in several professional associations, including:

- Michigan Association for Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (MACRAO), 1989 – Present - American Association for Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (AACRA0), 1989 – Present - American Association of Universities (AAU), 1999 – Present - Association for Institutional Research (AIR), 2004 - Present

Prof Empl Hist July 2001 – Present: University Registrar, University of Michigan – Ann Arbor, MI

March 1999 – June 2001: Associate Registrar, University of Michigan – Ann Arbor, MI

August 1989 – February 1999: Assistant Registrar, Wayne State University – Detroit, MI

May 1984 – July 1989: Director of Information Systems, University of Detroit-Mercy – Detroit, MI

Education 1994, M.P.A., Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan. Major: Public Administration Concentration: Information Systems

1981, B.A., Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan. Major: Public Affairs

DIVISION I PROGRESS-TOWARD-DEGREE WAIVER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Elizabeth Broughton Job Title Professor of Leadership and Counseling Institution Eastern Michigan University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-American Conference Qualification Stmt Similar to APR standards, academic progress eligiblity issues are changing the academic-athletic relationahip for SAs in a positive direction. At Eastern Michigan I had the oportunity to review waiver requests. I realize this committee will require activities byond my normal professional responsibilities and I am willing to accept this important responsibility. Prior to becoming faculty, I worked in student affairs in which judicial issues among students was an aspect of the job. In addition, I was a coach and SA. According to NCAA guidance regading the FAR position, it states, the FAR has responsibility in several areas, including the enhancement of academic integrity, institutional control and SA welfare. Maintaining high academic standards and graduating SAs is an important aspect for our institutions. My professional, scholarly and athletic background makes me a uniquely qualified candidate to represent the academic interests of the NCAA and DI members as it relates to our SAs. Committees Served On None, NCAA MAC Infractions Committee Member, 2007- present Attended NCAA Rules Seminar, 2007 & 2009 Attended FARA, 2007 & 2009

Prof Empl Hist Professor, Eastern Michigan University, 1997-present Assistant Dean, Student Services, 1987-1997 University of Florida Student Affairs Coordinator II, 1986-87 University of Florida Student Affairs Coordinator I, 1985-86 University of Florida Graduate Assistant, Dean of Students, 1982-85 University of Florida Women’s Tennis Coach, 1978-1981 University of Florida

Education Doctor of Education - University of Florida; Gainesville, Florida Major: Student Personnel in Higher Education May 1996 Education Specialist Degree - University of Florida; Gainesville, Florida Major: Agency, Correctional, and Developmental Counseling (CACREP accredited) May, 1985 Master of Education Degree - University of Florida; Gainesville, Florida Major: Agency, Correctional, and Developmental Counseling (CACREP accredited) May, 1985 Bachelor of Arts - Rollins College; Winter Park, Florida Major: Behavioral Science and History May, 1976 DIVISION I PROGRESS-TOWARD-DEGREE WAIVER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Dawn Martinez Designation CCD Job Title Assistant Athletics Director Institution University of New Mexico Gender F Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mountain West Conference Qualification Stmt I have been the Asst. AD for Compliance at UNM for almost two years. From 2001-2008, I was an athletic academic advisor at UNM. From 1997-2000, I worked in the Registrar's Office where I assisted our Asst. Registrar who oversaw athletic certification. I have worked with student-athletes very directly for several years and I believe this perspective helps me to be very analytical with an eye for problem solving as it relates to the student- athlete experience. Additionally, I have seen eligibility and the certification process from the varied points of view of the Registrar's Office, academic advising, and the Compliance Office. This thorough understanding of eligibility would be a great asset in making PTD d e c i s i o n s .

Committees Served On UNM Substance Abuse Prevention Council, 2005 - present; UNM Athletic Council Governance, Compliance & Fiscal Integrity subcommittee, 2008 - present; UNM Athletic Dept. Crisis Management Team, 2008 - present; UNM Banner Admissions Implementation Team, 2005 - 2006 Prof Empl Hist Univ. of New Mexico Athletics (Academics 5/01-2/08; Compliance 2/08- 1 1 / 0 9 ) Univ. of New Mexico Registrar's Office (8/94-4/01) Univ. of New Mexico Admission's Office (4/91-8/94)

Education Bachelors of University Studies, Concentration in Sociology (12/2000) DIVISION I PROGRESS-TOWARD-DEGREE WAIVER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Chris Cook Job Title Associate Athletic Director Institution Washington State University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Pacific-10 Conference Qualification Stmt My interest in the PTD Waiver Committee comes from a desire to expand my understanding of national trends impacting the student-athlete population on a whole. I want to grow my knowledge base and improve my ability to further identify and resolve the issues facing student-athletes at Washington State University as well as the PAC-10 Conference. I also have a genuine interest in being a part of a process that is vested in Academic objectivity, yet cognizant of the entire collegiate experience. I currently serve at Washington State University as Associate Director of Athletics/Academic Support Services and I am responsible for the oversight of the Institution’s comprehensive athletic/academic support program and services. Additionally I serve on the Athletics Department Executive Staff and I am the sport supervisor for the WSU tennis program. I have 13 years of academic advising, counseling and administrative experience that would greatly add to the PTD Waiver Committee.

Committees Served On *Serving member on the Washington State University (WSU) CLASP (Coordinated Literacy Achievement Support Program) working group (Fall2008 – Present) *Chair of the WSU Persistence and Achievement Committee (which Submitted the 2008- 2009 NCAA WSU Football Academic Recovery Plan) (Fall2008 – Present) *Served on the WSU Advising Research Ad-Hoc Committee (Sept 2006 – Mar 2007) *Serving member on the Washington State University STAR (Strategic Team Approach to Retention) working group (Fall2007 – Present) *Active member of NACADA and WSU-ACADA (Fall2009 – Present) *Active member of N4A (Fall2000 – Present) Prof Empl Hist Associate Athletic Director of Academic Support Services, Washington State University (Aug 2007-Present) Director of Academic Support Services, Washington State University (Nov 2003 – Aug 2007) Director of Retention and Graduation, Washington State University (Aug 2002 – Nov 2003) Academic Counselor/Football Liaison/ P.A.C. Coordinator, Washington State University (Aug 1998 – Aug 2001) Academic Counselor/Intern, Washington State University (Aug 1997 – Aug 1998)

Education Master of Education & Administration (emphasis in teaching methods), University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho; 2001 Naval Cryptological Technician Operator “A” school, US Navy, Pensacola, Florida; 1994 Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology, Washington State University, Pullman, Washington; 1992 DIVISION I PROGRESS-TOWARD-DEGREE WAIVER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Gary Waters Designation FAR Institution Auburn University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Southeastern Conference Qualification Stmt I am in my third year of service as the Faculty Athletics Representative of Auburn Universiy. I have served on our Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics for the last eight years. I also chaired the Steering Committee when Auburn University was considered for athletics certification. I feel my background as a college professor for approximately 30 years and my experience in working with student-athletes has prepared me well for service on this committee.

Committees Served On None Prof Empl Hist I taught at Auburn University for seven years. Then, I was a faculty member at the University of Texas in Austin for approximatley ten years. I returned to Auburn University in 1997. I will complete my 30th year as a college professor in 2010.

Education B.S. in Business Administration--Major in Accounting--Auburn University--1976

M.A. in Accoutancy--University of Alabama--1977

Dcotor of Business Administration--Major in Accounting--University of Tennessee--1981 DIVISION I PROGRESS-TOWARD-DEGREE WAIVER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Paul C. Bowden Job Title Associate Athletic Dir. for Compliance Institution George Mason University Gender M Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Colonial Athletic Association Qualification Stmt I have nine years of experience in the area of NCAA Divison I rules compliance and would appreciate the opportunity to gain additional experience at the national level by serving on an NCAA committee. I have processed numerous Progress Towards Degree Waivers over the years and have a good understanding of the PTD rules and the waiver process.

Committees Served On I was chair in 2004 and co-chair in 2005 of the MEAC Compliance Committee. I am currently a member of the GMU Land Use Committee (2009-10). Prof Empl Hist August 2002 - August 2006 Assistant/Associate Director of Athletics, Hampton University. August 2006 - Present Associate Athletic Director for Compliance, George Mason University. Education BA Psychology, Hampton University 1991 DIVISION I PROGRESS-TOWARD-DEGREE WAIVER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Bruce Myers Designation FAR Job Title Professor Institution Austin Peay State University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Ohio Valley Conference Qualification Stmt I served on the Initial Eligibility Waivers Commmittee for three years. I am a FAR who works hands on with eligibility, and feel that I am very very qualified for this role.

Committees Served On NCAA Initial Eligibility Waivers Committee, 2005-2008?? NCAA Research Committee, 2007-2011 Prof Empl Hist Professor and Department Chair Department of Computer Science and Information Technology Austin Peay State University, Clarksville, TN Chair since 2003, Professor since 1979 Education PH. D., University of Kentucky, Mathematics, 1970 M. A., University of Kentucky, 1967 B. A., Berea College, 1965 DIVISION I PROGRESS-TOWARD-DEGREE WAIVER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Ann-Marie Guglieri Designation CCD Job Title Assistant AD Institution Colgate University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Patriot League Qualification Stmt I have a sincere interest in the hopes of being placed on the NCAA Progress towards Degree Committee. I have been involved in all aspects of a comprehensive division I compliance area at two different institutions with very high academic standards, and therefore understand the intricacies of the NCAA rules regarding progress towards degree. I currently am in charge of all aspects of the compliance area at my current institution and am responsible for submitting PTD waiver, therefore have a very current understanding of issues facing both student-athletes, and the NCAA in today’s environment of intercollegiate athletics. Committees Served On Member of NACWAA Member of NACDA Member of NAAC Currently serving on various Colgate University committees such as: Faculty Affairs Committee, Committee on Standards and Academic Standing, and Affirmative Action Oversight Committee Prof Empl Hist COLGATE UNIVERSITY – Assistant Director of Athletics (Dec.2007-present) -Sport Supervisor of Women’s Lacrosse, Field Hockey, Men and Women’s Cross Country, Men and Women’s Track, Men and Women’s Rowing, Cheer Team and Equipment Room -Oversee an administrative assistant, administrative intern, and 4 interns -Oversee the entire compliance department for 25 varsity teams -Conduct monthly compliance meetings for all head & assistant coaches -File all Patriot League, and NCAA PTD, IEW, SAR, SLR waivers -Responsible for submission of department’s APR & GSR reports -Work directly with Life/CHAMPS Skills coordinator in monitoring and assisting SA's with their academic progress and goals -Championship Manager–Patriot League Tennis Tournament, Patriot League Men’s Soccer Tournament, NCAA Women’s Lacrosse 1st round, Patriot League XC Championship -Assist in all aspects of event management for all sports -Lead administrator of Patriot League Women’s Basketball Grant Imitative designed to increase fan attendance DARTMOUTH COLLEGE – Assistant to Varsity Sports (July 2006 – Dec. 2007) -Assist in the NCAA and Ivy League rules education of coaches and student-athletes for 34 varsity sports and nearly 950 student-athletes -Prepare and present materials at monthly departmental compliance meetings -Present NCAA and Ivy League rules to student-athletes at compliance meetings -Monitor initial-eligibility for incoming freshmen through the NCAA Eligibility Center -Responsible for updating and maintaining the comprehensive student-athlete database including squad lists and relevant student-athlete information -Maintain current knowledge in the area of Ivy League & NCAA rules -Assist in all aspects of compliance duties such as interpretations, EADA preparation, APR preparation, and certification of all student-athletes SMITH COLLEGE-Athletic Department Intern(Jan.2006-May 2006) SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE-Field Hockey Assistant Coach(Aug 04 - May 06)

Education Springfield College - Masters of Education, Concentration in Athletic Administration (May 2006) - Thesis Research – The Differences in the Knowledge and Perception of Title IX among Division I and Division III Female Student-Athletes Syracuse University - Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (May 2004) - Minor in Sociology DIVISION I PROGRESS-TOWARD-DEGREE WAIVER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Bob Strong Designation FAR Job Title Professor of Finance/Investment Educatio Institution University of Maine, Orono Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference America East Conference Qualification Stmt I will be happy to serve on this committee if selected. While I am relatively new in my Faculty Athletics Representative role, I am impressed with the thorough process by which we seek to maintain academic integrity while providing an exceptional college experience for our student athletes. I am aware of the special challenges student athletes face, having been an All American three times while in college. At the same time, I think personal responsibility and accountability are critically important.

Committees Served On I currently serve as the Faculty Athletics Representative for the University of Maine. I was a scoring official for the NCAA Rifle Championships at West Point sometime in the mid 1980s. Prof Empl Hist United States Army 1972 - 1978 Penn State University lecturer, 1981 - 1983 Professor of Finance, University of Maine, 1983 - present Visiting Professor of Finance, Maine Maritime Academy, summers, 1990 - 1995 Visiting Professor of Finance, Harvard University, summers, 1994 - 1999 Deputy Director, Summer Economics Program, Harvard University, 1997 - 1999

Education PhD in finance, Penn State University, 1983 Master of Science in Business Administration, Boston University, 1975 Bachelor of Science (engineering), United States Military Academy, 1972 DIVISION I PROGRESS-TOWARD-DEGREE WAIVER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Rich Tiner Designation FAR Institution Belmont University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Sun Conference Qualification Stmt Dr. Rich Tiner is a valuable member of the Atlantic Sun Conference membership and Faculty Athletics Representative group. In addition to his work with the FAR group, he has served on numerous committees within the conference, has chaired numerous committees within the conference and currently serves as Chair of the A-Sun Marketing Committee. He is of the highest integrity of any administrator in our conference and his many talents begin with serving in a very involved role as the FAR at Belmont and extend to serving as the radio personality for Belmont women's basketball. The qualities he possesses would make him an excellent member of the Div. I Progress Toward Degree Waivers Committee.

Committees Served On Broadcast Education Association: Chair of Radio Division 2006-2008 Broadcast Education Association: Vice-Chair of Radio Division 2004-2006 Atlantic Sun Conference: Chair of Marketing Committee (current) Atlantic Sun Conference: Member, Executive Committee (current) Prof Empl Hist Professor of Media Studies (Tenured): Belmont University 1996-present Vice President of Programming/Operations: Morningstar Radio Network 1991-1996 Member: Nashville Sounds (AAA Milwaukee Brewers) Broadcast Team 2008-2009

Education Doctor of Philosophy in Communication Studies (Media Emphasis) Regent University Master of Science in Communication Studies Eastern Washington University DIVISION I PROGRESS-TOWARD-DEGREE WAIVER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Holly Trexler Designation SWA Institution University of the Pacific Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big West Conference Qualification Stmt Ms. Trexler has over nine years of experience working with student-athlete initial, transfer and continuing eligibility issues. At North Carolina A*&T, Quinnipiac, and the University of the Pacific she has monitored eligibility within the athletics program and has worked closely with the Registrar’s office in certification of eligibility. She has been the processing person on each campus for all NCAA waiver applications and thus is intimately aware of all issues that would come before this committee.

Committees Served On Ms. Trexler has served on the NCAA National Leadership Conference Selection Committee for three years. She is currently involved in many campus committees, including Judicial Review Board, University Diversity Committee, Campus Climate Committee, Alcohol Task Force, Council of Assistant and Associate Deans, and Academic Council.

Prof Empl Hist 2005-Present: University of the Pacific, Associate Director of Athletics for Student- Athlete Services and Compliance/SWA 2002-2005: Quinnipiac University, Assistant Director of Athletics for Academic Support 1999-2002: North Carolina A& T State University, Assistant Director of Athletics for Eligibility and Student Services/SWA

Education J.D., University of Kansas M.A. Ed. (Sports Administration Emphasis), University of Kansas B.A. (English and African American Studies), University of Kansas DIVISION I PROGRESS-TOWARD-DEGREE WAIVER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name John Stranges Job Title Academic Affairs Institution Niagara University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt I have served as the Faculty Athletics Representative and Chair of the Faculty Athetics Advisory Committee since 1997. As a faculty member for more than 20 years and a vice predident for academic affairs at Niagara for nearly the same amount of time, I have been involved in monitoring and assisting students toward the completion of their degrees for most of my professional life. I have alsom worked closely with the Associate Director of Athletics for Compliance in evaluating specific requests for waivers. This is a subject which demands impartial judgments that seek fairness and opportunity for participation for student-athletes while preserving academic integrity, the most fundamental principle of a university.

Committees Served On I have never served on a NCAA committee but have served on numerous state-wide educational committees and evaluation teams over the years. Prof Empl Hist I have served Niagara University as a professor, senior vice-president, and the institution's first University Professor over a period of some forty years. I have received the university's John Lynch Award, Caritas Medal, and Medal of Honor, all in recognition of outstanding service to the institution and particularly its students.

Education B.A. Niagara University Ph.D. Columbia University Publications in foreign policy,university administration,the management of environmental crises, and international health care. DIVISION I PROGRESS-TOWARD-DEGREE WAIVER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Thomas Cody Job Title Faculty Athletics Representative Institution Western Illinois University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference The Summit League Qualification Stmt Currently I am the Faculty Athletics Representative at Western Illinois University. I previously served on the AEC recruiting subcommittee prior to the re-organization of the NCAA Management structure. I really enjoyed my time while I served on the AEC. Since I left the AEC I have been looking for an opportunity to get back to working in the NCAA committee structure. Committees Served On I was on the AEC and was on the Recruiting Subcommittee for parts of 2007-2008 before the committee was restructured under the current system. I have also served on the Mid-Western Educational Research Association Board of Directors for the last 6 years. Prof Empl Hist NCAA Faculty Athletics Representative Western Illinois University (1999 - present) Professor Dept of Educational and Interdisciplinary Studies Western Illinois University (1995 - present) Doctoral Student SIU-C 1991-1995 - Served as a Graduate Assistant Dept of Educational Psychology - during this time I also completed a 1 year School Psychology Internship Asst Director of Housing / Asst Director of Campus Recreation Morningside College(1988- 1991) Asst Football Coach Morningside College 1988 Graduate Asst Football Coach SIU-C 1986-1988

Education Ph.D. Educational Psychology Human Learning and Development, Specialization in School Psychology - Southern Illinois University Carbondale - May 1995 MS Educational Psychology Specialization in Sports Psychology - Southern Illinois University Carbondale - May 1988 BS Business / Marketing - Southern Illinois University Carbondale - May 1981 DIVISION I PROGRESS-TOWARD-DEGREE WAIVER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Mitch Malachowski Designation FAR Job Title Professor of Chemistry Institution University of San Diego Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference West Coast Conference Qualification Stmt I am interested in academic issues associated with student-athletes as I have served as FAR at the University of San Diego since 1996. In this capacity, I am responsible for certifying continuing eligibility for student-athletes and therefore regularly review all student files.

I have considerable experience in handling waiver issues and appeals as I served as Associate Dean of Arts and Sciences at USD for five years. In that role, I reviewed transfer evaluations and was responsible for all decisions on waivers of academic requirements, academic probation, disqualifications and any appeals of academic decisions. I also was responsible for all academic advising in the College. In all of these roles, I was kind and compassionate to all students and families while being firm and fair to our institutional expectations.

Committees Served On None Prof Empl Hist Professor of Chemistry. Education BS Rhode Island College PhD: University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 2009-10 DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON STUDENT-ATHLETE REINSTATEMENT

Composition: Five members, one of which shall be a representative from the Academic Cabinet. Members are eligible to serve two, three-year terms. Exempt from 50% subdivision limitation. Vacancies: One July 2010 vacancy. Any subdivision. Staff Liaisons: Jennifer Henderson Chair:

SUB EM/GEN ROLE NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 7/09-7/10 7/10-7/11 7/11-7/12 FBS Y/M Sr Assoc Tony Hernandez Atlantic Coast Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez AD University of Miami (FL) (term 1) (term 1) (term 1) FBS Y/F ASSOC Carol Iwaoka Big Ten Iwaoka* COMM Big Ten Conference (term 2) one year term extension FBS N/M FAR Kenneth White Western Athletic Conference White Utah State University (Academic Cabinet member)

FBS N/M Sr Assoc David Wells Southeastern Wells (Wells) AD University of Mississippi (term 1) (term 1)

FCS N/F Asst Dir Megan McHugo Ivy Group McHugo McHugo McHugo Ivy Group (term 1) (term 1) (term 1)

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DIVISION I STUDENT-ATHLETE REINSTATEMENT COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Lynn Meade University of Texas at El Paso Conference USA 1-Jul-09 14-Sep-09 Carolyn V. O'Connell Loyola University (Illinois) Horizon League 1-Jun-02 1-Jul-09 Sheahon Zenger Illinois State University Missouri Valley Conference 1-Jul-06 1-Jul-09 Keith Gill American University Patriot League 1-Jun-05 1-Jul-08 Susan Albrecht University of Pittsburgh Big East Conference 6-Nov-06 11-Dec-06 Cecil O. Huey Jr. Clemson University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Jun-02 1-Jun-06 Shawn Eichorst University of South Carolina, Columbia Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-04 19-Apr-06 Carolayne Henry Mountain West Conference Mountain West Conference 1-Jun-02 1-Jun-05 David O'Connor University of New Hampshire America East Conference 1-Jun-02 1-Jun-04

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON STUDENT-ATHLETE REINSTATEMENT NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Joshua Snyder Associate Athletics Iowa State University Big 12 Conference FBS M Director/Compliance Kyle Condor Assistant Provost for Compliance Tulane University Conference USA FBS M Jennifer Kulics Assoc. A.D. (Academics/Student Kent State University Mid-American Conference FBS F Y Welfare) Chad Gwilliam Director of Athletics Compliance Brigham Young Mountain West Conference FBS M University Cynthia Rail Associate AD/ Compliance/SA Supp. University of Denver Sun Belt Conference FBS F Servc. Paul Bowden Associate Athletic Director for George Mason Colonial Athletic Association FCS M Y Complian University Alisha Tucker Asst. Athletics Director for Compliance Norfolk State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. FCS F Y

Brady Barke Assistant Athletics Director Southeast Missouri Ohio Valley Conference FCS M State University Ann-Marie Guglieri Assistant AD Colgate University Patriot League FCS F Amanda Tyler Associate Professor of Law George Washington Atlantic 10 Conference DI F University Donna Kirk Associate Athletics Director Jacksonville University Atlantic Sun Conference DI F

Aimee Aluzzo Assistant AD for Compliance Iona College Metro Atlantic Athletic DI F Conference Josh Moon Associate Director of Athletics Western Illinois The Summit League DI M University Jeffrey R. Mitchell Assistant Athletic Director Santa Clara University West Coast Conference DI M

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 11, 2010 DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON STUDENT-ATHLETE REINSTATEMENT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Joshua Snyder Designation CCD Job Title Associate Athletics Director/Compliance Institution Iowa State University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Big 12 Conference Qualification Stmt Serving on the Division I Student-Athlete Reinstatement Committee would be very gratifying, and directing a compliance office for more than seven years has prepared me for just such a position. As the Associate AD for Compliance, I have an array of knowledge and experience from which to draw relating to student-athlete reinstatement issues. I have conducted numerous extra benefit investigations and the subsequent reinstatement process. I am experienced in international student-athlete issues and corresponding reinstatement, and I am a fair and reasonable person with a strong desire to serve student-athlete welfare interests. I have prepared numerous student-athlete reinstatement waivers, and I am intimately familiar with the requisite policies and procedures. I am very involved in the Big 12 Conference, and I have served on several conference committees and working groups. I would appreciate the opportunity to serve on the NCAA Division I Student-Athlete Reinstatement Committee

Committees Served On Various Big 12 Conference legislative and compliance subcommittees and working groups.

Prof Empl Hist Iowa State University Associate AD for Compliance: April 2006 – Present Assistant AD for Compliance: July 2006 – April 2006 Director of Compliance: June 2003 – July 2006 The University of South Dakota Associate AD (Director of Compliance): May 2001 – June 2003 The University of Nebraska at Omaha Compliance Assistant: August 2000 – May 2001 Education Iowa State University: B.S. in Exercise and Sport Sciences (Sports Management) May 1995 Creighton University School of Law: Juris Doctorate May 2001 DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON STUDENT-ATHLETE REINSTATEMENT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Kyle Condor Designation Job Title Assistant Provost for Compliance Institution Tulane University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Conference USA Qualification Stmt I am an active member of the National Association for Athletics Compliance. I am particularly interested in service on the committees listed above because I have a true passion for NCAA legislation and I am seeking ways to get more involved in the governance process. As a young compliance professional, I would offer a new and different perspective to many issues. I would also be an involved and engaged committee member. Committees Served On Tulane University - Athletics Shared Governance Committee - January 2007 - Present

Prof Empl Hist Tulane University - Assistant Provost for Athletics Compliance - November 2008 - Present Tulane University - Assistant Director of Compliance - January 2007 - October 2008 University of Nevada, Las Vegas - Graduate Assistant/Athletics Academic Services - September - December 2006 University of Nevada, Las Vegas - Graduate Assistant/Compliance - September 2005 - May 2006

Education University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) School of Law - Juris Doctor - May 2008 University of Nevada, Reno - Bachelor of Arts (History) - May 2004 DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON STUDENT-ATHLETE REINSTATEMENT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jennifer M. Kulics Job Title Assoc. A.D. (Academics/Student Welfare) Institution Kent State University Gender F Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-American Conference Qualification Stmt After serving as an athletic administrator for almost 14 years, I would like to apply my experiences in academics and student welfare to assist the reinstatement staff regarding the reinstatement process. I feel confident that I can appropriately evaluate matters surrounding the reinstatement of eligibility for an ineligible student-athlete as a result of a violation of NCAA legislation. My involvement in various waiver cases (i.e., progress- toward-degree, APR adjustments, extensions of eligibility etc.) have provided a foundation of understanding to effectively assist in the evaluation of cases as well as the implementation of policies and guidelines. I have a personal and professional interest in the development of student-athletes and a deep respect for the national office as our governing body. It would be an honor to give back in this capacity and serve the reinstatement staff. Thank you in advance for your consideration.

Committees Served On • National Committee Chair - NCAA/N4A APP Educational Initiatives Partnership (2007-2008) • NCAA Fellows Leadership Development Program – Class of 2007-08 • NCAA Site Representative – Men’s Soccer Championship (Second Round) (2008) • Site Coordination-Mid-American Conference Women’s Gymnastics Tournament (2008) • Site Coordination-Mid-American Conference Women’s Soccer Tournament (2007) • Site Coordination-Mid-American Conference Softball Tournament (2007 & 2009) • NCAA Re-Certification Committee for Equity, Welfare and Sportsmanship (2003) • NCAA Re-Certification Subcommittee Leader for Minority Issues (2003)

Prof Empl Hist 2007-Present Associate Director of Athletics Department of Intercollegiate Athletics – Kent State University 2006-Present Adjunct Professor Higher Education Administration & Sports Administration Programs 2004-2007As sistant Director of Athletics, Academic Services Department of Athletics – Kent State University 2000-2004Ac ademic Counselor Department of Athletics - Kent State University 1998-2000Di rector of Athletics, Intramurals and Recreational Sports Penn State Beaver, Monaca, PA 1996-1998W omen’s Basketball Administrative/Graduate Assistant Department of Athletics - Kent State University Education 2006 Doctor of Philosophy - Educational Administration (Higher Education & Student Personnel) Kent State University, Kent, OH 1998 Master of Arts - Physical Education (Exercise Physiology) Kent State University, Kent, OH 1996B achelor of Arts - Psychology Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON STUDENT-ATHLETE REINSTATEMENT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Chad Gwilliam Job Title Director of Athletics Compliance Institution Brigham Young University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Mountain West Conference Qualification Stmt During my time at Brigham Young University I have had the opportunity to work through numerous reinstatement cases involving our student-athletes. I have been exposed to many different situations and have been able to work with both the conference office and NCAA staff to resolve issues for our student-athletes.

I have a strong desire to serve the membership and believe that my experience will enable me to be fair and reasonable. I believe it is important to be sensitive to the unique situations each student-athlete presents to the committee and balance that with the spirit and intent of the applicable NCAA rules. Committees Served On Organizational Advancement Committee within NAAC (March 2008-current) Prof Empl Hist Assistant Compliance Coordinator at Brigham Young University (May 2003-February 2008)

Director of Athletics Compliance at Brigham Young University (March 2008-current)

Education Bachelors of Science in Sport Management with minors in Business Administration and Spanish (08/2002)

Currently working on Masters of Public Administration (Graduation August 2010) DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON STUDENT-ATHLETE REINSTATEMENT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Cynthia Rail Job Title Associate AD/ Compliance/SA Supp. Servc. Institution University of Denver Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Sun Belt Conference Qualification Stmt The combination of my experiences, passion for giving back to the Membership and my firm commitment to student-athlete wellbeing make me the ideal candidate for the SAR Committee. Having been a student-athlete, a NCAA Assistant Director of Student-Athlete Reinstatement and now an Associate AD for Compliance, I will bring balance and a unique perspective to the Committee. During my tenure with the SAR staff I served as the liaison to the Amateurism Certification team at the NCAA Eligibility Center and was heavily involved in processing the majority of the amateurism appeals with the SAR Committee during the first two years of the process. I have a thorough understanding of the guidelines, case precedent and the pressing issues facing the staff and Committee. I am a firm believer in the student-athlete first philosophy and strongly value the purpose of the reinstatement process. It would be a great honor to serve in a capacity where I can once again contribute to this important area. Committees Served On Served as NCAA staff liaison to Division II Student-Athlete Reinstatement Committee. (June 2006 - Feb 2009) Supported NCAA staff liaisons to Division I Student-Athlete Reinstatement Committee through attendance at all meetings, preparation and presentation of meeting supplements and composition of committee reports. Similar support provided for joint meetings with all three Divisional SAR Committees. (June 2006 – Feb 2009) Aided NCAA staff liaisons to NCAA Olympic Sports Liaison Committee with issue tracking, preparation and presentation of meeting supplements and composition of committee reports on volunteer basis while an Assistant Director and as Intern liaison while an NCAA Intern. (June 2006 – Feb 2009) Served on the NCAA Intern Selection Committee (Fall 2007 – Feb 2009) Assisted Division II Governance staff with 2007 Convention proceedings (attended several meetings including Presidents Council, Management Council and the Business Session) (January 2007) Prof Empl Hist Associate Athletic Director for Compliance and Student-Athlete Support Services University of Denver, Division of Athletics and Recreation (Feb 2009-present) Assistant Director of Academic and Membership Affairs/Student-Athlete Reinstatement National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) (April 2007-Feb 2009) Membership Services/Student-Athlete Reinstatement Intern National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) (June 2006-April 2007) Senior Management Intern University of Denver, Division of Athletics and Recreation (2005–2006) Administrative Intern for the Senior Associate Athletic Director/SWA University of California, Davis, Department of Athletics (2004–2005) Corporate Development and Event Management Intern California Community Colleges Commission on Athletics (COA) (2004–2005) Event Manager Education University of Denver, Daniels College of Business M.B.A., emphasis in Sports Management Beta Gamma Sigma Honoree University of California, Davis B.S. Clinical Nutrition, Minor in Human Development Summa cum Laude DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON STUDENT-ATHLETE REINSTATEMENT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Paul C. Bowden Job Title Associate Athletic Director for Complian Institution George Mason University Gender M Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Colonial Athletic Association Qualification Stmt Working in NCAA rules compliance for two Division I institutions has given me a wide range of experiences dealing with interpretation of the Division I NCAA Manual along with submitting waivers and secondary violations that impact the lives of student-athletes and coaches alike. Working in rules compliance gives me the opportunity to be involved with most, if not all, aspects of the athletic department.

Committees Served On I was chair in 2004 and co-chair in 2005 of the MEAC Compliance Committee. I am currently a member of the GMU Land Use Committee (2009-10). Prof Empl Hist Combination of seven years of administrative experience. George Mason University 2006 to Present Hampton University 2002-2006 Education B.A. Psychology Hampton University 1991 DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON STUDENT-ATHLETE REINSTATEMENT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Alisha Tucker Job Title Asst. Athletics Director for Compliance Institution Norfolk State University Gender F Ethnicity Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. Qualification Stmt As a compliance administrator with 8 years of on-campus experience, I feel that I have developed a strong understanding of the area of student-athlete reinstatement. I am knowledgeable of the components involved when determining a case for reinstatement such as: mitigating circumstances, situations above the control of the student-athlete or coaching/ administrative errors that lead to a detrimental outcome for the student- athlete. Serving on the student-athlete reinstatement committee will allow me to broaden my skill set as an administrator as well as allow me to serve student-athletes attending other institutions.

Committees Served On I was a student participant on UVA's self-study in 1993 serving on the committee for the commitment to ethics and I also served on the governance committee during NSU's 2008 NCAA Second Cycle Certification. Prof Empl Hist Assistant Athletics Director - Compliance: Norfolk State University, November 2006 to present Athletics Eligibility Specialist: Marshall University, March 2005 - October 2006 Assistant Athletics Director - Compliance: University of Richmond, June 2004- February 2005 Director of Compliance - Villanova University Athletics, November 2003 - June 2004 Compliance Coordinator - Michigan State University, January 2003-November 2003 Assistant Compliance Coordinator - Michigan State University, December 2001 to December 2002

Education Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature and Composition from the University of Virginia, August 1996 Master of Science in Education, Sports Management Concentration, from Old Dominion University, December 2001 DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON STUDENT-ATHLETE REINSTATEMENT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Designation CCD Job Title Assistant Athletics Director Institution Southeast Missouri State University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Ohio Valley Conference Qualification Stmt I am currently the Assistant Director of Athletics for Compliance & Eligibility at Southeast Missouri State University. I handle all aspects of NCAA Compliance, including all eligibility issues and any student-athlete reinstatement requests. I believe this experience provides me with the necessary perspective to adequately analyze student-athlete reinstatment requests and make knowledgeable decisions about those matters. Prior to accepting that position, I served as a Governance Intern at the NCAA National Office. While in that capacity, I regularly attended various committee meetings and provided staff support for a number of those committees. I also served on a number of NCAA committees while a student-athlete. I believe my previous committee experience, coupled with my NCAA Compliance background, provides me with the necessary foundation to continue my service within the committee structure as a member of the Student-Athlete Reinstatement Committee.

Committees Served On NAAC Education and Professional Standards Subcommittee, November 2008 - Present NCAA National Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, 2002 - 2005 NCAA Olympic Sports Liaison Committee, 2004 NCAA Sports Wagering Task Force, 2004 - 2005 NCAA Division II Regional Leadership Academy Facilitator, 2008 - 2009

Prof Empl Hist Assistant Director of Athletics/Compliance & Eligibility -- Southeast Missouri State University, November 2008 - Present Governance Intern -- NCAA, June 2008 - November 2008 Law Clerk/Compliance -- Southern Illinois University-Carbondale, May 2007 - June 2008

Education Bachelor of Science, Biology -- Webster University, 2004 Juris Doctor -- Southern Illinois University School of Law, 2008 DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON STUDENT-ATHLETE REINSTATEMENT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Ann-Marie Guglieri Designation CCD Job Title Assistant AD Institution Colgate University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Patriot League Qualification Stmt This committee has the charge to determine all matters pertaining to the policies for the restoration of eligibility of student-athletes while upholding the principle bedrocks of the NCAA, such as amateurism, student-athlete welfare, and fair-play. I am excited about the potential opportunity to be part of a such a group. I am qualified for such a committee with having the experience of being a former Division I student-athlete, and working in and running all aspects of a comprehensive Division I compliance area. I am also responsible for putting forth any SAR waivers, and thus have a current understanding of issues facing both student-athletes and the NCAA in today’s environment of intercollegiate athletics. I am well-versed with NCAA rules, and have a deep understanding and respect for the philosophy behind the reinstatement of student-athletes, and therefore feel I have the experience and sincere interest to be a vital member of this committee.

Committees Served On Member of NACWAA Member of NACDA Member of NAAC Currently serving on various Colgate University committees such as: Faculty Affairs Committee, Committee on Standards and Academic Standing, and Affirmative Action Oversight Committee

Prof Empl Hist COLGATE UNIVERSITY – Assistant Director of Athletics (Dec.2007-present) -Championship Manager–Patriot League Tennis Tournament, Patriot League Men’s Soccer Tournament, NCAA Women’s Lacrosse 1st round, Patriot League XC Championship DARTMOUTH COLLEGE – Assistant to Varsity Sports (July 2006 – Dec. 2007) SMITH COLLEGE-Athletic Department Intern(Jan.2006-May 2006) SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE-Field Hockey Assistant Coach(Aug 04 - May 06)

Education Springfield College - Masters of Education, Concentration in Athletic Administration (May 2006) - Thesis Research – The Differences in the Knowledge and Perception of Title IX among Division I and Division III Female Student-Athletes Syracuse University - Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (May 2004) - Minor in Sociology DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON STUDENT-ATHLETE REINSTATEMENT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Amanda Tyler Job Title Associate Professor of Law Institution George Washington University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic 10 Conference Qualification Stmt Serving on this NCAA Committee would allow me to draw upon my past experience as a Division I college athlete and my professional experiences as a lawyer and law professor. I have always held a keen interest in how student-athletes manage their dual roles as students working toward a degree and athletes trying to make the most of their college athletics experience. Balancing these roles, I know from experience, is not easy. I look back with great fondness on my time as a college athlete and I believe that my experiences on the playing field have had a major and positive impact on my life and professional successes. But I also believe that the goal of every student-athlete should be to work toward completion of a degree. I would be honored to serve on this committee and play a role in advancing the NCAA's mission of ensuring that student-athletes recognize the importance of both aspects of their college experience. Committees Served On I have not served previously on any NCAA committees. I currently serve as an Overseer of the Harvard Law Review Association. In the past I have served on the Scholarly Papers Committee of the American Association of Law Schools. I have for some time served on various internal committees at GW Law School, including as chair of the Clerkship Committee (which helps our students applying for post-graduation clerkships), as an advisor to our Law Review, and as the Adviser to our student-run constitutional law moot court competition.

Prof Empl Hist Following my graduation from Harvard Law School, I served as a law clerk to the Honorable Guido Calabresi on the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. I next served as a law clerk to the Honorable Ruth Bader Ginsburg at the Supreme Court of the United States. I then joined the law firm of Sidley & Austin in its Washington, DC office. During my approximately four yars at Sidley, I primarily handled appellate matters in the state and federal courts, including matters before the Supreme Court of the United States. I also worked on a range of litigation matters and handled a number of pro bono matters in the criminal and family law arenas. I joined the law faculty of George Washington University in 2004 as an Associate Professor of Law. At GW Law School, I teach courses on the Federal Courts, the Supreme Court, Civil Procedure, and Statutory Interpretation. My current scholarship focus is on the Suspension Clause and habeas corpus as well as the scope of Congress's powers to control the jurisdiction and powers of the federal courts. I have published articles in the Yale Law Journal and Stanford Law Review, among other places, and I recently published a chapter in a new book surveying the most signficant Federal Courts cases. I have served as a Visiting Associate Professor of Law at Harvard Law School and will serve as a Visiting Associate Professor of Law at the University of Virginia Law School this coming spring. I have also been invited as a Visiting Fellow in Residence at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University during the past two summers. Education I hold a J.D., magna cum laude, from Harvard Law School (1998) and an AB in Public Policy, with honors and distinction, from Stanford University (1995). At Harvard, I served as Treasurer of the Harvard Law Review, won the James Barr Ames Moot Court Finals and the George Leisure Award for Best Oralist, and served as a research assistant for several professors. At Stanford, I played on the Division I Women's Soccer Team and earned Scholar-Athlete Distinction every quarter. I am a 1991 graduate of St. Francis High School in Mountain View, California. DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON STUDENT-ATHLETE REINSTATEMENT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Donna Kirk Designation CCD Job Title Associate Athletics Director Institution Jacksonville University Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Sun Conference Qualification Stmt I am applying to serve as the Atlantic Sun Conference representative on the Division I SAR Committee. I believe that I have an appropriate amount of experience in Division I compliance to serve in this capacity. In the summer of 2000 I began my career in compliance at Jacksonville University after serving three years as the Ticket Manager. Almost ten years later, I have seen the evolution of NCAA rules and bylaws and its application to student-athlete reinstatement. I have worked with the NCAA student- athlete reinstatement staff on numerous cases, some complex, including a student- athlete transferring from an institution involved in an infractions case, as well as an international student who triggered amateurism violations and incurred withholding conditions to his amateurism certification. I have much to offer in terms of knowledge and experience. Thank you for your consideration.

Committees Served On I currently am on the active roster of Peer Reviewers for Athletic Certification. I have served as a peer reviewer for two campus certification visits (fall of 2007 and fall of 2008).

Prof Empl Hist January 1995 began a graduate internship with the Jacksonville Jaguars as a ticketing specialist in the ticket office. August 1997 accepted a job as the Ticket Manager at Jacksonville University. Summer 2000 transitioned to the Compliance Director. Over the course of the next ten years was elevated to the Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance and now the Associate Athletic Director for Compliance. I am the senior most compliance professional in the Jacksonville University Athletics Department, responsible for all aspects of NCAA Division I compliance on our campus. Education 1993 Bachelors Degree in Communication (Sports Information, Management & Marketing) from Florida State University 1995 Masters Degree in Sport Management from Georgia Southern University DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON STUDENT-ATHLETE REINSTATEMENT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Aimee Aluzzo Job Title Assistant AD for Compliance Institution Iona College Gender F Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt Aimee has served as the Assistant Athletics Director for Compliance at Iona College since November 2007. At Iona, Aimee oversees all NCAA, MAAC, and institutional policies and regulations. This includes: rules education, academic compliance, tracking initial and continuing eligibility, tracking recruiting activities (including official visits), providing interpretations and updates on NCAA legislation and Conference rules to athletic department staff and student-athletes and review of all playing/practice seasons. Aimee is the institutions liaison with the Eligibility Center on all academic and amateurism issues. Aimee is responsible for investigating and reporting on any NCAA violations to the Conference office and NCAA. Aimee serves as the SAAC Administrator on the institutions campus and is the Sport Administrator for men's and women's swimming and diving as well as the men's soccer team. In addition, Aimee is a member of the MAAC Men's Basketball Sport Committee.

Committees Served On Aimee has not served on any NCAA Committee. Prof Empl Hist Iona College, Assistant Athletics Director/Compliance- 11/07 - present Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC), Compliance Fellow, 8/07 - 11/07 Applied Physics Laboratory, Contracts Administrator, 3/06 - 8/07 Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation, International Contracts Representative, 7/04 - 3/06 European Regional Advisor, 4/01 - 7/04 Professional Development Program, 8/00 - 4/01

Education Masters of Business Administration (MBA), Loyola College in Maryland, 2004 Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA), Loyola College in Maryland, 2000 Associate’s Certificate in Contract Management, The George Washington University, 2007 DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON STUDENT-ATHLETE REINSTATEMENT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Josh Moon Job Title Associate Director of Athletics Institution Western Illinois University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference The Summit League Qualification Stmt I believe I would be a strong candidate for the Division I Student-Athlete Reinstatement Committee because of my diverse experiences in intercollegiate athletics. I have had the responsibility of managing the operations of a Division I Compliance Department since 2005 at both Central Michigan University and Western Illinois University. With limited staff available at both institutions, I have had to create compliance systems that effectively and efficiently manage all areas of NCAA compliance including the identification and processing of student-athlete reinstatement issues. I have presented on compliance issues (APR - 2008) at NCAA Regional Rules seminars, and participated in the NCAA Regional Rules Seminar Advanced Program in 2009. At Central Michigan University, I had direct oversight of seven intercollegiate sport programs, which I think would provide a good background for this committee's initiatives.

Committees Served On National Association of Athletics Compliance - Educational and Professional Standards Subcommittee: I have served on the National Association of Athletics Compliance Educational and Professional Standards Subcommittee since July 2008 and have conducted multiple educational webinars for NCAA member institutions during this period of time. Prof Empl Hist Western Illinois University - Associate Director of Athletics: 2009 - present Central Michigan University - Assistant Director of Athletics: 2008 - 2009 Central Michigan University - Director of Compliance: 2006 - 2008 Central Michigan University - Compliance Coordinator: 2005 - 2006 Central Michigan University - Facility and Game Operations Intern: 2004-2005 Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletics Conference: Media Relations and Business Operations Intern: 2003 Education Bachelor of Science - Business Administration - University of Wisconsin - La Crosse Bachelor of Science - Exercise and Sport Science - University of Wisconsin - La Crosse Master of Science in Administration - Central Michigan University DIVISION I COMMITTEE ON STUDENT-ATHLETE REINSTATEMENT NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jeffrey Mitchell Designation CCD Job Title Assistant Athletic Director Institution Santa Clara University Gender M Ethnicity N 50% Rule Y Conference West Coast Conference Qualification Stmt I am interested in serving on the Student-Athlete Reinstatement Committee because I am eager to assist in helping promote the welfare of student-athletes as it relates to success both academically and athletically. As the Assistant Athletic Director of Compliance, I believe that I can offer insightful knowledge about the legislation that governs the eligibility of student-athletes and the reinstatement of ineligible student-athletes and how to arrive at fair decisions to protect the integrity of intercollegiate sports within the framework of higher education.

Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist Director of Sports Information, Millsaps College - May 2001 - May 2003 Graduate Athletic Department Assistant, University of Mississppi - June 2003-December 2005 Sports Consultant, The Larose Group, San Mateo, CA - May 2006 - August 2006 Assistant Athletic Director, Santa Clara University -- September 2006 - present Education Millsaps College, B.A. 2001 Millsaps College Else School of Management, M.B.A 2003 University of Mississippi School of Law, J.D. 2006 2009-10 DIVISION I BASEBALL COMMITTEE

Legislated Ten members, including six Football Bowl Subdivision representatives, and four Football Championship Subdivision and Division I representatives. One Requirements: member from each of the eight baseball regions (East, Northeast, Atlantic, South, Central, Mideast, Midwest, West) and two selected at large. Quota of 50 percent administrators: 5. Vacancies: Two September 2010 vacancies. One FBS; one FCS/DI subdivision. West and Atlantic regions. Staff Liaison: Dennie Poppe, Damani Leech, Randy Buhr Chair: Tim Weiser (9/08-9/11)

DIV REG POS G/EM? NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 FBS Cen Asst. AD M/N Gary Overton Conference USA Overton Overton Overton* East Carolina University FBS MidW Dep M/N Tim Weiser Big 12 Weiser Weiser* Comm Big 12 Conference (two-year (two-year term term extension) extension) FBS West C M/N Mark Marquess Pacific-10 Marquess* Stanford University FBS Cen AD N/M Bobby Staub Sun Belt Staub Staub* University of Louisiana at Monroe FBS MidE C N/M John Anderson Big Ten Anderson Anderson* University of Minnesota, Twin Cities FBS East AD M/N Chris Monash Big East Monasch Monasch Monasch* St. John’s University (NY) FCS Atl AD M/Y Lynn Thompson Mid-Eastern Athletic Thompson* Bethune-Cookman College FCS NoE AD M/N John Hardt Patriot League Hardt Hardt Hardt* Bucknell University FCS So Comm M/N Kyle Kallander Big South Kallander Kallander Kallander* Big South Conference DI MidW AD N/M Mark LaBarbera Horizon League LaBarbera LaBarbera LaBarbera LaBarbera* Valparaiso University

*Not eligible for reappointment. 1/4/10 DIVISION I BASEBALL COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Pat Murphy Arizona State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-06 23-Nov-09 Brian Quinn California State University, Fullerton Big West Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 David Heeke Central Michigan University Mid-American Conference 15-May-06 1-Sep-08 John M. D'Argenio Siena College Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Larry Templeton Mississippi State University Southeastern Conference 21-Feb-05 1-Sep-08 Michael Cross Princeton University Ivy Group 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Dee Todd North Carolina A&T State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-06 1-Jan-08 Tulane University Conference USA 22-Sep-04 1-Sep-07 Robert A. Steitz Villanova University Big East Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Michael Gaski University of North Carolina at Greensboro Southern Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 University of Nevada, Las Vegas Mountain West Conference 18-May-04 1-Sep-06 Paul Krebs Bowling Green State University Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-04 15-Mar-06 Charles L. Carr Florida State University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-05 William L. Rowe Jr. Missouri State University Missouri Valley Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Hal Baird Auburn University Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-04 18-Jan-05 Brian Colleary Duquesne University Atlantic 10 Conference 7-May-03 1-Sep-04 Chris Monasch America East Conference America East Conference 9-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Robert V. Todd The Ohio State University Big Ten Conference 15-Jul-98 1-Sep-04 Skip Bertman Louisiana State University Southeastern Conference 1-May-02 1-Sep-04 Robert Staub University of Alabama at Birmingham Conference USA 1-Sep-03 4-Aug-04 Rudy Davalos University of New Mexico Mountain West Conference 1-Sep-02 4-May-04 Daniel G. Guerrero University of California, Los Angeles Pacific-10 Conference 24-Sep-02 1-Sep-03 Thomas M. Jurich University of Louisville Conference USA 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Gothard Lane St. Bonaventure University Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-02 7-May-03 Joseph T. Durant Florida A&M University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Wally W. Groff Texas A&M University, College Station Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Mitch S. Barnhart Oregon State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-99 13-Aug-02 Robert A. Steitz Atlantic 10 Conference Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-00 12-Jul-02 John W. Shafer University of Mississippi Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-00 22-Apr-02 Jay Bergman University of Central Florida Atlantic Sun Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-01 Michael G. Knight Nicholls State University Southland Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-01

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 DIVISION I BASEBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEES Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service ATL Larry Gallo, Jr. Senior Associate University of North Atlantic Coast Conference FBS M Athletic Director Carolina, Chapel Hill West Todd Stansbury Executive Associate AD Oregon State University Pacific-10 Conference FBS M

West Jack Thomas FAR/Professor New Mexico State Western Athletic Conference FBS M 1IEWAIVER 01/13 University West Mike Batesole Head Baseball Coach California State University, Western Athletic Conference FBS M Fresno West Head Baseball Coach University of Hawaii, Western Athletic Conference FBS M Manoa West Dennis A. Farrell Commissioner Big West Conference Big West Conference DI M West Jamie Zaninovich Commissioner West Coast Conference West Coast Conference DI M COMWA 09/10 West Steve Rodriguez Head Baseball Coach Pepperdine University West Coast Conference DI M Y

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 11, 2010 DIVISION I BASEBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Larry Gallo, Jr. Job Title Senior Assoc. AD Institution University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Qualification Stmt Been involved in intercollegiate athletics since 1969. Have been a student-athlete, academic instructor, chair of an academic dept., assist. and head coach, and an Assist., Associate, Sr. Associate, and Director of Intercollegiate Athletics. Have always aspired to become a member of the DI Baseball Committee as it will afford him the opportunity to continue to give back to the intercollegiate athletics profession. If selected assures that background will be used to the best of his ability to continue the advancement and development of intercollegiate baseball.

Committees Served On NCAA D-I Men's Soccer Committee: September, 1999-September, 2003 D-IAA Football Governance Committee: 1997 D-I Men's Basketball Tournament, Director of 1st and 2nd Rounds, hosted by Wake Forest University: 1993 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE Committee on Baseball: Vice-Chair, July, 1991-June, 1995; July, 1998-present Committee on Men's Soccer: Vice-Chair, July, 1998-June, 1999; July, 2004-June, 2005; Chair, July, 1999-June, 2004; July, 2006-present Committee on Officiating: July, 1999-June, 2000; July, 2008-June, 2011 Committee on Awards: July, 2001-June, 2002 MISSOURI VALEY CONFERENCE Committee on Long Range Planning: 1995-1997 Committee on Eligibility: 1995-1997 Prof Empl Hist UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL (Chapel Hill, NC) Senior Associate Director of Athletics: November, 1997-present INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY (Terre Haute, IN) Director of Athletics: August, 1995-November, 1997 WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY (Winston-Salem, NC) Associate Director of Athletics for Internal Affairs and Operations: May 1990-August,1995 Assistant Director of Athletics for Facility Development and Management: July, 1987-May, 1990 Assistant Baseball Coach: July, 1987-May, 1990 UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME (Notre Dame, IN) Chair, Department of Physical Education: May, 1984-June, 1987 Head Baseball Coach: May, 1980-June, 1987 Assistant Baseball Coach: August, 1979-May, 1980 Assistant Professional Specialist, Physical Education: August, 1979-June, 1987 CAPE COD BASEBALL LEAGUE - COTUIT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, INC. (Cotuit, MA) - Baseball Coach/Manager: June, 1979-August, 1987 UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND (Kingston, RI) Instructor, Department of Physical Education, Health, and Recreation: June, 1976-July, 1979 Assistant Baseball Coach: September, 1974-June, 1979 DIVISION I BASEBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Larry Gallo, Jr. (continued) Education CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL (Providence, RI) High School Diploma: 1965-1969 UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND (Kingston, RI) Bachelor of Arts in Psychology: 1969-1973 Master of Science in Physical Education, Health, and Recreation: 1974-1977; Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY (Winston-Salem, NC) Total Quality Management (TQM): 1993 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I BASEBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Todd Stansbury Job Title Executive Associate Athletics Director Institution Oregon State University Gender M Ethnicity Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Pacific-10 Conference Qualification Stmt As the Sr. Adminstrator responsible for the Baseball program at Oregon State Univ. I am very aware of the unique challenges that intercollegiate baseball faces because of the nature of the sport and the influence of the MLB draft. This creates unique challenges for coaches in recruiting, SA welfare, and effects the academic success of the student athlete especially for those programs playing at the highest level. I have been the administrator in charge of baseball at both semester and quarter schools as well as schools in different parts of the country so I understand how length of season and number of games can affect schools differently. OSU has reached the CWS 3 times and won 2 Nat'l Champs while I have been its administrator so I appreciate the incredible experience baseball can be for the students that play it, however I also recognize the problems of academic underachievement associated with the sport. I believe my background gives me insight on how to tackle these challenges.

Committees Served On As the Director of Athletics at East Tennessee State University I served of an number of committees of the Southern Confernce from 2000-2003 including: - Committee of Athletic Directors - Television Committee, ex officio - Officials Committee, Member - Women’s Soccer Committee, Chair - Women’s Tennis Committee, Member - Men’s Golf Committee, Chair

Prof Empl Hist Georgia Tech, Assistant Athletic Director for Academics, 1988-1995 University of Houston, Associate Athletic Director, 1997-2000 East Tennessee State University, Director of Athletics, 2000-2003 Oregon State University, Executive Associate Athletic Director, 2003-Present Education Georgia Tech, B.S. in Industrial Management 1984 Georgia State University, M.S. in Sport Administration, 1993 Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I BASEBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jack Thomas Designation FAR Job Title Professor Institution New Mexico State University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Western Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt I have a strong desire to be on the baseball committee for three reasons. Firstly, I have been an avid fan of since my undergraduate days at Oklahoma State University. Secondly, I have followed and supported the academic reforms baseball coaches have implemented. Their success should be held as an example for other sports. Thirdly, and most importantly, there currently are no faculty atheletic representatives on any of the sports committees. For the FARs to be fully involved in NCAA governance, they must be allowed the opportunity to serve on committees other than those with an academic purpose. I offer you the opportunity, as you did with academic reform, to take the lead and be the first to place a FAR on your sports committee. What you will gain is respect from FARs nationwide and a person with sound judgement who is well-respected among his peers. While my sports-specific experience is limited, I have helped organize scientific meetings with more 300 attendees. Committees Served On Initial Eligibility Waivers Committee--January 2009 to present WAC Council--January 2006 to present WAC Sportsmanship Committee--Fall 2007 to present FARA--January 2006 to present D1A FAR subcommittee on cost containment in NCAA sports--Fall 2009

Prof Empl Hist August 1980 to present: Assistant, Associate and Full Professor of Animal and Range Science at New Mexico State University.

During this time I have served on numerous university committees, including co-chairing our university-wide steering committee for accreditation through the Higher Learning Commission, elected chair of our faculty senate and university ombudsman. Education BS in Animal Science, 1974, Oklahoma State University MS in Animal Science, 1976, Kansas State University PhD in Food Science, 1980, University of Missouri-Columbia Former HS Ath/Coach Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I BASEBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Mike Batesole Job Title Head Baseball Coach Institution California State University, Fresno Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Western Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt Thank you for considering me for the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee. I am honored and excited to be nominated. Here are a few of my coaching qualifications: * Coached 15 years as a Division I Head Baseball Coach * 2008-2009 team earned a 990 APR * Program earned multi-year 977 APR * Graduated 16/16 of our last seniors on time or they left in position to graduate in 4 1/2 years * Won National Championship (2008) * Named National Coach of the Year twice (1998, 2008) * Voted Big West Coach of the Year (2002) * Voted WAC Coach of the Year (2008) * Teams have won over 500 Division I games * Teams have won 5 WAC Championships in 8 years as a member (currently 4 in a row) * Teams have won 1 Big West Championship in 2 years as a member * Teams have appeared in 6 NCAA Regionals (1996, 2002, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009) * Teams competed 4 years as an Independent (CSUN)

Committees Served On 2002-2006) Gender, Equity and Diversity Task Force Committee (Office of Civil Rights) (2007-2009) NCAA Certification Committee (Steering Committee and Governance and Compliance Committee) Prof Empl Hist (1996-2002) Head Baseball Coach - California State University, Northridge (2002-2009) Head Baseball Coach - California State University, Fresno Education Bachelor of Science (1990) California State University, Fullerton Master of Science (1993) California State University, Fullerton Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I BASEBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Michel Trapasso Job Title Head Baseball Coach Institution University of Hawaii, Manoa Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Western Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt With 22 years coaching at the Division 1 level - 9 NCAA post season appearances, I feel I have the experience to help with the development of the college game. I have a genuine passion for college baseball, and have dedicated myself to the development of student- athletes and creating an environment where they can pursue greatness. I have always had the desire to serve on the NCAA Division 1 Baseball Committee, and it would be my privilege to help, in any way I can.

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Prof Empl Hist University of Hawaii - Head Baseball Coach - 2002-present Georgia Tech - Asst. Baseball Coach - 1995-2001 University of South Florida - Asst. Baseball Coach - 1992-1994 University of Missouri - Graduate Asst. Baseball Coach - 1989-1991 St. Louis Cardinals organization - player - 1987 Atlanta Braves organization - player - 1985-1986 Oklahoma St. University - student-athlete - 1983-1985 Education M.Ed.- Health Education - University of Missouri - 1991 B.S.- Business Administration/Marketing - Oklahoma St. University - 1987 Former Col Ath/Coach Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I BASEBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Dennis A. Farrell Designation COM Institution Big West Conference Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big West Conference Qualification Stmt As the former chair of the NCAA Baseball Issues Committee and a former member of the Baseball Academic Enhancement Working Group, I have been actively involved at the national level in the sport of intercollegiate baseball. During my tenure as commissioner, the Big West Conference has continued to be one of the preeminent conferences in baseball, sending at least one team to 11 of the past 16 and capturing two national titles. I believe that my involvement with the sport at the national and conference level, along with my experience with the CWS in Omaha, could be valuable experience on the committee as the NCAA makes its move to a new baseball stadium in that city.

Committees Served On 1991-97: Chair, NCAA 2-Year College Relations Committee 1994-97: Member, NCAA Council 2003-05: I-AAA Vice President, Collegiate Commissioners Association 2004-06: Chair, NCAA Baseball Issues Committee 2006-07: Member, NCAA Baseball Academic Enhancement Working Group 2003-Present: Member, Los Angeles Sports Council

Prof Empl Hist 1974-77: Sports Editor, Saddleback Valley News 1977-80: Sports Information Director, Saddleback Community College 1980-92: Associate Commissioner, Pacific Coast Athletic Association/Big West Conference 1992-Present: Commissioner, Big West Conference Education B.A. Degree, Journalism, San Diego State University, 1974. Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I BASEBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jamie Zaninovich Job Title Commissioner Institution West Coast Conference Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference West Coast Conference Qualification Stmt I am interested in serving on the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee as a representative of the West Coast Conference (WCC). The WCC historically has had significant, national success in baseball, and we are proud of our tradition in the sport. Moreover, we have been fortunate to host many successful NCAA regional championships which is consistent with our leadership position in the sport of baseball. Previous to my appointment as Commissioner of the WCC, I worked at two institutions, Stanford University and Princeton University, which have remarkable baseball traditions and make consistent appearances in the NCAA Tournament. As a senior administrator at both institutions, I worked with the respective baseball programs on a daily basis. With the current ESPN commitment, combined with the announcement that the NCAA has extended its partnership with the city of Omaha, baseball is well position to claim its place as a premier NCAA sport. Committees Served On Committee on Women's Athletics - Current Member - June, 2006 to present CCA Sportsmanship Committee - Current Member - April, 2008 to present Prof Empl Hist West Coast Conference - Commissioner - April, 2008 to present • Lead a conference composed of eight, private institutions which are nationally competitive in 13 Division I sports and whose baseball tradition is well established. Princeton University Athletics - Senior Associate Athletic Director, External Relations - December, 2003 thru March, 2008 • Created vision and developed strategy for all revenue-generating and external relations activities for an athletic department which supports 38 sports and over 1,000 student athletes. Stanford University Athletics - Senior Assistant Athletic Director, Strategic Planning & Men's Basketball Operations - August, 2001 thru November, 2003 • Led athletics strategic planning area which executed business initiatives for the department in order to both generate new revenue streams and identify cost saving efficiencies. • Served as the sports administrator and managed operations of the nationally-ranked Men’s Basketball program Stanford University Athletics - Marketing/Operations Director - August, 1996 thru June, 1999

Education STANFORD UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS M.B.A., June 2001 STANFORD UNIVERSITY B.A. in Political Science & Communication, June 1993 NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I BASEBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Steve Rodriguez Job Title Head Baseball Coach Institution Pepperdine University Gender M Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport 50% Rule Y Conference West Coast Conference Qualification Stmt I think it is important to be involved in any capacity that allows me to grow as a coach and a professional and to help baseball grow as an entity. The Division I Baseball Committee is a tremendous honor and I believe it should be managed and handled in a professional manner that I am willing to bring to the committee.

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Prof Empl Hist In 1992 I won a National Championship with Pepperdine. From 1992-1999 I played profession baseball for 4 teams: Boston, Detroit, Montreal and Los Angeles. I reached the big leagues with Boston and Detroit. This is my 11th year at Pepperdine University. I was an assistant coach for four years and I am on my seventh year as head coach. Education Public Relations degree from Pepperdine - 2001 Masters in Educational Technology from Pepperdine - 2003 Former Col Ath/Coach Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 DIVISION I MEN’S BASKETBALL COMMITTEE

Legislated Ten members, including six Football Bowl Subdivision representatives, and four Football Championships Subdivision and Division I representatives. One Requirements: member from each of the four basketball regions (East, South, Midwest, West) and six selected at large. No more than three committee members shall represent any single region. Quota of 50 percent administrators: 5. Five-year terms. Policies: When possible include a former (not currently active) coach. Active coaches should not be considered for this committee due to the timing of the majority of the committee’s work. Vacancies: Two September 2010 vacancies. FBS. Any region except the East. Preference: administrators. Staff Liaison: Tom Jernstedt, Greg Shaheen Chair: Dan Guerrero (9/09-9/10) Eugene Smith (9/10-9/11) DIV REG POS EM/GEN NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 9/13-9/14

FBS MidW AD Y/M Eugene Smith Big Ten Smith Smith* Ohio State University FBS MidW AD N/M Laing Kennedy Mid-American Kennedy* Kent State University FBS East AD N/M Jeffrey Hathaway Big East Hathaway Hathaway Hathaway* University of Connecticut FBS East AD N/M Ronald Wellman Atlantic Coast Wellman Wellman Wellman Wellman Wellman* Wake Forest University FBS South COMM N/M Dan Beebe Big 12 Beebe Beebe Beebe Beebe* Big 12 Conference FBS West AD Y/M Daniel Guerrero Pacific-10 Guerrero* University of California, Los Angeles DI West AD N/M Stanley Morrison Big West Morrison Morrison* University of California, Riverside FCS South AD Y/F Lynn Hickey Southland Hickey Hickey Hickey* University of Texas at San Antonio FCS West COMM N/M Doug Fullerton Big Sky Fullerton Fullerton Fullerton Fullerton Fullerton* Big Sky Conference DI East AD N/M Mike Bobinski Atlantic-10 Bobinski Bobinski Bobinski Bobinski* Xavier University

*Not eligible for reappointment. 10/13/09

DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Term End Date Date Christopher Hill University of Utah Mountain West Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-09 Michael L. Slive Southeastern Conference Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-09 Thomas J. O'Connor George Mason University Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-09 Jonathan B. Le Crone Horizon League Horizon League 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-08 Craig K. Littlepage University of Virginia Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-07 Gary D. Walters Princeton University Ivy Group 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-07 Karl D. Benson Western Athletic Conference Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-06 Robert C. Vowels, Jr. Southwestern Athletic Conf. Southwestern Athletic Conf. 10-Aug-05 1-Sep-06 Gerald L. Myers Texas Tech University Big 12 Conference 2-Jul-03 1-Sep-05 Robert A. Bowlsby University of Iowa Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-05 Floyd Kerr Southern University, Baton Rouge Southwestern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-01 13-Jul-05 Jim Livengood University of Arizona Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-04 Judith W. Rose University of North Carolina, Charlotte Conference USA 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-04 Les Robinson The Citadel Southern Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-04 Jack E. Kvancz George Washington University Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-03 Kevin L. Weiberg Big 12 Conference Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-00 30-Jun-03 J. Douglas Elgin Missouri Valley Conference Missouri Valley Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Lee G. Fowler Middle Tennessee State University Ohio Valley Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-02 Carroll M. Williams Santa Clara University West Coast Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-01 Michael A. Tranghese Big East Conference Big East Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-01 Craig Thompson Mountain West Conference Mountain West Conference 31-May-95 1-Sep-00 Eugene D. Smith Iowa State University Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-00 Michael A. Tranghese Big East Conference Big East Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 C. M. Newton University of Kentucky Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-99 McKinley Boston Jr. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-94 1-Sep-99 Rudy Davalos University of New Mexico Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-94 1-Sep-99 Charles S. Harris Arizona State University Pacific-10 Conference 11-Jul-91 1-Sep-98 Craig K. Littlepage University of Virginia Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-92 1-Sep-98 M. Terrance Holland University of Virginia Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-98 DeLoss Dodds University of Texas at Austin Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-94 1-Sep-97 Bob Fredrick University of Kansas Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEES Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Service MIDW Steven Orsini Director of Athletics Southern Methodist University Conference USA M MIDW Michael E. O'Brien Director of Athletics University of Toledo Mid-American Conference M SOUTH Wright Waters Commissioner Sun Belt Conference Sun Belt Conference M WEST Tom Holmoe AD Brigham Young University Mountain West Conference M WEST James Sterk AD Washington State University Pacific-10 Conference M WEST Scott Barnes AD Utah State University Western Athletic Conference M

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Name Steve Orsini Job Title Director of Athletics Institution Southern Methodist University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Conference USA Qualification Stmt I have a great desire to serve the NCAA membership on the men's basketball committee and would be honored to bring my skills and experience to the position. I believe I could add tremendous value to this committee given my extensive management experience in high level sporting events (i.e., NCAA Final Fours, NFL Super Bowls), my thirty years of relationship building in the athletics administration industry and my strong desire to make a significant positive contribution to building the NCAA brand and enhancing the NCAA bottom line while balancing the principle of student-athlete welfare and the commitment to the educational mission of intercollegiate athletics. *Division I NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship-Atlanta Host Committee, Tournament Director for 2002 Final Four and 2001 Regional. *C-USA Men’s Basketball Task Force committee member. *8 years FBS Director of Athletics experience. *29 Athletics Administration experience (College & NFL).

Committees Served On *C-USA Men’s Basketball Task Force committee member (2009-present). *C-USA Women’s basketball task force committee-chair (2005-06) *Conference Director of Athletics committee member-CUSA 2006-present (chair 2008); MAC 2003-04; A-Sun 2002-06. *Division I NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship-Atlanta Host Committee Tournament Director for 2002 Final Four and 2001 Regional. *C-USA Finance Committee-Chair 2005-present Prof Empl Hist *1978-81-Certified Public Accountant-Deloitte & Touche, New York City *1981-84-Asst. Bus. Mgr.-University of Notre Dame. *1984-94-Director of Administration-Dallas Cowboys Football Club *1994-99-Assoc. AD-Business Affairs-U.S. Naval Academy *1999-02-Sr. Assoc AD-Business Affairs-Georgia Tech *2002-06-Director of Athletics-Univ. of Central Florida *2006-present-Director of Athletics-Southern Methodist University Education *University of Notre Dame-BBA ’78, Accounting major *Certified Public Accountant, 1981, State of New York Former HS Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Mike O'Brien Job Title Director of Athletics Institution University of Toledo Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-American Conference Qualification Stmt Serving the NCAA and collegiate men's basketball as a member of the basketball committee would be a prestigious honor and one of incredible responsibility to our membership. I have a great amount of respect for my colleagues at all NCAA institutions, and to be able to serve them would be done with a great deal of pride. There is a high level of admiration for the way the past chairs have served the mission of this committee and I would look forward to the opportunity to continue the important work of this group. Having begun my career as a college basketball coach, I believe I would bring a knowledge to the committee that would be helpful in the selection process. I am the AD at Toledo and have worked at Kansas State, Lamar, Pittsburgh and Ball State. As a member of the NCAA Men's Basketball Committee, the ability to work with some of the most knowledgeable and respected people in college basketball would be an outstanding opportunity and a chance to assist the NCAA membership.

Committees Served On National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA)- 1990's- Present NCAA Division 1-A Football Issues Committee- 2003-2006 Chair of Mid-American Conference Directors of Athletics- 2008- Present Downtown Coaches Association- Support Group for University of Toledo- 2002- Present Mid-American Conference Marketing Committee- 2007-2009 Mid-American Conference AD Liaison for Bowl Championship Series- 2005-Present Mid-American Conference Scheduling Committee- 2007-2009 Mid-American Conference Post-Season Committee- 2007-2009 Mia-American Conference Strategic Planning Working Group- Member of Sports Excellence and Student- Athlete Development Committees

Prof Empl Hist Teacher & Coach- Carrollton, Missouri School District Assistant Men's Basketball Coach- Kirkwood Community College- Cedar Rapids, Iowa Assistant Men's Basketball Coach- University of Wisconsin- River Falls Admissions Advisor- University of Wisconsin- River Falls Assistant Men's Basketball Coach- University of Wisconsin- Green Bay Assistant Men's Basketball Coach and Graduate Assistant in Athletic Department- Western Illinois University Director of Athletic Development & Marketing- Ball State University Director for Athletics Development- University of Pittsburgh Director of Athletics- Lamar University, Beaumont, Texas Associate Athletic Director for Development- Kansas State University Vice President/Executive Director of Athletics- University of Toledo

Education Regina High School- Iowa City, Iowa Missouri Valley College- Bachelor of Education University of Wisconsin- River Falls- Master of Education for Professional Development Western Illinois University- Master of Science- Physical Education/Sports Management University of Chicago Graduate School of Business- Executive Development Program Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Wright Waters Job Title Commissioner Institution Sun Belt Conference Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Sun Belt Conference Qualification Stmt 37 year career as a coach and administrator, 35 years in Division I. 20 years as a conference commissioner. Local Tournament Director for 2003 Final Four. Committees Served On NCAA Executive Committee NCAA Football Issues Committee NCAA Management Committee NCAA Championships Committee Prof Empl Hist 1972-1974 Student Coach Livingston University 1974 Administrative Ass't Southern Miss 1975 Coach/ Teacher Vincent HS 1976-1979 Acad Counselor USM 1979- 1983 Ass't AD University of Florida 1983-1984 Assoc AD USL 1984-1988 Assoc AD/ Interim AD Tulane University 1988-1997 Assoc Commissioner/ Commissioner Southern Conference 1997-1999 GM Crimson Tide Sports Marketing 1999- Commissioner Sun Belt Conference Education 1967-1971 University of Alabama 1972-1974 Livingston University, BS 1975 Livingston University, MEd Former HS Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Tom Holmoe Designation AD Institution Brigham Young University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mountain West Conference Qualification Stmt Although my career thus far has been committed to the sport of football, I love basketball! I believe my experiences as a player, coach and administrator in all levels of football will translate into being a very effective and productive participant on the Basketball Committee. I will bring a unique perspective to the committee that I believe will add balance and value. I understand what it takes for teams to make championship runs and recognize the small differences between good, better and best in quality. I have always learned my role on my teams and set out to fulfill it. I will give you my best individual effort and help advance college hoops. 4 Year Varsity Letterman - Football @ BYU 7 Year Veteran with San Francisco 49ers (1983- 1 9 8 9 ) Assistant Football Coach at Stanford (2), San Francisco 49ers (2), and Cal (1) FB Grad Ass't - BYU (2) Head Football Coach at Cal (5) Director of Athletics at BYU (5)

Committees Served On BCS Athletic Director's Advisory Committee (3) Current MWC Athletic Director's Liaison for Football (5) National Football Foundation & Hall of Fame - Board Member (Utah Chapter) (2) C u r r e n t MWC Athletic Director's Liaison for Men's Basketball - Current Member of MWC Joint Council 2009 - Current Member of MWC Basketball Tournament Site Selection Committee 2008-2009 Member of MWC Basketball Working Group to advance Men's and Women's basketball -- Current Prof Empl Hist National Football League - Player 1983-1989 - San Francisco 49ers Stanford University - Assistant Football Coach - 1992-1993 National Football League - Assistant Coach - 1994-1995 University of California, Berkeley - - 1996 University of California, Berkeley - Head Football Coach - 1997-2001 Brigham Young University - Director of Athletic Development - 2002-2004 Brigham Young University - Sr. Associate Athletic Director - Athletic Transition Team Co-Chair 2004- 05 Brigham Young University - Director of Athletics - 2005-Current Education 1983 -- Brigham Young University - BS - Zoology/Pre-Med 1995 -- Brigham Young University - MA - Physical Education/Athletic Administration Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jim Sterk Designation AD Institution Washington State University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Pacific-10 Conference Qualification Stmt I am very interested in serving on the Division I Men's Basketball Committee. Throughout my 22 yrs working in intercollegiate athletics and as an athlete and coach I have been around successful programs. From my experiences I am able to recognize quality players, coaches and teams. I have served as an athletic director in D-I for the past 15 years. Prior to working in intercollegiate athletics I was a high school teacher and coach for six years. This included coaching boys basketball. I was fortunate to play intercollegiate basketball for two years at Western Washington University under NAIA Hall of Fame coach Chuck Randall. In high school I played on a basketball team that won state my Sr and 3rd place my Jr year. In my 15 yrs as a D-I AD I have hired quality coaches that developed & made our programs competitive. Most recently at WSU I inherited a program that was last in league. We have built a program that is only second to UCLA in wins the last three years.

Committees Served On NCAA Championships Cabinet Bowl Licensing Committee D-1AA Football Committee D-1AA Football Regional Advisory Committee Hosted numerous NCAA Tournament events while at Tulane, Portland State and WSU. Pac10 Executive Committee Current Chair of Pac10 Athletic Directors Chair of Men's Basketball Tournament Rose Bowl Management Committee Bowl Committee Chair, Football Officiating Committee Diversity Leadership Initiative Review Committee Past member of TV Committee Washington State University President's Senior Staff University Council Admission's Client Committee Facilities Master Planning Committee Community Pullman Chamber Board last 8 yrs Lions

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Name Jim Sterk (continued) Prof Empl Hist Director of Athletics Washington State University Pullman, WA 2000-present Director of Athletics Portland State University Portland, OR 1995-2000 Sr Associate AD/Exec Director of Green Wave Club Tulane Univesity New Orleans, LA 1991-1995 Associate Athletics Director Seattle Pacific University Seattle, WA 1990-1991 Assistan Athletics Director/Finance Director of Athletic Tickets and Services University of Maine Orono, ME 1987-1990 Assistant to the Director of Ticket Operations (Internship) University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC 1986 Jr/Sr High School Teacher and Coach Sedro Woolley, WA Central Point, OR 1979-80 Seasonal U.S. Customs Inspector, U.S. Treasury Dept. Education Ohio University, Athens, OH 1986 Masters of Science in Sports Administration Elected Sports Admin. Class President Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA 1980 Bachelor of Arts in Physical Education and Business Education Varsity football letterwinner 1974-77, voted Captain, MVP & All District Vasity basketball letterwinner 1975 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S BASKETBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Scott Barnes Designation AD Institution Utah State University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Western Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt 20 years progressive experience in intercolegiate athletics administration with track record and commitment to integrity and leadership. Former NCAA Division I men's basketball student-athlete. Participated in three NCAA tournaments as a student-athlete. Served in leadership capacity on numerous NCAA and conference committees. NCAA Division I Men's Basketball tournament manager experience. 2004-05 FCS West Regional Athletic Director of the Year. Director of Athletics at Utah State University where our men's basketball program trails only Kansas and Gonzaga for highest Division I men's basketball winning percentage over the past 10 years. Utah State University athletics department won the 2008-09 inaugural National Championship for Excellence in Management awarded by the laboratory for the study of intercollegiate athletics at Texas A&M. Athletic administative experience at Pac-10 and Big 12 Conference member institutions. IA-AD Association Institute Faculty Member, Summer 2009.

Committees Served On •Chair, Penalty and Rewards Sub-committee of NCAA Committee on Academic Performance (APR). Assisted in developing APR legislation (2005-2007) •Chair, NCAA Academic, Eligibility and Compliance Cabinet Recruiting Sub-committee (2002-2004) •Member Academic, Eligibility, and Compliance Cabinet and Recruiting Sub-committee (2001-2004) •NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Regional Rankings Committee (1997-1999) Other related committee services: WAC Athletic Council Chair, Incoming Summer 2010 WAC Budget and Finance Committee, 2008-Present WAC Football Bowl Selection Committee, 2008-Present Women’s Basketball Search Committee, University of Washington, 2007 Pac 10 Marketing Committee, 2005-2007 Big Sky Television Committee, 2004-2005 Big Sky Athletic Council Chair, 2003-2004 Big Sky Championships Committee, 2001-2003 Women’s Basketball Search Committee, Iowa State,1995 Prof Empl Hist 2008 to Current, Director of Athletics, Utah State University 2005 to 2008, Senior Associate Athletic Director for Advancement, University Of Washington 1999 to 2005, Director of Athletics, Eastern Washington University 1997 to 1997, Director of Athletics, Humboldt State University 1995 to 1997, Associate Athletic Director for Development and Special Projects, Iowa State University 1994 to 1995, Director of Athletic Development, Iowa State University 1991 to 1994, Associate Athletic Director for External Affairs, University of the Pacific 1990 to 1994, Executive Director, Pacific Athletic Foundation 1989 to 1990, Director of Athletic Development, University of San Diego 1988 to 1989, General Manager, The Fresno Flames of the World Basketball League Education Master’s Degree, Physical Education (Athletic Administration Emphasis), California State University, Fresno 1993 Bachelor of Arts Degree, Physical Education, California State University, Fresno 1986

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 DIVISION I WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COMMITTEE

Legislated Ten members, including six Football Bowl Subdivision representatives, and four Football Championships Subdivision or Division I representatives. One Requirements: member from each of the four women’s basketball regions (East, Mideast, Midwest, West) and six members selected at-large. No more than three members from any single region. Quota of 50 percent administrators: 5. Five-year terms. Vacancies: Three September 2010 vacancies. Two FBS; one FCS/DI subdivision. Any region. Preference: administrators. Committee Administrators. preference: Staff Liaison: Sue Donohoe, Michelle Perry Chair: Jane Meyer (9/09-9/10) DIV REG POS EM/GE NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11) 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 9/13-9/14 N

FBS MidE Sr Asssoc N/F Leslie Claybrook Conference USA Claybrook Claybrook Claybrook Claybrook Claybrook* AD Rice University FBS Mid Sr. Assoc. N/F Jane Meyer Big Ten Meyer* W AD/SWA University of Iowa FBS MidE AD N/M Greg Christopher Mid-American Christopher Christopher Christopher Bowling Green State University * FBS West Assoc Com Y/F Carolayne Henry Mountain West Henry Henry Henry Henry Henry* Mountain West Conference FBS MidW AD M/M Wood Selig Sun Belt Selig Selig* Western Kentucky University FBS East Assoc. AD N/F Jaclyn Silar Atlantic Coast Silar* Duke University FCS Mid Assoc. N/F Tina Cheatham Southland Cheatham W COM/ Southland Conference * SWA FCS East AD N/F Marilyn McNeil Northeast McNeil McNeil* Monmouth University DI West Assoc. AD Y/F Heather Gores West Coast Gores Gores Gores* Gonzaga University DI East Comm N/M Richard Ensor Metro Atlantic Athletic Ensor Ensor* Metro Atlantic Athletic

* Not eligible for reappointment. 10/13/09 DIVISION I WOMEN'S BASKETBALL COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Darlene Bailey Western Athletic Conference Western Athletic Conference 31-Jul-08 1-Sep-09 Judy Southard Louisiana State University Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-09 Lisa Parker Boise State University Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-04 20-Jun-08 James Phillips Northern Illinois University Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-07 16-Apr-08 Barbara Burke University of Wyoming Mountain West Conference 27-Oct-05 1-Sep-07 Sandra Booker Bethune-Cookman University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 16-Nov-05 1-Sep-07 Peggy Bradley-Doppes University of Denver Sun Belt Conference 1-Sep-06 6-Nov-06 Cindy Hartmann University of Dayton Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Jun-02 1-Sep-06 Joni Comstock American University Patriot League 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-06 Marie T. Tuite University of Washington Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-06 Ieschecia Allen North Carolina A&T State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 16-Oct-03 21-Oct-05 Rudy Davalos University of New Mexico Mountain West Conference 18-May-04 13-Oct-05 Jean Berger Drake University Missouri Valley Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-05 Karen Morrison University of Colorado, Boulder Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-05 Lynn Parkes University of Memphis Conference USA 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-05 Carol J. Sprague University of Pittsburgh Big East Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-04 Janice Ruggiero University of New Mexico Mountain West Conference 24-Sep-02 3-May-04 Cheryl A. Bailey University of Wisconsin, Madison Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-01 20-Apr-04 Charlene M. Johnson South Carolina State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 2-Jun-03 30-Sep-03 Cynthia Dupont-Jones Florida A&M University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-02 14-Apr-03 Debbie Corum Southeastern Conference Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-02 Maryalyce Jeremiah California State University, Fullerton Big West Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Jacqueline G. Campbell Atlantic 10 Conference Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-01 1-May-02 Calli T. Sanders Montana State University-Bozeman Big Sky Conference 1-Jun-99 1-Sep-01 Deb Polca Eastern Illinois University Ohio Valley Conference 16-Dec-97 1-Sep-01 Suzanne J. Tyler University of Maine, Orono America East Conference 1-May-97 1-Sep-01 Bernadette V. McGlade Georgia Institute of Technology Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-94 1-Sep-00 Brenda H. McCoy Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-00 Deborah P. Corum Louisiana State University Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-00 Elaine Heiber Iowa State University Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-94 1-Sep-00 Dana Craft Texas State University-San Marcos Southland Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-99 Katherine E. Noble Big Sky Conference Big Sky Conference 1-Sep-97 1-May-99

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 DIVISION I WOMEN'S BASKETBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEES Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service East Kathleen Meehan Assoc. VP for St. John's University (New Big East Conference FBS F 1RECC 07/10* Athletics/SWA York) East Shelia Moorman Associate Athletic James Madison University Colonial Athletic FCS F Director Association East M. Dianne Murphy Director, Intercollegiate Columbia University- Ivy Group FCS F CERTI 09/10 Ath. and Rec. Barnard College

East Loretta Lamar Associate Director of U.S. Naval Academy Patriot League FCS F Y 1ACADC 07/12 Athletics East Deborah A. Richardson Associate Atlantic 10 Conference Atlantic 10 Conference DI F Commissioner MidE Joan C. Cronan Women's Director of University of Tennessee, Southeastern FBS F 1CHSMC 07/10* Athletics Knoxville Conference MidE Teresa L. Phillips Director of Athletics Tennessee State University Ohio Valley Conference FCS F Y

MidE Sybil Blalock Senior Associate Mercer University Atlantic Sun Conference DI F 1TENNIS 09/10 Athletic Director MidW Dru Ann Hancock Senior Associate Big 12 Conference Big 12 Conference FBS F 1ADC 07/10* Commissioner MidW Leanna Bordner SWA Illinois State University Missouri Valley DI F Conference West Barbara Dearing Assoc. AD/Business Portland State University Big Sky Conference FCS F Ops/SWA

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Name Kathy Meehan Designation Assoc. VP for Athletics/SWA Gender F Ethnicity N Institution St. John's University (New York) Conference Big East Conference 50% Rule Y Inst Spons Y Sport Qualification I have been a player, a coach and an administrator and therefore would bring broad based knowledge experience to Statement this Committee. I had the honor of being a member of the first WBB team at St. John's Universtiy in 1974-75, and the privlege of coaching there for 5 years and administering WBB for almost 30 years at the same institution. While I did not form the BigEast I was very involved from it's inception and participated in the growth of it's various championship and sports committees. I have been a sports supervisor of many sports besides basketball and presently just finished my service as a member of the DI Women's Volleyball Committee. My experience on the Women's Volleyball Committee will certainly put me in position to be a positive influence on the Women's Basketball committee.

Prof Empl Hist Our Lady of Mercy Academy HS. Varsity and JV Girls Basetball coach (1971-19750 Asst Women's AD, Asst WBB Coach, W's Intramural Dir, St. John's Universtiy NY (1975-1980) Women's Athletic Director (1980-1985) St. John's University Associate Athletic Director (1985-1993) St. John's University Senior Associate Athletic Director (1993-2001) St. John's University Associate Vice President for Athletics (2001-present) St. John's University Committees NCAA Division 1 Women's Volleyball Committee (2005-2009) Served On NCAA Division 1 Recruiting and Athletics Personnel Issues Cabinet ((2008-present) NCAA Division 1 Business and Finance Cabinet(2yrs-not sure of dates) BigEast Committee on Championships (two terms) (2003-07)and (late 90's) Metropolitan Intercollegiate Baskegball Association (MEN'S NIT) (2001-2005) BiEast: Women's Volleyball Committee (2005-present)Chair 2007-present; Softball Committee (90's); Swimming and Diving Meet Host Director (2000-2004); Track and Field Committee (90's); Cross County Meet and Host Director-Van Cortlandt Park NY (all of 90's every 2 yrs.)Chair of ECAC Women's Soccer Committee (late 90's), menber of numerous EAIAW Committee's. NCAA Peer Reviewer -reviewed Holy Cross, Northern Iowa and Tenn State Universtiy Education St. John's Universtiy BS in education 1975 St. John's University MS in counselor Education 1979 Former HS Y Ath/Coach Former Col Y Ath/Coach Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Y Exp NCAA Champ Y Exp Nominee Accept Conference Y Accept Division I Women's Basketball Committee Nominee Information

Name Shelia A. Moorman Designation SWA/Associate Athletic Director Gender F Ethnicity N Institution James Madison University Conference Colonial Athletic Association 50% Rule Y Inst Spons Y Sport Qualification Over 50 years of basketball experience as an athlete, coach and administrator; experience at the highest Statement level as an athlete (AAU All-American, USA Team member) and coach (NCAA Division I). I know and love the game, and would value the opportunity to give back to the game through this service.

Prof Empl Hist 1968-1975 Public School Teacher 1975-1982 Assistant, Head Coach (Kansas, South Carolina, FMC) 1982-1997 Head Women's Basketball Coach, James Madison University 1997-present A ssociate Athletic Director, JMU

Committees WBCA Executive Board 1980’s-90’s (six years) Served On Voter-AP, USA Today Top 25 Polls (Ten + years)

Education B.S. Brigham Young University, 1968 Physical Education, Health M.S. Kansas University, 1981 Exercise Physiology, Administration Former HS Y Ath/Coach Former Col Y Ath/Coach Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Y Exp NCAA Champ Y Exp Nominee Accept Conference Y Accept Division I Women's Basketball Committee Nominee Information

Name M. Dianne Murphy Designation Director, Intercollegiate Ath. and Rec. Gender F Ethnicity N Institution Columbia University-Barnard College Conference Ivy Group 50% Rule Y Inst Spons Y Sport Qualification As a former NCAA Division I head women's basketball coach and Athletics Director at two NCAA DI Statement institutions as well as serving on numerous committees, I am qualified to serve on the DI Women's Basketball Committee. I have tremendous passion for all aspects of the game. I have great passion in ensuring the continual growth and integrity of Division I women's basketball.

Prof Empl Hist Director, Intercollegiate Athletics and PE, Columbia University (2004 – present) ; Director, Intercollegiate Athletics and Recreation, University of Denver (1998 – 2004) ; Past President, NACWAA/HERS (2003- 2004); President, NACWAA (2002- 2003); President-elect, NACWAA (2001- 2002); Board of Directors, NACWAA (1996-2000); Associate AD/ SWA, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York (1995-1998); Assistant AD – External Operations , The University of Iowa(1988- 1995); Assistant AD, Kentucky State University, Frankfort, Kentucky (1987-1988); Chair, Division of Health, PE & Rec; Associate Professor, Kentucky State University, (1986-1988); Head Basketball Coach, Eastern Kentucky University, (1979-1986); The Florida State University, (1976-1979); Shorter College, (1973-1976); Graduate Assistant Basketball Coach, Tennessee Technological University, (1972-1973)

Committees Chair, NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Issues Committee, 2002- 2004 ; NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Issues Served On Committee, 2000-2002 ; Member, The State Farm Wade Trophy Women’s Basketball Player of the Year Committee, 2003- presen; Member, The Collegiate Women Sports Awards, Honda- Broderick Cup, Board of Directors, 2006- present; Member, NCAA Athletic Certification Committee, 2006- present; Member, NCAA Diversity Leadership Strategic Planning Committee, 2006- 2007; Member, NCAA Gambling Task Force, 2004-2005; Member, Columbia University, Board of Directors, Master in Science in Sports Management, School of Continuing Education, 2006- present; NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship: Staff First and Second Rounds, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2004; NCAA Peer Review Team: NCAA Division I Athletics Certification Program, 1996, 2000, 2003; Chair, Ohio Valley Conference Basketball Coaches Committee, 1986; Member, Naismith Selection Committee for Basketball Player of the Year, 1982-86

Education Ph.D.– The Florida State University, August 1980 Area of Study: Administration, Supervision, Curriculum MA-Tennessee Tech. University, August 1973 Major: Health and PE; Minor: Counselor Education BS Tennessee Tech. University, August 1972 Major: Health and PE; Minor: Education, Biology

Former HS Y Ath/Coach Former Col Y Ath/Coach Sport Ovrsight Y Exp Nominee Y Accept Conference Y Accept Division I Women's Basketball Committee Nominee Information

Name Loretta Lamar Designation SWA/Associate Athletic Director Gender F Ethnicity Y Institution U.S. Naval Academy Conference Patriot League 50% Rule Y Inst Spons Y Sport Qualification While I came to women's basketball late, I have a very good understanding of the game and what it takes Statement to make a good championship. In college, I served as the women's basketball manager at Stanford University. In my position at the University of Texas, San Antonio, I was able to assist with the Women's Final Four in 2002. Currently, I am the administrator for women's basketball and was the Meet Director at our conference tournament in 2008.

Prof Empl Hist I served on the AEC Cabinet prior to its being disbanded. Currently, I am a member of the Academics Cabinet. Committees I served on the AEC Cabinet prior to its being disbanded. Currently, I am a member of the Academics Served On Cabinet. Education Graduate of Stanford University with a BS in Applied Earth Science in 1989. Received a JD from the University of Oregon in 1993. Former HS Y Ath/Coach Former Col Y Ath/Coach Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Y Exp NCAA Champ Y Exp Nominee Y Accept Conference Y Accept Division I Women's Basketball Committee Nominee Information

Name Debbie Richardson Designation SWA/Associate Commissioner Gender F Ethnicity N Institution Atlantic 10 Conference Conference Atlantic 10 Conference 50% Rule Y Inst Spons Y Sport Qualification In over 30 years in collegiate athletics, I have experienced DI Women's Basketball as an administrator, a Statement coach, and a student-athlete. I believe in the integrity and growth of the game and would consider it an honor to serve on the Women's Basketball Committee. I have a clear understanding of the commitment required. My previous work on both the NCAA MCl and the NCAA CCC (including chairing subcommittees) would be an asset. Additionally, my conference and campus level histories provide a broad scope of Women's Basketball management experience, ranging from officiating committees to sport management to tournament settings. I was also recognized as the 2005 WBCA Women's Basketball Administrator of the Year. I have a strong commitment to the game and respectfully submit my application for the Women's Basketball Committee.

Prof Empl Hist Atlantic 10 Conference Associate Commissioner 2008-present Campbell University Sr Assoc AD/SWA 2000-2008, Asst AD/Internal Operations/SWA 1998-2000 Georgia Tech Assistant Women's Basketball Coach 1994-1998 East Tennessee State Head Women's Basketball Coach 1986-1994/SWA 1990-1994 Georgia Tech Assistant Women's Basketball Coach 1981-1986 UNC-Chapel Hill Assistant Women's Basketball Coach-Varsity 1979-1981 Head Coach - JV

Committees NCAA Management Council (2007) -Legislative Review Subcommittee Served On NCAA Championship/Competiton Cabinet (2002-2006) Chair, Nominating Subcommittee, Chair, Travel Policies Subcommittee, Administrative Subcommittee, Women's Soccer Liaison, Women's Rowing Liaison Atlantic Sun Conference Women's Basketball Administrator Liaison 2002-2007 Atlantic Sun Sport Policy Committee, Chair 1999-2004 Atlantic Sun Tournament Committee, 2001-2003/2004-2006 Southern Conference Women's Basketball Officiating Committee Southern Conference Women's Basketball Tournament Committee Atlantic 10 Women's Basketball Championship Director 2009

Education University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill BA, 1979 Psychology, Physical Education Former Col Y Ath/Coach Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Y Exp NCAA Champ Exp Nominee Y Accept Conference Y Accept Division I Women's Basketball Committee Nominee Information

Name Joan Cronan Designation ADW Gender F Ethnicity N Institution University of Tennessee, Knoxville Conference Southeastern Conference 50% Rule Y Inst Spons Y Sport Qualification Have been Womens Athletic Director at the University of Tennessee for 26 yrs and have thus been Statement involved in 26 NCAA Championships and 18 Final Fours Prof Empl Hist Womens AD University of Tennessee Womens AD College of Charleston (also BB VB and Tennis Coach) Northwestern State University La -BB VB and Tennis Coach Opelousas High School -Math teacher and Asst BB Coach Committees I am currently serving on the NCAA Championship Committee but have served on Served On Executive Committee, Management Council, Legislative Committee and Volleyball Sports Committee. Also the Honors Committee and the Committee on Womens Athletics

Education BS and MS Louisiana State University Former HS Y Ath/Coach Former Col Y Ath/Coach Sport Ovrsight Y Exp NCAA Champ Y Exp Nominee Accept Conference Y Accept Division I Women's Basketball Committee Nominee Information

Name Designation AD Gender F Ethnicity Y Institution Tennessee State University Conference Ohio Valley Conference 50% Rule Y Inst Spons Y Sport Qualification I have been involved with women's basketball as a high school player, college student-athlete, college Statement coach and administrator. I was priviledged to coach on the Div-III and Div-I level in college after playing at the D-I level. Watching the women's game transition from my experience on the club level at Vanderbilt before becoming an intercollegiate program to experiencing the thrill of sold-out Final Fours has given me a broad and historical perspective of the growth of this sport. It is my motivation to serve on this committee in order to further the growth of women's basketball through the quality of the game on the court, enhanced branding of the game to the public and maintaining the integrity of its amateur status with a goal of educating and empowering young women. It is important to me that the sport continue to prosper , and I believe my perspective as player, coach and administrator would serve this committee well.

Prof Empl Hist Vanderbilt University- Assistant women's Basketball Coach 1981-85 Fisk University- Head W. Basketball Coach 1985-89 Tennessee State University- Head W. Basketball Coach 1989-2000, Associate AD 1997-2002 Tennessee State University- Athletics Director 2002-Present Committees NCAA Basketball Rules Committee 1988-89 Served On NCAA Championship Cabinet 2002-06 Education Vanderbilt University- BA Economics 1980 Tennessee State University- M.Ed. Administration & Supervision 1999 Former HS Y Ath/Coach Former Col Y Ath/Coach Conf Mgt Exp Sport Ovrsight Y Exp NCAA Champ Y Exp Nominee Y Accept Conference Y Accept Division I Women's Basketball Committee Nominee Information

Name Sybil Blalock Designation SWA/Senior Associate AD Gender F Ethnicity N Institution Mercer University Conference Atlantic Sun Conference 50% Rule Y Inst Spons Y Sport Qualification With over 20 years of experience in DI basketball as a SA, coach and administrator, I can relate to this sport from Statement many perspectives. Having served as chair of the DI Tennis Committee I realize the vital role of the committee in directing a successful championship and understand the time commitment required specially during the championship season. My firsthand experience in site selection, selection of qualified teams and officials and creation of the bracket using NCAA guidelines provide me with the background to compliment the current committee members. Within the ASun Conference I have served on various advisory committees, been assigned as a sport liaison administrator and served as torunament director for several championships. For the next 2 years I will direct the ASun Basketball Championship. While my knowledge and passion for college basketball shaped my interest in this committee my experience will allow me to be a productive member.

Prof Empl Hist Senior Associate Athletic Director/SWA, Mercer University 2001-present; Intermim Head Women's Basketball Coach, Mercer University, 2006-07; Assistant Women's Basketball Coach, Mercer University, 1994-2001; Assistant Women's Basketball Coach, University of New Orleans, 1985-1993; Assistant Women's Basketball Coach, Walters State Community College, 1982-83; Mathematics Instructor, Mercer University, 1994 to present; Mathematics Instructor, University of New Orleans, 1986 to 1993; Mathematics Instructor, Walters State Community College, 1982-83; Frameshop Manager, Gordon's Inc., Metairie, La, 1983-1993; Professional basketball player, New Orleans Pride, 1979- 81; Professional basketball player, Toulon France, 1976-77 and 1978-79

Committees Chair Div I Men's and Women's Tennis committee July 2008 - Present; Member of Div I Men's and Women's Tennis Served On committee September 2006 - Present; Member of Professional Tennis Registry since 2006; Served two-year term on each of following Atlantic Sun committees- Tournament, Executive, Sport Policy, Student-Athlete Welfare,and Marketing; Member of Board of Directors, Macon Tennis Association; Member of N4A

Education B.S. in Mathematics and Physical Education, Mercer University,1975 M.S. in Applied Mathematics, University of Tennesse, Knoxville,1979 Former HS Y Ath/Coach Former Col Y Ath/Coach Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Y Exp NCAA Champ Y Exp Nominee Y Accept Conference Y Accept Division I Women's Basketball Committee Nominee Information

Name Dru Hancock Designation Senior Associate Commissioner Gender F Ethnicity V Institution Big 12 Conference Conference Big 12 Conference 50% Rule Y Inst Spons Sport Qualification I have been involved with Division I women’s basketball for over 30 years, from the time I was a student- Statement athlete in the sport at Ohio State University. I have served as a sports information director, assistant/associate athletics director at Tennessee and have overseen women’s basketball for the Big 12 Conference since the league was formed 14 years ago. The Big 12 has led the country in attendance in women’s basketball for the last nine consecutive years. I have also twice served as tournament director for the NCAA Women’s Final Four in 1990 and 1998, and as event manager for numerous Big 12 and NCAA Regional Championships, along with my Final Four experience. It would be an honor to serve on this important committee.

Prof Empl Hist 1976-78 Women’s Sports Information Director, University of Minnesota 1978-85 Assistant SID/Women’s Tennis Coach, University of Missouri 1985-92 Associate Athletics Director for Women, University of Tennessee 1993-95 Assistant Commissioner, Big Eight Conference 1996-Present Associate/Senior Associate Commissioner, Big 12 Conference Committees NCAA Championships/Competition Cabinet, 2001-2006 Served On Chair, Playing & Practice Seasons Committee NCAA Administration Cabinet, 2008-Present Education 1974 B.A., Ohio State University, Speech Communication 1975 M.A., Ohio State University, Journalism Former HS Y Ath/Coach Former Col Y Ath/Coach Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Y Exp NCAA Champ Y Exp Nominee Y Accept Conference Y Accept Division I Women's Basketball Committee Nominee Information

Name Leanna Bordner Designation PW Gender F Ethnicity N Institution Illinois State University Conference Missouri Valley Conference 50% Rule Y Inst Spons Y Sport Qualification • 32 year career in Intercollegiate Athletics, 16 as college Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach. Statement • Attended every Final Four since NCAA started championships. • Chair of MVC Women’s Basketball Marketing Task Force, as we moved to a neutral site beginning with the 2008 Championship. This provided me with knowledge of key issues relative to equity, marketing/promotion, ticketing and a neutral site concept. • Currently have oversight for Women’s Basketball Program at ISU. • Initiated marketing initiatives on our campus specifically targeted at women’s basketball program that resulted in increased attendance, ticket sales, radio and TV coverage. • Assumed Senior leadership for all MVC and NCAA Championships hosted by ISU. • Know the game of basketball, and possess the ability to ascertain the strengths/weaknesses of teams and compare these attributes to other teams. • Have worked hard to provide opportunities in the sport for females, as well as to grow the game.

Prof Empl Hist July, 2007-Present Senior Assocte AD/SWA Illinois State University July, 2002-June, 2007 Associate Athletics Director/Senior Women’s Administrator, ISU July, 1997-June 2002 Assistant Athletics Director/Marketing, ISU July, 1995-June, 1997 Director of Marketing, ISU August, 1993-June, 1995 Assistant to Director, Event Management, ISU June, 1985-July, 1993 Assistant Basketball Coach, Michigan State University June, 1980-May, 1985 Assistant Basketball Coach, Central Missouri State University MIAA Conference Champions (12-0 record) MIAA Postseason Tournament Champions MIAA Conference Champion (12-0 record) MIAA Postseason Tournament Champions MIAA Conference Champions (12-0 record) MIAA Postseason Tournament Champions Committees 2008-present Chair, MVC Women’s Basketball Marketing Task Force Served On 2007-present Member of MVC Volleyball Strategic Group 2007-2009C hair, MVC, Conference Relations Committee 2004M ember, Athletic Director’s Search Committee 2002-present Member, NACWAA 2002-present Search committees for head coaches in football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, baseball, men’s and women’s golf, track & field, women’s soccer, men’s tennis, and volleyball 1993-present Member, NACDA 1987-2007M ember, WBCA 1987-92 Assistant Coaches Representative to the WBCA 1987-92As sistant Coaches/WBCA liaison to NCAA Legislative Services 1980-84 Tournament Director of Jennies Basketball Classic, Dial Basketball Classic and Pizza Hut Classic at Central Missouri State University

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Education August, 1981: 18 hours toward PH.D., Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Missouri June, 1979: Master of Science Degree, Physical Education, Special Emphasis: Athletic Administration, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana June, 1977: Bachelor of Science Degree, Physical Education, Minor: Health Education, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan June, 1973: Diploma, Jonesville High School, Jonesville, Michigan

ACCOMPLISHMENTS, AWARDS AND HONORS 1993: Nell Jackson Outstanding Alumna Award, Michigan State University 1977: Thompson-Tarbell Award as the Outstanding Physical Education Student at Michigan State University 1977: Janice Marston Award as the Outstanding College of Education Student at Michigan State University 1973-1977: Member of Michigan State University Intercollegiate Varsity Women’s Basketball, Softball and Field Hockey Teams

Former Col Y Ath/Coach Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Y Exp NCAA Champ Y Exp Nominee Accept Conference Y Accept Division I Women's Basketball Committee Nominee Information

Name Barbara E. Dearing Designation SWA/Associate AD Business Ops Gender F Ethnicity N Institution Portland State University Conference Big Sky Conference 50% Rule Y Inst Spons Sport Qualification Experience as sport administrator for women's basketball program at the DI level; DI coaching background prior to Statement becoming an athletic administrator; operational and financial experience in conducting campus based women's basketball tournaments and hosting post-season tournament games (WNIT).

Prof Empl Hist Portland State University (2007 to present): Associate AD for Business & Financial Operations & SWA: 07/2008 to present. 10/07 – 6/08 served as Assistant AD for Business Operations Longwood University (2004 - 2007): Associate AD for Business Operations & SWA (2005-2007) Assistant AD for Business Operations & SWA (2004–2005) ; Asst Softball Coach (1/04–7/04) Presbyterian College (2001-2003)- Head Softball Coach and Instructor, PE Columbus State Community College (1990 - 2001)- Head Softball Coach (part-time position) Door Control Consultants, Inc. (1999–2001) - Director, Business & Marketing Initiatives New Albany County Club (1998-1999) - Athletic Director Franklin University (1996 - 1998) - Assistant to the Vice Presidents The Ohio State University (1985-1989) - Head Softball Coach/Women's Sports Program Asst Liberty University (1979-1985) - Head Softball Coach and Assistant Professor, Health and PE Committees • NCAA Softball Sport Committee, 1984 & 1985. Served On • NCAA Division II South Regional Softball Chair, 1983-1985. • Big Ten Conference Softball Coaches Sport Committee, Chairperson-1988; Secretary-1987. • NJCAA Region 12 Softball Director, 1991-1993, 1996-2001. • Ohio H.S. Fastpitch Softball Coaches Association Advisory Board, 1985-1988. • AIAW All-American Selection Committee, 1982. AIAW DII Regional Softball Chair, 1980 - 1982 • Director, US Coal Festival Pro-Am Tennis Tournament, 1976. • South Carolina Association for HPER Executive Board, 1974 & 1975. Education 2009 - NACWAA/Leadership Enhancement Institute Graduate 2005 - NACWAA/HERS Leadership Institute Graduate 1996 - Franklin University -- MBA 1977 - Temple University -- M.Ed. 1974 - Marshall University -- Graduate studies in Physical Education 1973 - Bob Jones University – B.S. in Health and Physical Education Former Col Y Ath/Coach Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Y Exp NCAA Champ Y Exp Nominee Y Accept Conference Y Accept 2009-10 WOMEN’S BOWLING COMMITTEE (Association-Wide Rules Administration and National Collegiate Championship)

Legislated Six members (including one member who shall serve as secretary-rules editor). Requirements: Required number of administrators (25%): 2. Required number of coaches (50%): 3. Policy: Three from Division I (including each subdivision of Division I in which a substantial number of schools sponsor the sport), one from Division II and one at large. Two from each region and one at-large: Central and Northeast Vacancies: Two September 2010 vacancies. One Division I (preference: DI subdivision); one any division or subdivision. One Northeast; one any region. One administrator; one coach. Staff Liaison: Jan Gentry; Teresa Smith (rules) Chair: Frank Parisi (9/09-9/10)

DIV. REG. POS. EM/ NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FCS Central C N/M Jeff McCorvey Southwestern Athletic McCorvey McCorvey* Alabama A&M University

III NoE C N/M Frank Parisi New Jersey Athletic Parisi* New Jersey City University

FBS Central AD Y/M Dean Lee Sun Belt Lee Lee Lee Lee* Arkansas State University II NoE C N/M Robert Cincotta Northeast-10 Cincotta Cincotta* Adelphi University

DI NoE A N/F Tara Wuorinen Metro Atlantic Wuorinen* St. Peter’s College Athletic Secretary Rules Editor N/M Ronald Holmes Jr. N/A Holmes

10/13/09 WOMEN'S BOWLING COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Term End Date Date Brian Reese Vanderbilt University Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Barbara Lewis Grambling State University Southwestern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-07 9-Mar-09 Emily Haynam St. Peter's College Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 20-Sep-06 31-Mar-08 Novella Franklin Florida A&M University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Robert Henderson Fayetteville State University Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Becky Kregling Sacred Heart University Northeast Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-06 Robert A. Burton University of Nebraska, Lincoln Big 12 Conference 29-Mar-04 1-Sep-06 Juli Peterson Rutgers, State Univ of New Jersey, New Brunswick Big East Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-05 Ronald Holmes, Jr. University of Central Missouri Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-05 Shawn Eichorst University of Wisconsin, Whitewater Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 1-Sep-03 15-Dec-03

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 WOMEN'S BOWLING COMMITTEE NOMINEES Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Central Bill Straub Head Bowling Coach University of Big 12 Conference FBS M Nebraska, Lincoln Central Kevin Colon Associate AD Vanderbilt University Southeastern FBS M Y Conference NoE Sharon Brummell Associate AD for Business/Bowling University of Mid-Eastern Athletic FCS F Y Coach Maryland, Eastern Conf. Shore NoE James Hoffman Director of Compliance St. Francis College Northeast Conference FCS M (New York) NoE Patrick Elliott Director of Athletics St. Peter's College Metro Atlantic Athletic DI M Conference

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 11, 2010 WOMEN'S BOWLING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Bill Straub Job Title Head Bowling Coach Institution University of Nebraska, Lincoln Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big 12 Conference Qualification Stmt Past member PBA Executive Board: 1978-79, 1987-90 Past chairman PBA Tournament Committee: 1978-79, 1987-90 Past president Touring PBA: 1984-92 Past member National Inter-collegiate Bowling association oversight committee: 1996-98 Past member American Bowling Congress task force for the advancement of Intercollegiate Bowling: 1997-99 Member of Bowling Propietor's Association of America National High School Bowling Committee: 2002-present

Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist Professional Bowler's Association Touring Player 1972-1992 University of Nebraska Men and Women's head bowling coach (club teams) 1992-1997 University of Nebraska head coach women's bowling: 1997-present Assistant Coach for Team USA Bowling: 2002-2003 Honors and Awards • National Tenpin Coach of the Year (2005) • Three NCAA Team Championships (2004, 2005, 2009) • Five IBC Women’s National Titles (1991, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2001) • Two IBC Men’s National Titles (1990, 1996) • Three NCBCA Collegiate Bowlers of the Year • 14 Bowlers have combined for 32 first-team All-America awards • Seven women bowlers who have been selected to national teams • 14 Bowlers have combined for 32 National Collegiate Bowling Association Academic All- America awards

Education Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Kensington University Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y WOMEN'S BOWLING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Kevin Colon Job Title Associate Director of Student Athletics Institution Vanderbilt University Gender M Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Southeastern Conference Qualification Stmt Kevin currently serve as Associate Athletics Director at Vanderbilt University, and has direct oversight of several varsity women¿s sports programs, in particular women¿s track and field, women¿s swimming and women¿s cross country. The bowling program at Vanderbilt continues to emerge as a contender in the national ranks, and Kevin has worked closely with the Bowling coaching staff and student-athletes in the daily operations of the program Kevin has a working knowledge of the sport; and, bowling continues to have a positive impact on Vanderbilt and the Nashville community. Over the past four years Kevin has become aware of the intricacies of women¿s bowling and look forward to the opportunity to represent Vanderbilt University and the Southeastern Conference on this committee.

Committees Served On Member of the NCAA Selection Committee for Student Athlete Leadership Conference Facilitator at NCAA Student-Athlete Leadership Conference

Prof Empl Hist ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN 2003-Present DIRECTOR OF STUDENTS SERVICES, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN 1997-2003 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF LIFE SKILLS, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS 1996-1997 ACADEMIC COUSELOR, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS 1994-1996 ACADEMIC COUSELOR, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY 1991-1994 ASSISTANT TO ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, University of Toledo 1990-1991

Education Master of Arts, Sports Administration, University of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio Bachelor of Science, Speech Communications, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y WOMEN'S BOWLING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Sharon Brummell Designation SWA Job Title Associate AD for Business/Bowling Coach Institution University of Maryland, Eastern Shore Gender F Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. Qualification Stmt I am very knowledgeable in the collegiate bowling field. I have coached for 11 years and been very active in collegiate bowling. I am a USBC bronze certified coach, a NCAA regional representative for women's bowling, and serve on the board of directors for the USBC. My team has participated in all six NCAA Championships, finishing second in 2007 and first in 2008. Also, we host the second largest NCAA bowling tournament each year.

Committees Served On 2006-Present - NCAA Regional Representative for Women's Bowling 2007-Present - USBC Board of Directors Prof Empl Hist 1996-Present - University of Maryland Eastern Shore Education Salisbury State University, BS Business Administration. Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y WOMEN'S BOWLING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jim Hoffman Job Title Director of Compliance Institution St. Francis College (New York) Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Northeast Conference Qualification Stmt I have served as a sport administrator for St. Francis College's women's bowling team since its inception in 2006. I have also served as a member of the Northeast Conference women's bowling committee for the inaugural 200809 season. I enjoy the sport and would like to gain more experience as a supporting administrator as a member of the Division I Women's Bowling Committee.

Committees Served On Selected to the Division I Certification Peer-Review Pool (in training phase) Northeast Conference Women's Bowling Committee, 2008-Present Prof Empl Hist Director of Compliance, St. Francis College, 2002-Present Sports Information Director and Recruiting/Clearinghouse/Eligibility Coordinator, St. Francis College, 1993-2002 Education Fairfield University, BS, 1989 Former HS Ath/Coach Former Col Ath/Coach Conf Mgt Exp Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y WOMEN'S BOWLING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Patrick Elliott Job Title Director of Athletics Institution St. Peter's College Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt I am interested in serving on this committee as I feel that Women's Bowling is an exciting and emerging sport making a positive impression on the intercollegiate athletic landscape. As the Director of Athletics at an institution which sponors women's bowling, I feel my service on this committee can assist with the further development of the women's bowling championships while ensuring the integrity, competitiveness and sportsmanship which support the standards of NCAA participation.

Committees Served On Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Men's Soccer committee - Chair 2008-Present Big East Conference Men's Basball committee - 2005-2007

Prof Empl Hist Director of Athletics - Saint Peter's College - July 2008-Present Senior Associate Athletic Director - St. John's University - Dec. 2002-June 2008

Associate Athletic Director - Seton Hall University - July 1995-Dec. 2002

Assistant Men's basketball Coach - Seton Hall University - October 1989 - September 1994

Education Master of Arts in Education - 1992 - Seton Hall University Bachelor of Science in Business Management and Industrial Relations - 1989 - Seton Hall University Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 MEN’S AND WOMEN’S FENCING COMMITTEE (NATIONAL COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIPS, MAY INCLUDE REPRESENTATIVES FROM DIVISIONS II AND III) Legislated Eight members, including four members representing men’s fencing with one representative from each of the four fencing regions, and four members Requirements: representing women’s fencing with one representative from each of the four women’s fencing regions. Regions (Northeast, Mid-Atlantic/South, Midwest, West). Quota of 25 percent administrators: 2. [In January 1998 the Board of Directors approved a waiver of Constitution 4.8.1, which specifies that no subdivision of Division I shall have more than 50 percent representation on any Division I committee. The Board noted however, that the waiver was for one year. In April 1998 the Board extended the waiver.] Vacancy: One September 2010 vacancy. Any division or subdivision. Women’s interests; Mid-Atlantic/South region; coach or administrator. Reappoint: Barb Bolich. Staff Liaison: Kelly Shaul Chair: Wendell Jack (9/09-9/11) DIV. REG. POS. EM/ NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FBS MidAtl/S C N/M Ronald Miller Atlantic Coast Miller Miller Miller* (M) University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill FCS NoE C N/M George Kolombatovich Ivy Group Kolombatovich Kolombatovich Kolombatovich* (M) Columbia University-Barnard College II MidW C N/M Todd Dressell Horizon League Dressell Dressell Dressell Dressell* (M or W) University of Detroit Mercy III West AD N/M Wendell Jack Southern California Jack Jack* (M) California Institute of Intercollegiate Athletic Technology II West Asst C N/M Joshua Runyan California Collegiate Runyan Runyan Runyan* (W) University of California, San Athletic Diego FBS MidW C N/M Laurence Schiller Big Ten Schiller Schiller Schiller Schiller* (W) Northwestern University FCS MidAtl/S C N/M Zoltan Dudas Ivy Group Dudas* (W) Princeton University III NoE Asst AD N/F Barb Bolich New England Small Bolich (W) Massachusetts Institute of College Athletic Technology *Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S FENCING COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Janusz Bednarski University of Notre Dame Big East Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Emmanuil G. Kaidanov Pennsylvania State University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Lisa Milgram Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Peter Brand Harvard University Ivy Group 2-Jul-04 1-Sep-08 Kristen Foley Temple University Atlantic 10 Conference 5-Feb-03 1-Sep-06 Laurence D. Schiller Northwestern University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Todd Dressell University of Detroit Mercy Horizon League 15-Jan-02 1-Sep-05 Albert Peters Cornell University Ivy Group 16-Sep-03 8-Jun-05 Abdelmonem H. Salem U.S. Air Force Academy Mountain West Conference 21-Sep-98 1-Sep-04 Sherry Posthumus Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Wieslaw Glon Pennsylvania State University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Merry L. Ormsby Columbia University-Barnard College Ivy Group 18-Dec-02 15-Aug-03 Denis Elton Cochran-Fikes University of Pennsylvania Ivy Group 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 George Kolombatovich Columbia University-Barnard College Ivy Group 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Rob Lichten Northwestern University Big Ten Conference 5-Feb-99 1-Sep-01 Yves Ariol University of Notre Dame Big East Conference 4-Mar-98 1-Sep-01 Emmanuil G. Kaidanov Pennsylvania State University Big Ten Conference 21-Sep-94 1-Sep-00 Zoram Tulum Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-99 Merry L. Ormsby Columbia University-Barnard College Ivy Group 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-98 Ronald C. Miller University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-98 Jeffrey M. Eisen University of Detroit Mercy Horizon League 15-Aug-97 6-Jul-98 Denise J. Cohen U.S. Air Force Academy Western Athletic Conference 15-Aug-97 30-Jun-98 Brian M. Boulac University of Notre Dame Big East Conference 1-Sep-97 31-Dec-97 Brian M. Boulac University of Notre Dame Big East Conference 1-Sep-94 1-Sep-97 Julie Jones Cleveland State University Horizon League 31-Aug-95 1-Sep-97 Stewart M. Le Blanc U.S. Air Force Academy Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-94 15-Aug-97 Jo Redmon Long Beach State University Big West Conference 1-Sep-92 1-Sep-95 Merry L. Ormsby Columbia University-Barnard College Ivy Group 1-Sep-92 1-Sep-95 Ronald C. Miller University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-92 1-Sep-95 Joseph E. Fazekas Cleveland State University Horizon League 1-Sep-92 30-Jun-95

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 2009-10 DIVISION I FIELD HOCKEY COMMITTEE

Legislated Six members. No more than three members from any one subdivision of Division I. One member shall be selected from each of the five field hockey regions Requirements: (Northeast, Mideast, Mid-Atlantic, South, West) and one member shall be selected at large. Quota of 50 percent administrators: 3.

Vacancies: Two September 2010 vacancies. Any subdivision. Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions. Administrators. Staff Liaison: Mary Berdo Chair: Nancy Lyons (9/08-9/10)

DIV REG POS EM/GEN NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13

FBS S C Y/F Michele Madison Atlantic Coast Madison Madison* University of Virginia FBS West Ex Assoc N/F Cathy O’Donnell Mid-American O’Donnell O’Donnell O’Donnell* AD Kent State University FCS MidE C N/F Pamela Neiss Stuper Ivy Group Stuper Stuper Stuper Stuper* Yale University FCS South C N/F Elizabeth Anders Colonial Athletic Anders Anders Anders* Old Dominion University FCS Mid-Atl Assoc AD N/F Athena Argyropoulos Patriot League Argyropoul American University os* DI NoE Assoc AD N/F Nancy Lyons America East Lyons* Boston University

* Not eligible for reappointment.

10/13/09 DIVISION I FIELD HOCKEY COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Barbara H. Henderson Syracuse University Big East Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Erin McDermott Princeton University Ivy Group 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Lesley Irvine Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Jennifer D Averill Wake Forest University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Patricia Shea University of Massachusetts, Amherst Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Patricia Stauffer Virginia Commonwealth University Colonial Athletic Association 24-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Amanda Backus Bucknell University Patriot League 8-Jul-02 1-Sep-05 Nance Reed Towson University Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Shellie Onstead University of California, Berkeley Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-04 Marcia Pankratz University of Michigan Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Jody Smith Wake Forest University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-02 Peel S. Hawthorne College of William and Mary Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Tim Boyle Boston College Big East Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Heather Lewis Bucknell University Patriot League 1-Sep-01 4-Sep-01 Colleen Lim Yale University Ivy Group 1-Aug-97 1-Sep-01 Sheryl A. Johnson Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Aug-97 1-Sep-00 Cristy A. Freese Central Michigan University Mid-American Conference 1-Aug-97 1-Sep-99 Marilyn A. McNeil Monmouth University Northeast Conference 14-Apr-98 1-Sep-99 Jaclyn E. Silar Duke University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Aug-97 1-Sep-98 Susan E. Caples Harvard University Ivy Group 1-Aug-97 1-Sep-98 Kathleen M. McNally La Salle University Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Aug-97 14-Apr-98

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 DIVISION I FIELD HOCKEY COMMITTEE NOMINEES Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service MidA Karin G. Torchia Assoc. AD for External Affairs & Rider University Metro Atlantic Athletic DI F Develop Conference NoE Jill La Point Executive Associate AD Providence College Big East Conference FBS F NoE Katie Herbine Assoc AD/SWA University of Maine, Orono America East Conference DI F

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 11, 2010 DIVISION I FIELD HOCKEY COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Karin Torchia Designation SWA Job Title Assoc. AD for External Affairs & Develop Institution Rider University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt As the Senior Women's Administrator at Rider University, field hockey is one of the sports over which I have administrative oversight therefore I am well-versed in the rules, regulations and legislation applying to the sport. Additionally, I would like to serve on this committee to help enact policies that would continue to benefit the student-athletes and the sport of field hockey as a whole. I previously served on the NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Committee and enjoyed the opportunity for professional growth while helping to promote and enhance the opportunities for that sport and feel I could do the same if appointed to the Division I Field Hockey Committee. Committees Served On NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Committee: August 1997 - June 2001 NCAA Women's Soccer Northeast Advisory Committee (chair): 1997-2001 MAAC Women's Basketball Committee: June 2009 - Present MAAC Awards Committee: July 2006 - Present MAAC Gender Equity Committee: September 2008 - Present ECAC Championships Cabinet: 2001 - 2007 ECAC Softball Softball Championship & All-Star Selection Committee: 1997-2000 Prof Empl Hist Associate Director of Athletics for External Operations & Development/SWA Rider University May 2000 - Present Assistant Commissioner for Championships & Marketing Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference July 1995 - May 2000 Assistant to the Commissioner Atlantic 10 Conference May 1994 - July 1995 Media Volunteer NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship 2000 & 2004 First and Second Rounds and 2001 & 2003 East Regionals Volunteer Coordinator and Operations Assistant NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Championship Education West Virginia University - Morgantown, WV Master of Science in Sports Administration 1993 West Virginia University - Morgantown, WV Bachelor of Science in Sport Management 1991 Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I FIELD HOCKEY COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jill La Point Designation SWA Job Title Asst. VP/Exec. Assoc. AD/SWA Institution Providence College Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big East Conference Qualification Stmt I have been involved in intercollegiate field hockey for the past 24 years. I played Division I field hockey at Lock Haven University from 1985-88, coached at various institutions from 1989-1998 and have been an administrator overseeing the sport from 1998 to the present. Given my history and knowledge of the sport, I feel well qualified to serve as a member of the NCAA Division I Field Hockey Committee.

Committees Served On Big East Conference Championship and Competition Committee Big East Conference Field Hockey Committee 2003 - Present Rhode Island Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women 2000-Present NCAA Women’s Water Polo Committee 1999-2000

Prof Empl Hist 2008-PresentExecutive Associate AD/SWA- Providence College, Providence, RI 2000-2008 Associate AD/SWA- Providence College, Providence, RI 1998-2000 Assistant Athletic Director- Brown University, Providence, RI 1994-1998 Assistant Athletic Director- Juniata College, Huntingdon, PA 1993-1998 Senior Woman Administrator- Juniata College, Huntingdon, PA 1992-1998 Head Field Hockey- Juniata College, Huntingdon, PA

Education 1990-92 Master of Science - Exercise and Sport Studies Smith College - Northampton, MA

1985-89 Bachelor of Science - Health and Physical Education Lock Haven University - Lock Haven, PA

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I FIELD HOCKEY COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Katie Herbine Designation SWA Job Title Assoc AD/SWA Institution University of Maine, Orono Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport 50% Rule Y Conference America East Conference Qualification Stmt I work closely with the field hockey program at UMaine. I have an interest being a part of the continued growth of women's sports in college athletics, field hockey and basketball in particular. College athletics as a whole continues to face significant challenges and economic difficulties. I want to be a part of an organization that helps to plan and develop the sport despite those challenges.

Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist I have practiced law full time in Florida and Maine for a total of 3 years. I was employed at a Division III institution for 3 years in health in wellness in addition to working as the head coach of women's cross country and assistant coach of women's basketball. I have held my current position as Assoc. AD for Compliance and SWA for 15 months.

Education B.A. in History from the University of Maine in May 2000 J.D. from New England School of Law (Boston) in May 2003 Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 DIVISION I FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP COMMITTEE

Legislated One representative from each conference that is eligible for and applies for an automatic qualification for participation in the Division I Football Championship. Requirements: Quota of 50 percent administrators: 4.

Policies: Active coaches should not be considered for this committee due to the timing of the majority of the committee’s work. Vacancies: Three September 2010 vacancies. Big South, Colonial and MEAC. Preference: administrators. Reappoint: Charles Cobb. Staff Liaison Dennie Poppe, Damani Leech Chair: John McCutcheon (9/07-9/09)

POS EM/GEN NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13

AD N/M James O’Day Big Sky O’Day O’Day O’Day* University of Montana

AD N/M Warren Koegel Big South Koegel* Coastal Carolina University

AD N/M John McCutcheon Colonial Athletic McCutcheon* University of Massachusetts, Amherst

AD Y/M Floyd Kerr Mid-Eastern Kerr* Morgan State University Athletic

AD N/M Ron Strollo Missouri Valley Strollo Strollo Strollo Strollo* Youngstown State University Football

AD N/Y Craig Coleman Northeast Coleman Coleman Coleman Coleman* Robert Morris University AD N/M Mark Sandy Ohio Valley Sandy Sandy Sandy* Eastern Kentucky University

AD N/M Bruce McCutcheon Patriot League McCutcheon McCutcheon* Lafayette College

AD N/M Charles Cobb Southern Cobb Appalachian State University

AD Y/M Robert Bernardi Southland Bernardi Bernardi* Nicholls State University

*Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09 DIVISION I FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Service Jeff Barber Director of Athletics Liberty University Big South Conference M 1RECC 07/12 Jeffrey T. Bourne Director of Athletics James Madison University Colonial Athletic Association M Wheeler Brown Director of Athletics North Carolina A&T State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. M Y

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 11, 2010 2009-10 DIVISION I MEN’S GOLF COMMITTEE

Legislated Six members. No more than three members from any one subdivision of Division I. Requirements: Quota of 25 percent administrators: 2.

Policies: Two members from each of the three regions. Men’s golf regions: East – Mid Atlantic, New England, south, Southeast Central – Central, Midwest, South Central West – Pacific, Southwest Committee At least two coaches. preference: Vacancies: One September 2010 vacancy. West region. Preference: coach. Staff Liaisons: Donnie Wagner Chair: Darin Spease (9/08-9/11)

DIV REG/ POS EM/ NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 DIST GEN DI West C N/M Tim Mickelson West Coast Mickelson* University of San Diego FBS West Assoc N/M Javan Hedlund Mountain West Hedlund Hedlund Hedlund Hedlund* Com Mountain West Conference FBS Central AD N/M Lawrence Cunningham Conference USA Cunningham Cunningham Cunningham* University of Tulsa FCS Central Assoc. N/M Jack Key Southland Key Key* Com. Southland Conference DI East Sr. Assoc. N/M Darin Spease Atlantic-10 Spease Spease* AD University of North Carolina, Charlotte FCS East AD N/M Norwood Teague Colonial Athletic Teague Teague Teague* Virginia Commonwealth University

10/13/09 DIVISION I MEN'S GOLF COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Rick LaRose University of Arizona Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 John Thomas Crooks Campbell University Atlantic Sun Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Mike Holder Oklahoma State University Big 12 Conference 24-Jun-03 1-Sep-08 Eddie Payton Jackson State University Southwestern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Michael J. Hermann Niagara University Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Hans J. Mueh U.S. Air Force Academy Mountain West Conference 18-Nov-04 1-Sep-06 Randy Lein Arizona State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Frederick B. Warren East Tennessee State University Southern Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 R. Michael Carter Oral Roberts University The Summit League 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Ronald J. Petro University of Rhode Island Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Gerald L. Myers Texas Tech University Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-00 11-Jun-03

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 DIVISION I MEN'S GOLF COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Derek Freeman Head Men's Golf Coach University of California, Los Pacific-10 Conference FBS M Angeles Eric Hoos Head Men's Golf Coach University of Denver Sun Belt Conference FBS M Scott Lieberwirth Head Men's Golf Coach New Mexico State University Western Athletic Conference FBS M

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 11, 2010 DIVISION I MEN'S GOLF COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Derek Freeman Job Title Head Men's Golf Coach Institution University of California, Los Angeles Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Pacific-10 Conference Qualification Stmt There are many ways to serve. One way, is to give financially either to organizations or to those less fortunate. Many consider this is an honor to be able to help. Another, is to give our time to causes that we believe. Time is a valuable resource in that it will not and cannot be replaced. It is a precious commodity that we all decide how to spend. Many deem it as a type of civic duty to give their time. My interest in being a member of the NCAA Golf Committee is both an honor and a duty. It is an honor to represent the finest conference in the nation, the PAC-10. It is a duty to give back and serve as a committee member for a sport that has given so much to me. It is a very important time in our sport. We are exploding on the world scene. Golf is now going to be an Olympic sport. There is a window of opportunity for golf to maximize our exposure. The time is now for us to take charge.

Committees Served On none Prof Empl Hist • Univ. of California, Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA 2007-Present—Head Men’s Golf Coach • Univ. of California, Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA 2006-2007—Assistant Men’s Golf Coach • University of Oklahoma Norman, OK 2005-2006—Assistant Men’s Golf Coach • Oklahoma City University Oklahoma City, OK 2003-2005—Head Women’s Golf Coach • Oklahoma City University Oklahoma City, OK 2002-2003—Assistant Golf Coach Men’s and Women’s Programs • Prudential Securities Oklahoma City, OK 2001-2002—Associate Vice-President – Investments • UBS Paine Webber Oklahoma City, OK 1997-2001—Financial Advisor • Professional Golfer Oklahoma City, OK 1995-1997

Education • B.A., Economics, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, 1994 • Edmond Memorial High School, Edmond, OK, 1989

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S GOLF COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Eric Hoos Job Title Head Men's Golf Coach Institution University of Denver Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Sun Belt Conference Qualification Stmt The game has given me a great life, and I have a strong desire to see others to have the same experience/opportunities. I’ve been an amateur, a professional and a Division I coach so I’m very experienced with both sides of tournament operations. With 12 years of coaching experience I have developed a strong working knowledge of the college game, hosted tournaments in Colorado and Arizona, have a tireless work ethic and the desire to see the game grow. Over the years I’ve found what works and doesn’t work in tournament operations and tried to put all the positive aspects into an event that is successful and well received. I have a strong desire to be involved and help the committee reach and surpass all of its goals and visions for the championship. Serving on this committee would give me the chance to learn new ideas, develop new relationships, help show case our student-athletes, and to share my tournament knowledge. Also, I can give back to the game that means so much to me. Committees Served On July 2008-Current Golf Coaches Association of America-National Advisor Board Member- Division I At-Large August 2005-Current Board member of the Colorado Open Golf Foundatio July 2004-July 2006 Golf Coaches Association of America-Chair of National coach of the year commite July 2004- July 2006 Golf Coaches Association of America-Chair of Assistant coach of the year committee August 2003-Current Colorado Open Golf Foundation July 2003-July 2005 Golf Coaches Association of America-International coach selection committee member July 2003-July 2007 Member of the Southwest Regional Selection Committee-District 7 Prof Empl Hist August 1999-Present UNIVERSITY OF DENVER, Head Men’s Golf Coach August 1997-August 1999 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, Assistant Men’s Golf September 1997 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO-Interim Head Women’s Golf Coach Summer 1997-1998 NIKE CAMP, Golf Instructor Instructor for Nike golf camp at Coal Creek Golf Course. February 1990- NIKE AND HOGAN TOUR, Golf Instructor September 1997 Served as a volunteer instructor for clinics sponsored by the Nike (Hogan) Tour. Professional Playing Experience Education August 1983-May 1986 UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS, Fayetteville, AR Bachelor of Arts, May 1986 Major: Marketing August 1981-May 1983 SCOTTSDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Scottsdale, AZ Associate of Arts, May 1 August 1980-May 1981 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, Boulder, CO Major: Busine Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S GOLF COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Scott Lieberwirth Job Title Head Men's Golf Coach Institution New Mexico State University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Western Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt I look forward to bringing my experience as a Division I student-athlete and head coach to contribute to the improvement of college golf. Committees Served On I was a member of the District 7 (Mountain District) regional selection committee in 2006- 07. Prof Empl Hist I have been the New Mexico State University head men's golf coach since January 2004. Prior to my employment at New Mexico State University, I competed on various professional golf tours in the United States. Education I graduated from New Mexico State University with honors in May 2000. My degree is a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing. My collegiate GPA was 3.7, and I was named as a GCAA Academic All-American in 2000. I am set to become a Class A PGA member in February 2010. Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 DIVISION I WOMEN’S GOLF COMMITTEE

Legislated Six members. Quota of 25 percent administrators: 2. No more than three members from any one subdivision of Division I. Requirements: Policies: Two members from each of the three regions. Women’s golf districts: Central, East, West Vacancies: Two September 2010 vacancies. Only one FBS. Central and East regions. Eligible for Kari Williams. Conference has held the position since 2006. reappointment: Staff Liaisons: Tina Krah Chair: Nancy Cross (9/06-9/10)

DIV REG/ POS EM NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 ? FBS Central Sr. Assoc. N/F Nancy Cross Big Ten Cross* AD Purdue University FCS East C/SWA N/F Velvet Milkman Ohio Valley Milkman Milkman Milkman* Murray State University FCS East C N/F Kari Williams Ivy Group Williams Columbia University-Barnard College DI Central SWA N/F Heather Weems Missouri Valley Weems Weems* Drake University FBS West C N/F Mary Lou Mulflur Pacific-10 Mulflur Mulflur* University of Washington FBS West Assoc N/F Carrie Wolf Mountain West Wolf Wolf Wolf* Comm Mountain West Conference

*Not eligible for reappointment. 10/13/09 DIVISION I WOMEN'S GOLF COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Richard Mueller Columbia University-Barnard College Ivy Group 1-Sep-06 1-Jul-09 Sharon Hanson Creighton University Missouri Valley Conference 1-Sep-07 13-May-09 Jody Dansie University of Nevada Western Athletic Conference 22-Dec-04 1-Sep-08 Robert Lawson Goodman Colonial Athletic Association Colonial Athletic Association 26-Jun-07 1-Sep-08 Henry Hank Stewart Texas Southern University Southwestern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Laurie Gibbs Pepperdine University West Coast Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Bradley L. Taylor Colonial Athletic Association Colonial Athletic Association 3-Mar-06 1-Jun-07 Barbara L. Camp Auburn University Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Tripp Sheppard Colonial Athletic Association Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-04 20-Feb-06 Nancy Lewis San Jose State University Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Apr-05 Caroline O'Connor Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Dan K. Davies Montana State University-Bozeman Big Sky Conference 11-Mar-99 1-Sep-03 Judi Henry Texas Tech University Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 DIVISION I WOMEN'S GOLF COMMITTEE NOMINEES Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Central Amy Weeks Assoicate Athletics Director Oklahoma State University Big 12 Conference FBS F

Central Bradford Hurlbut Senior Associate A.D. Northwestern University Big Ten Conference FBS M Central Robert Collins Deputy AD Northern Illinois University Mid-American FBS M Y Conference Central Lia Biehl-Lukkarinen Head Women's Golf Coach Western Illinois University The Summit League DI F

East Jody Sykes Assistant Athletic Director University of Louisville Big East Conference FBS F PROGRESS 09/11 Compliance East Susan Bower Assistant Athletic Director Tulane University Conference USA FBS F East Mike Spiegler Associate Athletics Director University of Florida Southeastern FBS M Conference East Jodi Wendt Head Women's Golf Coach Winthrop University Big South Conference FCS F

East Kelly Mehrtens Director of Athletics University of North Carolina, Colonial Athletic FCS F Y Wilmington Association East Kari Williams (eligible Coach Columbia University-Barnard Ivy Group FCS F for reappointment) College

East Michelle Melia Associate AD/SWA Monmouth University Northeast Conference FCS F

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 11, 2010 DIVISION I WOMEN'S GOLF COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Amy Weeks Job Title Associate AD/SWA Institution Oklahoma State University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big 12 Conference Qualification Stmt Participation in the process of development within the NCAA is an opportunity that I look forward to witnessing first hand. My experience as a student-athlete, head coach and now SWA; I believe gives me a unique perspective about the NCAA and will make me well suited for committee service. Committees Served On National Golf Coaches Association 1997- 2004 Prof Empl Hist Assistant Women?s Golf Coach, Oklahoma State University ? 1997-2000 ? Big 12 Champions - 1999

Head Women?s Golf Coach, Oklahoma State University ? 2000-2004 ? NCAA Runner-up - 2004 ? Big 12 Champions - 2001, 2002, 2003 Education B.A. Oklahoma State University - 1998 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S GOLF COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Bradford Dreher Hurlbut Job Title Senior Associate A.D. Institution Northwestern University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big Ten Conference Qualification Stmt Over 14 years involvement with the men’s and women’s golf programs at Northwestern. I am the administrator for both sports, and the Sport Management Committee’s liaison to men’s golf for the Big Ten Conference. Served as Tournament Director at numerous collegiate tournaments, including the 1997 NCAA Men’s Championships, 2005 Big Ten Men’s Championships. as well as men’s and women’s tournaments hosted annually by Northwestern. Through my travel with the golf teams to regional and final NCAA tournaments I have developed contacts with the men’s golf committee. Finally, I have volunteered at several USGA junior and amateur golf events. I love the game and want to help enhance the sport at the collegiate level. I am a passionate advocate for improving the SA experience, especially in women’s sports. I would be honored to participate on this committee, and believe my background, vast experience in tournament golf and vision make me qualified to serve.

Committees Served On Big Ten Sports Management Committee (2003 to present) Big Ten Administrator’s Council (2005 to 2009) Big Ten Sports Management Committee Liaison for Men’s Golf and Women’s Tennis

Prof Empl Hist Northwestern University: Senior Associate A.D. (2009 to present) Associate A.D., Administration (2004 to 2008) Associate A.D., External Affairs (2000 to 2004) Assistant A.D., Media Services (1995 to 2000) University of Pennsylvania Director of Athletic Communications (1993-1995) Interim Assistant Director of Sports Information (1992) Footwear Industries of America Director of Public Relations and Membership (1989-1991) Meridian Corporation Policy Analyst (1984-1989) Education Marietta College, B.A., Management and Economics, 1984. Former HS Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S GOLF COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Robert Collins Job Title Deputy Athletics Director Institution Northern Illinois University Gender M Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-American Conference Qualification Stmt I have had experience on this committee before serving from 2003-2006, and I would be more than happy to serve again. I have had oversite of our golf program during periods of my tenure at Northern Illinois. Committees Served On NCAA Women's Golf Committee 2003-2006 Prof Empl Hist Chicago Public Schools Physical Education Instructor,Teacher and Coach 15 years Deputy Director of Athletics at Nothern Illinois University 1992-present

Education Tennessee State University B.S.'71 National-Louis University Masters of Education '84

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S GOLF COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Lia Biehl-Lukkarinen Job Title Head Women's Golf Coach Institution Western Illinois University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference The Summit League Qualification Stmt I am interested in serving on the Women's Golf Committe for several reasons, but the main reason is my passion for the game of golf, and the character it reveals and develops in student-athletes. My job as a Coach is to assist each player on the team in achieving her goals for her education and game of golf. To do this, we provide the best collegiate golf experience we can at our institution in terms of competition, academic support and personal development. I'd like to further that ideal by becoming a member of the NCAA Division I Women's Golf Committee and continue to help our great sport grow and improve across the country. Since my years as a collegiate player, I have seen many positive changes. The quality and strength of our athletes, and consequently our events, continues to improve each year. I have several years of tournament experience and would like to be a part of the committee that makes the decisions to shape the future of our sport.

Committees Served On The First Tee of Western Illinois University Board of Directors 2005-present Prof Empl Hist Head Women's Golf Coach - Western Illinois University 2005-present Assistant Director of Golf and First Tee Program Director - Western Illinois University 2005-present Director of Golf - Oak Terrace Resort, Pana, IL 2002-2005 Assistant Women's Golf Coach - University of Illinois-Champaign Urbana - 2001 Teaching Professional - Old Kinderhook, Camdenton, MO 2000 Teaching Professional - Kansas City Country Club, Mission Hills, KS 1997-2000 Teaching Professional - Eagle Ridge, Galena, IL 1996 LPGA Tour Professional - 1995 Futures Tour Professional - 1993-1994 Assistant Golf Professional, Keokuk Country Club, Keokuk IA - 1992 Division I Collegiate Golfer - University of Illinois, Champaign 1987-1991 All Big Ten Academic All-American Iowa State Amateur Champion 1990-1991 Education Honors Bachelor of Science in Finance - University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana 1992 4.4 GPA PGA Class A Member - 1997 LPGA Class A Member - 1998 The First Tee Coach Program - in Final Phase III Titleist TPI Level I August 2009

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S GOLF COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jody Sykes Job Title Assistant Athletic Director Compliance Institution University of Louisville Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big East Conference Qualification Stmt As you will see in the professional/employment history section, I have been involved with collegiate athletics in one form or another since my initial matriculation to college. First as a student-athlete, then a NCAA intern, then a coach, and finally in various roles working with compliance, life skills, championships and academics/student services. Each role has provided a different experience that will help me bring a new perspective to this committee. As a former collegiate women’s golf student-athlete, I have a more complete knowledge of the sport. In my current position as Assistant Athletic Director, I have gained a feel for the administrative side of collegiate sports. My experience, qualifications and current position make me a perfect fit for this committee opening. I welcome the opportunity and I am excited to serve the entire membership on the women’s golf sport committee. Committees Served On BIG EAST Women’s Lacrosse Committee (August 2009 to present) NCAA Progress Toward Degree Waivers Committee (September 2007 to present NCAA Sports Committees, various sports and locations Site Representative (November 2000 – present) NCAA Division I Committee on Athletics Certification Peer Review Team Member (2003) National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators (NACWAA) Member (1998 – present) National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) National Association for Athletics Compliance (NAAC) Member (October 2003 - present) National Association of Academic Advisors for Athletics (N4A) Member (March 2002 – June 2009) -Region I Secretary Treasurer (June 2002 – June 2004) -Legislative Service Committee Vice Chair (June 2003 – June 2004) NCAA Division I Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (1997-1999) Big Sky Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (1996-1998) DIVISION I WOMEN'S GOLF COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jody Sykes (continued) Prof Empl Hist University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance (January 2006 - present) University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Director of Compliance (October 2003 – January 2006) Robert Morris University, Moon Township, Pennsylvania Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance and Student Services (August – September 2003) Director of Compliance and Student Services (June 2001 – July 2003) University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas Compliance Assistant – Men’s Athletic Department (July 2000 - May 2001) Assistant Women’s Golf Coach (August 1999 - June 2000) National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), Overland Park, Kansas Championships Intern (September 1998 - July 1999) Summit Sports and Events, Lakewood, Colorado Event Management Assistant (June 1998 - August 1998) The University of Montana, Missoula, Montana Varsity Student-Athlete - Women's Golf (August 1994 - May 1998) Athletic Department Intern (August 1997 - May 1998) Athletic Department Equipment Room Personnel (October 1996 - May 1998) Education Masters of Education in Sports Management, May 2001 University of Arkansas – Fayetteville, Arkansas Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, May 1998 - Cum Laude The University of Montana – Missoula, Montana Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S GOLF COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Susan Bower Designation SWA Job Title Assistant Athletic Director Institution Tulane University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Conference USA Qualification Stmt I believe I bring a wealth of experience, leadership and insight to the NCAA women’s golf committee. I bring 18 years of NCAA Women’s golf experience to this role, fourteen as a successful head coach and the past four years as the sport supervisor for women’s golf at Tulane University. I have been a PGA Class A professional since 1992 and remain active in the Gulf States PGA, the leading promoter of professional, amateur and junior golf in Louisiana and Mississippi. I have run numerous golf tournaments including a highly successful Division I collegiate event for nine years. Having participated in NCAA regionals and nationals as a coach, I have tremendous insight on what should and should not be done in conducting an event of this magnitude. I would be honored to bring my administrative and playing experience as a golf professional to the NCAA committee.

Committees Served On Served as women’s golf liaison with C-USA from 1996- 2003. Worked with Brenda Wear, C-USA tournament administrator, on all issues pertinent to the C-USA Women’s Golf Championship. Served on Host Committee for NCAA Men’s Basketball 1st and 2nd round in 2007 and host Committee for the NCAA Women’s Basketball regional final in 2008.

Prof Empl Hist July 1985 - November 1988, Futures Golf Pro Oct 1989 - August 1992, San Jose Country Club, Assistant Golf Professional August 1992 - June 2006, Head Women's Golf Coach, Tulane University July 2006 - Present, Asistant Athletic Director, Tulane University Education Dartmouth College, A.B. Psychology, June 1985 PGA Class A Professional, 1992-2009 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S GOLF COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Mike Spiegler Job Title Associate Athletics Director Institution University of Florida Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Southeastern Conference Qualification Stmt My career in college athletics began as an intern in the University of Florida Business Office in 1987. My first full time position with Florida was as an Administrtive Assistant at the University Golf Course. Over the last 22 years I have been the Tournament Director for many NCAA Regional and National Championship events. In my current position as an Associate Athletics Director, my current responsibilities include oversight of the Universities golf course, and our men's and women's golf teams. I also oversee all championship events that are held on campus. I handle all the bidding responsibilites as well as the post event budgets. I also oversee our Sportshop and Licensing efforts and I assist with Florida's Drug Testing Program. I believe my experiences in golf and championships will be beneficial to the committee.

Committees Served On I have yet to serve on an NCAA Committee. However, hosting well over 50 events during the last 22 years, including NCAA men's and women's golf championships, has given me the opportunity to work with many coaches, student-athletes and administrators from around the country. I understand what is important to all those involved in Championships. My relationaships with the NCAA Championship Staff is solid. Some of my closest friends in the idustry work in Championships with the NCAA. Please contact Sharon Cesna and Tina Krah for references.

Prof Empl Hist University of Florida Athletic Association 1987 - Present Administrative Assistant - Golf Assistant Coordinator - Operations and Facilities Coordinator - Compliance Assistnat Athletic Director - Compliance Assoicate Athletic Director - Auxiliary Services Experience with Championships Tournament Director or direct oversight in the following NCAA Championships NCAA Soccer - 1st, 2nd and 3rd Rounds NCAA Volleyball - 1st and 2nd Rounds and Regionals NCAA Cross Country - Regionals NCAA Gymnastics - Regionals and Championships NCAA Tennis - Regionals and Championships Education Masters in Exercise and Sports Scinces, 1991 University of Florida Bachelors in Exercies and Sports Sciences, 1987 University of Florida Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S GOLF COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jodi Wendt Job Title Head Women's Golf Coach Institution Winthrop University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big South Conference Qualification Stmt I have been in the coaching world for 9 years. I have experience in all the levels; 3 years high school, 2 years as a Division 1 assistant, and 4 years as a Division 1 head coach.

Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist 1995-1999 Played Professional Golf 1999-2000 Assistant Golf Profesionsional in Scottsdale, AZ 2000-2003 Head Golf Professional and High School Varsity Coach, Hutchinson, MN 2003-2005 Assitant Men's and Women's Golf Coach Winthrop University 2005- Head Women's Golf Coach Winthrop University 10 Year Member of the Ladies Professional Golf Association Teaching and Club Professional Division.

Education Bachelor Degree in Education (social studies) from Minnesota State University Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S GOLF COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Kelly Landry Mehrtens Job Title Director of Athletics Institution University of North Carolina, Wilmington Gender F Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Colonial Athletic Association Qualification Stmt I have had the priviledge of working as a DI athletic administrator for over 15 years. During that time I have had over 9 years of direct supervision of women's golf, have hired a women's golf coach and have managed several college golf tournaments.

Committees Served On NCAA DI Management Council (06-07) NCAA DI Academics/Eligibility/Compliance Cabinet (05-06) NCAA DI Championships/Competition Cabinet (02-03) NCAA Track & Field Committee (00-02) Big 12 Strategic Plan Review Committee (04-07) Big 12 Championships and Awards Committee (05-07) Big 12 Conference Administrator's Council Co-Chair (06-07) Prof Empl Hist Director of Athletics, University of North Carolina-Wilmington, 2007-present Assoc. Director of Athletics/SWA, University of Kansas, 2003-present Assoc. Director of Athletics/SWA, University of Illinois, 1998-2003 Executive Director, S.M.A.R.T. Sports, Inc. 1996-1998 Assist. Athletic Director for Business/Finance, University of Miami-FL, 1989-1992 Special Assistant to the Director, Northeastern University-CSSS, 1991-1992 Assistant Athletic Director for Business, Northeastern University-Women's Athletics, 1989- 1991

Education University of Illinois, Ed.M. Education 2001 University of Alabama-Tuscaloosa, BS Commerce and Business Administration 1986

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S GOLF COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Michelle Melia Job Title Associate AD/SWA Institution Monmouth University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport 50% Rule Y Conference Northeast Conference Qualification Stmt I am a Class A member of the LPGA and a 10-year member. Prior to my position at Monmouth University, I was a Division I Men's and Women's Golf Coach and golf-teaching professional. In 2008, I was named LPGA National Golf Coach of the Year for my work at Fairleigh Dickinson University. I was also the 2007 and 2008 Northeast Section Coach of the Year and the 2007 Northeast Junior Leader of the Year. Prior to my professional golf career, I played collegiate golf at Rutgers University.

I believe my extensive golfing background and Division I administrative experience will bring a unique skill set to this committee. I would be honored to have the opportunity to serve the membership in this capacity.

Committees Served On Northeast Conference Women's Golf Committee, 2008-Present Northeast Conference Gender Equity Committee, Present Fairleigh Dickinson University Golf Tournament Committee, 2006-08 Monmouth County ARC Golf Tournament Committee, 2006-08 Prof Empl Hist Associate AD, Monmouth, 2008-Present Head Men's and Women's Golf Coach, Fairleigh Dickinson University, 2006-2008 Head Teaching Professional, GBW Golf Club, 2005-06 Assistant Women's Golf Coach, Monmouth University, 1997-2003 Director of Instruction, Total Golf School, 1997-2005 Assistant Women's Golf Coach, Rutgers University, 1995-97

Education BA, Political Science, Rutgers University, 1995 LPGA Class A Certification Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y Division I Women's Golf Committee Nominee Information

Name Kari Williams Job Title Head Coach - Women's Golf Institution Columbia University-Barnard College Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Ivy Group Qualification Stmt I would like to serve as the Ivy Representative to the Women's NCAA Golf Committee because of my passion for Ivy League Golf and the model we represent. I have watched the great strides we have made as a league to become competitive with each other. This growth makes us not only a competitive league but one that sends well qualified team(s) and players(s) to the Championship each year. I would be an advocate for our model of student-athlete experiences; pushing the envelope for the best possible golf to be played while earning a degree from your institution.

Committees Served On I served as the tournament manager for the 2009 Men's Golf NCAA Northeast Regional at Galloway National; I have been the President of the American Federation of Teachers in Gilroy, CA (2005-2006) Prof Empl Hist Columbia University Women's Golf Coach (2006-2008); Educator Gilroy High School, Gilroy, CA (2001-2006); Professional Golfer & Caddie (2000-2003); Food & Beverage Manager Manele Bay Resort (1998 - 2000); Accountant/Food & Beverage Manager Royal Hawaiian Country Club (1994 - 1998) Education Columbia University - Masters of Science - Sports Management National University - California Administrative Credential San Jose State University - California Teaching Credential University of Hawaii at Manoa - Bachelor of Business Administration - Accounting

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Sport Ovrsight Exp NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 MEN’S GYMNASTICS COMMITTEE (NATIONAL COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIPS, MAY INCLUDE REPRESENTATIVES FROM DIVISIONS II AND III)

Legislated Six members, including at least two representatives from each of the two men’s gymnastics regions (East and West), two representatives selected at large. Quota of 25 percent Requirements: administrators: 2.

Vacancies: Two September 2010 vacancies. Any division or subdivision. West region. Coaches or administrators. Eligible for Mark Williams. Conference has held the position since 1998. reappointment: Staff Liaison: Mary Berdo Chair: Stephen Posner (9/08-9/09)

DIV. REG. POS. EM/ NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FCS E C N/M Douglas Van Everen Patriot League Van Everen Van Everen Van Everen Van Everen* U.S. Military Academy DI E C N/M Frederick Turoff Atlantic 10 Turoff Turoff Turoff* Temple University

FCS E Assoc. N/M Robert Dunn Patriot League Dunn Dunn Dunn* AD U.S. Naval Academy

FBS E Asst. AD N/F Ragine Dvorak Big Ten Dvorak Dvorak* University of Michigan

FBS W C N/M Thomas Glielmi Pacific-10 Glielmi* Stanford University

FBS W C N/M Mark Williams Big 12 Williams University of Oklahoma

*Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09

MEN'S GYMNASTICS COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Francis Allen University of Nebraska, Lincoln Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-06 15-Jun-09 Yoshi Hayasaki University of Illinois, Champaign Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-08 Mark Wells Williams University of Oklahoma Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 James Knowlton U.S. Military Academy Patriot League 2-Feb-05 24-Aug-06 Susan Kovacs University of Illinois at Chicago Horizon League 5-Feb-03 17-Oct-05 Louis A. Burkel, III U.S. Air Force Academy Mountain West Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Scott Schuhamnn Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 8-Jul-02 7-Mar-05 Timothy Fitzpatrick U.S. Military Academy Patriot League 29-Mar-04 3-Jan-05 Nick Reggio U.S. Military Academy Patriot League 1-Sep-03 20-Feb-04 Douglas Van Everen U.S. Military Academy Patriot League 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Josephine R. Potuto University of Nebraska, Lincoln Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Greg Buwick University of Oklahoma Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Archie Griffin The Ohio State University Big Ten Conference 25-Sep-97 1-Sep-01 Larry Fariss U.S. Air Force Academy Western Athletic Conference 16-Dec-97 1-Sep-01 Roy A. Johnson University of Massachusetts, Amherst Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 Clifford A. Gauthier Jr. College of William and Mary Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-99 Thomas L. Dunn Jr. University of Iowa Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-99 Richard Chew San Jose State University Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-98 Barbara H. Henderson Syracuse University Big East Conference 1-Sep-91 1-Sep-97 Francis Allen University of Nebraska, Lincoln Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-91 1-Sep-97 Clifford A. Gauthier Jr. College of William and Mary Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 Louis A. Burkel, III U.S. Air Force Academy Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-90 1-Sep-96 Charles S. Harris Arizona State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-92 1-Sep-95 Richard Chew San Jose State University Western Athletic Conference 16-Jan-93 1-Sep-95 Yoshi Hayasaki University of Illinois, Champaign Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-89 1-Sep-95 Frederick R. Turoff Temple University Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-90 1-Sep-93 Charles S. Harris Arizona State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-89 1-Sep-92 David R. Mickelson Iowa State University Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-88 1-Sep-91 Frederick R. Turoff Temple University Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-87 1-Sep-90 Robert J. Brigham Northern Illinois University Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-86 1-Sep-89 David R. Mickelson Iowa State University Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-85 1-Sep-88 Wayne Young Brigham Young University Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-84 1-Sep-87

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 2009-10 WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS COMMITTEE (NATIONAL COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIPS, MAY INCLUDE REPRESENTATIVES FROM DIVISIONS II AND III)

Legislated Seven members, including six members from Division I (one representative from each gymnastics region -- Southeast, South Central, West, Central, North Requirements: Central, Northeast), each subdivision in which a substantial number of institutions sponsor the sport must be represented, one member from Division II or Division III. Quota of 25 percent administrators: 2. [In November, 2001, the Board of Directors adopted legislation to exempt the Women's Gymnastics Committee from the requirement that no subdivision of Division I shall have more than 50 percent representation on any Division I committee.] Vacancy: Two Division I September 2010 vacancies (any subdivision). Coaches or administrators. South Central and Central regions. Eligible for . Conference has held the position since 1998. reappointment: Staff Liaison: D’Ann Keller, Laurie Cannon Chair: Paul Plinske (9/08-9/11) DIV. REG. POS. EM/ NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FBS SoC Assoc AD N/M Mark Alnutt Big 12 Alnutt University of Missouri, Columbia

FBS NoC A N/F Elizabeth Kampfe Western Athletic Kampfe Kampfe Kampfe* Western Athletic Conference

FBS W Asst Com N/F Heather Perry Pacific 10 Perry Perry Perry Perry* Pacific-10 Conference

FBS NoE C N/F Bev Plocki Big Ten Plocki Plocki Plocki Plocki* University of Michigan

FBS C C N/M Jerry Reighard Mid-American Reighard* Central Michigan University

FBS SoE Asst AD Y/F Kimberly Green Southeastern Green Green Green Green* University of Florida

III NoC AD N/M Paul Plinske Wisconsin Intercollegiate Plinske Plinske* University of Wisconsin, Athletic Whitewater

*Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09 WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Cari DuBois University of California, Berkeley Pacific-10 Conference 22-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Gail Goodspeed University of New Hampshire America East Conference 22-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Robert S. Nelligan University of Maryland, College Park Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-08 1-Jul-09 Stephanie Rempe University of Oklahoma Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-06 21-Oct-08 Christie Purks University of Georgia Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Meg Stephenson University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Robert Drass University of Missouri, Columbia Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Bob Levesque University of Washington Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Donna Sanft University of Pittsburgh Big East Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Mark Allen Stevenson North Carolina State University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Jul-00 1-Sep-04 Melissa Kutcher University of Denver Sun Belt Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Judy Southard Louisiana State University Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Jul-04 Daniel J. Kendig University of Nebraska, Lincoln Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Marie Robbins University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Nancy Lewis San Jose State University Western Athletic Conference 1-Oct-97 1-Sep-01 Linda K. Burdette West Virginia University Big East Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 Chris Voelz University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-94 1-Sep-98 John Spini Arizona State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-94 1-Sep-98 Marie T. Tuite University of Washington Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Jun-97 Cheryl L. Levick Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 Leah Little University of Kentucky Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 James M. Gault University of Arizona Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-91 1-Sep-94 Larry A. Cox The Ohio State University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-91 1-Sep-94 Cheryl L. Levick Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-90 1-Sep-93 Leah Little University of Kentucky Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-90 1-Sep-93 James M. Gault University of Arizona Pacific-10 Conference 24-Aug-88 1-Sep-91 Larry A. Cox The Ohio State University Big Ten Conference 15-Aug-89 1-Sep-91 Sarah D. Patterson University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-87 1-Sep-90 Sylvia Moore Oregon State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-87 1-Sep-90 Judith L. Avener Pennsylvania State University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-88 1-May-89 Donna Sanft University of Pittsburgh Big East Conference 1-Sep-85 1-Sep-88 Greg Marsden University of Utah Western Athletic Conference 10-Nov-86 1-Sep-88

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS COMMITTEE NOMINEES Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Cen Lisa Donaldson Compliance Coordinator Ball State University Mid-American Conference FBS F SoC Mark Alnutt Associate AD University of Missouri, Big 12 Conference FBS M (eligible for Columbia reappointment)

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 11, 2010 WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Lisa Donaldson Designation CCD Institution Ball State University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-American Conference Qualification Stmt I participated in gymnastics for sixteen years and was a collegiate gymnast for two years until I was injured during my sophomore year. Also, I coached high school for three years and coached club gymnastics on and off throughout my career. Gymnastics has been a passion of mine since I was four years old. It has been a huge part of my life and I would like to continue to work with the sport as much as possible.

Committees Served On N/A Prof Empl Hist I started working at CitiFinancial during college and after I graduated college I was promoted to assistant manager/trainer for the credit department. CitiFinancial is the sales finance division of Citibank. I worked there until 2003 when I moved back to Michigan to attend graduate school at Eastern Michigan University. I worked in the compliance department for a year and half while studying for my graduate degree. After graduating EMU, I moved to Coastal Carolina University where I was a compliance assistant and then promoted to the Director of Compliance. I worked at CCU for a year and half before accepting a position at Ball State University. I started at BSU April 2008.

Education I have an undergraduate degree from Arizona State University in Interdisciplinary Studies of Business Management and Exercise Science. My graduate degee is in Sports Administration from Eastern Michigan University. Conf Mgt Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Mark Alnutt Job Title Associate Athletics Director Institution University of Missouri, Columbia Gender M Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big 12 Conference Qualification Statement Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist Administrative/Video Graduate Assistant, University of Missouri, 1998-2000 Director of Football Operations, University of Missouri, 2000-2005 Assistant Director of Athletics for Football Operations, University of Missouri, 2005-2006 Associate Director of Athletics for Administration, University of Missouri, 2006- current

Education BA Sociology, University of Missouri, 1995 Master of Public Administration, University of Missouri, 2000 Former HS Ath/Coach Former Col Ath/Coach Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Conference Accept Y 2009-10 DIVISION I MEN’S ICE HOCKEY COMMITTEE

Legislated Six members. No more than three members from any one subdivision of Division I. One representative from each of the Men’s Ice Hockey conferences Requirements: receiving automatic qualification (Central Collegiate Hockey Association, , Eastern College Athletic Conference, Hockey East, Association, Western Collegiate Hockey Association). Quota of 50 percent administrators: 3. College Hockey America will not exist after the 2009-10 academic year. Check with Kristin before filling or deleting. Vacancies: One September 2010 vacancy. Atlantic Hockey Association. Coach or administrator. Staff Liaison: Kristin Fasbender, Donnie Wagner Chair:

DIV POS EM/ NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FBS Assoc Y/M Big Ten/WCHA Frazier Frazier Frazier* AD University of Wisconsin, Madison

FBS Assoc N/M Tom Nevala Big East/CCHA Nevala Nevala Nevala Nevala* AD University of Notre Dame

DI C N/M David Burkholder Metro Atlantic Burkholder* Niagara University Athletic/CHA

FCS C N/M Guy Gadowsky Ivy Group/ECAC Gadowsky Gadowsky Gadowsky Gadowsky* Princeton University

FCS Assoc. N/M William Bellerose Patriot League/Atlantic Bellerose* AD College of the Holy Cross Hockey Assoc.

FBS AD N/M Robert Driscoll Big East/Hockey East Driscoll Driscoll* Providence College

*Not eligible for reappointment

10/13/09

DIVISION I MEN'S ICE HOCKEY COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Don Vaughan Colgate University Patriot League 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Steven D. Cady Miami University (Ohio) Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Marty Scarano University of New Hampshire America East Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Frank Serratore U.S. Air Force Academy Mountain West Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-06 Ronald H. Mason Michigan State University Big Ten Conference 1-Jun-02 1-Sep-05 Wayne Dean Yale University Ivy Group 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Timothy J. Dillon Canisius College Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 1-Sep-02 14-Feb-05 Ronald Grahame University of Denver Sun Belt Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Ian Mc Caw University of Massachusetts, Amherst Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Jack McDonald Quinnipiac University Northeast Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 William R. Wilkinson Western Michigan University Mid-American Conference 19-Jun-96 1-Sep-01 Pat Richter University of Wisconsin, Madison Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 Michael L. Kasavana Michigan State University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-95 29-Apr-96 John J. Parker Boston University America East Conference 1-Sep-91 1-Sep-94 Jack C. Gregory Bowling Green State University Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-92 1-Jul-94 Laing E. Kennedy Cornell University Ivy Group 1-Sep-90 1-Sep-93 Jack C. Gregory Bowling Green State University Mid-American Conference 15-Feb-90 1-Sep-92 John J. Parker Boston University America East Conference 15-Jan-89 1-Sep-91 Laing E. Kennedy Cornell University Ivy Group 15-Jan-89 1-Sep-90 Douglas W. Weaver Michigan State University Big Ten Conference 15-Jan-89 15-Jan-90

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 DIVISION I MEN'S ICE HOCKEY COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Sport Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service William Walker Deputy Athletics U.S. Air Force Academy Mountain West FBS Atlantic Hockey M Director Conference Association Brian Riley Head Men's Ice Hockey U.S. Military Academy Patriot League FCS Atlantic Hockey M Coach Association John L. Maddock Assoc. AD for External Canisius College Metro Atlantic Athletic DI Atlantic Hockey M Affairs Conference Association

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 11, 2010 DIVISION I MEN'S ICE HOCKEY COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name William Walker Job Title Deputy Athletics Director Institution U.S. Air Force Academy Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mountain West Conference Qualification Stmt As Deputy Athletic Director at the Academy, I am the senior administrator for all 23 Olympic sports sponsored by the Academy. I had day-to-day operation of ten varisty Olympic sports for seven years before expanding my oversight to all 23 Olympic sports. I supervise our NCAA Compliance Divison, responsible for oversight of all aspects of departmental compliance with NCAA rules and regulations. While serving as Chair of the Wrestling Committee, I worked closely with ESPN, expanding coverage from tape-delay to prime-time live coverage on the flagship station. I am also current Professor and Head of the Air Force Academy Physical Education Department. I supervise the USAFA Human Performance Lab -- a world class performance enhancement and research facility. I thoroughly enjoyed my time serving on the Wrestling Committee and would relish the opportunity to serve on another where I feel I could contribute favorably.

Committees Served On NCAA Division I Wrestling Committee Chair (2005-2007) NCAA Division I Wrestling Committee Vice Chair (2004) NCAA Division I Wrestling Committee member (2002-2007) Board of Directors, USA Wrestling (2005-2007) Founding Commissioner and Conference Administrator--Western Wrestling Conference (2006- p r e s e n t ) Chairman, East Coast Athletic Conference Lacrosse Executive Committee (2009- p r e s e n t ) Prof Empl Hist 2001-Present; Deputy Athletic Director; Professor and Head, Phys Ed Dept, US Air Force Academy, C O 2000-2001; Deputy Commander, 89th Operations Group (Presidential Airlift), Andrews AFB, MD

1998-2000; Commander, , Andrews AFB, MD 1996-1998; Commander, 37th Rescue Flight, F.E. Warren AFB, WY 1994-1996; Doctoral Student, University of Northern Colorado 1991-1994; Assistant Wrestling Coach, US Air Force Academy, CO 1983-1991; Helicopter Pilot, various locations Education Doctor of Education, Physical Education/Sports Administration and Law; University of Northern C o l o r a d o , 1 9 9 6 Master of Arts, National Security Studies; California State University, San Bernardino, 1 9 8 7 Bachelor of Science, History; United States Air Force Academy, 1983

NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S ICE HOCKEY COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Brian Riley Job Title Head Men's Ice Hockey Coach Institution U.S. Military Academy Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Hockey Association/Patriot League Qualification Stmt With over 20 years of experience, it would be an honor to serve a sport that has meant so much to me. As a former player and captain at Brown and now as the head coach at the U. S. Military Academy, I understand first-hand how challenging it is to succeed in the classroom and on the ice at the highest levels. From the time I laced up my first pair of skates until I played my last game at Brown, I have benefitted from hockey. Having fun, fundamentals, playing the game the right way, respect for your opponent, winning with class, losing with dignity, competing until the last whistle, sportsmanship and respect were all things I learned at a young age and helped shape me into the coach I am today. I have been fortunate to compete in important games, coach players who earned honors in the classroom and on the ice, witness Frozen Four’s and mentor skaters and goalies that have competed in the NCAA Skills Challenge. My hope is to utilize all of my experiences and help grow this great game. Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist I am now in my sixth year as the head coach at the U.S. Military Academy, having been named the Atlantic Hockey Association Coach of the Year three consecutive years.

My coaching career began at SUNY Plattsburgh after my career at Brown was finished. I spent three years at Plattsburgh before moving on to Massachusetts-Lowell where I coached for one year. I joined my older brother, Rob, as his assistant at Army and spent seven years in the position before being named the head coach at Shattuck St. Mary’s Prep School. After two years there, I re-joined by brother on the Army staff. When Rob retired, I was fortunate to get my dream job, as the head coach at West Point.

In 2007-08, I was blessed to be behind the bench as Army won its first hockey conference championship, claiming the regular season title in the Atlantic Hockey Association. During my four-year career at Brown, I earned four letters, served as team co-captain my senior season and was an honorable mention All-Ivy League choices. I was presented with the Class of ’36 Trophy for contributions over my career as well as the Patrick Jones Trophy for team spirit. Education I was fortunate that my hockey skills and academic work opened the door for me to attend an Ivy League university. After playing hockey for four seasons and serving as a team captain my final year, I graduated from Brown University with a bachelor’s degree in Political Science.

My family has always been committed to higher education and I was able to balance my assistant coaching duties at Army and the academic work to earn my master’s degree in Education from Boston University in 2003. Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S ICE HOCKEY COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name John Maddock Job Title Assoc. AD for External Affairs Institution Canisius College Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt Member - Board of Directors for Atlantic Hockey Association Sport Supervisor for Canisius College Ice Hockey Committees Served On Chair - 1990 ECAC Sports Information Workshop Chair - 1992-95 CoSIDA Committee on Committees Member - CoSIDA Academic All-America Committee for four years in the 1990's Member - Board of Directors Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame

Prof Empl Hist 1978 - Ticket Mgr - Richmond (AAA) Braves 1978-1981 - Assistant to the Athletic Director/SID - Brockport State 1981-present - SID and then Associate AD/External Affairs - Canisius College 2005 - Interim Athletic Director - Canisius College

In my current position I manage our corporate partner sales and fulfillment, ticket office, licensing, marketing and game promotions, special events, including our annual 5K Run and our annual golf tournament, and oversee the following sports - ice hockey, baseball, men's and women's swimming and synchronized swimming.

Education BS - Park and Recreation Admin - Western Illinois University (1976) MS - Athletic Administration - Western Illinois University (1978) Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 WOMEN’S ICE HOCKEY COMMITTEE (National Collegiate Championship)

Legislated Requirements: Four members: Three from Division I, one from Division II. Required number of administrators: 2

Vacancies: One September 2010 vacancy. Should be Division I subdivision. Administrator. Staff Liaison: Russ Yurk Chair: Jeff Schulman (9/08-9/10)

REGION DIV POS EM/ NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN West FBS Assoc N/M Chris Schneider Big Ten Schneider Schneider Schneider Schneider* AD Ohio State University

East FCS C N/M Nate Handrahan Northeast Handrahan Handrahan Handrahan* Robert Morris University

East DI Sr. N/M Jeffrey Schulman America East Schulman* Assoc University of Vermont AD West II C N/F Shannon Miller Northern Sun Intercollegiate Miller Miller Miller* University of Minnesota Duluth

NCAA 11/2/09 WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Katey Stone Harvard University Ivy Group 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Laura M. Halldorson University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-05 17-Sep-07 Steve Metcalf University of New Hampshire America East Conference 1-Jul-02 1-Sep-06 Jackie Barto The Ohio State University Big Ten Conference 15-May-00 1-Sep-05 Carolyn S. Campbell-McGovern Ivy Group Ivy Group 15-May-00 1-Sep-04 Karen Kay University of New Hampshire America East Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Jun-02 Karen Kay University of New Hampshire America East Conference 15-May-00 1-Sep-01

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Megan P. McHugo Assistant Director Ivy Group Ivy Group FCS F 1REINSTATE 07/12* Will Biberstein Associate Athletic Director University of Maine, Orono America East Conference DI M

Theresa Berg Associate Athletic Director Niagara University Metro Atlantic Athletic DI F Conference

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 19, 2010 WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Megan P. McHugo Job Title Assistant Director Institution Ivy Group Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport 50% Rule Y Conference Ivy Group Qualification Stmt My background and passion for ice hockey combined with my professional experience at the Ivy League office has prepared me to be well suited for the Women's Ice Hockey Committee. Having played college hockey, I have a thorough understanding of the game and a passion for following the sport. As a conference administrator, I am a contact for the hockey coaches, and have managed and planned conference championships in various sports. I have attended the frozen four and assisted in the planning and promotion of the annual alumni hockey game that is run in conjunction with the championship to draw former college hockey players to attend the event. It would be an honor and privilege to serve on the women's ice hockey committee.

Committees Served On This would be my first opportunity to serve on an NCAA committee, but my position as an assistant director at the Ivy Group has prepared me well for committee service. Served as an alternate for the Legislative Council 10/08 meeting; CCACA subcommittee for Recruiting test review 08-09; Conference SAAC Coordinator and Liaison for Ivy Group; Bowdoin Alumni Interview Network 2006-present; Volunteer Head Coach and softball committee for Little League in Princeton; Professor of Sport Management Hiring committee, 2005; Sport Management Association 2003-2005 at FSU;

Prof Empl Hist Assistant Director, Governance and Compliance - Ivy Group 2008 Compliance Coordinator - Ivy Group 2006-2008 Compliance Assistant - Florida State University 2005-2006 Compliance Graduate Assistant - Florida State University 2004-2005 Bankruptcy Legal Assistant/Assistant Recruiting Coordinator - Wilkie Farr & Gallagher 2000- 2003 Education MS - Sport Management - Florida State University 2005 BA - Classics/History - Bowdoin College 2000 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Will Biberstein Job Title Assoc AD for Internal Operations Institution University of Maine, Orono Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference America East Conference Qualification Stmt I am very interested in having the privilege of serving on NCAA Women's Ice Hockey Committee. As the Associate Athletic Director at the University of Maine part of my duties include: sport supervision of the Women's Ice Hockey program, Administrative Representative at Women's Hockey East Association meetings, oversight of Intercollegiate game schedules, oversight of facility scheduling and maintenance. Other areas that I oversee which directly impact the Women's Ice Hockey student-athletes include but not limited to: strength and conditioning, sports medicine, equipment operation, and event management. I firmly believe that my experience with Women's Ice Hockey can be a valuable asset to the NCCA Women's Ice Hockey Committee. I look forward to the opportunity to be a part of NCAA Women's Ice Hockey Committee at the National level.

Committees Served On America East Conference - Committee on Championships and Competition Member October 2005- Current Women's Hockey East Association - University of Maine Administrative Representative January 2006 - Current Prof Empl Hist University of Maine - Associate Athletic Director Oct.2005-current University of Maine - Interim Director of Athletic Events Oct.- Dec. 2005 University of Maine - Head Strength and Conditioning Coach Feb. 2002- Dec. 2005 University of Maine - Director of Latti Fitness Center Feb.2002-Dec.2006 Eastern Illinois University-Head Strength and Conditioning Coach Aug.1999-Feb.2002 University of Illinois- Graduate Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach Aug.1997- July 1999

Education University of Illinois-Master of Science (Rehabilitation) University of Illinois-Bachelor of Science (Athletic Training/Kinesiology) National Strength and Conditioning Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist National Strength and Conditioning Certified Personal Trainer USA Weightlifting Federation Club Coach National Strength and Conditioning Ice Hockey Special Interest Group Member

Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Theresa Berg Designation SWA Job Title Associate Athletic Director Institution Niagara University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt I was involved in hiring our women's ice hockey coach for the 2009-10 season. I oversee game operations for both men's and women's hockey. Niagara University hosted the CHA tournament in 2008 and I served as the women's tournament director. I look forward to the opportunity to be a contributing member of the Women's Ice Hockey Committee.

Committees Served On N/A Prof Empl Hist 2006-Present - Associate AD/SWA, Niagara University 1998-2006 - Assistant AD/SWA/Head Women's Basketball Coach, Walsh University 1995-1998 - Head Women's Track & Field Coach/Assistant Women's Basketball Coach, Grove City College 1994-1995 - Assistant Women's Basketball Coach, Heidelberg College 1993-1994 - Substitute High School Teacher and JV Girls Basketball Coach (Ohio)

Education Masters degree in Athletic Administration, Slippery Rock University, 1997 Bachelors degree in Social Studies/Secondary Education, Grove City College, 1993 NACWAA/HERS Administrative Advancement Graduate, 1994

Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 DIVISION I MEN’S LACROSSE COMMITTEE

Legislated Five members, one from each subdivision (two at-large). Two representatives from the Northeast region, two representatives from the Southeast region and Requirements: one representative from the West region. 50% administrators: 3

Vacancies: One September 2010 vacancy. Any subdivision; Northeast region; administrator. Staff Liaison: Sharon Cessna, Jeff Jarnecke Chair:

DIV. REG/ POS EM/ NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 DIST Gen DI SoE C N/M Charley Toomey Metro Atlantic Athletic Toomey Toomey Toomey Toomey* Loyola University (MD)

FCS SoE C N/M Tony Seaman Colonial Athletic Seaman Seaman Seaman* Towson University

FCS NoE Sr. Assoc N Tim Pavlechko Patriot League Pavlechko* AD Bucknell University

FCS NoE AD N/M Robert Scalise Ivy Group Scalise Scalise* Harvard University

FBS W Assoc. N/M Dermot Coll Mountain West Coll Coll* AD U.S. Air Force Academy

*Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09

DIVISION I MEN'S LACROSSE COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Dave Cottle University of Maryland, College Park Atlantic Coast Conference 22-Aug-06 1-Sep-09 Jack W. Hayes Hofstra University Colonial Athletic Association 28-Jun-06 1-Sep-08 Jon Hind Butler University Horizon League 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-07 Scott Marr University at Albany America East Conference 22-Sep-04 1-Sep-07 R. Wayne Edwards Towson University Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-06 William Tierney Princeton University Ivy Group 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Shawn Flynn University of Maryland, College Park Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-05 26-Jul-06 Michael Pressler Duke University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Harold P. Menninger Mount St. Mary's University Northeast Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 John Espey Stony Brook University America East Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Aug-04 John Desko Syracuse University Big East Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-03 Fred Acee U.S. Air Force Academy Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Harry H. Royle Hofstra University America East Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Dominic D. Starsia University of Virginia Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-01 Joseph Boylan Loyola University (Maryland) Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-00 Richard M. Moran Cornell University Ivy Group 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-99

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 DIVISION I MEN'S LACROSSE COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Service Subdivision James Siedliski Associate Commissioner Big East Conference Big East Conference FBS M Chris McCabe Asst VP of Marketing and University of Vermont America East Conference DI M Business Development

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 19, 2010 DIVISION I MEN'S LACROSSE COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name James Siedliski Job Title Associate Commissioner/Olympic Sports Institution Big East Conference Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big East Conference Qualification Stmt 19 years of experience as an athletic administrator; 11+ years in Division I Intercollegiate Athletics with the BIG EAST Conference and 7+ years with USA Track & Field New Jersey; current BIG EAST Associate Commissioner for Olympic Sports; oversight of 21 BIG EAST sponsored sports; spearheaded sponsorship of men’s lacrosse as a league sponsored sport; direct oversight of men’s lacrosse; coordinate and govern men’s lacrosse coaches annual business meetings, scheduling and TV production; liaison to men’s lacrosse institutional sport administrators; body of work also includes 3 years as a Division I Track & Field coach and 12+ years as an athlete – both student-athlete and post-graduate

Committees Served On Site rep for November 2007 NCAA D-I Men’s Soccer second round match at University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT; staff liaison to BIG EAST Championship & Competition Committee [CCC is body empowered by all 16 Athletic Directors to take action Olympic Sport recommendations and to award championship sites]

Prof Empl Hist BIG EAST Conference, Providence, RI: Associate Commissioner for Olympic Sport, 07/06 – Present; Assistant Commissioner for Sport Administration, 7/00-7/06; Director of Sport Administration, 8/98-7/00. USA Track & Field – New Jersey Association, New Brunswick, NJ: Executive Director, 8/94- 9/98; Director of Operations, 2/92-8/94; Office Manager, 3/90-2/92. Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ: Assistant Men’s Track & Field/Cross Country Coach, 9/89-5/92

Education Cook College, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, B.S. Exercise Sciences & Sport Studies, Summer 1989 - Concentrations in Sports Management, Physical Therapy and Sports Psychology Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S LACROSSE COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Chris McCabe Job Title Asst VP of Marketing & Business Developm Institution University of Vermont Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport 50% Rule Y Conference America East Conference Qualification Stmt Lacrosse Student athlete, The university of Vermont, 1987-1991. Inducted to University of Vermont Athletic Hall of Fame, 2002. Professional Lacrosse Player, Boston Blazers 1992-1994. Assistant Lacrosse Coach, Harvard University 1992-1995. Supervisor of Vermont Men's Lacrosse Program. Chair of Hockey East Marketing and Television Committee. Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist Director of New Business, Mass Bay Brewing Company. Vice President of Client Partnership Group, Fox Cable Networks, News Digital Media. Vice President of Integrated media, World Wrestling Entertainment. Assistant Vice President of Marketing and Business Development, The University of Vermont. I also serve as the supervisor of the Men's Lacrosse program. My business career has been highlighted around integrated marketing concepts that have produced significant revenue. These projects have included such name properties as, MLB, NHL, NFL, NBA, World Wrestling Entertainment and English Premier League. I believe I can make an impact on growing the Lacrosse Championship through my knowledge of integrated media and television exposure.

Education The Lawrenceville School, Lawrenceville New Jersey - Graduated 1987 All State in Hockey and Lacrosse B.S The university of Vermont, Burlington Vermont - Graduated 1991 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 DIVISION I WOMEN’S LACROSSE COMMITTEE

Legislated Six members. Quota of 50 percent administrators: 3. Requirements: One representative from each region: Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, South, West/Midwest and two at-large. No more than two representatives from any region. COMMITTEE PREFERENCE: 50% coaches. Vacancies: Two September 2010 vacancies. Preference: FCS/DI subdivision. One administrator. Preference: one coach. Any region except the Mid-Atlantic. Staff Liaison: D’Ann Keller Chair: Ryan Bamford (9/08-9/10)

DIV. REG. POS. EM/ NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FCS South C N/F Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe Colonial Athletic Klaes- James Madison University Bawcome*

FCS NoE Asst AD N/M Ryan Bamford Ivy Group Bamford* Yale University

FBS South C N/F Cathy Reese Atlantic Coast Reese Reese* University of Maryland, College Park FBS Mid SWA N/F Candice Storey Southeastern Storey Storey Storey* Atl Vanderbilt University

DI Mid Assoc. N/F Teddi Burns Metro Atlantic Athletic Burns Burns* Atl AD Loyola College (Maryland) (Plays in Big East)

FBS W/Mid C N/F Liza Kelly Sun Belt Kelly Kelly Kelly Kelly* -W University of Denver

*Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09 DIVISION I WOMEN'S LACROSSE COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Amanda Backus Bucknell University Patriot League 28-Mar-07 1-Sep-08 Lisa Miller Syracuse University Big East Conference 1-Sep-06 24-Sep-07 Kerstin Kimel Duke University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Susan Groff University of Delaware Colonial Athletic Association 2-Jul-04 1-Sep-07 Cathy Swezey Vanderbilt University Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-05 28-Jun-07 Karen Adams Lehigh University Patriot League 1-Sep-04 5-Mar-07 Sandra Taylor Manhattan College Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Sandy Bridgeman University of New Hampshire America East Conference 23-May-05 1-Sep-06 Kathleen G. Zerrlaut University of Maryland, Baltimore County Northeast Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Gail Cummings-Danson University at Albany America East Conference 1-Sep-02 18-May-05 Christine A. Sailer Princeton University Ivy Group 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Denise Wescott University of Delaware Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-03 15-Jun-04 Cindy Lewis Hofstra University Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Susan J. Delaney-Scheetz Pennsylvania State University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Amy Patton Dartmouth College Ivy Group 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Lisa Miller Syracuse University Big East Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-02 Robin Truiett-Theodorson Loyola University (Maryland) Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-02 Jane Miller University of Virginia Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-01 Denis M. Kanach Georgetown University Big East Conference 1-Oct-97 1-Dec-99 Diane Aikens Loyola University (Maryland) Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-99 Joan Taylor Brown University Ivy Group 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-98 Carolan G. Norris Brown University Ivy Group 1-Sep-94 1-Sep-97 Susan J. Delaney-Scheetz Pennsylvania State University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-87 1-Sep-97 Jane Miller University of Virginia Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-92 1-Sep-95 Jo Ann Harper Dartmouth College Ivy Group 1-Sep-91 1-Sep-94 Jane Miller University of Virginia Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-89 1-Sep-92 Jo Ann Harper Dartmouth College Ivy Group 1-Sep-88 1-Sep-91 Suzanne J. Tyler University of Maryland, College Park Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-86 1-Sep-89 Carole Kleinfelder Harvard University Ivy Group 1-Sep-85 1-Sep-88

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 25, 2010 DIVISION I WOMEN'S LACROSSE COMMITTEE NOMINEES Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service West/Midwest Amy Bokker Head Women's Lacrosse Coach Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference FBS F Northeast Robert L. Scalise Director of Athletics Harvard University Ivy Group FCS M 1MLA 09/11 Northeast Michael Daly Head Women's Lacrosse Coach University of New America East DI M Hampshire Conference

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 19, 2010 DIVISION I WOMEN'S LACROSSE COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Amy Bokker Job Title Head Women's Lacrosse Coach Institution Stanford University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Pacific-10 Conference Qualification Stmt 12 years experience as a head lacrosse coach for a nationally competitive DI program. Respoinsible for athletic instruction as well as overseeing academic progress of SAs. 2 years experience as assistant coach at the international level. Maintained operation and administraiton of sucessful businesses. Passionate, proactive leader with initiative and energy to guide a program at the International level. Won 5th consecutive Mountain Pacific Sorts Federation Championship; 2009 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Coach or the Year; tied school record for most wins in a season; ranked among the top 10 in the naiton in scoring and scoring defense; undefeated in conference play for the first time since 2005; coached 3 all region players and the MPSF Player of the Year.

Committees Served On Committee Involvement: Tewaaraton Award Selection Committee (2005 – 2008) South Region All-American Committee (2002 - 2004), Chair (2005 – 2008) NCAA Regional Advisory Committee – South Region (2005- 2007) College Coaches and Umpiring Committee (2002 - 2004), Co-Chair (2005 – present) Coach at NCAA YES Clinics (1999 – 2005) Speaker US Lacrosse Convention Master of Ceremonies – IWLCA Banquet (2006) Prof Empl Hist Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach July 2008 - Present Stanford University, Stanford, CA US National Team Assistant Coach August 2009 - Present Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach August 1997 – June 2008 George Mason University, Fairfax, VA Head Women’s Lacrosse/Associate Head Field Hockey Coach J uly 1996 – August 1997 Assistant Lacrosse/Field Hockey Coach July 1995 – July 1996 American University, Washington, D.C.

Education George Mason University, Fairfax, VA December 2007 M.S., Exercise, Fitness & Health Promotion The College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, VA May 1995 B.S., Kinesiology Minor: Biology Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S LACROSSE COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Robert Scalise Job Title Director of Athletics Institution Harvard University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Ivy Group Qualification Stmt I played collegiate lacrosse at Brown, coached M Lacrosse and Women's Soccer at Harvard and currently serve as the Director of Athletics at Harvard. Having served on the NCAA Men's Lacrosse Committee I have seen the importance that direct sport and management experience brings to the table. I'd like to bring that same experience to the W Lacrosse Committee as I am committed to a strong women's program at Harvard and the growth of women's programs across the country. I'd like to assist collegiate women's lacrosse in reaching its potential nationally.

Committees Served On Men's Lacrosse Committee - term expires in 2011. Harvard has hosted the past 2 NCAA Championships at Gillette Stadium. Prof Empl Hist 1971, Assist M Lacrosse Coach, Brown; 1974, Head M Lacrosse Coach, Harvard; 1979, Head W Soccer Coach, Harvard; (1987-89 Harvard Business School); 1989, Dir of MA Services, Harvard; 1992, Dir of Recruiting, Career Development, Alumni Relations, Bain & Co; 1995 Exec Dir MBA program, Harvard; 1998, Exec Dean, Harvard Business School; 2001, Director of Athletics, Harvard. Education BA, Brown University, 1971; MBA, Harvard University, 1989. Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S LACROSSE COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Michael L. Daly Job Title Head Women's Lacrosse Coach Institution University of New Hampshire Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference America East Conference Qualification Stmt I am applying to serve as a member of the NCAA Div. I Women's Lacrosse Committee. Having served as a member and chair of the Div. II NCAA Cmte., and having had the wonderful experience of coaching teams participating in NCAA Championships while at Stonehill College, I think I am uniquely qualified to serve as a member of this NCAA Cmte. to represent the America East Conference. Having already served on NCAA cmtes., administered NCAA Championships, participated in them as both a coach and athletic administrator, and having worked closely with the NCAA Div. I cmte. in this role, I am confident I would well represent the interests of the America East Conference and our Women's Lacrosse coaches and administrators as we look to continue to grow and promote our sport and enhance the championship experience for our student athletes. I am excited to have been nominated to serve on the NCAA Cmte. and I look forward to working with my colleagues in enhancing our championship and the tournament.

Committees Served On IWLCA Div. I Recruiting Cmte. - representing the America East Conference, Present (*I was just invited to join this cmte. by the chairs to represent our conference) NCAA Div. II Women’s Lacrosse Cmte. 2003-2006; Cmte. Chair 2006 IWLCA All-American Cmte. 2000-2005; Cmte. Chair 2000-2004 IWLCA Growth, Rules & Recruiting Cmtes. 2003-2006 IWLCA Coaches Poll Cmte. 2000-2003 IWLCA Div. II Vice President 2003-2004 Div. II member of The Tewaaraton & Honda Award Committees 2004-2006 *USA Athletes International (USAAI) Head Lacrosse Coach/Tour/Team Director for Down Under Cup 2004 & 2005, 2006 Prague Cup, 2007 Australian Lacrosse Titles and 2009 & 2010 Southern Crosse Tt DIVISION I WOMEN'S LACROSSE COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Michael L. Daly (continued) Prof Empl Hist UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, 2009-Present Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach C.E. COMMUNICATION SERVICES, INC., 2008–2009 Marketing Director/Webmaster/Government Sales • Managed and devised corporate marketing for privately held, IT/data center networking firm; led and coordinated rebranding initiative, and management of social media presence. UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, 2007–2008 Assistant Women’s Lacrosse Coach • Assisted in the planning of, organized, and helped direct all phases of Division I Women’s Lacrosse program, including the recruiting of all prospective student-athletes, practice and game preparation, team travel, and directed program fundraising/community relations. STONEHILL COLLEGE , 1998–2007 Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach • Planned, organized, and directed all phases of Division II Women’s Lacrosse program, including the recruiting of all prospective student-athletes, practice and game preparation, budget & team travel, administrative duties, staff hiring & training, and fundraising/community relations program. ACCOMPLISHMENTS • 2005 & 2003 NCAA Division II National Champions Assistant Director of Athletics - Academic Advising, NCAA LifeSkills, Promotions & Facilities • Served as Academic Advisor for 400 student-athletes & teams, coordinated NCAA CHAMP/LifeSkills community service program, organized and directed Pre-Season Camp for fall sports. • Directed, scheduled and staffed Athletic Facilities, for practices, competitions, special events, fundraising activities, and for NCAA tournament events/championships.

RUN & SHOOT LACROSSE, INC. , NEWTON, MA 1998–1999 Director of Sales, Marketing & Operations

COMMONWEALTH LACROSSE, INC., WEYMOUTH, MA 1996–1998 Director of Marketing/Sales & Operations

FLEETCENTER/BOSTON BLAZERS, BOSTON, MA 1995–1996 P.R. & Marketing Manager NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY, BOSTON, MA 1993–1995 Education GAMERICAN d COLLEGE i / OF k SPORTS i C dMEDICINE hl i (ACSM) 2009 *CEC’s (7.5) Health Fitness Specialist (HFS) - *preparing for HFS personal trainer certification UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MAINE GORHAM, ME 2001 *CEU’s (16) Sport Psychology Institute NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY, BOSTON, MA 1996/1994 MBA/MS Marketing and Finance/Sport & Fitness Management UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, DURHAM, NH 1990 BA Communication and Business Administration BOSTON LATIN SCHOOL (BLS), BOSTON, MA 1986 Diploma College Prep./Examination School in Classics/Languages/Sciences (AP Level)

Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 MEN’S AND WOMEN’S RIFLE COMMITTEE (Association-Wide Rules Administration and National Collegiate Championship)

Legislated Six members including representatives from all divisions and subdivisions of Division I in which a substantial number of schools sponsor the sport of Requirements: rifle. An additional member shall be a nonvoting secretary-rules editor who shall be eligible for reelection without restriction. Quota of 25 percent administrators: 2. Quota of 50 percent coaches: 3.

Vacancy: One September 2010 vacancy. Any division or subdivision. Coach or administrator. Staff Liaison: Sherard Clinkscales (championship); Seewald (rules book). Chair:

DIV. POS. EM/ NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FBS C N/M Marling Newt Engle Mid-American Engle Engle* University of Akron

FCS C N/M William Smith Southern Smith Smith* The Citadel

II C N/M Daniel Jordan Great Northwest Athletic Jordan Jordan Jordan* University of Alaska Fairbanks Conference

FCS Assoc N/M Matt Kelly Ohio Valley Kelly Kelly Kelly* AD Murray State University

FCS Assoc N/M Chris Kingston Patriot League Kingston Kingston Kingston Kingston* AD U.S. Military Academy

FBS C N/F Karen Monez Mountain West Monez* Texas Christian University

Secretary-rules editor Edward Etzel N/A Etzel Etzel*

*Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S RIFLE COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Nathan Pine U.S. Military Academy Patriot League 10-Aug-05 1-Sep-08 Launi Meili University of Nebraska, Lincoln Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Valerie Boothe University of Mississippi Southeastern Conference 11-Jul-02 1-Sep-07 Lisa Campos University of Texas at El Paso Conference USA 16-Oct-03 13-Nov-06 Thomas Buning U.S. Military Academy Patriot League 30-Sep-04 28-Jun-05 Gerald Arthu De Boy Jacksonville State University Ohio Valley Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Stephanie Rempe University of Texas at El Paso Western Athletic Conference 11-Jul-02 3-Sep-03 Patrick D. Cherry The Ohio State University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Karen J. Anthony University of Nebraska, Lincoln Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-02 Timothy J. Dillon Canisius College Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-02 James A. Thorp Virginia Military Institute Southern Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 Russ A. Sharp Centenary College (Louisiana) Atlantic Sun Conference 1-Sep-98 1-May-00 Alan C. Joseph Jr. Xavier University Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-99 Karen J. Anthony University of Nebraska, Lincoln Big 12 Conference 5-Feb-99 1-Sep-99 Judith D. Bishop Marquette University Conference USA 1-Sep-95 1-Oct-98 James M. Skidmore Jacksonville State University Atlantic Sun Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-98 Terri L. Howes University of Wyoming Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-94 1-Sep-97 Terri L. Howes University of Wyoming Western Athletic Conference 20-May-92 1-Sep-97 Alan C. Joseph Jr. Xavier University Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 Michael D. Strickland Murray State University Ohio Valley Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 James M. Skidmore Jacksonville State University Atlantic Sun Conference 1-Sep-92 1-Sep-95 G. B. Stackhouse III The Citadel Southern Conference 1-Sep-91 1-Sep-94 Edie P. Reynolds North Carolina State University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-90 1-Sep-93 Elvis R. Green Murray State University Ohio Valley Conference 1-Sep-90 1-Sep-93 Jerry N. Cole Jacksonville State University Atlantic Sun Conference 1-Sep-89 1-Sep-92 John W. Kaiser St. John's University (New York) Big East Conference 1-Sep-91 13-Apr-92 G. B. Stackhouse III The Citadel Southern Conference 1-Sep-88 1-Sep-91 John W. Kaiser St. John's University (New York) Big East Conference 4-May-88 1-Sep-91 Edie P. Reynolds North Carolina State University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-87 1-Sep-90 Elvis R. Green Murray State University Ohio Valley Conference 1-Sep-87 1-Sep-90 Jerry N. Cole Jacksonville State University Atlantic Sun Conference 1-May-87 1-Sep-89 Webster M. Wright Jr. U.S. Naval Academy Patriot League 1-Sep-86 1-Sep-89

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S RIFLE COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Jonathan Hammond Head Rifle Coach West Virginia University Big East Conference FBS M Patrick D. Cherry Head Coach/ Lecturer The Ohio State University Big Ten Conference FBS M Robert Beard Head Rifle Coach University of Tennessee at Martin Ohio Valley Conference FC M

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 19, 2010 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S RIFLE COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jon Hammond Job Title Head Rifle Coach Institution West Virginia University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big East Conference Qualification Stmt As head coach of the WVU Rifle team I have a big interest in how our sport is shaped and managed in the future. I want to ensure the sport progresses in the right way and continues to give student athletes as much support as possible. Also allowing students to best prepare for continuing their sporting career after college if they chose. Qualifications include being Vice President of the Collegiate Rifle Coaches Association (CRCA) and being th head coach of West Virginia University Rifle team. Sport experience includes almost 20 years in the sport, over 10 years competing for the Great Britain and Scotland National team, being a Junior World Champion and also an Olympican (2008)

Committees Served On Vice President of the Collegiate Rifle Coaches Association (CRCA) from March 2008 to present. Prof Empl Hist Intern, then Operations Manager and then Assistant Tournament Director at the Pete Dye Classic, a professional golf tournament on the PGA Nationwide Tour from Feb 2004 to Aug 2006. Head Coach for WVU Rifle team from summer 2006 to present. Education BA degree in Geography from the University of Leeds (02) MA degree in Sport Mangement from West Virginia University (04) Former Col Ath/Coach Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y MEN'S AND WOMEN'S RIFLE COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Patrick Dale Cherry Job Title Head Rifle Coach Institution The Ohio State University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big Ten Conference Qualification Stmt I have been a collegiate coach since 1988-89 season and I feel I have a lot of insight into the sport. Committees Served On Served on the rifle committee 2000 to 2003. Served as president of the Ohio Rifle and Pistol Association 1984 to 1986 Prof Empl Hist 35 years in the water treatment field all but one year in management. Head rifle coach at OSU 1988 to present. Education 120 hrs of collage no degree. I educated myself in what I needed at the time. I am a certified rifle coach, Instructor and training councilor. Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y MEN'S AND WOMEN'S RIFLE COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Robert Beard Job Title Head Rifle Coach Institution University of Tennessee at Martin Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Ohio Valley Conference Qualification Stmt USA Shooting/NRA Certified Advanced International Rifle Coach (since 1982); Head Rifle Coach (UT-Martin) 1982-present; five NCAA Championships team appearances, twentysix individual NCAA qualifications; two published articles on NCAA rules for prospective collegiate shooters. Committees Served On None Prof Empl Hist 1970-1978 Infantry officer, U. S. Army; 1978-1982 Department of Army Training specialist, Fort Benning, GA and Army National Guard; 1982-1986 Army ROTC and Head Rifle Coach, UT-Martin; 1986-1994 Coordinator, Career Services and Head Rifle Coach, UT-Martin and Marksmanship Coordinator, Alabama National Guard and member, All-Guard rifle team;1994-2007 Coordinator, Career Services and Head Rifle Coach, UT-Martin; 2007- present Head Rifle Coach, UT-Martin.

Education 1966 B.A. (Chemistry), Murray State College; 1970 PhD (Chemistry), University of Missouri. Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 DIVISION I WOMEN’S ROWING COMMITTEE

Legislated Seven members. One member must be from each of the following regions: New England, Central, Mid-Atlantic, West, South, and two may be selected at- Requirements: large. Quota of 50 percent administrators: 4. Vacancies: Two September 2010 vacancies. Preference: one FCS. One administrator. Any region. Staff Liaison: Mark Bedics Chair: Marshall Foley (9/09-9/11)

DIV. REG. POS. EM/ NAME AND CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN INSTITUTION

FBS Cen C N/M Robert Catloth Big 12 Catloth* University of Kansas

FBS CEN C N/M Matt Weise Big Ten Weise Weise Weise* Michigan State University

FBS So C N/M Larry Davis Southeastern Davis Davis Davis* University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa

FBS Cen Asst. AD N/F Jody Sadler Big East Sadler* University of Notre Dame

FBS West SWA N/F Anne McCoy Pacific-10 McCoy McCoy McCoy McCoy* Washington State University

DI Mid- Asst N/M Marshall Foley Metro Atlantic Athletic Foley Foley* Atl Comm Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference

DI New AD N/M Thorr Bjorn Atlantic-10 Bjorn Bjorn Bjorn Bjorn* Eng University of Rhode Island

*Not eligible for reappointment

10/13/09

DIVISION I ROWING COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Chris Standiford Gonzaga University West Coast Conference 18-Oct-06 1-Sep-09 Thomas Bold Brown University Ivy Group 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 James Dietz University of Massachusetts, Amherst Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Lisa Glenn University of Tennessee, Knoxville Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Crista D. Troester University of Tulsa Conference USA 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 James Farwell Santa Clara University West Coast Conference 1-Sep-05 14-Sep-06 Elizabeth E. Miles University of California, Berkeley Pacific-10 Conference 24-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 John Jentz University of Wisconsin, Madison Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Leeanne Crain University of San Diego West Coast Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Rosemary A. Shea College of the Holy Cross Patriot League 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Anthony Johnson Georgetown University Big East Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Susanne R. Lueck Clemson University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Jul-01 1-Sep-04 Jody E. Mooradian Northeastern University America East Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Christine H. Grant University of Iowa Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-02 Jo-Ann E. Nester Dartmouth College Ivy Group 1-Sep-01 1-Jul-02 Janet C. Harville University of Washington Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-01 Barbara Chesler Yale University Ivy Group 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 Kristen M. Sanford Syracuse University Big East Conference 1-Aug-97 1-Sep-00 Kristen M. Sanford Syracuse University Big East Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-00 Barbara Kirch Dartmouth College Ivy Group 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-99 Janet C. Harville University of Washington Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-97 Bebe Bryans Georgetown University Big East Conference 30-Oct-96 1-Aug-97 Chris J. Lang Syracuse University Big East Conference 1-Sep-96 30-Oct-96

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 DIVISION I WOMEN'S ROWING COMMITTEE NOMINEES Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Mid-Atl Jennifer Heppel Assoc. Georgetown University Big East Conference FBS F LIAISON 09/12 AD/Administration/SW A NewE Joseph Wilhelm Head Women's Northeastern University Colonial Athletic Association FCS M Rowing Coach NewE Brian Austin Executive Associate Dartmouth College Ivy Group FCS M Athletic Director South Nina King Sp. Asst. to AD/Chief Duke University Atlantic Coast Conference FBS F Y of Staff South Carie Graves Head Coach, Rowing University of Texas at Austin Big 12 Conference FBS F

South Jessica Reo Sr. Associate Athletics University of Central Florida Conference USA FBS F Director

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 19, 2010 DIVISION I ROWING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jennifer Heppel Designation SWA Job Title Assoc. AD/Administration/SWA Institution Georgetown University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big East Conference Qualification Stmt I am the sport administrator for the four varsity men’s and women’s rowing teams at Georgetown and believe that this breadth of administrative experience in rowing would be an asset to the committee. I serve on the Big East Women’s Rowing Committee and also represent Georgetown at EARC and EAWRC meetings. In addition, due to my strong background in compliance and governance I am very comfortable working within the NCAA structure. I attended the very first NCAA women’s rowing championship as a NCAA staff member - serving as a resource to the coaches in attendance on NCAA rules and regulations - and it is exciting to have seen the sport’s growth over the last 10+ years. I look forward to the potential opportunity to continue my involvement in the sport and represent the Big East at the national level. Committees Served On NCAA Olympic Sports Liaison Committee (2008-2012) NCAA Initial-Eligibility Waiver Subcommittee - Foreign Student-Athlete (2001-2005 (chair 2003- 2005)) NCAA Division I Regulatory Culture Working Group (2002-2003) NCAA Peer Reviewer (2004-present) Big East Championship and Competition Committee (2006-2010) Big East Women’s Rowing Committee (2009-2012) Big East Women's Lacrosse Committee (2005-2008 (chair 2005-2008)) Collegiate Commissioners Association-Compliance Association (1998-2005 (co-chair 2000-2002)) DIVISION I ROWING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jennifer Heppel (continued) Prof Empl Hist Georgetown University: Associate AD for Administration (2005-present)/SWA(2008-present). Sport Administrator for women's rowing (open and lightweight teams), men's rowing (heavy and lightweight teams), men's soccer, women's volleyball, men’s and women’s tennis. Secondary sport liaison for men's basketball. Former sport administrator for women’s lacrosse (2005-2008). Direct oversight of the strength and conditioning and sports medicine departments. Tournament manager for the NCAA Division I men's basketball championship (2006 East Regional, 2008 and 2011 first/second rounds in Washington, DC). Big Ten Conference - Associate Commissioner for Compliance and Enforcement (2001-2005); Assistant Commissioner for Compliance and Enforcement (2000-2001); Director of Legislative and Eligibility Services (1998-2000). Big Ten Conference - Primary staff liaison to the SWAs and co-liaison to the Administrators Council (ADs and SWAs). Sport liaison for men's soccer (1998-2005), women's swimming and diving (2000- 2004), women's basketball (2004-2005). Tournament director for the 2005 Big Ten Women's Basketball Tournament. Represented the Conference at postseason football bowl games (2001- 2005). Compliance and Governance Consultant to the Western Collegiate Hockey Association and Central Collegiate Hockey Association (1999-2005) - Worked directly with the commissioners, coaches (men's and women's) and ADs on NCAA compliance and governance matters, including educational presentations at meetings and assistance with navigating the NCAA governance process for these two single-sport conferences. NCAA - Membership Services Representative (1996-1998) - Primary staff liaison for issues related to the eligibility of foreign student-athletes. Staff liaison to FARA. Primary staff liaison to the Division III Financial Aid and Awards Committee. University of Hartford - Assistant AD/SWA(1994-1996) - Sport Administrator for baseball, men's soccer and softball. Education Robert Morris University - MBA, concentration in sports management (December 1993) Wesleyan University (CT) - BA, major in history (June 1990). Varsity women's ice hockey student- athlete.

Conference Accept Y DIVISION I ROWING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Joseph Wilhelm Job Title Head Women's Rowing Coach Institution Northeastern University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Colonial Athletic Association Qualification Stmt I would like to serve on the NCAA Championship Committee for Women's Rowing to have an impact on the direction of women's collegiate rowing. Women's Rowing has completed 11 years as an NCAA sponsored sport with a very consistent selection system and format for the championship. Changes have been proposed to both such selection and format. I feel we need to closely examine the long term impact of these changes and make sure they are in the best interest of women's rowing. I would like to be a part of that discussion.

Committees Served On Served as Head of Championship Committee on the CRCA Board of Directors. 2001-2004. Served on the NCAA New England Regional Seeding committee for Women's Rowing. 2004-2005. Prof Empl Hist 1983-1991 Columbia University, New York, NY. '83-'86 Assistant Men's Coach '83-'84 Head Women's Coach '87-'91 Director of Rowing

1991-Present Northeastern University, Boston, MA '91-'98 Assistant Men's Coach '98-Present Head Women's Coach Education 1982 University of Pennsylvania, BS Mechanical Engineering Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I ROWING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Brian Austin Job Title Executive Associate Athletic Director Institution Dartmouth College Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Ivy Group Qualification Stmt I have directly administered Division I women's rowing programs at Cornell and Dartmouth for more than 10 years and have a good understanding of the sport. I currently supervise a very engaged women's rowing head coach at Dartmouth, who would be an additional resource for me. I attended the 2007 women's championship in Oak Ridge and was impressed by the committee’s role in affecting a positive championship experience for the student-athletes and would like to contribute to the further enhancement of the championship. I also understand that there is some sentiment toward changing the structure of the women's championship event as well as the qualification process, and believe that I could be an effective participant in that discussion. On a personal level, I've always enjoyed the uniqueness of the rowing culture and interacting with the coaches and participants in the sport. I believe that participating on the committee would be personally and professionally rewarding and enjoyable

Committees Served On Ivy League Committeee on Administration (1987-1996, 2002-present) Ivy League Baseball Administrative Liaison (2005-2007) Ivy League Volleyball Administrative Liaison (2007-present) Lexington (KY) Sports Commission Board (1999-2002)

Prof Empl Hist Dartmouth College (2002 - present): Executive Associate Athletic Director Under the general supervision of the Director of Athletics, responsible for the daily management of 31 varsity programs within guidelines set by the College, Ivy League and NCAA. Delegate various responsibilities to administrative staff including supervision of selected programs and staff members. Direct supervisory responsibility for 15 intercollegiate head coaches, Associate Athletic Director for Compliance and Administration, Senior Associate Athletic Director for Intercollegiate Programs, Head Strength and Conditioning Coach, and Head Equipment Manager. Transylvania University (1996-2002): Director of Athletics Provided leadership and management of Transylvania’s intercollegiate athletics program comprised of 9 women’s and 7 men’s teams. Cornell University (1987-1996): Assistant/Associate Athletic Director Assisted Director of Athletics in planning and implementing Cornell’s intercollegiate athletic program comprised of 36 varsity teams. Direct supervisory responsibility for 18 men’s and women’s intercollegiate teams and 12 head coaches.

Education University of Massachusetts, M.S. in Sport Management (1987) Amherst College, B.A. in English (1984)

Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I ROWING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Nina King Job Title Sp. Asst. to AD/Chief of Staff Institution Duke University Gender F Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Qualification Stmt The nature of her position has provided her with high-level administrative experience in a short amount of time. Role as teh AD's Chief of Staff (an Asso. AD position) has exposed her to all facets of the AD's job, wherein, she participates with the AD in nearly every meeting regarding human resources, facilities, student welfare, fundraising, financial issue, etc, in addition to duties such as speech writing, drafting correspondence & serving as the AD's liaison to groups both on and off campus. These functions have prepared her to be well developed, on a macro level, to the challenges and opportunities facint intercollegiate athletics and thus would be able to apply the knowledge as it relates to focusing on one sport - rowing.

Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist Duke Univ. - Special Asst. to the AD & Chief of Staff (Sept. 2008-present) Univ. of Notre Dame - Director of Rules Education (2008-Sept 2008) Education Tulane Univ. Law School - Juris Doctor Degree and Sports Law Certificate - 2005 Univ. of Notre Dame - Bachelor of Business Administration-Accounting - 2000

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I ROWING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Carie Graves Job Title Head Coach, Rowing Institution University of Texas at Austin Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big 12 Conference Qualification Stmt I have been a Head Rowing Coach for the past 28 years, the last 11 at the University of Texas.

Have participated on CRCA committees and been a member of the CRCA weekly college poll since its inception in 1998.

Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist 3 time Olympian, bronze -1976, Gold -1984 Member of the USOWRC 1976 1976-1983-Head Rowing Coach Harvard women (Radcliffe crew) 1988-1988-Head Rowing Coach Northeastern University – as Head Coach brought the NU program from club sport to Varsity status in 1990 1997-98 – EAWRC Coach of the Year 1998-2009- Head Rowing Coach The University of Texas hired to bring the club program to varsity status

Olympic rowing athlete of the year with team - 1981 and 1984 National Rowing Hall of Fame

Education Masters in Administration, Planning and Social Policy – Harvard University 1985 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I ROWING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jessica Reo Designation SWA Job Title Sr. Associate Athletics Director Institution University of Central Florida Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Conference USA Qualification Stmt I have been acting as the sport supervisor for women’s rowing for the past three years and believe that this would be an appropriate way to further my knowledge base to assist our coaches as the sport continues to grow. Our women’s program at UCF has recently moved into a new facility, they continue to strengthen, and our conference supports the growth of women’s rowing even though we do not have enough teams to currently provide a championship to our student-athletes. I also believe that this committee would give me the ability to provide our coaches with ways to improve on a national level. Committees Served On I have not served on any NCAA committee. However, on a national level I am a member of the NAAC Board of Directors.

Additionally, I have served on many different hiring committees within the athletics department and different on-campus committees. I am currently working with the university on the Sexual Violence Prevention Task Force Committee, I have run multiple search committees for head coaches and have participated in search committee work for assistant coaches, academic departments, and on-campus individuals who have a direct impact on athletics. I am currently a member of our Academic Eligibility and Retention Committee, which works with student-athletes who are NCAA eligible but do not meet the minimum standards for competition at our institution. I serve as a non-voting member on the UCF Athletics Association Board of Directors, which makes all decisions regarding athletics dollars and major decisions for our department. Prof Empl Hist I have worked in collegiate athletics for the past 16 years. I began working as a student assistant in the communications department at Florida State University (not included in my 16 year career). I spent four years there and then applied for and was selected to be the media relations intern at the Atlantic Coast Conference. I spent one year at the ACC and then moved on to be an Assistant Sports Information Director at Clemson University. I was at Clemson from 1994 to October of 1996. From there, I switched careers and moved into Athletics Compliance when I was hired as the Compliance Coordinator at the University of Miami. I spent almost eight years at Miami and then received an opportunity to be the Director of Compliance at the University of Central Florida. Since I have been here at UCF, I have had three promotions and currently hold the position of Sr. Associate Athletics Director for Student Services. I am on the senior management staff and assist in making overall decisions for the athletics department while supervising six sports including women’s rowing.

Education Florida State University – Bachelor of Arts, Awarded 1993 University of Central Florida – Master’s Degree in Education, In Progress

Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 DIVISION I MEN’S SOCCER COMMITTEE

Legislated Ten members, including six Football Bowl Subdivision representatives and four Football Championships Subdivision or Division I representatives. One Requirements: member from each men’s soccer region (Northeast, North Atlantic, Middle Atlantic, South Atlantic, South, Great Lakes, Midwest, Far West) and two members selected at-large. Quota of 50 percent administrators: 5. Vacancies: Three September 2010 vacancies. One FBS; two FCS/DI subdivision. Mid-Atlantic, North Atlantic and one any region. One administrator. Staff Liaison: D’Ann Keller Chair: Charlie Elwood (9/08-9/10)

DIV. REG. POS. EM/ NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FBS NoE Sr. Assoc. N/M John Diffley Big East Diffley Diffley* AD St. John’s University (NY) FBS Great Sr. Assoc. N/F Mary Lu Gribschaw Mid-American Gribschaw* Lakes AD University of Akron FBS Far Assoc AD N/M Kurt Esser Mountain West Esser Esser Esser* West University of New Mexico FBS Great C N/M Big Ten Bluem Bluem Bluem Bluem* Lakes The Ohio State University FBS South C N/M Elmar Bolowich Atlantic Coast Bolowich Bolowich* University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill FBS MidW C N/M Mike Getman Conference USA Getman Getman* University of Alabama FCS Middle AD N/M Charlie Elwood Atlantic-10 Elwood* Atlantic Fordham University FCS NoAtl C N/M Seth Roland Northeast Roland* Fairleigh Dickinson University, Metropolitan FCS South Assoc AD N/M Alan Albert Colonial Athletic Albert Albert Albert* Atlantic College of William and Mary DI Far West SWA N/F Diane O’Brien Big West O’Brien O’Brien O’Brien* University of California, Santa Barbara

*Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09

DIVISION I MEN'S SOCCER COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Kos Donev Florida Atlantic University Sun Belt Conference 22-Jul-08 1-Sep-09 Earl Koberlein Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-08 Kenneth E. Kavanagh Bradley University Missouri Valley Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Regina S. Markland Coastal Carolina University Big South Conference 24-Apr-07 1-Sep-08 Southern Methodist University Conference USA 1-Sep-07 1-Jul-08 Craig W. Angelos Florida Atlantic University Sun Belt Conference 31-Jul-07 27-Jun-08 Providence College Big East Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Jay Vidovich Wake Forest University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Noreen Morris Northwestern University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Rick Mello Sun Belt Conference Sun Belt Conference 1-Sep-05 27-Jun-07 Shaun Docking Coastal Carolina University Big South Conference 1-Sep-04 27-Feb-07 Brian Fuller University of Pennsylvania Ivy Group 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Eugene Marshall Jr. U.S. Military Academy Patriot League 11-Aug-05 1-Sep-06 Terry Lynn Gawlik University of Wisconsin, Madison Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Thomas James McIntosh University of Tulsa Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Nick Reggio U.S. Military Academy Patriot League 5-Feb-04 21-Jun-05 Jeffrey E. Cupps Virginia Commonwealth University Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Paul Krumpe Loyola Marymount University West Coast Conference 15-Jan-02 1-Sep-04 Richard I. Greenspan U.S. Military Academy Patriot League 25-Apr-01 18-Dec-03 Donna De Marco Big East Conference Big East Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Larry Gallo, Jr. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Mike Corwin Oregon State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 William L. Cords Marquette University Conference USA 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Michael Linenberger California State University, Sacramento Big Sky Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 T. Barry Gorman Pennsylvania State University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-02 Schellas Hyndman Southern Methodist University Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-01 T. Barry Gorman Pennsylvania State University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-01 Donald Ott West Coast Conference West Coast Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Mar-01 John A. Reeves Columbia University-Barnard College Ivy Group 1-Sep-98 11-Dec-00 Timothy V. O'Sullivan Virginia Commonwealth University Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-00 Jonathan B. Le Crone Horizon League Horizon League 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-99 Nelson E. Bobb University of North Carolina at Greensboro Southern Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-99

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 DIVISION I MEN'S SOCCER COMMITTEE NOMINEES Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Mid-Atl Richard M. Regan Jr. AD College of the Holy Cross Patriot League FCS M Mid-Atl Doug McIlhagga Sr. Associate Athletic Saint Louis University Atlantic 10 Conference DI M Director No-Atl T. J. Kostecky Head Men's Soccer Coach - Northeast Conference FCS M Brooklyn Campus No-Atl William Wnek Asst. AD Compliance & SA Loyola University (Maryland) Metro Atlantic Athletic DI M Welfare Conference FarW Ken Weiner Senior Associate Athletics University of California, Los Pacific-10 Conference FBS M Director Angeles GrtL Jackie Mynarski Assoc. Com. for Institutional Mid-American Conference Mid-American FBS F Services Conference MidW Jim DeRose Head Men's Soccer Coach Bradley University Missouri Valley DI M Conference MidW Michael R. Moore AD Indiana University-Purdue The Summit League DI M University at Indianapolis NoE Michael Noonan Head Men's Soccer Coach Brown University Ivy Group FCS M

South Eric Nichols Director of Marketing University of South Carolina, Southeastern Conference FBS M Columbia

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 19, 2010 DIVISION I MEN'S SOCCER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Richard M. Regan, Jr. Designation AD Institution College of the Holy Cross Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Patriot League Qualification Stmt I have a long connection with the sport of soccer which is somewhat unusual considering that I did not play the sport in college. While living in London I developed relationships and had business dealings with some of the most significant soccer clubs in the world (Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham)and became very immersed in the sport. As the Athletic Director at Holy Cross I have elevated the significance of the soccer programs to “top tier” and was the driving force for a new $3 million soccer facility that opened in 2006. I serve as the Athletic Director liaison to the Patriot League soccer coaches and I have attended the NSCAA convention each year. In addition to watching 15- 20 Holy Cross matches, I also routinely attend other college matches at nearby institutions. In summary, I have a passion for the sport of soccer and I am probably one of the few Division I Athletic Directors that considers soccer to be his favorite sport. I would be thrilled to serve on this committee.

Committees Served On NCAA Management Council: 1999- 2004 Patriot League Executive Committee: 2007- present Prof Empl Hist 1998 - present: College of the Holy Cross - Director of Athletics 1990 - 1998: NFL International, Chief Operating Office - NFL Europe; Managing Director - NFL International, Ltd. 1988 - 1990: Monarch International, Inc - Managing Director 1985 - 1988: New England Patriots - Vice President of Finance 1976 - 1985: Arthur Andersen & Co - Senior Audit Manager

Education College of the Holy Cross, A.B. Economics-Accounting, May 1976 Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S SOCCER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Doug McIlhagga Job Title Sr. Associate Athletic Director Institution Saint Louis University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic 10 Conference Qualification Stmt I served as our men’s soccer SID for 16 years and have served as the men’s soccer sport supervisor for the past three years. I have experienced numerous trips to the NCAA Tournament with our program in both capacities and was the local media relations director for the 2006 College Cup. I served on the A-10 men’s soccer committee for three years. I have always worked in the best interest of our student-athletes. I am aware of the issues nationally in and would work in the best interest of the game if I were a member of the NCAA men’s soccer committee.

Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist I have spent the last 19 years working in Saint Louis University athletics. Prior to that, I worked for a variety of radio stations, event management firms, sports marketing companies and public relations entities. Education I achieved my undegraduate degree in TV/Radio from Syracuse University ('77) and earned my master's degree in sport management from the U.S. Sports Academy in 1991.

Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S SOCCER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name TJ Kostecky Job Title Head Men's Soccer Coach Institution Long Island University-Brooklyn Campus Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport 50% Rule Y Conference Northeast Conference Qualification Stmt For the past 21 years, I have had the privilege of serving as a head men's soccer coach at four universities, as well as Director of Athletics. My experience in coaching, administration, teaching and program development will provide a broad range of perspectives to the Men's Soccer Committee. having chaired several committees, I understand the importance of accepting divergent thought, finding common ground and compromising in discussion to find consensus. My experience and service will undoubtedly enhance the committee, while continuing to broaden my own perspective. This is an experience that wholeheartedly look forward to.

Committees Served On NCAA DII Soccer Championship Committee (served on the men's soccer south regional selection committee), 1995-97 NSCAA Division I Regional Ranking Committee, 2008-09 NSCAA Division I Regional Ranking Chair, 2010 (selected as the NY regional chair) US World Cup Committee Chair, 1994 US Youth Soccer Association: Soccer Start, Founder & Chair, 1989-93 College Soccer Coaches Association of NJ, President & Chair, 1991-93

Prof Empl Hist Head Men's Soccer Coach, Long Island University, 1999-Present Director, Undergraduate Concentration in Sports Management, 2006-Present Head Men's Soccer Coach, Appalachian State University, 1998-99 Head Men's Soccer Coach, Pfeiffer University, 1994-98 Director of Athletics, Pfeiffer University, 1995-98 Head Men's Soccer Coach, New Jersey Institute of Technology, 1988-94 Education MS, Health and Physical Education, East Stroudsburg University, 1992 BS, Health and Physical Education, East Stroudsburg University, 1983 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S SOCCER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Bill Wnek Job Title Asst. AD Compliance & SA Welfare Institution Loyola University (Maryland) Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt I believe I would be a worthwhile member of the Division 1 Men’s Soccer Committee for a number of reasons. First, I was a four year Men’s Soccer student-athlete at a Division 1 university and am very passionate about the sport. Secondly, I coached soccer at the Division 1 level as an assistant coach for eight years which allowed me to gain a better understanding of the demands in running a successful program and created a network of colleagues amongst the profession. Thirdly, I am currently an assistant athletic director for compliance which has provided me insight into athletics administration and of course rules and regulations. Finally, I serve on our conference (MAAC) championship committee for Women Soccer which has provided me insight into effectively running and organizing a championship. Committees Served On May ’04 – Present Annual attendee at NCAA Regional Compliance Seminars July ’06 – Present NCAA Peer-Reviewer for Division 1 Athletics Certification July ’06 – Present MAAC Women’s Soccer Championships Committee June ’05 – PresentM ACDA, Maryland Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics June ’07 – PresentN AAC, National Association for Athletics Compliance Oct. ’06 – May ’07 Loyola College Intercollegiate Sports Review, Committee Chair

Prof Empl Hist May ‘04 – Present Loyola University Maryland Athletics, Baltimore, Maryland A ssistant Athletic Director for Compliance and Student-Athlete Welfare Fall ’95 – May ‘04 Loyola College Athletics, Baltimore, Maryland A ssistant Soccer Coach Fall ’97 – ’99 Loyola College Academic Support Services Baltimore, Maryland A ssistant Director of Advising, Student-Athletes Coordinator Student – Athlete Support Services Education Loyola College, Baltimore, Maryland M aster of Business Administration, Marketing, May 1997 B achelor of Business Administration, Business Management, May 1995

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S SOCCER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Ken Weiner Job Title Sr. Associate Athletics Director Institution University of California, Los Angeles Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Pacific-10 Conference Qualification Stmt I am being nominated by the Pacific-10 Conference as a candidate for the Men's Soccer Committee as well as the Men's and Women's Soccer Rules Committee. My interest in serving on either the Soccer Committee, and if possible the Rules Committee is two-fold. One, I am a Senior Associate Athletic Director at UCLA who (in part) oversees the Men's and Women's soccer programs at our campus. I am familiar with conference and NCAA rules and regulations for soccer and for the department in general. Secondly, I have served on a sport committee in the recent past serving both as committee chair for Men's Water Polo and participating on the rules committee. I am familiar with NCAA process and found the collaborative process on a sport committee to be rewarding. I think it is important to our profession to remain active on the national level of sport administration. I look forward to serving again.

Committees Served On I served on the Men's Water Polo Committee from 2003 thru 2005. I chaired that committee the last two years. Also served on Water Polo rules committee for two years. Past member of NACDA and CABMA. Trained/Served as a peer reviewer for the NCAA Certification process. Prof Empl Hist Founded and served as Associate Director of the Central Ticket Office on the UCLA campus. It was and is still the only collegiate ticket operation that handles all ticket responsibilities on campus including athletics, recreation, performing arts and student services. Began as Associate Athletic Director at UCLA Athletics in 1992. Currently Sr Associate Athletic Director for Business Operations. Responsible for overseeing 6 sports (BSB, M/W SOC, W SWIM, M/W WP), all facilities operations, all capital improvements and projects, travel and game management, camps and clinics, all post season sport coordination, department ticket operations, lease and rental agreement managment and various other business enterprises within the department.

Education Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, 1978. Honors graduate. Former HS Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S SOCCER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jackie Mynarski Job Title Assoc. Com. for Institutional Services Institution Mid-American Conference Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-American Conference Qualification Stmt As a former women's soccer student-athlete at the University of Maryland and now administrator, I feel I can bring a combination of perspectives to the Men's Soccer Committee. Currently, I oversee women's soccer for the MAC Conference. In that role, I organize the conference tournament, coaches conference call and work with our referee assignor. Additionally, I have served on the Great Lakes Regional Advisory Committee (RAC) for women's soccer for the past few years. I've also served as an NCAA site representative. Most recently, I was assigned for the 2009 Men's Soccer Championship to the second and third round at Akron University.

Committees Served On Great Lakes Regional Advisory Committee- Women's Soccer (3 years) NCAA site representative- Multiple assignments Men's and Women's Soccer Prof Empl Hist Mid-American Conference, Associate Commissioner- July 2009- Present Ohio Valley Conference, Assistant Commissioner- May 2007- June 2009 University of Portland, Compliance Coordinator- August 2005- May 2007 Attorney, Various Employers- August 2003-2005 Education Catholic University, Columbus School of Law- J.D. 2003 University of Maryland, College Park- B.A. 2000 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S SOCCER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jim DeRose Job Title Head Men's Soccer Coach Institution Bradley University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Missouri Valley Conference Qualification Stmt It is with great pleasure and excitement that I submit for review my qualifications for this position.I believe my aquired skills and the diversity of my experiences, coupled with the success our program and the MVC has demonstrated nationally, can assist in the creation of a great committee.My willingness to serve and do the requisite research to do dilligence to processe(s), I can assure you will be of the highest standard. Honestly put, I have been on both sides as a coach. Three at- large selections, two bubbles burst, and an AQ. Due to those experiences I have had countless conversations with committee chairs and members, and from those, BU put forth a plan to reap the rewards. While we may have been disapointed at times, we never lost faith in the committee and the information they provided. While there are challenges in our sport, I beleive I can serve the committee from a first hand point of view, not simply as a Mid-Major or Non BCS Coach, but as a person who has lived it.

Committees Served On Present-2007- NCAA Midwest Regional Committee 2000-2003 NCAA Midwest Regional Committee Present-2004- MVC Liaison to NCAA and NSCAA Present-2008-MVC Liasion to MLS Combine Selection Present-2008-Soccer Times Top 25 Coaching Poll. 1 of 25 Division Coaches 2004-2006 NSCAA Regional Rankings Committee Prof Empl Hist * 1996-Present Bradley University Head Coach-Hired as youngest DI Coach at 27 inhereting a team that won 51 games and 3 MVC games in previous 9 years: Since, BU has 156 wins, 51 MVC wins, 5 MVC Championships, 4 NCAA Bids, Elite 8, and been nationally ranked in 10 seasons. 2007 Soccer America National COY, 1998,2007 Addidas/NSCAA Midwest COY, 1996,1998,2006,2007 MVC COY. Since NCAA APR instituted, BU has received the top 10% Public Reconition in each cohort, 100% Graduation Success Rate (GSR) per NCAA, 12 Academic All-Americans, Team GPA over 3.0, NSCAA Team Academic Awards *2003-Present Ass't AD Special Projects-Bradley University-In current position assist the AD in multiple capacities for all sports including but not limited to: fund raising, facility enhancement initiatives, budgeting forecasts, analaysis,scheduling models, and preliminary data searches, for potential future projects. *1996-1995 Full Time Assistant Coach University of Richmond *1992-1995 Full Time Assistant Coach Illinois State University-Sport discontinued citing title IX *1991-1992 Part Time Assistant Coach University of Vermont *1989-1990 GA Johnson State College-2x NAIA National Championships Participant as only non-scholarship team to reach final rounds in FL and NM *1988-1989 Professional Soccer Player-Starter-APSL New Mexico Chiles-on contract when team(s) disbanded operations *1991-2000- Multiple stints on Regional ODP staffs including 1993 IL Stae Coach for Midwest Champions-7 Regional Team Players, 3 Nat'l team selections *1996-Present Founder/Director Central Illinois Soccer Academy-One of larger Midwest camp/clinic entities. Over 1000 perticipants annually. *USSF B License and NSCAA National Coaching Diploma

Education M.Ed 1992 Johnson State College, Johnson, VT; B.A. 1989 Johnson State College, Johnson, VT Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S SOCCER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Michael Moore Designation AD Institution Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference The Summit League Qualification Stmt I have worked with Men's Soccer for over 25 years of my professional career. I was at the University of Evansville when the soccer program was nationally ranked and hosted NCAA championships events in multiple years. I was tournament director for those events. I also worked very closely with both Head Coach Fred Schmalz and AD Jim Byers to continue to grow the soccer program. Jim Byers served on the men's soccer committee in the late 80's.

Since coming to IUPUI I have worked with Coach Franklin to grow the men's soccer program. Our Men's Soccer program became the first IUPUI program tp participate in the NCAA Championships in 2000. Soccer is our priority fall team men's sport. I also served as the Mid-Con Men's Soccer Committee Chair from 1998-2000 and 2002-2003. I have continued to stay abreast of the issues and challenges that affect soccer.

Committees Served On 2001-2008 NCAA Division I Management Council Peer Reviewer multiple times Prof Empl Hist 1980 Intern Vanderbilt University 1981-1983 Asst. Dir. Wildcat Club, Davidson College 1983-1988 Asst. AD for Business, University of Evansville 1988-1996 Sr. Assoc. AD, University of Evansville 1996- Director of Athletics, IUPUI Education 1978 BA History Ohio University 1980 Masters in Sports Administration Ohio University 1994 Certificate Sports Management Institute Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S SOCCER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Michael Noonan Job Title Head Coach, Men's Soccer Institution Brown University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Ivy Group Qualification Stmt I have extensive experience on the Division I level as the head coach at both Brown and the University of New Hampshire. Our teams' NCAA appearances have given me great insight into the actual conduct of the championship tournament. Since the Ivy League also has had representation on the committee in the past, I have a feel for what is required of its members. It would be a great honor to serve on the committee and give back to the sport of intercollegiate soccer.

Committees Served On Former chair of Ivy League men's soccer coaches; National Staff Coach for the National Soccer Coaches Association Prof Empl Hist 13 years (1995-present) at Brown as head coach, nine NCAA tournament appearances, eight Ivy League championships; 4 years (1991-94) at New Hampshire, school's first NCAA tournament appearance in 1994, 1993 New England Coach of the Year; 2 years (1989-90) at Wheaton College, first head coach in the program's history; 3 years (1986-88) as assistant coach at Vermont; 1 year (1983) as assistant coach at Bates

Education B.A., Middlebury College (1983) Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S SOCCER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Eric Nichols Job Title Director of Marketing Institution University of South Carolina, Columbia Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Southeastern Conference Qualification Stmt Please consider my completion of this application as evidence of interest in serving on the Division I Men’s Soccer Committee. I am currently in my 12th year working in athletics administration as a career, however my total experience in Division I athletics totals 17 years when including my undergraduate and graduate work at the University of Tennessee at Martin Women’s Volleyball team. While my current position is Director of Marketing, I have held positions including coach, athletic trainer, facility manager, web developer, and event manager. Throughout my career, I have worked with Division I men’s soccer programs. At Vanderbilt, I was present during the elimination of men’s soccer as a varsity sport, and I also am now employed at South Carolina which owns one of the most respected men’s soccer programs in the country. My breadth of experience coupled with 11+ years playing soccer would make me a great fit for joining the Division I Men’s Soccer Committee.

Committees Served On I am currently serving on the NACMA Board of Directors. I was appointed June of 2009.

Prof Empl Hist University of South Carolina 2008 Present Director of Marketing Vanderbilt University 1992008 Director of Marketing 2003-2008 Director of Online Services 2001-2003 Director of Event Management 1999-2001 Facilities Assistant 1998- 1999 University of Tennessee at Martin Graduate Assistant Volleyball Coach 1996-1997 Education University of Tennessee at Martin MBA 1997 BS Sport Management 1996 Former Col Ath/Coach Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 DIVISION I WOMEN’S SOCCER COMMITTEE

Legislated Ten members, including six representatives from the Football Bowl Subdivision and four representatives from the Football Championships Subdivision or Requirements: Division I. One member shall be selected from each of the eight women’s soccer regions (Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Great Lakes, Central, West, Pacific, South) and two members shall be selected at-large. No more than two may be from any one region. Quota of 50 percent administrators: 5. Vacancies: One September 2010 vacancy. FBS. Any region except the Mid-Atlantic. Coach or administrator. Appoint: Vicky Chun (Mid-Atlantic - FCS) and Matt Wolfert (Great Lakes --- FBS) to complete terms vacated due to circumstances below. Recommend September 2014 term expirations to maintain proper rotational balance. Due to regional realignment, Vicky Chun (Colgate) and Matt Wolfert (Ball State) stepped down from the committee in September 2009. Both individuals will be allowed to return to the committee to complete their terms when an opportunity arises for their regions. Vicky and Matt would both get three-year terms when they rejoin the committee. Staff Liaison: Jeff Jarnecke Chair: Barry Clements (9/08-9/09) DIV REG POS EM/ NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FBS GrtLakes C N/M Robert Klatte Big Ten Klatte* Purdue University FBS Central Assoc N/F Lisa Campos Conference USA Campos Campos* AD/SWA University of Texas at El Paso FBS NoE Dep AD N/M Mark Parsons Big East Parsons Parsons Parsons Parsons* West Virginia University FBS South Sr Assoc AD N/F Meredith Jenkins Southeastern Jenkins Jenkins Jenkins Jenkins* Auburn University FBS Central Assoc. AD N/M Paul Bradshaw Big 12 Bradshaw* FBS West Assoc. AD N/F Marianne Vydra Pacific-10 Vydra Vydra* (Pacific) Oregon State University FCS Mid-Atl C N/F Tanya Vogel Atlantic 10 Vogel* George Washington University FCS Mid-Atl Asst. Comm N/F Melissa Conti Colonial Athletic Conti Conti* Colonial Athletic Association DI West C N/M Ada Greenwood West Coast Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood* University of San Diego FCS SoE C N/F Julie Orlowski Patriot League Orlowski Orlowski Orlowski Orlowski* Stetson University

* Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09 DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOCCER COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Barry Clements University of South Florida Big East Conference 27-Oct-05 1-Sep-09 Buzz Stroud University of Portland West Coast Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Matt Wolfert Ball State University Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-08 1-Sep-09 Victoria Chun Colgate University Patriot League 3-Oct-08 1-Sep-09 Alice Tym Colgate University Patriot League 1-Sep-08 11-Sep-08 Diane C. Turnham Middle Tennessee State University Sun Belt Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Paul Schlickmann Stony Brook University America East Conference 22-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Rena Richardson University of Tulsa Conference USA 1-Sep-07 19-Nov-07 Andre Luciano Northern Arizona University Big Sky Conference 1-Feb-05 1-Sep-07 John Cropp University of Kentucky Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Kim S. Record Florida State University Atlantic Coast Conference 23-Jun-05 1-Sep-07 Carrie M. Coll Mountain West Conference Mountain West Conference 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-06 James Price Liberty University Big South Conference 8-Jul-02 1-Sep-06 Shelley E. Appelbaum Michigan State University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Julie Quinn University of Connecticut Big East Conference 1-Sep-05 6-Oct-05 Ann Clifton Villanova University Big East Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-05 Colleen Lim Yale University Ivy Group 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Charles Cobb North Carolina State University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-03 7-Jun-05 Melissa Freigang Weber State University Big Sky Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Feb-05 Bruce Erickson Creighton University Missouri Valley Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Daryl J. Gross University of Southern California Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Barbara G. Walker Wake Forest University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Kevin Hundley Davidson College Southern Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Markus Roeders Marquette University Conference USA 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Roland M. Sturk University of Pittsburgh Big East Conference 1-Sep-01 21-Jan-03 Cory M Schwartz University of Evansville Missouri Valley Conference 1-Sep-00 16-Dec-02 Janice Ruggiero University of New Mexico Mountain West Conference 1-Sep-01 18-Sep-02 Barbara Burke University of Wyoming Mountain West Conference 1-Jul-01 1-Sep-02 Jody McRoberts Big West Conference Big West Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Robert A. Burton University of Nebraska, Lincoln Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-02 Ben Sohrabi Radford University Big South Conference 1-Jun-01 23-Jan-02

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOCCER COMMITTEE NOMINEES Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Service Cen Tim Hickman Sr. Assoc. Athletic Director University of Missouri, Big 12 Conference M Columbia GrtL Erica Walsh Head Women’s Soccer Coach Pennsylvania State Big Ten Conference F University GrtL Matt Wolfert Assoc. Director of Athletics Ball State University Mid-American Conference M Pacific Kimberly N. Johnson Associate Athletics Director Texas Christian University Mountain West Conference F Y SoE Christopher C. Boyer Senior Asso Athletics Director University of Maryland, Atlantic Coast Conference M College Park SoE Robbie Church Head Women's Soccer Coach Duke University Atlantic Coast Conference M South Aston Rhoden Head Women's Soccer Coach Middle Tennessee State Sun Belt Conference M Y University

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 19, 2010 DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOCCER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Tim Hickman Job Title Sr. Assoc. Athletic Director Institution University of Missouri, Columbia Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big 12 Conference Qualification Stmt I have worked directly with the sport of soccer as an administrator for 2 years. In addition, I have worked as CFO and sport administrator of our department for 8 years. I have had first-hand experience hosting and participating in the NCAA soccer tournament numerous times. I would like to continue to serve the sport at the national level. I think it would be a valuable experience to participate on the committee and feel that I could represent the sport and the Big 12 well.

Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist University of Missouri – February 13, 1990-Present Sr. Associate Athletic Director Associate Athletic Director Assistant Athletic Director Director, Hearnes Center Assistant Director, Hearnes Center

Education University of Missouri, BSBA, 1989 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOCCER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Erica Walsh Job Title Head Women’s Soccer Coach Institution Pennsylvania State University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big Ten Conference Qualification Stmt Over the past 12 years I have coached women’s soccer at six different institutions. Throughout this time I have grown to love college athletics and the life experiences afforded to students through sport. I was offered a full-time job with US Soccer after winning a gold medal this past summer in Beijing and declined to my desire to be in the college game. My philosophy and beliefs are best aligned with college athletics and NCAA mission. Every team I have had the pleasure to coach has won the NSCAA Team Academic Award (3.0 above) and I take great pride in the fact that my current team boasts a 3.4 GPA. In addition, our program just won our 12th consecutive Big Ten title, which ties the longest in Big Ten history of any sport. Every Monday night I run a clinic for 9/10 years olds in our community and work closely with a non-profit organization called ‘Soccer Without Borders’ in Nicaragua. I would like to believe that my core values would benefit this committee.

Committees Served On 2000-2003 Rankings committee at Dartmouth College 2008-PresentP anel of Instructors and Lecturers for FIFA Courses 2008-Present Chairman of Women’s Technical Committee for CONCACAF

Prof Empl Hist 1997-1998 Bucknell University Graduate Assistant Soccer Coach 1998-2000 Dartmouth CollegeA ssistant Women’s Soccer Coach 2000-2003 Dartmouth CollegeH ead Women’s Soccer Coach 2003-2004 Lehigh University Graduate Assistant Soccer Coach 2004 US Soccer U-19 US Soccer National Team Assistant Coach 2005-2006 Florida State University Assistant Soccer Coach 2005-2008 US Soccer U-17 US Soccer National Team Head Coach 2006-2007 Harvard University Head Women’s Soccer Coach 2008-PresentU S Soccer Full Women’s National Team Assistant Coach 2007-PresentP enn State University Head Women’s Soccer Coach

Education 1993-1997 The College of William & Mary B.S. Biology 1998B ucknell University M.S. Biology 2003-2004Le high University M. B.A. Entrepreneurship

Former Col Ath/Coach Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOCCER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Matt Wolfert Job Title Assoc. Director of Athletics Institution Ball State University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-American Conference Qualification Stmt After serving for 1 year I would like to return to the committe to finish my term.

Committees Served On 1 Year on the division 1 women's soccer committee Prof Empl Hist Ball State Georgia Tech Notre Dame NACDA Education Indiana University, Undergrad Ohio University, Grad School Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOCCER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Kim Johnson Designation CCD Job Title Associate Athletics Director Institution Texas Christian University Gender F Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mountain West Conference Qualification Stmt I have worked seven years in intercollegiate athletics administration and would like to broaden my service to student-athletes. I serve as the sport administrator for women's soccer and have strong interest in the sport. TCU is constructing a field house for its women's soccer team and in preparation for the build, I have toured many facilities. Involvement in this project along with sport supersvision has increased my knowledge of women's soccer. I am eager to be involved in the championship organization of women's s o c c e r .

Committees Served On Certification peer review training, Spring 2008 TCU Intercollegiate Athletics Committee, May 2008 - present TCU Health Issues Team, May 2008 - present TCU Financial Aid Committee, May 2009 - present Mountain West Conference Senior Woman Administrators, 2009-10 Chair Mountain West Conference Joint Council Executive Committee, 2009-10

Prof Empl Hist June 2008 - present: Associate Athletic Director/SWA - TCU May 2007-May 2008: Assistant Athletic Director - University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa

May 2005-May 2007: Assistant Director of Compliance - University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa

July 2004-April 2005: Assistant Director of Compliance - Tulane University June 2001-June 2004: Compliance Assistant - Northwestern University

Education Northwestern University, Bachelor of Philosophy, June 2001 University of Alabama, Master of Science, December 2007 Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOCCER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Christopher C. Boyer Job Title Senior Asso Athletics Director Institution University of Maryland, College Park Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Qualification Stmt Over the past five yrs. Chris Boyer has served as the sport supervisor for a total of nine differenct NCAA DI intercollegiate sports at two different institutions representing two different athletic conferences. In those roles, he has overseen the day-to-day operations of sports at the institutional level, while also participating actively in conference related issues and assisting in the execution of ACC, Big Ten & NCAA Championships, as well as playing an active role in NCAA matters impacting the sports he oversees. He is specifically qualified for service on the DI Women's Soccer Committee, having served as the sport supervisor for both the women's and men's soccer teams at the University of Maryland for the past two seasons.

Committees Served On NACMA(1997 to present) NACMA(Workshop Roundtable Planning Committee) 2001-2002 University of Maryland/Maryland Day Steering Committee(2006 to present) Northwestern University School of Continuing Studies/Master's in Sport Management Advisory and Admissions Committees(2004-2006) Prof Empl Hist University of Maryland/Sr. Associate AD for Administration(2006-present) Northwestern University/Associate AD for External Affairs(2004-2006) Northwestern University/Assistant AD for Marketing & Sponsor Services(2001-2004) CSTV/Manager of Marketing & Public Relations(1999-2001) Villanova University/Coordinator of Marketing, Promotions & Special Events(1998-1999)

Education University of Maryland/B.A., Journalism West Virginia University/M.S. Sport Management Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOCCER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Robbie Church Job Title Head Women's Soccer Coach Institution Duke University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Qualification Stmt Have served both regionally and nationally on several committees. Coaching in several different conferences has given him a wide spectrum of experiences and different levels of competition. Have a passion and desire for working on sports committees as they relate to the integrity of NCAA sports. Committees Served On NSCAA, Southeast Regional Ranking Committee (2006-present) NSCAA, National Ranking Committee (2007-present) Soccer Times National Ranking Committee (2002-2005) Chairman Conference USA Women's Soccer Coaches Committee (1997-1999) Prof Empl Hist UNC-Charlotte, Head Women's Soccer Coach (1994-1998) Vanderbilt Univ., Head Women's Soccer Coach (1999-2000) Duke Univ., Head Women's Soccer Coach (2001-2009) Education BA - Pfeiffer College (1981) MA Physical Education - Univ. of South Carolina (1985) Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOCCER COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Aston Rhoden Job Title Head Women's Soccer Coach Institution Middle Tennessee State University Gender M Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Sun Belt Conference Qualification Stmt As a Division I Head Coach and member of the NCAA Regional Advisory Committee, I am confident that my experience would enable me to positively impact the committee.At Middle Tennessee, we play a quality schedule each year and I'm confident that this experience would allow me to assess the quality of teams in the tournament.If selected, I will work hard to ensure that my duties are carried out with highest degree of competence and detail and would embark on anything that advances the sport of women’s soccer and the student-athletes it serves.

As a coach, I will be able to assist the committee in providing expertise as it relates the body of work by teams being considered for postseason play.My experiences as a member of the South Region Advisory Committee and NCAA Site Representative will also be an asset to this position.In conclusion,I care very much about the welfare and growth of women's soccer and view serving on this committee as means for me to help advance our beautiful game.

Committees Served On Region Advisory Committee – 2007, 2008 NCAA Site Representative - 2003, 2004 Prof Empl Hist Region Advisory Committee – 2007, 2008 NCAA Site Representative - 2003, 2004 Head Coach, Middle Tennessee State University, 2002-Present Head Coach, University of North Alabama, 1996-2002 ODP Coach, Tennessee Youth Soccer Association, 2002-Present State Instructor & Clinician, Alabama Youth Soccer Association, 1993-1997 Education 1984 – 1988 Bachelor of Science in Computer Science & Mathematics University of Alabama at Huntsville, Huntsville, AL

2007 – Present Master of Science Exercise Science Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, TN Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 DIVISION I WOMEN’S SOFTBALL COMMITTEE

Legislated Ten members, including six Football Bowl Subdivision representatives and four Football Championships Subdivision or Division I representatives. At least Requirements: one member shall be selected from each of the eight softball regions (Northeast, South, Mideast, Midwest, West, Pacific, East, Central) and two members selected at-large. No more than two members may be appointed from the same region. Quota of 50 percent administrators: 5. Vacancies: Three September 2010 vacancies. One FBS; two FCS/DI subdivision. One South region; two any region. Coaches or administrators. Staff Liaison: Sharon Cessna Chair: Craig White (9/09-9/10)

DIV. REG. POS. EM/ NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FBS MidE C N/F Robin Petrini Big Ten Petrini Petrini* Pennsylvania State University FBS Cen Assoc AD N/M David “Chris” Burkhalter Conference USA Burkhalter Burkhalter Burkhalter Burkhalter* University of Houston FBS MidW Sr. Assoc N/M Scott Farmer Sun Belt Farmer Farmer Farmer* AD University of Louisiana, Lafayette FBS Cen Assoc. N/M Craig White Southeastern White* AD University of Georgia FBS Pac Assoc. N/F Mary Bowman Mountain West Bowman Bowman* AD University of Utah FBS West Asst AD N/F Maria Roth Western Athletic Roth Roth Roth* New Mexico State University FCS NoE C N/F Katie Flynn Colonial Athletic Flynn* James Madison University FCS South C Y/F Vernoica Wiggins Mid-Eastern Athletic Wiggins* Florida A&M University FCS NoE Assoc AD N/F Jennifer Strawley Ivy Group Strawley Strawley Strawley Strawley* Columbia University-Barnard College DI East Sr Assoc N/F Alison Sexton Metro Atlantic Sexton Sexton Sexton* AD Fairfield University Athletic 10/13/09

DIVISION I SOFTBALL COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date David Batson Texas A&M University, College Station Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Jennifer Herzig University of North Carolina at Greensboro Southern Conference 31-Jul-08 1-Sep-09 Natalie Migliaro Rutgers, State Univ of New Jersey, New Brunswick Big East Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Sonya R. Varnell University of Southern Mississippi Conference USA 11-Aug-05 1-Sep-08 Natalie Poole Georgia Southern University Southern Conference 13-Nov-07 14-Jul-08 Wilma L. Rucker Appalachian State University Southern Conference 1-Sep-05 15-Oct-07 Cindy Masner Long Beach State University Big West Conference 10-Aug-05 1-Sep-07 Janna Blais Bowling Green State University Mid-American Conference 15-Oct-03 1-Sep-07 Marianne Vydra Oregon State University Pacific-10 Conference 15-Jan-02 1-Sep-07 Elaine Sortino University of Massachusetts, Amherst Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Jacquie Joseph Michigan State University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Megan Drucker Sobel Dartmouth College Ivy Group 10-Aug-05 1-Sep-06 Joan Joyce Florida Atlantic University Atlantic Sun Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Nelson Schexnayder Jr. University of Louisiana at Lafayette Sun Belt Conference 22-Sep-04 1-Sep-05 Merry L. Ormsby Columbia University-Barnard College Ivy Group 17-Sep-03 7-Jul-05 Lori A. Flanagan Saint Louis University Conference USA 1-Sep-04 1-Jul-05 Brian David Kolze University of the Pacific Big West Conference 1-Sep-04 13-Jun-05 Lisa Vad Thorner Western Athletic Conference Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Lynnette S. Johnson University of Mississippi Southeastern Conference 1-Jul-02 1-Sep-04 Roy Kortmann Long Island University-Brooklyn Campus Northeast Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-04 Pam Herriford Western Kentucky University Sun Belt Conference 1-Sep-01 19-Jul-04 Nanette Harvey University at Buffalo, the State University of New York Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-03 5-Sep-03 Barbara A. Hibner University of Nebraska, Lincoln Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Carol L. Kashow University of Pennsylvania Ivy Group 1-Jul-01 1-Aug-03 Kathy Orban Western Illinois University The Summit League 21-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Kelli Richards University of Wisconsin, Madison Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-02 Samye Johnson Mississippi State University Southeastern Conference 15-Jul-98 1-Sep-02 Betsy J. Mosher Arizona State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-99 15-Jan-02

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 DIVISION I SOFTBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEES Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service South Brandi Stuart Asst. AD/Sport Oversight Florida State University Atlantic Coast Conference FBS F Y South Mark Cooke Head Softball Coach Winthrop University Big South Conference FCS M South Kary Kankey Head Coach Norfolk State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. FCS F

South Jennifer Herzig Head Softball Coach University of North Southern Conference FCS F Carolina at Greensboro South Frank Griffin Head Softball Coach Stetson University Atlantic Sun Conference DI M Cen Lynnette S. Johnson Executive Associate University of Mississippi Southeastern Conference FBS F Athletics Director Cen Tory Acheson Head Softball Coach Tennessee Technological Ohio Valley Conference FCS M University East Kathryn Statz Assoc. AD/Varsity DePaul University Big East Conference FBS F Sports/SWA East Michelle Boone Assistant Commissioner Northeast Conference Northeast Conference FCS F MidE Keanah Ata Smith Asst. Director of Athletics Miami University (Ohio) Mid-American Conference FBS F Y

MidE Carla Wilson Senior Associate Athletics University of Missouri, The Summit League DI F Y Director Kansas City MidW Pat Logsdon Assoc. AD for University of Nebraska, Big 12 Conference FBS F Administration Lincoln MidW Melinda Fischer Head Softball Coach Illinois State University Missouri Valley Conference DI F

NoE Daniel McCabe Executive Associate Dir.of Hofstra University Colonial Athletic Association FCS M Athletics NoE Alex Morley Director of Academic University of Hartford America East Conference DI M Services NoE John Conway Head Softball Coach Saint Louis University Atlantic 10 Conference DI M Pacific Barbara Dearing Assoc. AD/Business Portland State University Big Sky Conference FCS F Ops/SWA West Janet Pinneau Associate Athletics Director California State University, Big West Conference DI F Northridge The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 21, 2010 DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOFTBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Brandi Stuart Job Title Asst. AD/Sport Oversight Institution Florida State University Gender F Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Qualification Stmt Having had the experience as a DI student-athlete, conference office administrator and sport oversight on campus, feel as though she would have a well-rounded perspective on maintaining the integrity of the student-athlete experience. Would be an unbiased administrator looking out for the greater good of the conference and the experiences and opportunities provided to our student-athletes. She is excited about having a role in contributing to the positive experiences that will shape future opportunities in life.

Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Committees Served On ACC Awards Committee (2008-present) NACWAA (2004-present) National SAAC (2002-2004) Prof Empl Hist Florida State Univ. - Assist. AD/Student Services (2008-present) Alabama - Director of Student Services (2007-2008) Florida State Univ. - Asst. Director of Student Services (2006-2007) Atlantic Coast Conference - Asst. Director/Championships (2005-2006) Education BA, Communications - Florida State University (2003) MS, Atletic Administration - Florida State University (2005) Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOFTBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Mark Cooke Job Title Head Softball Coach Institution Winthrop University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Qualification Stmt I have been an active member of the NCAA Division I softball community for the past twenty years. I would like to serve as a member of the softball committee. As a coach playing in two of the last three regionals, I would like to offer my services to the NCAA.

Conference Big South Conference Committees Served On I have served on the NCAA regional ranking committees three times over the past 20 years and would like to be a member of the selection committee. I can bring years of experience in the Division I field. My teams have competed against many of the teams who are consistently in the NCAA tournament and I believe that will be a benefit to continuing to make the softball championship a success. Twenty years of coaching in the Division I level and understanding the dynamics of the tournament and how things must be administrated would give me an insight to helping other coaches when they compete in the regionals.

Prof Empl Hist I have been the head coach at Winthrop University for the past 20 years. Prior to that, I served as an assistant coach at Northeast Louisiana University for a semester. I was the head softball coach at the University of South Carolina Spartanburg for the previous 3 years. Education I received my bachelor degree from the University of South Carolina at Spartanburg and my masters degree from Texas Womans University. My undergraduate work was in Business Administration and my graduate work was in Kinesiology.

Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOFTBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Kary Kankey Job Title Head Coach Institution Norfolk State University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Qualification Stmt This is the start of my fifth year as head softball coach at Norfolk State. I came to NSU from a Division III school, Defiance College, where I spent five years coaching there. I first got involved on NCAA committee work at DC by sitting on the Central Region Softball Committee. At NSU I have been active on the coach's association/conference level by acting as the MEAC representative for the past three years for the NFCA' s head coaches committee, which acts as the voice of the Division I coaches. I participate on monthly conference calls and vote on behalf of the MEAC softball coaches. I find the decision-making process extremely interesting and would like to become more involved on the administrative level of the sport of softball.

Conference Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. Committees Served On MEAC representative on National Fastpitch Coaches Association Head Coaches Committee Dec. 2006 current. I participate in monthly conference calls. poll the MEAC softball coaches on issues pertaining to our sport, and place the MEAC vote on the calls. • NCAA Division III Central Region Advisory Committee 2004.2005. I participated on weekly conference calls to determine the weekly regional rankings.

Prof Empl Hist Norfolk State University head softball coach - July 2000 to current • Defiance College head softball and assistant volleyball coach - August 2000-May 2005 • Defiance College senior woman administrator - August 2003-May 2005 • Bluffton College graduate assistant softball and basketball coach - August 1998-May 2000 Education Masters of Education in Sports Administration from Bowling Green State University - August 2000 • Bachelor of Science in Sport Management from University of Dayton - May 1998 • I have also attended the following conferences: NCAA Woman's Coaches Academy May 2008 NACW AA-HERS Institute for Administrative Advancement - June 2002

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOFTBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jennifer Herzig Job Title Head Softball Coach Institution University of North Carolina at Greensboro Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Qualification Stmt A former Division I student-athlete with over 10 years of coaching experience in Division I, Coach Herzig, has been the head coach at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro for 5 seasons. As the recipient of two undergraduate and one graduate degrees Coach Herzig is well aware of delicate balance between athletics and academics that confronts student-athletes daily. Herzig graduated cum laude from Charlotte with a bachelor of arts degree in criminal justice and a bachelor of science degree in psychology and earned her master's degree in physical education and sport management from East Tennessee State. During her playing career, Herzig was honored for her work in the classroom repeatedly, earning two Conference USA Academic Medals (2000-2001) and NFCA Scholar-Athlete honors in each of her four years (1998-2001). In addition to her work as a player and coach, Herzig has served as a counselor at numerous softball softball camps at universities throughout the South East.

Conference Southern Conference Committees Served On I was priviledged to serve as a replacement committee member on the NCAA Division I Softball committee from July 2008 - September 2009. Prof Empl Hist Head Coach, UNC Greensboro June 2005 – present Assistant Coach, UNC Charlotte July 2003 – June 2005 Graduate Assistant Coach, East Tennessee State University June 2001 – May 2003 Interim Head Coach, East Tennessee State University July 2002 – December 2002 Education East Tennessee State University Master of Arts (Sports Management) May 2003 UNC Charlotte Bachelor of Arts (Criminal Justice) May 2001 UNC Charlotte Bachelor of Science (Psychology) May 2001

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOFTBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Frank Griffin Job Title Head Softball Coach Institution Stetson University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Qualification Stmt Coach Frank Griffin would be an excellent addition to the Div. I Softball Committee. Coach Griffin is the dean of A-Sun softball coaches and has served Atlantic Sun softball in many different capacities in his 13 years with Stetson. Coach Griffin is passionate about the sport of softball and in addition to his coaching duties, has served as the Chair of the A-Sun softball coaches, a voting member for the A-Sun in the softball poll and represented the A- Sun on the Division I Softball Regional Advisory Committee (RAC). He has also led his team to the A-Sun softball championship and represented the A-Sun in the NCAA Softball Championship. He is a team player and would work well with the softball committee in the best interest of Division I Softball.

Conference Atlantic Sun Conference Committees Served On 2005-2008: Atlantic Sun representative on the NCAA Regional Ranking Committee 2004: Y.E.S. Clinician in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (in conjunction with the Women's College World Series)

Prof Empl Hist 1996-Present: Head Softball Coach, Stetson University 1995-1996: Assistant Softball Coach, Stetson University 1989-1996: Self Employed 1983-1989: Head Softball Coach, Winthrop University 1987-1989: Head Men's Soccer Coach, Winthrop University 1980-1984: Assistant Men's Soccer Coach, Winthrop University Education B.S. Business Management (Winthrop, 1979) M.S. Personnel and Industrial Relations (Winthrop, 1983) Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOFTBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Lynnette Johnson Designation SWA Job Title Executive Associate Athletics Director Institution University of Mississippi Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Qualification Stmt Currently, I am in my 11th year as the Senior Women's Administrator and Executive Associate Athletics Director. I oversee 15 of our 18 programs including softball. I handle the evaluation and recommend the contract for the coaches that report to me. I am very familiar with the current NCAA format for the selection process. I am committed to putting in the time and research that it will take to help the Softball committee to select the schools that have earned the right to play for an NCAA championship. The decisions this committee makes effects a lot individuals; institutions, coaches and especially the student-athletes. I also manage all NCAA bid processes and run all regionals held on our campus. I have managed 5 NCAA baseball regionals(04,05,06,07,09) and 3 NCAA super regionals(05,06,09) and 8 Men's tennis regionals.

Conference Southeastern Conference Committees Served On Women's Div. I Softball Committee- 2003 and 2004

Prof Empl Hist University of Mississippi: 19 years of service: 9 years in Sports Medicine Department and 10 years in Administration and SWA. Education B.S. East Carolina University ME.d University of Mississippi Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOFTBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Tory Acheson Job Title Head Softball Coach Institution Tennessee Technological University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Qualification Stmt It would be a great honor to serve on the Division 1 Softball Committee. I believe my varied experiences have prepared me well to serve the game and the schools who play it at the Division 1 level. Over the course of my career I have served on several different committees which I believe have prepared me well. I also believe it is important for the committee to have representation from schools which can represent the concerns of teams at all levels within Division 1. My experience, enthusiasm and work ethic have me well prepared to serve on this committee.

Conference Ohio Valley Conference Committees Served On National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) Regional Ranking Committee 2003, 2004. NFCA Division I Head Coaches Committee 2006 - current. NFCA All-American Selection Committee 1996, 1997. NCAA Regional Selection Committee, Division II, 1995- 1997. Wisconsin Fastpitch Coaches Association, President, 1988-1993. Wisconsin Fastpitch Coaches Association, Clinic Chair, 1985-1988.

Prof Empl Hist Head Softball coach, Tennessee Technological University, 1998 to current. Head Softball Coach, University of Wisconsin, Parkside, 1992 - 1998. Director of Athletic Facilities, University of Wisconsin Parkside, 1995 - 1998. Varsity Softball Coach, Whitnall High School, Greenfield WI, 1984 - 1992. Education Master of Science, Curriculum and Instruction, Uiversity of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 1997. Bachelor of Science, Secondary Education, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 1992.

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOFTBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Kathryn Statz Designation SWA Job Title Assoc. AD/Varsity Sports/SWA Institution DePaul University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Qualification Stmt I would be so pleased to serve on the national committee, having had the privilege of attending 2 Women's College World Series with our DePaul team. I recognize the breadth of work and time commitment involved and have worked closely with former committee members Lori Flanagan and Natalie Ruggiero in the past. The championship is among the best the NCAA administers and I would love to be involved with such a great process for our student-athletes.

Conference Big East Conference Committees Served On Current: NCAA Degree Completion Task Force - 2006 to present Past: NCAA Management Council, 1995-2000 Margaret Wade Trophy Committee 1994-98 (apprx). Selection Committee for Conference USA Commissioner, 2003 BIg East Softball Committee, 2005-present Prof Empl Hist DePaul University, 2002-present, Associate DIrector of Athletics for Varsity Sports Phoenix Institute, 2004-present - summer instructor in negotiation skills Marquette University, 1994-2002, Assistant Director of Athletics for Compliance and Olympic Sports NCAA national office, Eligibility Representative, 2000-2002 Great Midwest Conference, DIrector of Legislative Services, 2000

Education Juris Doctor, Marquette University, 2000 Bachelor of Arts, Communication, Mundelein College, 1984 Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOFTBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Michelle Boone Job Title Assistant Commissioner Institution Northeast Conference Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Qualification Stmt I was a former, Division II student-athlete at Lock Haven University. Following my playing career, I served as an assistant coach at the University of Pennsylvania. I am currently the Northeast Conference liaison and tournament director for the sport of softball. I believe that my experience as a student-athlete, coach and administrator, as well as my passion for the sport will make me an asset to the Division I Softball Committee.

Conference Northeast Conference Committees Served On NACWAA Marketing and Communications Committee, Jan. 2009-Present National Fastpitch Coaches Association, member, July 2003-2005 Natinoal Athletic Trainers' Association, member, July 2001- July 2005 Prof Empl Hist Assistant Commissioner, Northeast Conference, 2008-Present Event Coordinator, CBS College Sports, 2007-2008 Championship Intern, Big West Conference, 2006-2007 Assistant Softball Coach, University of Pennsylvania. 2003-2005

Education Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania, BS Health Science University of San Francisco, MA Sport Management Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOFTBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Keanah Smith Job Title Asst. Director of Athletics Institution Miami University (Ohio) Gender F Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Qualification Stmt I am currently Assistant Athletic Director for Game Operations at Miami University and also serve as the administrator for the softball and women’s soccer programs. I have been in this position since 2007. Previous positions include being an Assistant Director of Championships for the NCAA and Conference USA, where I was a liaison to a softball committee and administered the C-USA and NCAA Division II Softball Championships. In her role at the NCAA, Smith oversaw the proper application of the selection criteria for teams and host sites and administered a 64 team softball championship along with several other championships. Rationale for Smith’s selection to the Division I Softball Committee: • Can provide insight and expertise on event management and selection • Knows and understands NCAA rules and regulations as former staff member • Has significant committee experience as previous NCAA Championships liaison • 13 yrs of collegiate athletic admin experience

Conference Mid-American Conference Committees Served On I have not served on any other committees as a member but have been the NCAA Championships liaison to the following committees: Division I Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field, Division III Men's and Women's Track Committee, Division III Women’s Volleyball and Women's Lacrosse, Division II Women’s Lacrosse and Softball, and National Collegiate Women’s Bowling and Men's and Women's Fencing

At Conference USA, I served as the primary championship administrator in the sports of cross- country, women’s soccer, softball, tennis, track & field and women’s swimming and provided assistance with the administration of the men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball championships. Prof Empl Hist Prior Work Experience '07- Present - Miami University, Assistant Athletic Director '01-'07 - NCAA - Assistant Director of Championships '99-'01 - Conference USA - Assistant Director of Championships '97-'99 - Appalachian State - Asst. Coordinator of Academic Services ’96-97 – Conference USA - Championships and Compliance Intern '95-'96 - Indiana Special Olympics - Coordinator of Training Education 1994-1995 Master’s Degree, Sport Organization, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio 1990-1994 Bachelor’s Degree, Sport Organization, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio; Minor in Coaching

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOFTBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Carla Wilson Designation SWA Job Title Senior Associate Athletics Director Institution University of Missouri, Kansas City Gender F Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Qualification Stmt I believe I am qualified to serve on the NCAA Division I Women's Softball Committee, as I have been the sport supervisor at UMKC for the past eight years (since July 2001), and I have a passion for softball, as it has been one of my personal hobbies for over 35 years. I have also served on the Division I Men's & Women's Tennis Committee, so I have been involved in regional conference calls, in-person meetings, and assisting at the regional and national championships. I understand the time and commitment it takes, and I would be honored to be a member of this Committee.

Conference The Summit League Committees Served On NCAA Committees: NCAA Region V Postgraduate Scholarship Committee, 2001 - Present Division I Men's & Women's Tennis Committee, 2004 - 2007 Conference Committees: Women's Basketball Committee (chair), 2009 - 2010 Competition Committee, 2008 - 2010 Men's & Women's Tennis Committee (chair), 1997 - 1999 Prof Empl Hist UMKC Athletics Department: Senior Associate Athletics Director & Senior Woman Administrator, September 2007 - Present Assistant Athletics Director for Business Operations, July 2001 - August 2007 Business Manager & Senior Woman Administrator, July 1997 - June 2001 Budget Specialist, January 1993 - June 1997 Senior Accountant, September 1990 - January 1993

Other Professional Organizations/Honors: NCAA Fellows, Class of 2009-2010 National Association of Collegiate Women Athletic Administrators (NACWAA) College Athletics Business Management Association (CABMA) Minority Opportunities Athletic Association (MOAA) Women of Color Organization (WOCO), UMKC charter member, June 2009 - Present

Education Bachelor of Science in Accounting, UMKC, December 1988 Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOFTBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Pat Logsdon Designation SWA Job Title Assoc. AD for Administration Institution University of Nebraska, Lincoln Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Qualification Stmt I would like to serve on this committee to assist in the process of selecting the most deserving teams to participate in post season competition. As the sport administrator for softball at Nebraska, I have a thorough knowledge of the game and could contribute to this committee. I have also been involved in the entire process when we have hosted regional softball competitions.

I am passionate about the sport of softball and believe I could be a good addition to this group.

Conference Big 12 Conference Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist March, 2008 – present – Senior Woman Administrator, University of Nebraska August, 2007-present – Associate Athletic Director for Administration, University of Nebraska January, 2005 – August, 2007 – Assistant Athletic Director for Administration, University of Nebraska January, 2003 – January, 2005 – Director of Athletic Administration, University of Nebraska December, 1996 – January 2003 – Director of Football Operations, University of Nebraska April, 1979 – December, 1996 – Assistant Director of Football Operations, University of Nebraska

Education B.S. Ed. – University of Nebraska, Lincoln Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOFTBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Melinda Fischer Job Title Head Softball Coach Institution Illinois State University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Qualification Stmt 1. 25th year as the Head Softball Coach at Illinois State University 2. Served on three Mid West regional committees with the last term 2006-08 3. First Vice-President of the NFCA---1993-97 4. NFCA Convention Director 1993-Present 5. NFCA All American Committee Member---4 years 6. Chair of the NFCA All American Committee—2 years 7. Served as the NCAA Representative at several NCAA D1 Regional Tournaments 8. Tournament Director of the NFCA Leadoff Classic when team is not a participant 9. Chaired the NFCA Awards and Hall of Fame Committee---1993-97 10. Played in the first ever WCWS---1969---finished 2nd 11. Taken teams to post season 6 times 12. Served as MVC representative to the NFCA coaches poll 13. Served on the Illinos State University Athletic Director Search Committee 2004 14. Softball coaching record 807-545-4 15. Tremendous passion for the sport and all aspects surrounding it Conference Missouri Valley Conference Committees Served On 1. Served as MVC representative on three Mid-West regional ranking committees---last term 2006- 08 2. Served as the NCAA Representative at several NCAA D1 Regional Tournaments 3. First Vice-President of the NFCA---1993-97 4. NFCA Convention Director 1993-Present 5. NFCA All American Committee Member---4 years 6. Chair of the NFCA All American Committee—2 years 7. Served on various committees for the ASA national tournaments hosted by Bloomington/Normal Sports Commission Prof Empl Hist 1. Head Basketball Coach @ Eastern Illinois University---1978-80 2. Head Softball Coach @ Eastern Illinois University---1979-80 3. Co-Head Basketball Coach @ Illinois State University---1980-85 4. Head Softball Coach @ Illinois State University---1985-Presnt

Education 1. BS in Physical Education 1972 from Illinois State University 2. MS in Physical Education 1975 from Illinois State University

Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOFTBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Daniel McCabe Job Title Executive Associate Dir.of Athletics Institution Hofstra University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Qualification Stmt During my 15 year career in college athletics I have had the privilege of working at five institutions. As my career has progressed I have taken on more responsibility relating to program administration and hosting post-season events. I have also been fortunate enough to serve on conference championship committees. At Hofstra University I have been a part of a staff that hosted the Softball NCAA Regional each of the past three years (2006, 2007, 2008), and the CAA Softball Championships for five of the last six years. I believe that I can effectively serve on the Diviison I Softball Committee, provide input in decisions and assist in managing a first-class tournament.

Conference Colonial Athletic Association Committees Served On 2001-2004. Served on BIG EAST Conference Men's Soccer Committee

Prof Empl Hist 2004-Present. Executive Associate Director of Athletics, Hofstra University 2000-2004. Associate Athletic Director for External Relations, Providence College 1998-2000. Director of Ticket Sales, University of Miami (FL) 1994-1998. Director of Marketing, Fairfield University 1991-1992. Marketing Intern, Fordham University

Education Providence College, Bachelor of Arts, 1991. Fairfield University, Master of Business Administration, 2004. Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOFTBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Alex Morley Job Title Director of Academic Services Institution University of Hartford Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Qualification Stmt As a recent member of a Division I Softball program (2004-2008), I have much knowledge of the sport and the rules and regulations of Women's Softball in the NCAA. I also have successfully represented the student-athletes of the America East Conference as well as all student-athletes in Division I while sitting as a member of the Division I NSAAC (2007- 2009) and the Committee for Women's Athletics (2008-2009). I am a confident women who is pursuing a life long career in collegiate athletics and I believe that the Women's Softball Committee is a perfect committee for me to start out on as a young professional in this business.

Conference America East Conference Committees Served On Division I National Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (July 2007 - July 2009)

Committee on Women's Athletics (Division I Student-Athlete Representative) (July 2008 - July 2009) Prof Empl Hist Graduate Assistant in Compliance for the University of Hartford Athletics Department (May 2008 - May 2009) Promoted to Assistant Compliance Administrator for the University of Hartford Athletics Department in May 2009 Promoted to Director of Academic Services for the University of Hartford Athletics Department in October 2009 (currently in this position) Education University of Hartford : B.S.B.A., May 2008, Major: Business Management, Minor: Communications, GPA: 3.57

University of Hartford: M.B.A. Anticipated May 2010, Emphasis: Management, Current GPA: 3.83 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOFTBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name John Conway Job Title Head Softball Coach Institution Saint Louis University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Qualification Stmt I have been an NCAA softball coach since 2002. I began at a Division III university and moved to a Division I university in 2006. During theses 7 years I have been involved in all aspects of softball to include rules commitees, nominating committees and the All American Committee. Prior to my start in the university system, I was involved in women's softball at the club level, involved in ASA and NSA and many local softball organizations. I have a sincere desire to improve the sport through collaboration and change.

Conference Atlantic 10 Conference Committees Served On 2003-2006 All American Committee

2008-2009 All American Committee

past board member and President Kirkwood Athletic Association Prof Empl Hist 1980-1982 Gulf Oil 1982-1993 Apex Oil 1993-2006 Toberson Group 2006- Present Saint Louis University Education BA Tarkio University; graduated in 1989 Former Col Ath/Coach Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOFTBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Barbara E. Dearing Designation SWA Job Title Assoc. AD/Business Ops/SWA Institution Portland State University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport 50% Rule Y Qualification Stmt Experience as sport administrator for women's softball program at the Division I level; Division I softball coaching background prior to becoming an athletic administrator; operational and financial experience in conducting campus based women's softball tournaments and hosting post-season tournaments; prior NCAA Softball committee member during 1984-85.

Conference Big Sky Conference Committees Served On • NCAA Softball Sport Committee, 1984 & 1985. • NCAA Division II South Regional Softball Chair, 1983-1985. • Big Ten Conference Softball Coaches Sport Committee, Chairperson-1988; Secretary-1987. • NJCAA Region 12 Softball Director, 1991-1993, 1996-2001. • Ohio H.S. Fastpitch Softball Coaches Association Advisory Board, 1985-1988. • AIAW All-American Selection Committee, 1982. AIAW Division II Regional Softball Chair, 1980 - 1982 • Director, US Coal Festival Pro-Am Tennis Tournament, 1976. • South Carolina Association for HPER Executive Board, 1974 & 1975. Prof Empl Hist Portland State University (2007 to present): Associate Athletic Director for Business & Financial Operations & SWA: 07/2008 to present. 10/07 – 6/08 served as Assistant Athletic Director for Business Operations Longwood University (2004 - 2007): Associate Athletic Director for Business Operations & SWA (2005-2007) Assistant Athletic Director for Business Operations & SWA (2004–2005) Assistant Softball Coach (1/04–7/04) Presbyterian College (2001-2003)- Head Softball Coach and Instructor, Physical Education Columbus State Community College (1990 - 2001)- Head Softball Coach (part-time position) Door Control Consultants, Inc. (1999–2001) - Director, Business & Marketing Initiatives New Albany County Club (1998-1999) - Athletic Director Franklin University (1996 - 1998) - Assistant to the Vice Presidents The Ohio State University (1985-1989) - Head Softball Coach and Women's Sports Program Assistant Liberty University (1979-1985) - Head Softball Coach and Assistant Professor, Health and Physical Education

Education 2009 - NACWAA/Leadership Enhancement Institute Graduate 2005 - NACWAA/HERS Leadership Institute Graduate 1996 - Franklin University -- MBA 1977 - Temple University -- M.Ed. 1974 - Marshall University -- Graduate studies in Physical Education 1973 - Bob Jones University – B.S. in Health and Physical Education Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S SOFTBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Janet Pinneau Designation SWA Job Title Associate Athletics Director Institution California State University, Northridge Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Qualification Stmt I have been involved in NCAA Softball as a student-athlete, coach, and sport supervisor for over 21 years. I have experienced the NCAA Women's College World Series as a student- athlete and assistant coach, and the NCAA Regionals as a head coach.

Conference Big West Conference Committees Served On 1998-2001 - NCAA Pacific Region Ranking Softball Committee 2008 - present - NCAA Western Region Ranking Softball Committee 2001 – present - CSUN New Student Orientation Committee 2007 – present - CSUN New Student Convocation Committee 2005 – 2006 - CSUN Blue Ribbon Commission Sub-Committee on Academics 2007 – 2009 - CSUN Retention Sub-Committee for University Enrollment Management 2006 – present - CSUN Alcohol Advisory Policy Committee 2005 – present - CSUN Sexual Assault Committee 2003 – 2005 - CSUN Academic Standards and Compliance Standing Committee for Intercollegiate Athletics Advisory Council 2007 – present - CSUN Intercollegiate Athletics Advisory Council 2007 – 2008 - Big West Conference Water Polo Coaches Committee Chair 2008 – present - Big West Conference Softball Coaches Committee Chair

Prof Empl Hist 8/1989 - 7/1991 - Volunteer Assistant Coach/Academic Support Coordinator - CSU Northridge 8/1991 - 6/1994 - Assistant Softball Coach - CSU Northridge 7/1994 - 6/2001 - Head Softball Coach - CSU Northridge 7/2001 - 6/2004 - Assistant Athletics Director - CSU Northridge 7/2004 - 3/2007 - Associate Athletics Director - CSU Northridge 4/2007 - Pres. - Associate Athletics Director/SWA - CSU Northridge

Education 1987 BA - University of California, Los Angeles 1993 MA - Ed, Psych & Counseling - Development, Learning, Instruction Option 2004 MS - Marriage and Family Therapy Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 DIVISION I MEN’S AND WOMEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING COMMITTEE (Association-Wide Rules Administration and Federated Championships)

Legislated Ten members from Division I (includes two diving reps) and a secretary-rules editor. Of the diving representatives, one shall represent women’s diving interests, and one shall Requirements: represent men’s diving. Three positions shall be allocated for men and three allocated for women. Four must represent men’s interests and four must represent women’s interests. Quota of 50 percent D-I coaches: 5. Quota of 25 percent D-I administrators: 3. Region A: (Dist. 1 and 2) Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, West Virginia. Region B: (Dist. 3) Alabama, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia. Region C: (Dist. 4) Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin. Region D: (Dist. 5 and 6) Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas. Region E: (Dist. 7 and 8) Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming.

Vacancies: Three September 2010 vacancies. Any region. Only one FBS. One men’s interests; two women’s interests; one administrator. Staff Liaisons: Maisha Palmer; Rachel Seewald (rules) Chair: Tracy Huth (9/08-9/10) DIV. REGION POS. EM/ NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FBS B C N/M Steve Eckelkamp Sun Belt Eckelkamp Eckelkamp Eckelkamp Eckelkamp* (M) Florida Atlantic University DI A C N/M Peter Ward Colonial Athletic Ward* (M) George Mason University FCS A A N/F Pamela Armold Patriot League Armold Armold Armold* (M) Bucknell University FBS B Asst. AD N/F Michelle Lee Atlantic Coast Lee Lee* (M) North Carolina State University FBS D C N/M Clark Campbell Big 12 Campbell Campbell Campbell* (W) University of Kansas DI C C Y/M Rickey Perkins Missouri Valley Perkins Perkins* (W) University of Evansville FBS C C N/M Jim Richardson Big Ten Richardson* (W) University of Michigan DI C Sr. N/M Tracy Huth Summit League Huth* (W) Assoc. Oakland University AD FBS E C N/M Mike Brown Western Athletic Brown Brown Brown* Diving University of Hawaii, Manoa FCS E C N/F Nicole Kelsey-Huffman Big Sky Kelsey- Kelsey- Kelsey- Kelsey- Diving Northern Arizona University Huffman Huffman Huffman Huffman* Secretary-Rules Editor Susan Petersen Lubow N/A Gordon Gordon Gordon Gordon* Brian Gordon

*Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09 DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING AND DIVING COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Michele Mitchell University of Arizona Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Skip Foster University of Florida Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 David L. Clark University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Horizon League 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Joann Brislin Dartmouth College Ivy Group 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Timothy Powers Brigham Young University Mountain West Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Pamela A. Overton Florida State University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-07 17-Sep-07 Amy Folan University of Texas at Austin Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Cyndi Gallagher University of California, Los Angeles Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 David T. Roach Colgate University Patriot League 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Jeffrey Alle Goelz Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Missouri Valley Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 John K. Lyons La Salle University Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Lou Walker Syracuse University Big East Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Micki King University of Kentucky Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Daniel Philip Ross Purdue University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-04 Kevin E. Lawrence University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 P. Mark Bernardino University of Virginia Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Marilyn Moniz-Kaho'ohanohano University of Hawaii, Manoa Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Marrie Neumer Cornell University Ivy Group 1-Jul-01 9-Apr-03 C. Rob Orr Princeton University Ivy Group 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-02 Gregg Wilson University of California, Santa Barbara Big West Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Joseph Suriano U.S. Naval Academy Patriot League 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-01 Josh Alley University of California, Berkeley Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-01 Randall Spetman U.S. Air Force Academy Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-01 Erika Renwick Saint Francis University (Pennsylvania) Northeast Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Jul-01 Daniel Laak University of Georgia Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-00 Jean K. Freeman University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Big Ten Conference 1-Aug-97 1-Sep-00 Kevin McNamee George Mason University Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 Jill A. Sterkel University of Texas at Austin Big 12 Conference 1-Aug-97 1-Sep-99 Richard C. Walker Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Missouri Valley Conference 1-Aug-97 1-Sep-99 Richard Walker Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Missouri Valley Conference 1-Sep-94 1-Sep-99 Donald L. Gambril University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa Southeastern Conference 1-Aug-97 1-Sep-98 Kevin McNamee George Mason University Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-96

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING AND DIVING COMMITTEE NOMINEES MEN'S AND WOMEN'S INTERESTS Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service A David Gerrity Assoc. AD Business Loyola University (Maryland) Metro Atlantic Athletic DI M Affairs/Tickets Conference B Donnie Craine Head Diving Coach University of Florida Southeastern Conf FBS M B Mike Simpson Head M&W Swim Coach Gardner-Webb University Big South Conference FCS M C Christopher Bergere Men's and Women's Head University of Michigan Big Ten Conference FBS M Diving Coach C Eric Best Diving Coach Michigan State University Big Ten Conference FBS M C Jennifer Brinegar DI Men’s and Women’s Indiana University, Big Ten Conference FBS F Swimming and Diving Bloomington C Peter Linn Head Swim Coach Eastern Michigan University Mid-American Conf FBS M E Janie Penfield Associate Athletics Director Brigham Young University Mountain West FBS F 1WVB 09/10 Conference E Skip Kenney Head Coach Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference FBS M

MEN'S INTERESTS ONLY Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service A Jim Bolster Head Men's Swimming Coach Columbia University-Barnard Ivy Group FCS M College

WOMEN'S INTERESTS ONLY Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service A Joe Fischer Assistant AD University of Vermont America East Conf DI M B Shawn Hendrix Head Swim Coach North Carolina A&T State Mid-Eastern Athletic FCS F Y University Conf. D Mark Taylor Head Swimming Coach University of Houston Conference USA FBS M E Tom Jager Head Women's Swimming University of Idaho Western Athletic FBS M Coach Conference

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 19, 2010 DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Dave Gerrity Job Title Assoc. AD Business Affairs/Tickets Institution Loyola University (Maryland) Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt I have been involved with the men’s and women’s swimming and diving at Loyola since 2000. My main role has been supervisory in nature. I planned and implemented an extremely successful conference championships event at our on campus natatorium. The conference event has given me the opportunity to interact with our ten member schools in all aspects of the championships. I have grown to appreciate the dedication and hard work that swimming and diving student-athletes put forth. I would enjoy the opportunity to help increase the exposure of swimming and diving as a collegiate sport on the national level. Committees Served On I have been directly involved in several NCAA championships that Loyola has hosted through the years. My deepest involvement came from my work with the Lax4Baltimore, the local organizing committed for the 2003, 2004, 2007 and 2010 NCAA men’s lacrosse championships. This experience, working with NCAA staff, city and state officials, and the member institutions has given me a great understanding of how the NCAA promotes the student-athlete experience through their championship events. Loyola has also hosted the 2002 Women's D-1 Lacrosse championship and the 2005 Men's D-1 Golf Championship. I provide support for both of those championships. Prof Empl Hist Associate Athletic Director (2006-present,Assistant Athletic Director (1996-2005, Athletic Business Manager (1990-95, Secretary (1989-90) Loyola College - Baltimore, MD - September 1989 – August, 2009 Loyola University Maryland – August, 2009 - present . Head Women's Soccer Coach - Loyola College - Baltimore, MD - July 1992 - December 1997 . Regional Marketing Director - Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus - Washington, DC - May, 1987 - May,1989 Affiliate Professor - Business School - Marketing Loyola College in Maryland Fall 2001- Spring 2008 Loyola University Maryland Education MBA - Masters of Business Administration in Management - Loyola College in Maryland - Sellinger School of Business (January, 1999) Program concentration in management included a focus on management in the service sector and methodologies of providing service excellence both internally and externally BA - Bachelor of Arts, Writing and Media Arts - Loyola College in Maryland (May 1987) Communications degree with concentration on advertising and journalism During undergraduate years at Loyola was a member of the highly successful men's soccer program, which included a 30-game unbeaten streak during the 1985-1986 seasons, the 1986 team made the NCAA soccer championship final eight. Was also involved with internships and other organizations. Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Donnie Craine Job Title Head Diving Coach Institution University of Florida Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Southeastern Conference Qualification Stmt The nominee will complete this information. I have been a division 1 diving coach for 32 years and feel I can add my experance of both Swimming and Diving to work with the committee. This is for the Diving committee position vacated this year.

Committees Served On none Prof Empl Hist Diving Coach 1976-1981 university of Florida, Diving coach Walter Schroeder Aquatic center ymca July 1981- December 1983, Diving coach University of Arkansas December 1983-June 1985 Diving coach Louisiana State University July 1985- june 1989 Diving Coach University of Florida August 1989 to present Education B.S. Physical Education University of Michigan Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Mike Simpson Job Title Head Men's and Women's Swimming Coach Institution Gardner-Webb University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big South Conference Qualification Stmt HAVE EXPERIENCE STARTING A SWIMMING CONFERENCE FROM SCRATCH(CCSA),STARTED A WOMENS(1999) & THEN MENS(2007) TEAM FROM SCRATCH(GWU),HOSTED & DIRECTED COLLEGE INVITES,COACHED AT BOTH DIVISION I & II NATIONALS,COACHED THE TRANSITION FROM DIV II TO DIVISION I,COMPETED AT DIV I NATIONALS. Committees Served On 2008-PRESENT CCSA CONFERENCE COACHES REP Prof Empl Hist 1999-PRESENT GARDNER-WEBB UNIV- HEAD COACH 1995-1999 SARASOTA YMCA- SWIM TEAM BRANCH DIRECTOR & AQ. DIRECTOR(96- 98) 1991-1995 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES-AREA DIRECTOR 1986-1991 SARASOTA YMCA- ASST SENIOR COACH

Education BATCHELOR OF SCIENCE-PHYSICAL EDUC/COACHING MINOR- FLORIDA STATE UNIV,1980

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Christopher Bergere Job Title Men's and Women's Head Diving Coach Institution University of Michigan Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big Ten Conference Qualification Stmt Over 24 years experience at Div I level from both the small large institution perspective. Have served on committees for USA Diving (under USOC) providing direction, technical input, and policy making involving diving. I am a current member of the USA Diving FINA International subcom to assist with selecting team leaders for international team trips and develop policy for these leaders. Recently, I served as spokesperson for Big Ten Diving Coaches at our annual conference and brought forth concerns within the sport of diving to the swimming coaches. As a FINA Certified Judge for the USA, I judged this past USA Olympic Trials which determined the athletes selected to go to the 2008 Olympics. My peers chose me for this important post because of their strong confidence in my honesty, integrity and professionalism, which are same qualities I would serve on this committee. I am thankful for a wonderful opportunity to give back to the sport of diving.

Committees Served On Presently, Member of USA Diving FINA Sub-committee. 1994-2003, Member of the USA Diving Technical Directors Committee (help develop and implement technique and program guidelines for the junior national and grass roots programs 1986 – present, USA Diving Coach Member (Life time member) Certified FINA Judge for the USA Prof Empl Hist 1986 – 2002 Head Diving Coach La Salle University, Philadelphia, PA 2002 – Present Head Diving Coach University of Michigan Education BS La Salle University 1986 (Marketing and Management) Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Eric Best Job Title Diving Coach Institution Michigan State University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big Ten Conference Qualification Stmt I have been involved in diving for over 35 years as both an athlete and a coach. I have been the diving coach at Michigan State University for 7 years. I also have 10 years experience as an educator and as an educational administrator.

I would like to serve to help enhance the student athlete’s experience as a participant in their sport.

Committees Served On I am the current Chair of the Big Ten Diving Coaches Committee (2009) and have served many committees as an educator (1992 - 2002).

Prof Empl Hist 2002 - present Michigan State University, Diving Coach 1990 - 2002 West Bloomfield Schools, Diving Coach 1999 - 2002 Walled Lake Consolidated Schools, Teacher 1997 - 1999 West Bloomfield Schools, Director of Alternative Education P rincipal of Laker Academy 1992-1997 Royal Oak Schools, Teacher 1984 - 1993 Michigan National Guard, Sergeant

Education Education: B.S. Secondary Education (cum laude), Wayne State University, 1992

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jennifer Brinegar Job Title DI Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Institution Indiana University, Bloomington Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big Ten Conference Qualification Stmt I believe that my competitive, educational and employment experiences make me well suited to serve on this committee. I competed on the 1976 U.S. Olympic Swim Team in the 200m free (6th) and 400m free relay (1st). I was a U.S. National Team member (1976- 79), held two American and U.S. Open records, was a two-time U.S. National champion in the 500y and 1650y free, and swam on many national champion relay teams for Mission Viejo. I attended IU on a full athletics scholarship and helped IU to win the Big Ten’s in 1981, after placing a close second in 1980. I also won seven individual Big Ten titles and was captain of IU’s team for two years. While attending the NCAA Championships at Minnesota in 1993, I was encouraged to get into college athletics administration by Kathie Wickstrand (NW) and Jim Montrella (OSU). They and other coaches, such as Mark Schubert and Bob Groseth (who also encouraged me), wanted the Olympic sports to have more representation in college athletics.

Committees Served On NCAA Peer Review Team member (2006-present; 3 certification visits). Prof Empl Hist • July 2008 – Present, Senior Assistant Athletics Director-Recruiting & Enrollment Services, Indiana University. • January 2005 – Present, Adjunct Faculty, Indiana University, School of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. • July 1999 – July 2008, Assistant Athletics Director-Compliance [and sport administrator for men’s and women’s swimming and diving (2000-04) and men’s and women’s tennis (2002-04)], Indiana University. • July 1996 – July 1999, Assistant to the Directors [assistant compliance, game management for women’s basketball, volleyball and softball, and oversight of SAAC], Indiana University. • August 1994 – July 1996, Graduate Assistant [women’s athletics, game management, sports banquet, SAAC, and compliance intern 1995-06)], Indiana University. • June 1993 – February 1994, Judicial Clerk, Third Judicial District for the State of Minnesota, Rochester, Minnesota. • August 1990 – June 1991, Associate, Gallop, Johnson and Neuman, St. Louis, Missouri. Education •M .S., Sport Management (1996), Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana. •J .D. (1990), Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee. • B.S., Marketing/Management (1984), Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana. Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Peter Linn Job Title Head Swim Coach Institution Eastern Michigan University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-American Conference Qualification Stmt To the selection committee: I am very interested in serving the sport of swimming and the NCAA as a member of this committee. Over the last 22 years I have served as a head coach of both men's and women's programs and I am currently coaching a combined team. This has given me a thorough understanding of the types of issues facing both genders and the challenges unique to each. During this time I have maintained contact with a variety of coaches at institutions ranging from small Division III programs to major Division I powers and this has provided me a broad perspective and a strong lens through which to view the sport. I have also maintained a close contact with a number of current and former committee members and have been able to share in many discussions of the challenges that face Division I swimming each year. I feel I have the experience and the understanding of the issues that would allow me to contribute strongly in discussions and the decision making process. Thank you Committees Served On Prior to becoming a collegiate coach I served as President of the Ohio High School Swimming Coaches Association(1988) and as such was able represent a broad constituency of coaches and programs with the Ohio High School Athletic Association. During my tenure at Eastern Michigan University I have served on the Coaches Executive Committee for the Mid-American Conference. From 1995-98 I served representing Men's Swimming. From 2002-2005 I served representing Men's Swimming and I am currently representing combined programs. During this time issues varied from cost containment,to scheduling, to sports sponsorships. I have served in the capacity as host/meet director for conference championships in 1989,92,95,99,2004,2007. I have worked closely with representatives of the Michigan High School Athletic Association from 1989 to the present. All required the ability to see the merit and weakness of each proponent's position and to make the decision that best served the sport and the conference.

Prof Empl Hist 2005-present Combined Head Coach of Men's and Women's Swimming at Eastern Michigan University.Combined Conference Champions 2007 1989-2004 Head Men's Swimming Coach at Eastern Michigan University(conference champions 1989- 1997,1998,2000-2005,2007-2009) 1982-1988 Head Boy's Swimming Coach Upper Arlington High School/Mathematics Teacher(State Champions 1985-1987) 1982-1988 Head Coach Upper Arlington Swim Club(USA Swimming) 1979-1982 Age Group Coach Lake Erie Silver Dolfins Club(USA Swimming) 1976-1982 Head Coach Boy's and Girl's Swimming Coach Shaker Heights High School/ Mathematics teacher

Education Bachelor of Science, Eastern Michigan University 1974 Double major Mathematics and Biology Graduate work in Education-Cleveland State University 1979 Graduate work in Exercise Physiology-Kent State University 1982 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Janie Penfield Job Title Associate Athletics Director Institution Brigham Young University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mountain West Conference Qualification Stmt I have served as the sport administrator for swimming and diving for four years, attending the Conference Championship all four years. I have attended the National Championships. I have a strong interest in staying up to date with swimming and diving, including the swim suit and starting block debates, and the inclusion of diving judges in the NCAA Regional and NCAA Championships. I have toured numerous swimming and diving collegiate facilities and am currently closely involved in the planning process of a new aquatic center at BYU. I grew up with Olympic level swimmers and have closely followed the sport for many years, having attended Senior Nationals. I am closely involved in our swimming and diving program at BYU and would love to work on the National Committee to positively impact the sport, especially working toward preserving the many men's teams that fear being cut.

Committees Served On 2006-2010 NCAA Division I Women's Volleyball Committee, Officials Sub-Committee 2006-current (Chair 2008-current), Site Representative numerous years & at multiple l o c a t i o n s . Mountain West Conference Administrative Liaison Men's & Women's Tennis - 2004-2006, Women's Volleyball 2006-current Member of the Mountain West Conference Joint Council Executive Committee 2008-09, Recognition Committee 2009-current, Senior Woman Adminstrators 2004-current - including Chair 2006, Joint Council 2004-current. Prof Empl Hist Savolinna AJO - Savonlinna, Finland - Professional Volleyball Player - 1998-1999 Boise State University - Assistant Volleyball Coach 1999-2001 Brigham Young University - Marketing Graduate Assistant - 2001-2003 Brigham Young University - Assistant to the Women's Athletic Director - 2003- 2004 Brigham Young University - Associate Athletic Director / SWA - 2004-present

Education Colorado State University - Bachelor of Arts - English - 1998 Brigham Young University - Master of Business Administration - 2003 Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Skip Kenney Job Title Head Coach Institution Stanford University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Pacific-10 Conference Qualification Stmt Head Men's Swimming coach at FBS institution. 1996: Head Coach, U.S. Olympic Swim Team. 1984 & 88: Assistant Coach, U.S. Olympic Swim Team. Has won 28 consecutive Pac-10 Men's Swimming Championships. Committees Served On USA Swimming Steering Committee 1996-2000 USA Swimming Olympic Committee 1992-2000 Prof Empl Hist Stanford University 30 years- Head Coach Men's Swim Education Graduated from Long Beach State 1972 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jim Bolster Job Title Head Men's Swimming Coach Institution Columbia University-Barnard College Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Ivy Group Qualification Stmt 30 years of collegiate coaching: 5 years at the Div. III level and 25 years at Div.I; I am interested in playing a role in the continued development of Swimming and Diving as an NCAA sport. The new suit technology will have a significant impact on the sport and I would like to be a part of the rule changes that will come with this advance.

Committees Served On No NCAA committees, but I served as the announcer for the Div. I meet from 2000-2003; Chairman of the Ivy League Coaches Committee 2002-2008 Prof Empl Hist 5 years as head coach at Denison University and 25 years at Columbia University

Education B.A Denison University '77, M.A. Higher Education Administration University of Michigan '80 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Joseph Fischer Job Title Assistant AD Institution University of Vermont Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport 50% Rule Y Conference America East Conference Qualification Stmt I am interested in being a member of the NCAA Swimming and Diving Committee because throughout my career I have had successful and rewarding experiences in Swimming and Diving as a Head Swimming and Diving Coach for 19 years and as an administrator for the past 10 years. I have had professional experiences as an administrator that required me to work directly in the sport of intercollegiate Swimming and Diving, and remain close to the rules, issues, and trends in Swimming and Diving. I would like to have this opportunity to use my 29 years of experience and knowledge as a coach and administrator to contribute to NCAA Swimming and Diving.

Committees Served On Member, NCAA Men's and Women's Skiing Rules Committee, 3 years. Chair, NCAA Men's and Women's Skiing Rules Committee, 1 year. Chair, NCAA Men's and Women's Skiing Task Force to examine the manner in which NCAA Skiing Championship berths are allocated, 1 year. Director, 2005 NCAA Men's and Women's Skiing Championship, hosted by the University of Vermont. Member, America East Conference Championships and Competition Committee, 10 years. Chair, America East Conference Championships and Competition Committee, 2 1/2 years. Sport Liaison, America East Conference Championships and Competition Committee, Men's and Women's Swimming & Diving, Men's and Women's Tennis, 9 years. Member, Meet Committee, America East Conference Men's and Women's Swimming & Diving Championships, 9 years. Substitute Voting Member, NCAA Championships Cabinet Meeting, Chicago, IL, June 2008. Official Voting Delegate, representing the University of Vermont at NCAA Conventions, 2006, 2007, 2008.

Prof Empl Hist Captain in U.S. Marine Corps. Honorable Discharge, 1978. Athletic Director, Physical Education Teacher, Boy's Varsity Basketball Coach at Enosburg Falls High School, Enosburg Falls, VT, 2 years. Assistant Men's Swimming & Diving Coach, University of Vermont, 2 years. Head Men's Swimming & Diving Coach, University of Vermont, 4 years. Head Men's and Women's Swimming & Diving Coach, University of Vermont, 15 years. Physical Education Instructor, University of Vermont, 23 years. Chair, University of Vermont Department of Physical Education Basic Instruction, 8 years. Administrative Supervisor for University of Vermont Men's and Women's Swimming & Diving program, 1 year. Administrative Supervisor for University of Vermont Women's Swimming & Diving program, 4 years. Assistant Athletic Director, University of Vermont, 10 years.

Education B.S. Physical Education, Springfield College, 1972. M.Ed. Education Administration, University of Vermont, 1977. D.P.E. Doctor of Physical Education, Springfield College, 1992 Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Shawn De'lace Hendrix Job Title Head Swim Coach Institution North Carolina A&T State University Gender F Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. Qualification Stmt I have had the honor to serve as the Women’s Head Swimming Coach at North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University for 10 years. Currently we are part of the new College Coastal Swimming Association and this organization is rapidity emerging. The opportunity to serve on this committee, will afford me the ability to gain knowledge and experience that will enhance my foundation for future growth.

Committees Served On NCAA Academic Integrity May 2003(preparation for NCAA certification) NCAA Gender Equity Committee May 2004 NCAA Champs /Life Skills Program June 2007 NCAA Equity /Student Welfare Committee 2008-2010 (preparation for NCAA certification) Fellowship of Christian Athlete’s August 2000- Current Athletes in Action Auburn University Swim Camp 2000-2005 Leadership of Greensboro June 2006 Greensboro Chamber of Commerce Prof Empl Hist Lexington County Parks and Recreation, Lexington, South Carolina Director of After School and Summer Day Camp 1996-1998 High Point Parks and Recreation, High Point, North Carolina Center Director /After School and Summer Day Camp Supervisor 1998-1999 High Point University Assistant Volleyball Coach 1998-1999 High Point Parks and Recreation Head Swimming Coach 1998-2000 North Carolina A&T State University Assistant Volleyball Coach 1999-2000 North Carolina A&T State University Aquatics Director 1999-Presen North Carolina A&T State University Swimming Instructor 1999-Present North Carolina A&T State University Women’s Head Swimming Coach 1999-Present

Education North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University Master Degree in Sport Psychology May 2010 High Point University, High Point, North Carolina Bachelor of Science in Physical Education and Recreation May 19 Westminster Oxford University, Oxford, United Kingdom Foreign Exchange Student at a Teacher Certification School Fall 1994

Spartanburg Methodist College, Spartanburg, South Carolina Associate of Science in Sociology May 1992 Former Col Ath/Coach Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Mark Taylor Job Title Head Swimming Coach Institution University of Houston Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Conference USA Qualification Stmt After serving as liaison for Conference USA for the last seven years I feel that our region and area would benefit from helping to make sure that our sport continues to have the oversight needed to continue progression and growth. I have a strong relationship with the Diving Coaches and have run both DII and DIII National Championships.

Committees Served On Women’s Division I CSCAA Representative. Currently in second year of term. Prof Empl Hist Currently in eighth year as Head Swimming Coach of the University of Houston. (2002- Current). Former National Coach in Denmark, Iceland, Lithuania. Assistant Coach, Arizona State University (1994-1998) 2 years with both the Women & Men. USA- Swimming Club Coach from 1985-Current).

Education Bachelor of Science, Arizona State University 2001, Master of Education, University of Houston 2010. Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Tom Jager Job Title Head Women's Swimming Coach Institution University of Idaho Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Western Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt I am interested in taking a leadership role in the NCAA. Currently I am the Head Women's Swim Coach at the University of Idaho. I graduated from UCLA with a BA in 1987 and won 7 individual NCAA titles. I have proven myself as leader at every level. I was captain of the UCLA Men's team for two years and Captain of the United States Mens' NAtional Team for 10 years. During that time I was elected captain for two Men's Swimming Teams, 1988 and 1992. I would like to use that leadership ability to further NCAA sports.

Committees Served On 0 Prof Empl Hist Professional Athlete from 1986-1996. Heads Women's Swim Coach at the University of Idaho from 2004 to the present. Incorporated Gold Medal Swimming Clinics, Inc in 1994. I have written one small book for beginning swimming published by McGraw Hill and I have a series of Videos. Education BA from UCLA Former Col Ath/Coach Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TENNIS COMMITTEE

Legislated Twelve members. No more than six members may be from any one subdivision of Division I. Four positions are allocated for men, four for women and four Requirements: unallocated. Quota of 25 percent administrators: 4 Men’s Subcommittee: Six members shall represent men's tennis, one representative from each of the six men’s tennis regions (Central, East, Midwest, Southwest, Southeast, West). Women’s Subcommittee: Six members shall represent women's tennis, including one representative from each of the six women’s tennis regions (West, Southeast, Midwest, Central, East, Southwest). Vacancy: Two September 2010 vacancies. FCS/DI subdivision. Women’s interests. Southeast and West region. Coaches or administrators. Staff Liaisons: Carol Reep (women’s), Fasbender (men’s) Chair: Sybil Blalock (9/08-9/10)

DIV. REG. POS. EM/ NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FCS SoE Assoc N/F Cathy Beene Southern Beene Beene Beene* (M) AD Georgia Southern University FBS SoW Dir of N/F Callie Hubbell Conference USA Hubbell Hubbell Hubbell* (M) Comp Conference USA FBS MidW Assoc. Y/F Karin Lee Mid-American Lee Lee Lee* (M) AD Ball State University FBS W SWA N/F Beth Goode Pacific-10 Goode Goode* (M) Stanford University FCS E C N/M Alex Dorato Ivy Group Dorato Dorato Dorato Dorato* (M) Yale University FBS Cen Assoc N/M Douglas Knuth Mountain West Knuth Knuth* (M) AD University of Utah DI SoE SWA N/F Sybil Blalock Atlantic Sun Blalock* (W) Mercer University DI MidW C Y/M Sachin Kirtane Missouri Valley Kirtane Kirtane Kirtane Kirtane* (W) University of Northern Iowa

FBS East C N/F Terri Zawacki-Woods Atlantic Coast Zawacki- Zawacki- Zawacki- (W) Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University Woods Woods Woods* DI W C Y/M Jamie Sanchez West Coast Sanchez* (W) Loyola Marymount University FCS SoW C N/M Jason Hayes Southland Hayes Hayes* (W) Southeastern Louisiana University FBS Cen Assoc N/M Jason Lewis Big 12 Lewis Lewis* (W) AD Oklahoma State University

* Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09 DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TENNIS COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Gary Glassman Stony Brook University America East Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Jason Suscha Butler University Horizon League 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Brad Dancer University of Illinois, Champaign Big Ten Conference 10-Aug-05 1-Sep-08 Carl Neufeld Southern Methodist University Conference USA 13-Feb-06 1-Sep-08 Matt Brachowski University of Georgia Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Rebecca Helt Bucknell University Patriot League 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Brandon McNeill University of Kansas Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-07 16-Jun-08 Carla Wilson University of Missouri, Kansas City The Summit League 2-Jul-04 1-Sep-07 Elizabeth Dalton University of Texas at San Antonio Southland Conference 2-Jul-04 1-Sep-07 Greg Kennett Illinois State University Missouri Valley Conference 25-Apr-05 1-Sep-07 Peter Wright University of California, Berkeley Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Robert Goeltz Idaho State University Big Sky Conference 2-Jul-04 1-Sep-07 H. Randy Smith Tennessee Technological University Ohio Valley Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Jennifer Hilt Long Beach State University Big West Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 B.J. Burton Virginia Commonwealth University Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-03 12-Jul-06 Joseph Ramon Rive Texas Christian University Mountain West Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Feb-06 Jay Louderback University of Notre Dame Big East Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Michael Bates St. Bonaventure University Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Craig Tiley University of Illinois, Champaign Big Ten Conference 29-Mar-04 9-Jun-05 Gail Barksdale Indiana State University Missouri Valley Conference 22-Dec-04 1-Apr-05 Kevin Kowalik Wichita State University Missouri Valley Conference 5-Feb-04 1-Dec-04 Jeffrey M. Eisen Saint Francis University (Pennsylvania) Northeast Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 John R. Cade Mississippi State University Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Timothy David Cass Texas A&M University, College Station Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Randall Langejans Northern Arizona University Big Sky Conference 15-Jan-02 1-Jun-04 John Thompson III University of Texas at Arlington Southland Conference 1-Sep-03 21-Apr-04 Linda Breckenridge Oral Roberts University The Summit League 1-Sep-03 16-Apr-04 Cary Groth Northern Illinois University Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-00 24-Mar-04

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TENNIS COMMITTEE NOMINEES Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service SoE Dawn Turner Associate Commissioner Big South Conference Big South Conference FCS F 1WVB 09/10 SoE Rochelle Goldthreate Head Coach Florida A&M University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. FCS F Y SoE Steven. D. Bailey Head Women's/ Men's Jacksonville State Ohio Valley Conference FCS M Tennis Coach University SoE Dave Mullins AD East Tennessee State Atlantic Sun Conference DI M University West D.J. Gurule Head Coach, Women Gonzaga University West Coast Conference DI M Y Tennis

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 19, 2010 DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TENNIS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Dawn Turner Job Title Associate Commissioner Institution Big South Conference Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big South Conference Qualification Stmt I have served as a member of the NCAA staff (2001-2002), and feel that my service there, in combination with my campus experience and conference office experience, would give me the right combination of knowledge to be an asset to an NCAA committee.

Committees Served On Served as a staff liaison to the NCAA Committee on Athletic Certification while at the NCAA office Prof Empl Hist 9/02 to present - Big South Conference, Assistant/Associate Commissioner 1/01-9/02 - NCAA Membership Services Staff 9/99-1/01 - Assistant AD for Compliance, NC State University 9/96-9/99 - Assistant AD for Compliance and Administration of Women's Sports, Radford University 8/89-9/96 - Compliance Coordinator, Francis Marion University (II) Education BA in English and Writing, Francis Marion University May 1990 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TENNIS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Rochelle Goldthreate Job Title Head Coach Institution Florida A&M University Gender F Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. Qualification Stmt My qualifications include playing collegiate tennis for Florida A&M University for four years, playing on theprofessional tour for two years, being certified as a teaching professional for Professional Tennis Registry (PTR) and presently being the Head Women's Tennis Coach for Florida A&M University. In 1998-2002, my freshman year I played in the number three position. The following three years I moved up and played in the number one position. Also during that time, I was honored with the All-MEAC award in 2002. After my collegiate career, I played professionally for two years; due to frequent injuries had to retire. Since 2003, I have been certified as teaching professional for Professional Tennis Registry (PTR). I was honored with MEAC Coach of the Year honors in 2007.

Committees Served On In 2008 I participated in ofthe athletic fundraising committee at Florida A&M University. I am presently, and have been a member of the Tallahassee Tennis Association Board since 2008. This organization makes decision to help improve tennis life in the Tallahassee, FL community. Currently, I am a member of the Title IX Gender Equity Committee at Florida A&M University. The mission ofthe Title IX Committee is to monitor the administration of Intercollegiate Athletics as it relates to equity in gender, minority issues, and student-athlete welfare, and make enhancement recommendations in all aspects of athletics to the University President and the Athletic Director.

Prof Empl Hist In 1996-1997, I was a junior worker for Hadley Park Tennis Club where I taught tennis to children ages 4 -17,and also received and screened telephone calls for the club. In 1998, I was promoted as a supervisor; my duties were to supervise junior workers teaching tennis. In 1999-2001, I was promoted as a director, which I became the first woman site director at the center. My duties were to manage the supervisors that were over the junior workers, coach the girls tennis team, help coach the boys tennis team and travel to different sites to teach tennis to children ages 2- 16. In 2003-2005, I became the Head Teaching Pro at Hadley Park Junior Tennis Development. My duties were scheduling, managing, and overseeing all tennis programs and fundraising. In 2004, I was part of the southern region coaching staff ofthe USTA 12's Zonal Team. I accepted the position of Head Women's Tennis Coach in 2005, and currently still that title. My duties include administrative and control all aspect of the women's tennis program. This also includes coordinating events, scheduling team travel, operating and implementing fiscal budget management, recruiting prospective student-athletes, fundraising for the team, handling of all team/individual disciplinary issues and monitoring academic performance of student-athletes.

Education In 2002, I received a Bachelor's of Science Degree in Computer Information Systems from Florida A&M University. In 2006, I received a Master's Degree in Sports Management from Florida A&M University. Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TENNIS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Steve Bailey Job Title Head Women's/ Men's Tennis Coach Institution Jacksonville State University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Ohio Valley Conference Qualification Stmt As a tennis coach at Jacksonville State University, my experiences provide a understanding of the requirements for successful tennis. I am particularly concerned about the image and success of tennis as a sport that builds the character of men and women. At JSU, I truly focus upon the student athlete in tennis.

Committees Served On As a coach at Jacksonville State University since 1984, I have had the opportunity to coach tennis, both men and women between 1986 and 1992. I served on the Division II ranking committee for women. I chaired the national committee 1991-2.

Prof Empl Hist Between 1977 and 1982, my duties included instructor and golf coach. After my JSU stay, I managed a racket club and fitness center in Sarasota, Florida, 1982-3. I returned to JSU as tennis coach in 1984. Education BS, 1975, Physical Education, Jacksonville State University MS, 1977, Physical Education, Jacksonville State University Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TENNIS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Dave Mullins Job Title AD Institution East Tennessee State University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Sun Conference Qualification Stmt Dave Mullins would be an excellent addition to the Division I Men's and Women's Tennis Committee as he has served as a Div. I tennis coach for 15 years and administrator and has an excellent knowledge of the sport. In addition to his tennis abilities, during his tenure with the A-Sun, Mullins has served on various A-Sun committees, has Chaired committees and as served as administrative liasion to sports committees. He currently Chairs the Atlantic Sun Sports Policy Committee. During his tenure, East Tennessee State University has hosted numerous A-Sun championships and meetings and Dave has overseen all hosting responsibilities. Dave Mullins would be an excellent administrator representing women's interests on the Division I Men's and Women's Tennis Committee.

Committees Served On ITA Regional Ranking Committee 6 years, Chair for 3 years Atlantic Sun conference Executive Committee, Membership Committee, Tournament Commitee, Sports Policy Committee Prof Empl Hist 2003-2009 Director of Athletics, East Tennessee State University 1996-2002 Men's Tennis Coach, East Tennessee State University 1987-1995 Men's and Women's Tennis Coach, East Tennessee State University 1978-1987 Men's and Women's Tennis Coach, Roane State Community College 1968-1978 Tennis Coach and English Instructor, Harriman High School, Tennessee Education BA in English, Samford University 1968 MS in English Education, University of Tennessee 1974 Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TENNIS COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name David Gurule Job Title Head Coach, Women Tennis Institution Gonzaga University Gender M Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference West Coast Conference Qualification Stmt I have been the Women’s Head Coach for the Gonzaga Women’s Tennis Team for 6 years, and I believe that I have the experience and passion for Women’s Tennis, the West Coast Conference and the NCAA to serve on this committee. I am committed to improving colligate tennis and am excited about the opportunity to serve in this capacity.

I would be honored to represent the interests of the West Coast Conference Tennis Programs and believe that I can serve as an integral member of this committee.

Committees Served On None Prof Empl Hist Gonzaga University Head Women’s Tennis Coach, Spokane, WA (2004-Present)

Gonzaga University Nike Tennis Camp Director/Owner, Spokane, WA (2004-Present)

People To People International (Sports Ambassadors) Tennis Athletic Director, Spokane, WA & Sydney Australia (Summer 2004)

Eagle Crest Resort Head Tennis Professional, Redmond, OR (2003-2004)

Broken Top Club Head Tennis Professional, Bend, OR (2001-2004)

Education Pacific Lutheran University Tacoma, WA (1990-1995) Business Administration Emphasis: Human Resources

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD COMMITTEE (ASSOCIATION-WIDE RULES ADMINISTRATION AND FEDERATED CHAMPIONSHIPS)

Legislated Twenty-five members, including representatives from all divisions and subdivisions of Division I. Twelve from Division I, six of whom represent men’s track Requirements: and six who represent women’s track (4M/4W). Six members from Division II (three men’s interests, three women’s interests; 2M/2W). Six members from Division III (three men’s interests, three women’s interests; 2M/2W). An additional member shall be a nonvoting secretary-rules editor. Quota of 25 percent administrators for Division I: 3. Quota of 50 percent coaches for division 1: 6. From all three divisions at least four representatives from each region: Region 1 – Districts 1 & 2 Region 2 – District 3 Region 3 – Districts 4 & 5 Region 4 – Districts 6, 7 & 8

Policy: Each Division is responsible for meeting the 50 percent coaches’ requirement. Vacancies: Three September 2010 vacancies. One men’s interests (preference: Region 2); two women’s interests (preference: one Region 4); coaches. Only one may be from the FBS. Staff Liaisons: Liz Suscha, Kristin Jacob, Rachel Seewald (rules) Chair: Holly Sheilley (9/09-9/11)

DIV. REG. POS. EM/ NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FBS 4 Assoc AD N/M Michael Reilly Pacific-10 Reilly Reilly Reilly* (M) University of Oregon DI 3 C N/M David Beauchem Missouri Valley Beauchem Beauchem Beauchem* (M) Bradley University DI 1 Asst. AD N/F Elizabeth Donohue Metro Atlantic Athletic Donohue Donohue* (M) Marist College DI 2 C N/M David Walker Atlantic Sun Walker* (M) East Tennessee State University FBS 4 C N/M Gregg Gensel Western Athletic Gensel Gensel Gensel Gensel* (M) Utah State University FBS 4 Ex Assoc N/M Todd Patulski Big 12 Patulski Patulski Patulski Patulski* (M) AD Baylor University MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD COMMITTEE Page No. 2

DIV. REG. POS. EM/ NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FBS 3 Assoc N/M Marc Ryan Big Ten Ryan Ryan Ryan* (W) AD University of Minnesota, Twin Cities FBS 2 Asst AD N/F Holly Sheilley Big East Sheilley Sheilley* (W) University of Louisville FCS 1 Assoc Y/F Monica Love Patriot League Love Love Love Love* (W) AD U.S. Military Academy

DI 1 C Y/F Robyne Johnson America East Johnson Johnson* (W) Boston University FCS 2 A/C Y/F Alecia Sheilds-Gadson Mid-Eastern Sheilds- (W) Coppin State College Athletic Gadson* DI 2 C N/M John Weaver Southern Weaver* (W) Appalachian State University Secretary –Rules Editor Bob Podkaminer N/A Podkaminer Podkaminer Podkaminer*

* Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09

DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Rich Ceronie Miami University (Ohio) Mid-American Conference 27-Oct-05 1-Sep-09 Don Bocchi Arizona State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-08 20-Aug-09 Bubba Thornton University of Texas at Austin Big 12 Conference 20-Sep-06 2-Feb-09 Mike Maynard Boise State University Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-05 17-Sep-08 Edrick B. Floreal Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 22-Aug-06 1-Sep-08 James Knoedel University of Illinois at Chicago Horizon League 31-Jul-07 1-Sep-08 R. Craig Poole Brigham Young University Mountain West Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Maisha Palmer Rutgers, State Univ of New Jersey, New Brunswick Big East Conference 1-Sep-07 1-May-08 De Trease Harrison Virginia Commonwealth University Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Forrest Temple Yale University Ivy Group 28-Jun-06 1-Sep-07 Lisa Peterson University of Kentucky Southeastern Conference 11-Aug-05 1-Sep-07 Joe Franklin Butler University Horizon League 1-Sep-04 1-Jul-07 Connie Price-Smith Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Missouri Valley Conference 17-Dec-02 1-Sep-06 David William Nielsen Idaho State University Big Sky Conference 1-Jul-04 1-Sep-06 Susan McGrath-Powell University of Delaware Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Tim Weaver University of Kansas Big 12 Conference 4-Apr-06 24-Aug-06 Roger L. Blalock Purdue University Big Ten Conference 24-Sep-02 19-Jun-06 Denis Elton Cochran-Fikes University of Pennsylvania Ivy Group 1-Sep-03 5-Jun-06 Kathy Keene University of New Orleans Sun Belt Conference 1-Sep-05 21-Mar-06 AuDrey Branch Clemson University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Mar-06 Benjamin A. Paxton Winthrop University Big South Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Matt Utesch Lehigh University Patriot League 8-Oct-02 1-Sep-05 P. Laverne Sweat Norfolk State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Donna C. Thomas University of Tennessee, Knoxville Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-03 14-Jun-05 Annie Schweitzer Bennett Wake Forest University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 John E. Kane Boston College Big East Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Margaret J. Simmons Murray State University Ohio Valley Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-04 Ron Mann Northern Arizona University Big Sky Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-04 David Langford University of Maryland, Baltimore County Northeast Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Richard T. McGuire Jr. University of Missouri, Columbia Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Vin Lananna Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 15-Jan-02 1-Sep-03

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD COMMITTEE NOMINEES MEN'S OR WOMEN'S INTERESTS Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service 2 Mark Van Alstyne Head CC/Track & Field Coach University of North Atlantic Sun Conference DI M Florida 2 Boo Corrigan Senior Assoc. AD/Track Duke University Atlantic Coast Conference FBS M Administrator 4 Wayne Phipps Co-Head Coach Track and Field University of Idaho Western Athletic FBS M Conference 4 Phil Olson Head Track and Field Coach Stephen F. Austin State Southland Conference FCS M University

MEN'S INTERESTS Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service 4 Stan Kerr Head Men's T&F Coach Eastern Washington Big Sky Conference FCS M University

WOMEN'S INTERESTS Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service 2 William D. Walton Director of Track & Field/Cross James Madison University Colonial Athletic FCS M Country Association 4 Carmyn James Head Track Coach University of Hawaii, Western Athletic FBS F Manoa Conference

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 19, 2010 DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Mark Van Alstyne Job Title Head CC/Track & Field Coach Institution University of North Florida Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Sun Conference Qualification Stmt I would like to express my interest in a position on the NCAA Div I Track & Field Committee. As a coach I've served our sport in many capacities at various levels including NAIA, NCAA Div II, and now NCAA Div I. My experiences range from serving as national secretary/treasurer of our DII coaches association, developing and maintaining our national website, and hosting two NCAA Regional Cross Country Championships to currently serving on the United State Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches executive committee for both cross country and track & field. For the past 4 years, I've had the unique opportunity to design and build an IAAF Class II Track & Field facility at the University of North Florida. Having completed this, I'm looking for new challenges and an opportunity to learn and grow while contributing more to our sport at the national level; thus, my interest in this position.

Committees Served On 2009 - present - Regional Rep, Women's Cross Country, USTFCCCA Division I 2008-present - Executive Committee Member of USTFCCCA Division I, Track & Field 1994-2003 - Secretary/Treasurer, Division II Coaches Association 1994-2003 - Regional rep , Division II Coaches Association 1990-1999 - Board Member, Jacksonville Track Club (over 1000 members, hosts US 15k Championship) 1995-1997 - Vice President, Jacksonville Track Club, 1997-2002 - Mayor's Council on Fitness and Well-being

Prof Empl Hist 1991-present - Head Coach, Cross Country and Track & Field, University of North Florida 1993-1994 - Marketing Director, University of North Florida 1994-1996 - Game Operations Director, University of North florida 1991-1993 - Travel Administrator, University of North Florida 1989-1990 - Assistant Coach, University of North Florida

Education BA Psychology, Univ of North Florida 1990 Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Boo Corrigan Job Title Senior Assoc. AD/Track Administrator Institution Duke University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Qualification Stmt Boo Corrigan is a successful, dedicated, hard-working athletic administrator with extensive experience working at the DI level, including at the US Naval Academy, Florida State University, the Univ. of Notre Dame and Duke Univ. He has demonstrated his ability to conceptualize and execute innovative, strategically sound programs with measureable results, all of which would make him an excellent candidate for the DI Men's/Women's Track & Field Committee.

Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist Senior Assoc. AD, Duke Univ. (Aug. 2008-present) Assoc. AD, Univ. Notre Dame (Nov. 2004-Jul. 2008) Assoc. AD, United States Naval Academy (Jun 2002-Nov. 2004) Partnet, Corrigan Sports Enterprises (Mar. 2001-Jun. 2002) Equity Partner, mrgoodbucks.com (Sept. 1999-Mar. 2001) Education BA Economics, Univ. Notre Dame (1990) Masters of Education in Sports Leadership (projected completion 2011), Virginia Commonwealth Univ. Sport Ovrsight Exp Y

NCAA Champ Exp Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Wayne Phipps Job Title Co-Head Coach Track and Field Institution University of Idaho Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Western Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt I am very interested in being part of the Division I Men's and Women's Track and Field Committee. I have been involved in track and field and cross country for the past 31 years as both an athlete and as a coach. I am very passionate about the sport and my entire athletic, educational, and professional careers have been dedicated to track and field and cross country. Although I was never able to compete at an NCAA National Championship as an athlete, I have been fortunate enough to coach at NCAA National Championships in all three sports as well as at World Track and Field Championships, and the 2008 Olympic Games. I believe I have the experience and knowledge to be a very strong contributor to this NCAA committee. I would be very dedicated to the position and very appreciative of this outstanding opportunity.

Committees Served On None Prof Empl Hist 1999-presentU niversity of Idaho Moscow, ID Co-Head Coach, Men’s and Women’s Track and Field/Cross Country 1996-1999 University of Idaho Moscow, ID Head Coach, Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Assistant Coach, Men’s and Women’s Track and Field 1995-1996 University of Idaho Moscow, ID Administrative Assistant/Manager 1990-1995 Prince George Track Club Prince George, B.C. Head Coach, Men’s and Women’s Track and Field 1992-1994 University of Oregon Eugene, OR Instructor, Physical Education Department 1991 College of New Caledonia Prince George, B.C. Instructor, Physical Education Department Education University of Oregon Master of Science in Exercise and Movement Science Sports Medicine Major, Physiology and Biomechanics Minors University of British Columbia Bachelor of Physical Education Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Phil Olson Job Title Head Track and Field Coach Institution Stephen F. Austin State University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Southland Conference Qualification Stmt Head coach Phil Olson is in his eighth season as the SFA head track and field coach. During his time in Nacogdoches, Olson has built SFA into a perennial contender in the Southland Conference, as well as a program that is respected on the national level. Olson's tenure has brought a combined 11 SLC team titles in cross country and track and field. Over the last five seasons, 16 of Olson's athletes have competed in the NCAA Championships, including one Lumberjack who competed at the 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials. Prior to taking over at SFA, Olson spent seven seasons as an assistant coach at Virginia, where he directed the throws program. While at Virginia, Olson recruited, developed and coached 21 NCAA Division I qualifiers, 19 Atlantic Coast Conference Champions, eight school record-holders, four All-Americans, four Olympic Trials qualifiers, three ACC record- holders and an American and collegiate record-holder.

Committees Served On 2008 - USTFCCCA Executive Committee Prof Empl Hist 2000 - Present: Head Men and Women's Track and Field Coach - Stephen F. Austin State University. 1993 - 1999: Assistant Track and Field Coach - University of Virginia. 1990 - 1993: Assistant Women's Track and Field Coach - Clemson University 1997 - 1990: Graduate Assistant - University of Virginia Education 1990: M.S. Ed. - University of Virginia 1986: B.S. Ed. - Stephen F. Austin State University Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Stan Kerr Job Title Head Men's T&F Coach Institution Eastern Washington University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big Sky Conference Qualification Stmt Membership on the D1 Men and Women's Track & Field Committee ranks amongst my top professional goals. As NCAA XC/TF is in a significant transitional period, I feel my contributions to the committee/sport would help find long-term solutions to the issues facing our sport. I am and will always be a track & field fan (maybe it goes back to junior high days when I high jumped into sawdust pits). Over the past 15 years as Head Men's XC/TF coach at E. Washington University (EWU), I have coached both genders (as I did when holding the same position at U. of Wisconsin- Eau Claire in the early 90's). I am currently serving as the Big Sky Conference representative on the US Track and Field/Cross Country Coaches Association.

Committees Served On Committee membership has been intentionally focused on local and/or regional organizations including hiring committees for EWU, education and church committees. The intentional focus was a family driven decision. My wife and I have two sons, one of which begins college next fall. Having one child at home next fall, will allow me to pursue broader committee opportunities such as the track and field committee position.

Prof Empl Hist 1995 to Present: Head Men's XC/TF coach at EWU 1993 to 1995: Head Men's XC/TF Coach at UWisconsin-Eau Claire 1991 to 1993: Assistant TF Coach at EWU 1985 to 1991: Community Program Director, YMCA of Greater Seattle Education 1993 - Master of Science in College Instruction in Physical Education (EWU) Thesis: Effects of Plyometrics as Measured by the Wingate Anaerobic Power Test on College Track & Field Athletes 1992 - Graduate Assistantship - EWU 1980 - BA Outdoor Recreation Education 1976 - AA, Spokane Community College Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name William D. Walton Job Title Director of Track & Field/Cross Country Institution James Madison University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Colonial Athletic Association Qualification Stmt I have worked in numerous capacities beyond being the head coach, including Meet Director for the IC4A and CAA Conference Championships and serving on various committees within the IC4A. I also feel that I have an obligation to give back to the sport for the good of it. Committees Served On 1990-91 President IC4A Coaches Association. 1990-92 IC4A games Committee. JMU Steering Committee for NCAA Recertification. Prof Empl Hist 1984 - Present: James Madison University Track coach. 1977 - 1984 Part-time James Madison University; Secondary Education teacher. Education 1971-75 Madison College: BS Mathematics, minor Business. 1975-1977 James Madison University: MSEd Physical Education. Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Carmyn James Job Title Head Track Coach Institution University of Hawaii, Manoa Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Western Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt I am very much interested in becoming more actively involved in the adminstrative level of my sport. I feel that with my wealth of experience and unique perspective I can be an effective leader who will represent other coaches well and communicate clearly our concerns and ideas. Prior to becoming a Head Coach of a Division I program in the NCAA, I was a leader of my sport in a number of other capacities including the Head Coach of the Canadian National Senior Track & Field Team at the 1995 World Championships in Sweden, Head Coach of the Canadian National Under 25 Track & Field Team at the 2000 NACAC Championships in Mexico and the Canadian National Jumps & 4x400m Relay Coach at the 1998 Commonwealth Games in Malaysia.

Committees Served On I have never been on an NCAA committee, however, while in Canada I was the: Provincial Jumps Coordinator for British Columbia(1988-2000) National Jumps Coordinator for Athletics Canada (1992-2000) President of the Canada West University Coaches Association (1994-1998) President of the Canadian National University Coaches Association (1998-2000) And, after moving to Hawai'i I was on the NACAC Board of Directors (2001-2005) Prof Empl Hist I have been a head coach of a collegiate Track & Field program for 21 year. The first 12 years was at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada, where in 1993-94 I was chosen as the CIAU Coach of the Year. In 2000 I was selected to be the Head Coach at the University of Hawai'i and this is where I have been for the last 9 year.

Education I have both an undergraduate and master's degree from the University of British Columbia. My bachelors's degree is in Physical Education and my master's degree is in Coaching Science. Besides being a certified level 4/5 coach in the Canadian National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) I am also a level 3 instructor. In the IAAF Coaching Education program I am a level II instructor. And, in 2004 I attended the first ever IAAF Academy Chief Coaches course in England.

Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y

2009-10 MEN’S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE (NATIONAL COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIPS, MAY INCLUDE REPRESENTATIVES FROM DIVISIONS II AND III)

Legislated Three members, elected at large from any division. Quota of 50 percent administrators: 2. Requirements: Policies: One from each men’s volleyball region (West, Midwest, East). Vacancies: One September 2010 vacancy. Preference: Midwest region; coach or administrator. Preference: Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association. Committee One representative from each AQ conference – Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association, Mountain Pacific Sports Federation; preference: Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association. Staff Liaison: Russ Yurk Chair: Brian Summers (9/08-9/10)

DIV. REG. POS. G/EM NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13

FCS East AD N/M Robert Krimmel Eastern Intercollegiate Krimmel Krimmel Krimmel* Saint Francis University (PA) Volleyball Association/Northeast

FBS West Sr Assoc Y/M Brian Santiago Mountain West/Mountain Santiago Santiago Santiago Santiago* AD Brigham Young University Pacific Sports Federation

II MidW Asst. AD N/M Brian Summers Midwestern Intercollegiate Summers* Lewis University VB Assoc/Great Lakes Valley

* Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09

MEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Petrina Long University of California, Los Angeles Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Ron Shayka George Mason University Colonial Athletic Association 5-Oct-04 1-Sep-08 Miechelle O. Willis The Ohio State University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Bill S. Shumard Long Beach State University Big West Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Robert S. Krimmel Pennsylvania State University Big Ten Conference 5-Feb-99 1-Sep-04 Richard Falls Ball State University Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Brian Quinn Loyola Marymount University West Coast Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-01 Brian Quinn Loyola Marymount University West Coast Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-99 Robert J. Hiegert California State University, Northridge Big Sky Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-98 Bud K. Haidet University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Horizon League 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-97 Bud K. Haidet University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Horizon League 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 Robert J. Hiegert California State University, Northridge Big Sky Conference 1-Sep-92 1-Sep-95 Don Purvis Ball State University Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-90 1-Sep-93 Don Purvis Ball State University Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-87 1-Sep-90 Robert L. Newcomb University of California, Irvine Big West Conference 1-Sep-86 1-Sep-89 G. Thomas Tait Pennsylvania State University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-85 1-Sep-88 Richard M. Bay The Ohio State University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-84 1-Sep-87 G. Thomas Tait Pennsylvania State University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-82 1-Sep-85 Walter G. Versen University of Illinois at Chicago Horizon League 1-Sep-81 1-Sep-84 Richard H. Perry University of Southern California Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-80 1-Sep-83 Donald S. Shondell Ball State University Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-75 1-Sep-81 Richard H. Perry University of Southern California Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-79 1-Sep-80 Walter G. Versen University of Illinois at Chicago Horizon League 1-Sep-74 1-Sep-78 Charles R. Sandefur Long Beach State University Independent 1-Sep-74 1-Sep-77 Donald S. Shondell Ball State University Independent 1-Sep-70 1-Sep-75 Allen E. Scates University of California, Los Angeles Independent 1-Sep-70 1-Sep-74 Walter G. Versen University of Illinois at Chicago Independent 1-Sep-71 1-Sep-74 Fred L. Miller Arizona State University Independent 1-Sep-71 1-Sep-72 Norman F. Kunde University of Washington Independent 1-Sep-70 1-Sep-72 Sheldon Fordham University of Illinois at Chicago Independent 1-Sep-69 1-Sep-71

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 MEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Sports Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Conference Service Carolyn V. O'Connell Sr. Associate Loyola University (Illinois) Horizon League DI Midwestern F Athletics Director Intercollegiate Volleyball Association Timothy P. Heffron Associate Athletics Indiana University-Purdue The Summit League DI Midwestern M Director University, Fort Wayne Intercollegiate Volleyball Association

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 19, 2010 MEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Carolyn O'Connell Designation SWA Job Title Sr. Associate Athletics Director Institution Loyola University (Illinois) Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Horizon League Qualification Stmt With my various career experience that include teaching, coaching,officiating, and administration, I feel my skill set would be very helpful as a committee member if selected. My coaching and officiating experience in the sport of volleyball along with being an administrator for men and women's volleyball, I have been able to witness the similarities as well as the differences in both sports. Have represented the Horizon League on several association wide committees which has enhanced my knowledge of NCAA policies and procedures for governance. The NCAA has selected me to be a site representative during the early rounds of their tournaments in the sports of volleyball and soccer. I have a passion for the sport of volleyball and would welcome the opportunity to serve the NCAA membership on the Men's Volleyball Committee.

Committees Served On Initial Eligibility Waiver Committee 1997-2002; Core Course Waiver Subcommittee 1997- 2002; Student-Athlete Reinstatement Committee 2002-2009; Chair of Horizon League SWA Committee 2002-2004; Administrative liaison for volleyball, sports information directors 2002-2005; Member of various administrative committees for the Horizon League; Member of the Women's Leadership Symposium Organizing Committee in the Midwest 2003-present.

Prof Empl Hist Sr. Associate Athletics Director/SWA - Loyola - 2000 to present Associate Athletics Director/SWA - Loyola - 1990-2000 Head Volleyball Coach - Loyola - 1975-1990 Volleyball Official - USVBA/IHS - 1975-1990 Education DePaul University BA 1974 Loyola University MS Currently pursuing Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y MEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Timothy Heffron Job Title Associate Athletics Director Institution Indiana University-Purdue University, Fort Wayne Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference The Summit League Qualification Stmt After nearly 30 years of volleyball playing/coaching and administrative experience, I am extremely interested in furthering the sport of men's volleyball by serving on this committee. The depth of my volleyball experience should prove helpful to the committee. I formally request being placed on the committee.

My brief relevant experiences are: IPFW Men's Volleyball Player 1986-1989. 1988 NCAA Men's Volleyball Tournament Scorers table worker, Host IPFW. 1994 NCAA Men's Volleyball Tournament YES Clinic Director, Host IPFW. 2000 NCAA Men's Volleyball Tournament Assistant Tournament Director, Host IPFW 2006 NCAA Men's Volleyball Tournament IPFW Men's Volleyball Travel Party member - Administrator, Host Penn St. 2007 NCAA Men's Volleyball Tournament IPFW Men's Volleyball Travel Party member - Administrator, Host Ohio St.

Committees Served On Division II NCAA Women's Volleyball Great Lakes All-Region selection committee 1995- 1998. Division II NCAA Women's Volleyball Great Lakes Regional selection committee 1998- 1999. MIVA Board Member - Treasurer 2007-present. Prof Empl Hist St. Cloud State Women's Volleyball Assistant Coach 1991-93. IPFW Women's Volleyball Head Coach 1993-1999. IPFW Associate Athletic Director for Business Services 1999-present Education Century College - Computer Operations Certificate 1983 Century College - Computer Programming Certificate 1985 Purdue Univeristy - Psychology major and Business minor 1991 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 DIVISION I WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE

Legislated Ten members, including six representatives from the Football Bowl Subdivision and four representatives from the Football Championships Subdivision or Requirements: Division I. One representative from each of the eight volleyball regions (Northeast, Mideast, East, South, Central, Midwest, West, Pacific) and two members selected at large. Quota of 50 percent administrators: 5. Policies: The committee prefers only athletics administrators on the committee. No more than two representatives from any region. Vacancies: Three September 2010 vacancies. Two FBS; one FCS/DI subdivision. One East region; one any region. Preference: administrators. Staff Liaison: Tina Krah, Maisha Palmer Chair: DIV. REG. POS. EM/ NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9.12-9/13 GEN FBS MidE Assoc N/F Terry Gawlik Big Ten Gawlik Gawlik* AD University of Wisconsin, Madison FBS West Assoc. N/F Janie Penfield Mountain West Penfield* AD Brigham Young University FBS Cen Assoc. N/F Laura Tietjen Big 12 Tietjen Tietjen* AD Kansas State University FBS West Assoc N/F Crista Troester Conference USA Troester Troester Troester Troester* AD University of Tulsa FBS Pacific Asst. N/F Christine Dawson Pacific-10 Dawson* Com Pacific-10 Conference FBS South Assoc N/F Diane Turnham Sun Belt Turnham Turnham Turnham Turnham* AD Middle Tennessee State University FCS NoE AD Y/M Keith Gill Patriot League Gill Gill Gill Gill* American University FCS MidW Assoc N/F Cynthia Gannon Ohio Valley Gannon Gannon* AD Southeast Missouri State University FCS East Assoc. N/F Dawn Turner Big South Turner* Com Big South Conference DI Pacific SWA Y/F Nona Richardson Big West Richardson Richardson Richardson* University of California, Davis *Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09 DIVISION I WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Kathleen Meehan St. John's University (New York) Big East Conference 11-Aug-05 1-Sep-09 Marie Robbins University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Tracy Shoemake Texas State University-San Marcos Southland Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Pamela A. Parks Eastern Washington University Big Sky Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Regina Sullivan University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-07 5-Sep-07 Ellen Crandall University of Hartford America East Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Kelly Andrews University of Toledo Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Maria Ochoa-Woods Tulane University Conference USA 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-07 Cindy G. Fox University of Nevada Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Debbie Richardson Appalachian State University Southern Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Jody E. Mooradian Boston College Atlantic Coast Conference 10-Aug-05 1-Sep-06 JoAnn Nester University of San Diego West Coast Conference 15-Oct-04 1-Sep-05 Julie Hermann University of Louisville Conference USA 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Sarah K. Reesman University of Missouri, Columbia Big 12 Conference 28-Aug-03 1-Sep-05 Mary A. McElroy Georgia Institute of Technology Atlantic Coast Conference 29-Mar-04 7-Jul-05 Elizabeth Muir University of Notre Dame Big East Conference 1-Sep-04 10-Jun-05 Robin Reynolds Santa Clara University West Coast Conference 8-Jul-02 21-Sep-04 Cindy Spiro University of the Pacific Big West Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-04 Lisa Love University of Southern California Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-04 Rebecca G. Bowman Clemson University Atlantic Coast Conference 15-Sep-00 1-Feb-04 Alicia Alford Seton Hall University Big East Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Barbara Green Niagara University Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-03 Tina R. Cheatham Texas A&M University, College Station Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-01 22-Jul-03 Nona E. Richardson Valparaiso University The Summit League 1-Oct-00 30-Sep-02 Laurie J. Massa University of South Carolina, Columbia Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 John G. Watson Pepperdine University West Coast Conference 15-Sep-00 1-Jun-02 Casey Comoroski Missouri State University Missouri Valley Conference 19-Sep-96 1-Sep-01 Charlene M. Johnson South Carolina State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 4-Mar-98 1-Sep-01 Brenda Weare Conference USA Conference USA 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 Judith L. Ray University of New Hampshire America East Conference 21-Sep-98 30-Jun-00 Marcia Saneholtz Washington State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-99 Marilyn Moniz-Kaho'ohanohano University of Hawaii, Manoa Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-99

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 DIVISION I WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEES Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service East Brandi Stuart Asst. AD/Sport Oversight Florida State University Atlantic Coast Conf FBS F Y East Julie Torbett SWA/Head Women's Volleyball University of North Carolina, Big South Conference FCS F Coach Asheville East Patricia Stauffer Assistant Athletic Director Virginia Commonwealth Colonial Athletic FCS F University Association Cen Jean Berger Senior Associate Athletic University of Northern Iowa Missouri Valley DI F 1WBBISSUE 09/11 Director Conference Cen Timothy W. Hall Director of Athletics University of Missouri, Kansas The Summit League DI M City MidE Jennifer Gilbert Associate Dir. of Athletics Miami University (Ohio) Mid-American FBS F Conference MidE Traci Murphy Senior Woman Administrator Canisius College Metro Atlantic Athletic DI F 1IEWAIVER 01/12 Conference MidW Kathy Lizau Associate Athletic Director University of Wisconsin, Horizon League DI F Milwaukee NoE Jody Sykes Assistant Athletic Director University of Louisville Big East Conference FBS F PROGRESS 09/11 Compliance NoE Amy J. Backus Sr. Associate Athletic Director Yale University Ivy Group FCS F WBBRULES 09/10 NoE Kristen Foley Associate Athletic Director Temple University Atlantic 10 Conference DI F Pacific Pam Bradetich Senior Associate Athletics Washington State University Pacific-10 Conference FBS F Director Pacific Barbara Dearing Assoc. AD/Business Ops/SWA Portland State University Big Sky Conference FCS F Pacific Colleen Lim Associate Commissioner West Coast Conference West Coast Conference DI F Y

South Lisa Peterson Associate Athletics Director for University of Kentucky Southeastern Conference FBS F Finance South Michelle Durban Associate Athletic Director Samford University Southern Conference FCS F

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Name Brandi Stuart Institution Florida State University Job Title Asst. AD/Sport Oversight Gender F Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Qualification Stmt Having had the experience as a DI student-athlete, conference office administrator and sport oversight on campus, Brandi would have a well-rounded perspective on maintaining the integrity of the student-athlete experience. She would be an unbiased administrator looking out the for the greater good of the conference and the experiences and opportunities provided to our student-athletes.

Committees Served On ACC Awards Committee (2008-present) NACWAA (2004-present) National SAAC (2002-2004) Prof Empl Hist Asst. AD/Student Services, FSU, 208-present Director/Student Services, Alabama, 2007-2008 Asst. Director/Student Services, FSU, 2006-2007 Asst. Director/Championships, ACC, 2005-2006 Education BA/Communications, FSU, 2003 MS/Athletic Administration, FSU, 2005 Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Julie Torbett Designation SWA Institution University of North Carolina, Asheville Job Title Head Women's Volleyball Coach Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big South Conference Qualification Stmt I have been a part of Women's Volleyball for 32 years. I have been very successful as a coach not only in wins and losses but in the promotion and excitement of the sport. I am the Executive Director of the Biltmore Volleyball Academy in Asheville, which has 14 USAV teams and a recreation program. I also have been involved for 15 years with the adult USAV and . I have served on regional committees for the Big South Conference, but would love to be able to help the sport of volleyball at the National level.

Committees Served On Executive Director Biltmore Volleyball Academy - 2005-present Student Athlete Advisory Committee Chair - 2000 present American Volleyball Coaches Association member - 1993 - present NCAA certification committee UNC Asheville 1994, 2001, and future 2011 Prof Empl Hist Penn State University Sport Camps 1986-1990 YMCA of Asheville 1990-1992 Square D Company Wellness Director 1992-1993 UNC Asheville Volleyball Assistant Coach 1993 UNC Asheville Head Volleyball Coach 1994-present UNC Asheville Senior Women Administrator 1996, 2000-present Biltmore Volleyball Academy Director 2006-present Education Penn State University Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sport Science Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Patricia Stauffer Designation SWA Institution Virginia Commonwealth University Job Title Assistant Athletic Director Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Colonial Athletic Association Qualification Stmt I have experience producing NCAA Championships and enjoy the challenge and sense of accomplishment one feels after the completion of a successful event. VCU has hosted 3 NCAA Championships (1992 Field Hockey, 2000 Women's Volleyball, 2007 Men's Golf)and I had various responsibilities for the administration of each championship. VCU's athletic administration has consistently supported and encouraged staff to become involved in NCAA governance and committee work.

Committees Served On 1991. South Region Field Hockey Committee 2002-2005. Division I Field Hockey National Committee; Chair in 2005. 2007 - Present. Member of CAA Competition Committee Prof Empl Hist I have been employed by the Virginia Commonwealth University Athletic Department since 1981 in various capacities including teaching, field hockey coach, supervision and administration. Education West Chester University, B.S. 1978 University of Arizona, M.S. 1981 University of Richmond, M.S. 1994 Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jean Berger Designation SWA Institution University of Northern Iowa Job Title Senior Associate Athletic Director Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Missouri Valley Conference Qualification Stmt My experience includes over 20 years of athletic administration at the NCAA championship level (Women's Basketball), Missouri Valley Conference championship level, the Drake Relays and oversight of sport programs. In addition, The University of Northern Iowa is strategically located, allowing me to view Big Ten, Big 12 and Missouri Valley Conference volleyball competition. UNI's volleyball program has competed in the NCAA championships 13 consecutive years.

Committees Served On Division I Women’s Basketball Issues Committee, 2007-present. Division I Women’s Basketball Committee, 2000-2005 Missouri Valley Conference liaison to men’s and women’s tennis coaches, May 2006-May 2009. Member, National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics, 1992-present Member, National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administration, 2006- present Tournament Director, NCAA Midwest Women’s Basketball Regional, 1994-1995. Tournament Director, various Missouri Valley Conference championships, including four women’s basketball tournaments, men’s and women’s tennis, women’s soccer and men’s and women’s track and field. Board of Directors, Iowa Special Olympics, December 2009 Prof Empl Hist Senior Associate Athletic Director/SWA, University of Northern Iowa, Oct. 2008-present. Associate Athletic Director/SWA, Drake University, 2005-2008 Assistant Athletic Director/SWA, Drake University, 1994-2005 Assistant Sports Information Director, Drake University, 1991-1994 Assistant Sports Information Director, Wichita State University, 1985-1990 Sports Information Director, Wayne State College, 1985-1990.

Education MS, August, 1989, The University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa Major: Physical Education and Sports Studies

BA, July, 1982, The University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa Major: Journalism

Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Timothy Hall Designation AD Institution University of Missouri, Kansas City Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference The Summit League Qualification Stmt I am interested in serving on the Division I Women’s Volleyball Committee, in large part, because I found this sport to be one of the up and coming ones in intercollegiate athletics. At UMKC, where I serve as Director of Athletics, we have placed a strong emphasis on all our women’s programs – including volleyball. In my 2½ years as AD our volleyball program has gone from 5 wins the year prior to my arrival, to a 500 record and a berth in the Summit League tournament this past season - the programs first since 2003. It has been my pleasure to serve as the Volleyball Sports Committee Chair for the Summit League since my appointment at UMKC. I am energized by the prospects of assisting this group and advancing the prominence of the sport. Finally, our institution will host the 2010 Division I Women’s Volleyball Championship in Kansas City. Partnering with many entities and successfully winning the bid was an achievement I will rank as one of my most gratifying accomplishments.

Committees Served On Member of the following: National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) National Association of Collegiate Marketing Administrators (NACMA) National Association of Athletics Development Directors (NAADD) Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) Downtown Kansas City Missouri Rotary Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) Volunteer Board St. James Parish Development Committee Catholic Charities Foundation Board of Directors Chair of the Summit League Volleyball Sports Committee Summit League Men's Basketball Scheduling Committee Prof Empl Hist February 2007 - Present: Director of Athletics - UMKC, Kansas City, Missouri April 2003 - February 2007: Associate Athletics Director - Development - Kent State University, Kent, Ohio October 2001 - April 2003: Director of Major Gifts and Special Projects - Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Kentucky October 2000 - October 2001: Collegiate Director of Development - Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Kentucky September 1999 - October 2000: Assistant Director of Development - Saint Xavier University, Chicago, Illinois September 1997 - August 1999: Assistant Director of Athletics Development - Youngstown State University, Youngstown, Ohio June 1996 - September 1997: Operations Manager - Sherwin Williams Company, Berea, Ohio December 1995 - June 1996: Director of Sales - Erie Sea Wolves, Erie, Pennsylvania August 1994 - December 1995: Assistant Marketing Director, Intercollegiate Athletics - Youngstown State University, Youngstown, Ohio August 1993 - July 1994: Assistant Promotions Director, Intercollegiate Athletics - University of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio

Education Master of Arts in Sports Administration, December 1998 - Kent State University, Kent, Ohio Bachelor of Science in Sports Administration, June 1994 - University of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jennie Gilbert Designation SWA Institution Miami University (Ohio) Job Title Associate Dir. of Athletics Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-American Conference Qualification Stmt Played Division I volleyball for Miami University (1985-88) Coached Division I volleyball for 15 years at 4 midwestern institutions Administrator for Division I volleyball program for 2.5 years at Miami University Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist Progressive Auto Insurance Canton, MI Medical Claims and Sales Team Leader 8/03 – 10/07 . Tennessee Technological University Cookeville, TN Head Volleyball Coach 3/94 - 3//03. Wright State University Dayton, OH Assistant Volleyball Coach 7/92 - 2/94 Eastern Kentucky University Richmond, KY Graduate Assistant Volleyball Coach 8/91 - 6/92 University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH Assistant Volleyball Coach 8/88 - 7/91 Education Eastern Kentucky University Richmond, KY  Master of Science in Sports Administration and Physical Education 6/92 Miami University Oxford, OH  Bachelor of Art in Psychology 8/88

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Traci Murphy Designation SWA Institution Canisius College Job Title Senior Woman Administrator Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt I have experience in direct supervision/oversight of Division I Volleyball for at least 5 years in my current position and 3 years previous at another Division I institution. I have attended several conference championships and recently hosted/managed a conference volleyball championship. Committees Served On Currently serving on the NCAA Division I Initial-Eligibility Waiver Committee Transcript- Change/Grade-Point Average Subcommittee Prof Empl Hist 1998-2003 Associate Head Athletic Trainer/Senior Woman Administrator, University of Louisiana @ Monroe. (Southland Conference/Sun Belt Conference) 2003-2005 Director of Compliance and Academic Support Services/Senior Woman Administrator, University of Louisiana @ Monroe. (Sun Belt Conference) 2005-present Associate Athletic Director/Senior Woman Administrator, Canisius College Buffalo, NY (Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference)

Education Bachelor of Science Physical Education/Athletic Training, West Chester University, West Chester, PA 1989; Master of Science Health Education, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR 1992 Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Kathy Lizau Designation SWA Institution University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Job Title Associate Athletic Director Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Horizon League Qualification Stmt As a former student-athlete in the sport of volleyball at Notre Dame, I gained valuable experiences that prepared me not only for life after my college career, but I also gained a great passion for the sport of volleyball which propelled me into coaching. During my early years as an assistant coach at two outstanding Division I institutions, I learned even more about volleyball in the area of administration. For 14 seasons as the Head Coach at Milwaukee, I was fortunate to have a very supportive administration, great assistant coaches and outstanding student-athletes which enabled our program to be one of the best in the Horizon League and the Midwest region. With my various experiences as a coach and now as an administrator, I am now willing to move to a national committee to continue to support, promote and provide championship opportunities for the women participating in the sport of volleyball in the NCAA.

Committees Served On NCAA S-A Awards, Benefits, Financial Aid Cabinet-2008 to present; NCAA Regional Advisory Committee-2000-2002; Horizon League Volleyball Administrative Liaison-2007- 09;Various administrative committees for the Horizon League-2007 to present; AVCA coaches committee-1997-2000 Prof Empl Hist 2007-present Associate AD, UW-Milwaukee 1993-2007 Head Volleyball Coach UW-Milwaukee 1991-1993 Assistant Volleyball Coach Wisconsin-Madison 1990-1991 Assistant Volleyball Coach Michigan State University Education BA Notre Dame

MS University of Illinois-Champaign Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jody Sykes Institution University of Louisville Job Title Assistant Athletic Director Compliance Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big East Conference Qualification Stmt As you will see in the professional/employment histyr section I have been involved with collegiate athletics in one form or another since my initial matriculation to college. First as a SA, then as an NCAA intern, then a coach, and finally in various roles working with compliance. Lifeskills, championships and academics/student services. Each role has provided a different experience that will help me bring a new perspective to this committee. Having served as a site representative (an extension of the Women's Volleyball Committee) for numerous years, I have a more complete knowledge of the sport. In my current position as assistant AD, I have gained a feel for the administrative side of collegiate sports. My experience, qualifications and current position make me a perfect fit for this committee opening. I welcome the opportunity and I am excitedc to serve the entire membership on the women's volleyball sport committee. Committees Served On BIG EAST Women’s Lacrosse Committee (August 2009 to present) NCAA Progress Toward Degree Waivers Committee (September 2007 to present) NCAA Sports Committees, various sports and locations Site Representative (November 2000 – present) NCAA Division I Committee on Athletics Certification Peer Review Team Member (2003) National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators (NACWAA) Member (1998 – present) National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) National Association for Athletics Compliance (NAAC) Member (October 2003 - present) National Association of Academic Advisors for Athletics (N4A) Member (March 2002 – June 2009) -Region I Secretary Treasurer (June 2002 – June 2004) -Legislative Service Committee Vice Chair (June 2003 – June 2004) NCAA Division I Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (1997-1999)

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Name Jody Sykes (continued) Prof Empl Hist University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance (January 2006 - present) University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Director of Compliance (October 2003 – January 2006) Robert Morris University, Moon Township, Pennsylvania Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance and Student Services (August – September 2003) Director of Compliance and Student Services (June 2001 – July 2003) University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas Compliance Assistant – Men’s Athletic Department (July 2000 - May 2001) Assistant Women’s Golf Coach (August 1999 - June 2000) National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), Overland Park, Kansas Championships Intern (September 1998 - July 1999) Summit Sports and Events, Lakewood, Colorado Event Management Assistant (June 1998 - August 1998) The University of Montana, Missoula, Montana Varsity Student-Athlete - Women's Golf (August 1994 - May 1998) Athletic Department Intern (August 1997 - May 1998) Athletic Department Equipment Room Personnel (October 1996 - May 1998) Education Masters of Education in Sports Management, May 2001 University of Arkansas – Fayetteville, Arkansas Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, May 1998 - Cum Laude The University of Montana – Missoula, Montana Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Amy Backus Institution Yale University Job Title Sr. Associate Athletic Director Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Ivy Group Qualification Stmt I have direct supervision over our Div.I volleyball program at Yale. I work closely with our head coach on scheduling which provides me a solid knowledge base on volleyball programs across the country. I have prepared for a head coach search that entailed researching programs as well as coaching records and statistics. While my work in volleyball is not extensive, my professional experience in other sports and on other sport committees furthers my desire to bring fair, objective and thoughtful input to this committee. Committees Served On NCAA Women's Basketball Rules Committee 2006-present- Chair through Sept. 2010 NACWAA Legislative Committee-2006-present WBCA Scholarship Committee-2003 President of New England Women's Basketball Association- 1993 President of Ohio Athletic Conference Coaches Associaiton-1985 Tournament Chair for Div.III Softball championships- Ohio 1985

Prof Empl Hist Sr. Associate Athletic Director- Yale University 2007-present Assistant Director of Athletics- Yale University2005-2007 Head Women's Basketball Coach- Yale University- 1999-2005 Assistant Women's Basketball Coach- Northwestern University 1995-99 Assistant Athletic Director- Dominican University 1994-95 Head Basketball Coach-Assistant Field Hockey Coach Assistant Professor- Middlebury College 1987-1994 Assistant Basketball Coach- University of Vermont- 1986-87 Olympic Sailing Campaign- 1985-86 Head Basketball-Head Softball-Physical Education Faculty- Otterbein College 1980-85

Education M.Ed-Loyola University of Chicago BS-Central Michigan University Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Kristen Foley Designation SWA Institution Temple University Job Title Associate Athletic Director Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic 10 Conference Qualification Stmt My background as a former Division I student-athlete, coach, and athletic administrator has helped me develop the necessary skills and knowledge to be a valuable and contributing member to the Division I Volleyball Committee. In my capacity as Associate Athletic Director and Senior Woman Administrator, I oversee our volleyball program and have done so for the past nine years. To be effective in that role, I became a member of the Atlantic 10 Volleyball Committee in 2001 and Chair in 2003-4. In addition, as tournament manager, Temple University also hosted the Atlantic 10 Championship. During my tenure on the Committee, we implemented change regarding scheduling guidelines, championship site as well as policies to advance the sport. It would be a pleasure to continue this participation at the NCAA level.

Committees Served On NCAA Women's Basketball Rules Committee (2002-2005) NCAA Fencing Committee (2003-2006) Tournament Manager for 2005 NCAA Women's Basketball Regional Prof Empl Hist Associate Director of Athletics/SWA, Temple University (2008-Present) Assistant Director of Athletics/SWA, Temple University (2000-2008) Head Women's Basketball Coach, Temple University (1995-2000) Head Women's Basketball Coach, Drexel University (1992-1995) Assistant Women's Basketball Coach, Rutgers University (1989-1992) Assistant Women's Basketball Coach, Boston University (1987-1989) Education Master's degree Educational Administration, Rutgers University 1991 Bachelor's degree, Rutgers University 1986 Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Pam Bradetich Institution Washington State University Job Title Senior Associate Athletics Director Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Pacific-10 Conference Qualification Stmt I would truly appreciate the opportunity to serve on the NCAA Women's Volleyball Committee. I believe my volleyball competitive experience and Divison I heading coaching experience, as well as the wide-range of administrative duties I have had at WSU uniquely qualify me for this important role in support of women's volleyball at the national level. I approach my administrative tasks diligently and with an analytical perspective. I strive to make information/data based decisions...decisions that are in the best interest of all those involved and consistent with our department's mission and goals. In my role as sport supervisor for volleyball, I feel I can now have additional impact on the development and growth of the sport in our region and at the conference level. Having the opportunity to serve as a member of the NCAA volleyball committee would allow me to give back to a sport that gave me so much, as well as make a positive impact on the sport at a national level. Committees Served On NCAA Northwest Regional Volleyball Committee, 1986-88 Mountain West Athletic Conference Volleyball Chair, 1986 Executive Director for the NW College Women’s Sports Foundation, 2001- 2005 University College-Administrative Team, 2009 - present University Compliance Committee, 1994 - present University Student Retention Council, 1996 - present University Search Committees, 1990 - present University Accreditation Subcommittee, 2007 – 2009 NCAA Self Study Committee, 2000-2002 University Council for Retention of Multicultural Students, Fall 1997 University Advisor Discussion Group, 1995 - 2005 University Gender Equity Committee, 1995-96 DIVISION I WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Pam Bradetich (continued) Prof Empl Hist I have been involved with college athletics for over 30 years, first as a volleyball student-athlete and letter winner at the University of Idaho, then as an assistant and head volleyball coach at Idaho, and now as a senior level administrator at Washington State University. I was fortunate in my senior year at the University of Idaho to serve as co-captain and have the opportunity to compete in the national volleyball tournament, hosted by Cal State-Northridge. In my most successful year as a head coach at Idaho we won 26 matches, competed in our conference championship match hosted by Portland State University, and I was named conference coach of year. After leaving coaching, I began working at Washington State University and have had the opportunity to serve in several different administrative capacities over the past 20 years. As the Director of Event Operations for five years, I managed all aspects of event management for each WSU sport. I also had the opportunity to serve as the meet director for a Pac 10 Conference track and field championship, and served as the event manager for a NCAA tournament first round volleyball match. During my time as Director of Event Operations I also co-coordinated several high school spring sport state tournaments, hosted at Washington State University. Currently as Senior Associate Director of Athletics, I serve as sport supervisor for the volleyball and swimming programs, as well as oversee academic support services, strength and conditioning, nutrition, and athletic training services. I also assist our director of athletics with coordinating educational opportunities and professional development for Cougar coaches and sport supervisors. AT WSU: Sr Associate AD,2009-present Assoc. AD, Student Development,2000-06 Asst. AD, Academic and Career Services,1998-2000 Dir of Academics & Compliance,1994-98 Event Mgr/Dir of Event Operations,1989-1993 At Univ of Idaho: Head Volleybal, 1984-88 Asst. VB Coach, 1981-83 Education Master of Science from the University of Idaho(1990) with Athletic Administration Emphasis. Bachelor of Science from University of Idaho(1982)in Physical Education K-12 (Summa cum Laude)

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Barbara E. Dearing Designation SWA Institution Portland State University Job Title Assoc. AD/Business Ops/SWA Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport 50% Rule Y Conference Big Sky Conference Qualification Stmt Experience as a sport administrator at the Division I level; Division I coaching background prior to becoming an athletic administrator; operational and financial experience in conducting campus based women's volleyball tournaments. Committees Served On • NCAA Softball Sport Committee, 1984 & 1985. • NCAA Division II South Regional Softball Chair, 1983-1985. • Big Ten Conference Softball Coaches Sport Committee, Chairperson-1988; Secretary-1987. • NJCAA Region 12 Softball Director, 1991-1993, 1996-2001. • Ohio H.S. Fastpitch Softball Coaches Association Advisory Board, 1985-1988. • AIAW All-American Selection Committee, 1982. AIAW Division II Regional Softball Chair, 1980 - 1982 • Director, US Coal Festival Pro-Am Tennis Tournament, 1976. • South Carolina Association for HPER Executive Board, 1974 & 1975.

Prof Empl Hist Portland State University (2007 to present): Associate Athletic Director for Business & Financial Operations & SWA: 07/2008 to present. In addition to being responsible for department’s business affairs and annual operating budget, increased responsibilities include: oversight of department’s contracts and human resource functions; multiple sport program supervision for women’s softball, soccer, golf, and men’s and women’s track & field/cross country; coordination of University student-athlete insurance matters, liaison to individual sport summer camp programs. 10/07 – 6/08 served as Assistant Athletic Director for Business Operations with responsibilities for all matters regarding the business functions of the athletic department including daily operations of the department, budget development, implementation and management, and team travel transportation and lodging needs. Oversaw department’s audits (university and NCAA audits, EADA reports). Longwood University (2004 - 2007): Associate Athletic Director for Business Operations & SWA (2005-2007) Assistant Athletic Director for Business Operations & SWA (2004–2005) Assistant Softball Coach (1/04–7/04) Presbyterian College (2001-2003)- Head Softball Coach and Instructor, Physical Education Columbus State Community College (1990 - 2001)- Head Softball Coach (part-time position) Door Control Consultants, Inc. (1999–2001) - Director, Business & Marketing Initiatives New Albany County Club (1998-1999) - Athletic Director Franklin University (1996 - 1998) - Assistant to the Vice Presidents The Ohio State University (1985-1989) - Head Softball Coach and Women's Sports Program Assistant Liberty University (1979-1985) - Head Softball Coach and Assistant Professor, Health and Physical Education

Education 2009 - NACWAA/Leadership Enhancement Institute Graduate 2005 - NACWAA/HERS Leadership Institute Graduate 1996 - Franklin University -- MBA 1977 - Temple University -- M.Ed. 1974 - Marshall University -- Graduate studies in Physical Education 1973 - Bob Jones University – B.S. in Health and Physical Education

Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Colleen Lim Designation SWA Institution West Coast Conference Job Title Associate Commissioner Gender F Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference West Coast Conference Qualification Stmt I have been involved with the supervision of women's volleyball programs for the majority of my professional career. The game has a tremendous impact on the student-athletes who participate as well as the fans and young people who aspire to participate. It is important to have voices on the committee who are committed to the continued growth of the sport as well as committed to providing a fair and open perspective to the selection process. I am committed to doing by best for this committee.

Committees Served On Division I Women's Soccer Committee on Athletics Certification Division I Field Hockey Initial Eligibility Waiver Prof Empl Hist 2009 to Present - Associate Commissioner West Coast Conference 2007 - 09 - Assistant Dean of Admission, Stanford University 1990 - 2007 - Associate Director of Athletics, Yale University 1989 - 1990 - Youth Programs Coordinator, NCAA 1982 - 1989 - Associate AD, Mills College

Education BS University of California, Berkeley AM Stanford University Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Lisa Peterson Designation SWA Institution University of Kentucky Job Title Associate Athletics Director for Finance Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Southeastern Conference Qualification Stmt I have worked in Athletics for more than 16 years and have been the liaison for our volleyball team for 5 years. I work very closely with the staff and team. I travel frequently with the team and have managed both NCAA First and Second Round Volleyball Tournaments we have hosted the past two years. I understand the game and feel I would be an asset to the committee. Committees Served On NCAA Track and Field Committee from July 2005 - July 2007 Prof Empl Hist University of Kentucky, Associate AD for Finance/SWA Jan 2003 - present *Manage day to day operations for $72M budget with 22 sports, oversee payroll/personnel and information technology. Liaison with Volleyball, Gymnastics, Men's and Women's Cross Country, Indoor Track and Outdoor Track as well as work closely with Women's Basketball. University of Maryland, Assistant AD for Business & Finance Jan 1997 - Dec 2002 *Manage day to day operations of $32M budget for 25 sports. Liaison with Softball Team; responsible for team travel for football team travel party and men's basketball post- season travel University of Miami, Assistant Business Manager - Sept 1995 - Jan 1997 St. John's University, Intern to the Business Manager - April 1993 - August 1995

Education Masters of Business Administration in Computer Informations Systems - Jan 1998, St. John's University, Jamaica, NY Bachelor of Science in Business Management - May 1994, St.John's University, Jamaica, NY Associate of Arts - May 1992, Johnson County Community College, Overland Park, KY

Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Michelle Durban Designation SWA Institution Samford University Job Title Associate Athletic Director Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Southern Conference Qualification Stmt A former Division I student-athlete in the sport of volleyball, Ms. Durban has 11 years of volleyball coaching experience in Division I. Ms. Durban was a member of the American Volleyball Coaches Association from 1997-2008 and served as the Regional Ranking administrator for the Ohio Valley Conference for two years (2006-2007). Ms. Durban is currently the Senior Woman Administrator at Samford University with oversight of the volleyball program. Ms. Durban has conference committee experience as she currently serves on the Southern Conference Women's Basketball and Baseball Committees.

Committees Served On American Volleyball Coaches Association from 1997-2008 Regional Ranking administrator for the Ohio Valley Conference from 2006-2007 Prof Empl Hist Assistant Volleyball Coach at Butler University from 1997-2000 Assistnat Volleyball Coach at the University of Alabama from 2000-2003 Associate Head Coach at the University of Alabama from 2003-2004 Head Volleyball Coach at Samford University from 2004-2007 Senior Woman Administrator at Samford University from 2007-Present Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance at Samford University 2008-2009 Associate Athletic Director for Compliance at Samford University 2009-Present Education B.S. in Recreation and Sports Management from Indiana University 1996 M.S. in Sports Administration from Indiana University 1997 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 MEN’S WATER POLO COMMITTEE (Association-Wide Rules Administration and National Collegiate Championship)

Legislated Five members including representatives from all divisions and subdivisions of Division I in which a substantial number of schools sponsor the sport of Requirements: Men’s water polo, and an additional member shall serve as secretary-rules editor. Two members shall represent each of the two water polo regions (East and West) and one member shall be selected at-large. Quota of 50 percent administrators: 5. Quota of 50 percent coaches: 5. (50% coaches/ administrators requirement must be met combining the men’s and women’s committees.) Each Division will be responsible for the 50 percent coaches requirement. Preference: A coach and administrator from each region. Vacancies: Two September 2010 vacancies. Any division or subdivision. One West region one any region. One coach. Reappoint: Matthew Glovaski. Conference has held the position since 2007. Staff Liaison: Marcus Blossom; Teresa Smith (rules) Chair: Mike Sutton (9/08-9/10)

DIV. REG. POS. EM/ NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FBS W C N/M John Vargas Pacific 10 Vargas* Stanford University

FBS W Asst. N/M Jeff Heidmous Mountain West Heidmous Heidmous* AD U.S. Air Force Academy FCS E C Y/M Felix Mercado Ivy Group Mercado Mercado Mercado* Brown University

DI E Assoc N/M Matthew Glovaski Metro Atlantic Athletic Glovaski AD Iona College III W AD N/M Michael Sutton Southern California Sutton* Claremont McKenna-Harvey Intercollegiate Athletic Mudd-Scripps Colleges

Secretary-Rules Editor Barbara Kalbus N/A Kalbus Kalbus*

*Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09 MEN'S WATER POLO COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Corey Aronstam Iona College Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 21-Sep-07 22-Aug-08 John Zeigler Bucknell University Patriot League 1-Sep-04 24-Jan-08 Carl P. Quigley St. Francis College (New York) Northeast Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Patrick Lyons Iona College Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 1-Sep-06 1-Aug-07 Ken Weiner University of California, Los Angeles Pacific-10 Conference 15-Jan-02 1-Sep-06 Al Beaird Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Mountain Pacific Sports Federation 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Daniel R. Smith Loyola Marymount University West Coast Conference 1-Oct-00 1-Sep-03 Dante Dettamanti Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-02 James G. Thompson St. Francis College (New York) Northeast Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Edward H. Newland University of California, Irvine Big West Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 Kaia Hedlund University of Hawaii, Manoa Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 Michael O. Wooster Bucknell University Patriot League 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-00 Russell Yarworth University of Massachusetts, Amherst Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-99 Steve Heaston University of California, Berkeley Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-98 Edward H. Newland University of California, Irvine Big West Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 Edward Leland Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 Russell Yarworth University of Massachusetts, Amherst Atlantic 10 Conference 16-Feb-94 1-Sep-95 Steve Heaston University of California, Berkeley Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-92 1-Sep-95 Peter Snyder University of California, Santa Barbara Big West Conference 1-Sep-92 26-Jan-94 Edward H. Newland University of California, Irvine Big West Conference 15-Jan-92 1-Sep-93 Edward Leland Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-90 1-Sep-93 Edward H. Newland University of California, Irvine Big West Conference 1-Sep-89 15-Jan-92 Peter J. Cutino University of California, Berkeley Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-90 31-Dec-91 Ferdinand A. Geiger Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-87 1-Sep-90 Peter J. Cutino University of California, Berkeley Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-86 1-Sep-90 Edward H. Newland University of California, Irvine Big West Conference 1-Sep-86 1-Sep-89 Ferdinand A. Geiger Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-84 1-Sep-87 Kenneth E. Droscher University of California, Santa Barbara Big West Conference 1-Sep-84 1-Sep-86 Peter J. Cutino University of California, Berkeley Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-83 1-Sep-86 Corey Van Fleet Long Beach State University Big West Conference 1-Sep-82 1-Sep-84 Ferdinand A. Geiger Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-83 1-Sep-84 Peter J. Cutino University of California, Berkeley Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-80 1-Sep-83

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 MEN'S WATER POLO COMMITTEE NOMINEES Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service West Kirk Everist Head Men's Water Polo Coach University of California, Pacific-10 Conference FBS M Berkeley

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 19, 2010 MEN'S WATER POLO COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Kirk Everist Job Title Head Men's Water Polo Coach Institution University of California, Berkeley Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Pacific-10 Conference Qualification Stmt To whom it may concern:

I am indeed interested in the opportunity to sit on the Men's Water Polo Committee. I have been the Head Coach at the University of California - Berkeley since 2002. Since that time our teams have competed in the NCAA Championship game three times (2002-2006- 2007) winning the title in 2006 and 2007. I was also a member of the University of California's NCAA Championship teams of 1987 and 1988. As I have spent the better part of my adult life involved in NCAA Sports I feel it would be and honor to sit on this committee. I believe it would be a great opportunity to serve on behalf of my institution and fellow coaches and to help further the success and development of our sport at the NCAA level.

Committees Served On I have never sat on a NCAA Committee to date. I am an executive member (Secretary) of the American Water Polo Coaches Association (2004-Present) and was one of the founding members in 2004. Prof Empl Hist 1996-2002: Intraware Inc., Orinda California *Inside Sales Representative *Outside Sales Representative *Inside Sales Manager 2002-Present: University of California-Berkeley Head Men's Water Polo Coach Education University of California-Berkeley Class of 1990 *BA in Political Science Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 WRESTLING COMMITTEE (Association-Wide Rules Administration and Federated Championships) Legislated Thirteen members, including six members from Division I, three members from Division II, three members from Division III. One representative from the Requirements: following geographical region, South: District 3; and at least two representatives from the following three geographical regions: East: Districts 1 and 2; Midwest: Districts 4 and 5; and West: Districts 6, 7 and 8. An additional member shall be a nonvoting secretary-rules editor. Quota of 25 percent administrators: 3 Coaches: 6. Exempt from the limit of no more than 50% from any subdivision. Policy: Each division will adhere to the 50 percent coaches independently Vacancies: One September 2010 vacancy. Any subdivision. Any region except the South. Coach or administrator. Staff Liaison: Randy Buhr, Marcus Blossom (championships) and Teresa Smith (rules) Chair: Brad Traviolia (9/07-9/10)

DIV. RE POS. EM NAME AND INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 G. FBS Mid Deputy N Bradford Traviolia Big Ten Traviolia* W Com Big Ten Conference

FBS Mid Sr. Assoc. N Derek van der Merwe Mid-American van der Merwe van der W AD Central Michigan University Merwe*

FBS W C N Jim Zalesky Pacific-10 Zalesky Zalesky* Oregon State University

FBS So C N Steve Garland Atlantic Coast Garland Garland* University of Virginia

FCS East AD N/M J. Andrew Noel Eastern Intercollegiate Noel Noel Noel* Cornell University Wrestling Association/Ivy

DI East C N/M Gary Taylor Metro Atlantic Athletic Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor* Rider University

Secretary-rules editor Robert G. Bubb N/A Bubb Bubb* 10/13/09 DIVISION I MEN'S WRESTLING COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Greg Strobel Lehigh University Patriot League 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Bobby Douglas Iowa State University Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 John S. Trudgeon Virginia Military Institute Southern Conference 24-Sep-02 1-Sep-07 William Walker U.S. Air Force Academy Mountain West Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-07 Don Bocchi Arizona State University Pacific-10 Conference 23-Jun-05 1-Sep-06 Thomas Bold Brown University Ivy Group 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Steve Buddie Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 24-Sep-02 31-May-05 Curtis W. Blake Rider University Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Tim Cysewski Northwestern University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 David A. Martin Oklahoma State University Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Dennard Moore University of North Carolina at Greensboro Southern Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-02 Joseph T. Wells Oregon State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Michael Moyer George Mason University Colonial Athletic Association 1-Aug-97 1-Sep-00 William C. Lam University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Aug-97 1-Sep-99

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 DIVISION I WRESTLING COMMITTEE NOMINEES Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service East Thomas Shifflet Head Wrestling Coach Hofstra University Colonial Athletic FCS M Association MidW David A. Martin Senior Associate Athletics Oklahoma State University Big 12 Conference FBS M Director MidW John W. Smith Head Wrestling Coach Oklahoma State University Big 12 Conference FBS M MidW John Chadima Associate Athletic Director for University of Wisconsin, Big Ten Conference FBS M Capital Madison MidW Tricia L. Turley Assoc. Director of Athletics Ohio University Mid-American FBS F Conference

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 19, 2010 DIVISION I WRESTLING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Thomas Shifflet Job Title Head Wrestling Coach Institution Hofstra University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Colonial Athletic Association Qualification Stmt I have been a wrestling coach for thirteen years in four different conferences. To serve on the DI Wrestling Committee would be a great opportunity for me to provide assistance in a sport that has been a big part of my life. Committees Served On Southern Conference NCAA Individual Ranking Committee (2003 and 2004). Prof Empl Hist 2006 - Present. Head Wrestling Coach, Hofstra University. 2002-2006. Head Wrestling Coach, University of North Carolina, Greensboro. 1997-2002. Assistant Wrestling Coach, Cornell University. 1995-1997. Assistant Wrestling Coach, Georgia State University. Education Edinboro University, Bachelor of Science, 1995. Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WRESTLING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Dave Martin Job Title Senior Associate Athletics Director Institution Oklahoma State University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big 12 Conference Qualification Stmt As the Senior Associate Athletics Director, I have directed all facets of an athletics department including but not limited to marketing, public relations, fiscal management, fundraising, media relations and compliance. In addition, I continue to be directly involved in contest scheduling, contract coordination, and special events for all sports. In my 20 years of athletics administration, I have also served as an interim head coach for women?s tennis and wrestling. I currently oversee the Oklahoma State University wrestling program and serve on the National Wrestling Hall of Fame Board of Governors.

Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist 1983 ? Present: Associate Athletics Director, Oklahoma State University 1989: Interim Women?s Tennis Coach, Oklahoma State University 1993 ? 1995: Interim Athletics Director, Oklahoma State University 1998: Interim Big 12 Commissioner 1992: Interim Wrestling Coach, Oklahoma State University

Education Bachelor of Science ? Speech & Telecommunications, Iowa State University, 1970

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WRESTLING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name John Smith Job Title Head Wrestling Coach Institution Oklahoma State University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big 12 Conference Qualification Stmt Oklahoma State University Head Wrestling Coach - 14 years World Champion - 6 years Olympic Gold Medalist - 2 years (1988, 1992) NCAA National Championships - 2 individual titles as a participant and 5 team titles as a head coach. I have been the head wrestling coach for 14 years following my competitive career and I have a passion like no other for this sport. I have seen several positive changes occur in the last few years and would like to participate in continuing these trends for the future. I feel like my vast experience in this sport first as a participant and then as a coach provide me with the background necessary to take the sport to unprecedented levels. I will bring the same level of commitment to thsi committee that has made my competitive and coaching career so successful.

Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist 1988-1992, Assistant Coach, Oklahoma State University 1992-present, Head Coach, Oklahoma State University Education B.S. in Secondary Education, Oklahoma State University, 1988 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WRESTLING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name John Chadima Job Title Associate Athletic Director for Capital Institution University of Wisconsin, Madison Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big Ten Conference Qualification Stmt As a member of an eight-person senior management staff responsible for the oversight of 23 sport programs and a $90 million budget, I have gained experience and responsibility with one of the highest levels of intercollegiate athletic programs. I have been given the duty to oversee not only the wrestling program but the football and men’s and women’s golf programs. As the sole administrator overlooking wrestling, I maintain communication and compliance with NCAA and Big Ten policies and procedures. With the knowledge and understanding that I have gained through my professional experiences, I feel that I can help contribute to the NCAA Wrestling Committee. As you will see below my involvement outside of my work experience has given me a wide range of knowledge pertaining to the Big Ten and NCAA.

Committees Served On •Member of Big Ten Conference Sports Management Committee and women’s golf liaison •Member of UW-Madison Equity, Diversity, Student-Welfare Sub-Committee for NCAA Certification • Member of UW-Madison Campus Planning Committee for its facility master plan •Member and co-chair of Joint SE Campus Area Planning Committee •Member of the Rose Bowl and BCS National Championship Game Advisory Board •Member of UW-Madison Recreation Sports Board •Staff liaison to UW-Madison Athletic Board Golf Course Oversight Committee

Prof Empl Hist Associate Athletic Director for Capital Projects & Sports Administration: May, 2003–Present Director of Facilities & Events: May, 2007-January, 2000 Director of Football Operations: January, 1990-May,1997 Education The University of Iowa & University of Wisconsin-Madison • Studied in the graduate programs in Athletic Administration and Educational Administration

The University of Iowa •May 1998 - Received Bachelor of Science Degree in Liberal Arts, Physical Education/Athletic Administration Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y DIVISION I WRESTLING COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Tricia Turley Job Title Assoc. Director of Athletics Institution Ohio University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-American Conference Qualification Stmt Wrestling is a sport that I have a passion for. Although, I have never competed in the sport, I have been involved in the sport since I can remember. My father was the coach at my high school and I learned to keep score at age 12 and worked tournaments since I could walk. I worked for my high school wrestling program as well as my college program at Cornell and earned 4 Varsity Letters in Wrestling at Cornell. I have worked at 4 NCAA Championships (1998, 1999, 2000 and 2007), the 2004 Olympic Trials, 2005 World Team Trials, 2008 NWCA All-Star Classic, and countless other tournaments and events over the years. I was the founding wreslting club team advisor at Northeastern University. I have attended every NCAA Division I Championship since 1996. I firmly believe that continued service to the sport is essential in ensuring its stability and growth. Service on the Division I Wrestling Committee has been a career goal of mine and is the next step in service to the sport I love. Committees Served On Member & Chair of NCAA Division I Initial Eligibility Waivers Core Courses Subcommittee (2002- 2005); Peer Reviewer NCAA Division I Certification (2007-present); Advisory Board of College Athletics & the Law (2006 - present); Title IX Committee NACWAA (2008-present); Chair Professional Standards & Ethics Subcommittee NAAC (2008-present); Chair & Member A10 Softball committee (2006-2008); Clerk & Member Women's Basketball Foundation - Boston 2006, LOC for 2006 Women's Final Four (2003-2005); numerous campus committees at Northeastern University, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and Ohio University. Prof Empl Hist September 2008 - Present: Ohio University, Associate Athletic Director for Compliance & Student Services December 2005 - September 2008: University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Associate Athletic Director for Compliance Services November 2003 - December 2005: Northeastern University, Associate Athletic Director for Compliance & Enrollment Services and Senior Woman Administrator July 2001 - November 2003: Northeastern University, Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance June 2000 - June 2001: NCAA, Enforcement Services Intern Education M.S. Leadership, Northeastern University, August 2008 Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management, Northeastern University, June 2002 Attended University at Buffalo School of Law 1999-2000 (Did not graduate) B.S. Cornell University, School of Industrial & Labor Relations, May 1999 NACWAA Executive Institute, July 2009 NCAA Fellows Leadership Development Program, January 2007 - June 2008 NACWAA Leadership Enhancement Institute, July 2007 Cardinal Advisors Professional Development Academy, November 2007 NACDA Mentoring Institute, June 2007 & June 2008 NACWAA/HERS Institute for Administrative Advancement, June 2002 NCAA Media Training, April 2001 and April 2007 Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 BASEBALL RULES COMMITTEE (Association-Wide Rules Administration)

Legislated Nine members. Four Division I, two Division II (one administrator and one coach), two Division III (one coach) and an additional member shall be Requirements: secretary-rules editor. The secretary-rules editor may be reelected without restriction and is a nonvoting member. Quota of 25 percent administrators: 2. Quota of 50 percent coaches: 4 Policy: Each division will adhere to the 50 percent coaches independently. Vacancies: Two September 2010 vacancies. One Division I (any subdivision); preference: administrator. One Division II; preference: administrator. Staff Liaison: Ty Halpin Chair:

DIV POS EM/ NAME, INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FBS Asst. AD N/M Gary Overton Conference USA Overton* East Carolina University FBS Sr Assoc N/M Jeff Hurd Western Athletic Hurd Hurd Hurd* Comm Western Athletic Conference FCS C N/M Jim Case Ohio Valley Case Case* Jacksonville State University DI C N/M Tony Rossi Metro Atlantic Athletic Rossi Rossi Rossi Rossi* Siena College II C N/M Stan Skip Fite Peach Belt Fite Fite* Augusta State University II AD N/M Jerry Hughes Mid-American Hughes* Central Missouri State University Intercollegiate Athletics III SID N/M Eric Etchison Great South Athletic Etchison Etchison* Maryville College (Tennessee) III C N/M Joe Schaly Presidents’ Athletic Schaly Schaly Schaly Schaly* Thiel College Secretary-rules editor Jim Paranto N/A Paranto Paranto*

* Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09

BASEBALL RULES COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Robert Brontsema University of California, Santa Barbara Big West Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Tim Corbin Vanderbilt University Southeastern Conference 11-Aug-05 1-Sep-08 Elvis Dominguez Eastern Kentucky University Ohio Valley Conference 1-Sep-07 26-Jun-08 Cory Lima Southwestern Athletic Conf. Southwestern Athletic Conf. 5-Feb-04 1-Sep-07 John Iamarino Southern Conference Southern Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Frank A. Cruz Loyola Marymount University West Coast Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Rod Delmonico University of Tennessee, Knoxville Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-04 5-Jul-05 Dennis Womack University of Virginia Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Wilbert Ellis Grambling State University Southwestern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-03 15-Dec-03 Thomas E Burnett II Sun Belt Conference Sun Belt Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Lynn W. Thompson Bethune-Cookman University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 James W. Morris III University of Miami (Florida) Big East Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-01 Donald E. Kessinger University of Mississippi Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 William L. Rowe Jr. Missouri State University Missouri Valley Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-99 Robert J. Hiegert California State University, Northridge Big Sky Conference 1-Sep-94 1-Sep-98 Norman F. De Briyn University of Arkansas, Fayetteville Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 William L. Rowe Jr. Missouri State University Missouri Valley Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 Robert A. Warn Indiana State University Missouri Valley Conference 1-Sep-92 1-Sep-95 Jack E. Riley Oregon State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-91 1-Sep-94 Mike Martin Florida State University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-90 1-Sep-93 Norman F. De Briyn University of Arkansas, Fayetteville Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-90 1-Sep-93 Robert A. Warn Indiana State University Missouri Valley Conference 1-Sep-89 1-Sep-92 Jack E. Riley Oregon State University Pacific-10 Conference 15-Jan-89 1-Sep-91 Mike Martin Florida State University Atlantic Coast Conference 15-Jan-89 1-Sep-90 Norman F. De Briyn University of Arkansas, Fayetteville Southeastern Conference 1-Mar-89 1-Sep-90 Robert A. Warn Indiana State University Missouri Valley Conference 15-Jan-89 1-Sep-89

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 BASEBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Daniel E. Trump Asso. AD/Compliance/Baseball/M- University of Maryland, College Atlantic Coast Conference FBS M Tennis Park Casey M. Scott Associate AD/Operations Kansas State University Big 12 Conference FBS M Chris Monasch Director of Athletics St. John's University (New Big East Conference FBS M 1MBA 09/12 York) J.T. Bruett Director of Athletic Compliance University of Minnesota, Twin Big Ten Conference FBS M Cities Patrick A. Quinn Assoc. Director of Athletics Ball State University Mid-American Conference FBS M John W. Johnson Senior Associate Athletics Director Washington State University Pacific-10 Conference FBS M

Ray Tanner Head Baseball Coach University of South Carolina, Southeastern Conference FBS M Columbia Rick Mello Associate Commissioner Sun Belt Conference Sun Belt Conference FBS M 1ADC 07/10* Matthew Millet Asst. Athletics Director for Marketing Delaware State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. FCS M Y

Larry Teis Director of Athletics Texas State University-San Southland Conference FCS M Marcos Jim Keener Associate Athletics Director University of Hartford America East Conference DI M Chris Thomasson Assistant AD for Compiance and University of North Carolina, Atlantic 10 Conference DI M Champ. Charlotte Matt Wilson Associate Commissioner Atlantic Sun Conference Atlantic Sun Conference DI M Brian Quinn AD California State University, Big West Conference DI M Fullerton Tod Brown Head Baseball Coach North Dakota State University The Summit League DI M

Scott Leykam Associate Commissioner West Coast Conference West Coast Conference DI M

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 19, 2010 BASEBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Dan Trump Job Title Asso. AD/Compliance/Baseball/M-Tennis Institution University of Maryland, College Park Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Qualification Stmt Tremendous experience with the sport of college baseball having been a student-athlete at the Univ. of California who participated in two College World Series as a player, former coach at Loyola Marymount Univ., as a former baseball sport supervisor at Oregon State. and as current baseball sport supervisor at Maryland. Also have served previously on the DI NCAA Championship/Competition Cabinet, have a full understanding for the commitment and passion required to best serve the membership.

Committees Served On NCAA DI Championship/Competition Cabinet - June 2003-November 2004 Prof Empl Hist Univ. of Maryland - Asso. AD/Compliance/Baseball/Men's Tennis - March 2006-present Patriot League-Asso Executive AD/Sport Management & Governance -June 2002 - November 2004 Oregon State Univ. - Asso. AD/Compliance/Baseball-January 2000-May 2002 Loyola Marymount Univ. - Asst. AD/Compliance and Various other positions, including Asst. Baseball Coach - 1992-1999

Education BA - Univ. of California, Berkeley - 1992 Courses completed for MA - Central Michigan Univ. Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y BASEBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Casey Scott Job Title Associate AD/Operations Institution Kansas State University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport 50% Rule Y Conference Big 12 Conference Qualification Stmt I have been involved in the institutional athletics administration of the baseball programs at Wichita State University and Kansas State University totaling 15 years of service. In addition, I have been involved in the management of NCAA baseball post-season championship tournaments as an institutional Tournament Manager (six times) and NCAA Assistant Tournament Director (two times). I believe my knowledge of the game and extensive involvement in the sport at the NCAA level for a lengthy period of time makes me qualified to serve on this committee.

Committees Served On I have not served on other NCAA committees, but have served in the administration of championship events for the NCAA in the sports of baseball and men's and women's basketball. In addition to the baseball experience noted above, I have served as Tournament Manager for two NCAA Men's Basketball First/Second-Round sessions (Wichita 1994; Denver 1999) and two Women's Basketball First/Second-Round sessions (Kansas State 2002, 2003) and as the NCAA Women's Basketball Committee Liaison (Notre Dame 2004). I was also selected by the Division I Women's Basketball Championships staff to participate on a committee charged with reorganizing and redesigning the Championships Operations Manual.

Prof Empl Hist January 2002-Present: Associate Athletics Director/Operations, Kansas State University. April 1998-December 2001: Associate Athletics Director for External Operations, Colorado State University. February 1998-April 1998: Associate Athletics Director, Wichita State University. July 1994-February 1998: Senior Assistant Athletics Director, Wichita State University. July 1991-July 1994: Assistant Athletics Director for Operations and Events, Wichita State University. September 1988-July 1991: Assistant Athletics Director for External Operations, Wichita State University. October 1985-August 1988: Sports Information Director, Wichita State University

Education Bachelor of Science in Journalism and Mass Communications, 1977, Kansas State University Former HS Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y BASEBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Chris Monasch Job Title Director of Athletics Institution St. John's University (New York) Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big East Conference Qualification Stmt Played high school baseball, umpired college and high school baseball for over 15 years. St. John's is highly competitive division I baseball program. Committees Served On Division I Baseball Committee 2008-present Division I Management Council 2000-2005 NCAA Council 1992-1996 Division I Baseball Committee 2001-2004 Administrative Review Panel 1993-1996 Recruiting Committee 1994-1996 Committee on Athletics Certification 1998-2002 Among numerous other committees

Prof Empl Hist Director of Athletics St. John's University March, 2005 Commissioner, America East Conference, February 1997-March 2005 Commissioner, Northeast Conference, July, 1987-January 1997 Associate Director of Athletics, Seton Hall University October 1985-June 1987 Assistant Director of Athletics, Fordham University September 1981-October, 1984

Education Seton Hall University School of Law, JD, 1994 Fordham University, MA, Pubic Communications, 1985 St. John's University, BS, Sports Management, 1981 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y BASEBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name J.T Bruett Job Title Director of Athletic Compliance Institution University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big Ten Conference Qualification Stmt My background as a former MLB player and coaching experience, coupled with my current compliance responsibilities permits me to understand the rules of the game as well as its regulatory aspects. I played and coached at the Division I level with the University of Minnesota and University of Illinois-Chicago. In addition, I have 8 years of professional baseball playing experience with the Minnesota Twins, Cleveland Indians and Kansas City Royals. This includes parts of two years at the Major League level with the Minnesota Twins in 1992-93. With this combination of hands on experience and regulatory training, I believe I would add immediate value and be a positive contributor to the committee.

Committees Served On None, but look forward to the opportunity to serve and contribute. Prof Empl Hist August 2007 – Present Director of Athletic Compliance- University of Minnesota July 2003 – July 2007 Assoc. Director of Athletic Compliance- University of Minnesota November 2001 – June 2003 Asst. Director of Athletic Compliance- University of Minnesota June 2001 – October 2001 Director of Athletic Compliance- Univ. of Illinois-Chicago September 1998 – May 2001 Assistant Baseball Coach -Univ. of Illinois-Chicago January 1998 – August 1998 Volunteer Baseball Coach -University of Minnesota July 1988 – October 1996 Professional Baseball Player -Twins, Royals, Indians October 1985 – June 1988 Collegiate Baseball Player -University of Minnesota

Education M.S. in Athletic Administration July 2001 University of Illinois-Chicago B.A. in Individualized Studies June 1993 University of Minnesota

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Sport Ovrsight Exp NCAA Champ Exp Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y BASEBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Pat Quinn Job Title Assoc. Director of Athletics Institution Ball State University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-American Conference Qualification Stmt Head Baseball coach at the high school level from 1968 to 1981. Served on the board of various local, state and regional coaching associations Head collegiate baseball coach at the Division I level for 14 years. Athletic administrator now in my 16th year. Have served as a site coordinator for the NCAA Baseball Regionals for the past three years.

Committees Served On Served as the professional liaison between NCAA Baseball coaches and the Cincinnati Reds, 1981 - 1984. Prof Empl Hist High school teacher, coach and administrator 1968 - 1981 Head Baseball Coach, University of Cincinnati 1981-82 Head Baseball Coach, Ball State University 1982-1995 Associate Athletic Director, Ball State University 1995-present Education BS / Xavier University, Cincinnati, Ohio Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y BASEBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name John Johnson Job Title Senior Associate Athletics Director Institution Washington State University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Pacific-10 Conference Qualification Stmt I have been an athletic administrator for over 25 years and have been an athletic director for 12 of those years. I have served on the Championships and Competition Cabinet as well as the Football Issues Committee. During my career I have taken a keen interest in the integrity of the sports and the welfare of the student-athlete. Although I did not play college baseball, I was the sports supervisor for baseball at Washington State for 2 years.

Committees Served On NCAA Championships and Competition Cabinet 2003 I-AA Football Championship Committee 1995-2000 NCAA Football Issues Committee 1998-2000 I-AA Athletics Director Association Executive Committee 1996-2000 Prof Empl Hist Washingtion State University, Senior Associate Director of Athletics 2004-Present Weber State University, Director of Athletics 1997-2004 Weber State University, Senior Associate Director March 1997 to November 1997 Eastern Washington University Director of Athletics, Director of Athletics 1993-1997, Associate and Assistant Athletics Director 1985-2003, Promotions Director 1984-1985

Education Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration, Eastern Washington University, 1982 Master's Degree of Business Administration,Eastern Washington University, 1984

Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y BASEBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Ray Tanner Job Title Head Baseball Coach Institution University of South Carolina, Columbia Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Southeastern Conference Qualification Stmt Ray serves as the head baseball coach at the University of South Carolina. Committees Served On None Prof Empl Hist 1980 - 1987 Assistant Baseball Coach/Assistant to the AD at North Carolina State Univ. 1988 - 1996 Head Baseball Coach at North Carolina State Univ. 1997 - present Head Baseball Coach at the University of South Carolina

Education BS 1980 Recreation Resources Administration at North Carolina State Univ. Masters of Public Affairs at North Carolina State Univ. Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y BASEBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Rick Mello Job Title Associate Commissioner Institution Sun Belt Conference Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Sun Belt Conference Qualification Stmt My interest and expertise in college baseball is very strong and I would consider it an honor serve on this committee. In addition to working with strong baseball programs during my career -- Miami, Cal, etc. -- and as Associate Commissioner of the Sun Belt Conference, I supervise baseball (coaches, umpires, scheduling, post-season tournament)in a perennial Top 10 ranked conference; I have served the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee as Tournament Director for 13 Regionals and five Super Regionals since 1996. As a result of this work, I know and have developed relationships with collegiate baseball coaches all over the country and at all levels. I am passionate about this opportunity in that I feel it is a position where I give something back to a sport that has played a major role in my career development. Additionally, I feel that I can impact on the committee in that I will be able to derive candid feedback from coaches and administrators due to my national experience. Committees Served On Tournament Director, NCAA Baseball Regionals & Super Regionals 1996-2009; NCAA Division I Management Council 1997-2000; NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Committee 2005-2006; NCAA Division I Administration Cabinet 2008-Current; NCAA Division Championship Cabinet 2007-2008; Chair, NCAA Division I Administrative Review Subcommittee 1999-2002; NCAA Transition Management Council 1997; NCAA Division I Bowl Licensing Committee 2007-2008; NCAA Peer Review Certification 2001-2004; ManCo Subcommittee - AQ Requirements for New Conferences 1999-2000; ManCo Subcommittee - Division I Basketball Working Group; President and Chairman of the Board, Humane Society of Greater Miami 2005-2007; Board of Directors Miami Chamber of Commerce Sports Commission 2000-2006; Board of Directors Little Rock Major Sports Association Prof Empl Hist 2006-current - Associate Commissioner (Sports Administration & Championships) - Sun Belt Conference 2000-2006 - Director of Athletics, Florida International University 1995-2000 - Director of Athletics, Univ. of Arkansas at Little Rock 1992-1995 - Assoc. AD, External Affairs, Univ. of Miami, Florida 1990-1992 - Asst. AD, Marketing & Corporate Development, California 1987-1990 - Football Recruiting Coordinator, California 1984-1987 - Assoc Media Relations Director, California 1983-1984 - Media Relations Director, University of the Pacific 1981-1983 - Assoc Dir. Media Relations & Marketing (Women's Athletics), UCLA 1980-1981 - Asst. Media Relations Director, University of the Pacific Education BS - Journalism - Utah State (Cum Laude graduate) 1980 Graduate of Distinction and Member of Athletic Hall of Fame - Liberty High School (Brentwood, California) Graduate - 1976 Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y BASEBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Matthew Millet Job Title Asst. Athletics Director for Marketing Institution Delaware State University Gender M Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. Qualification Stmt Given my extensive background in all realms of baseball, as well as my passion for the game, I believe that being a part of this committee, I could help to improve the game itself. My administrative background can also give a budgetary outlook in relation to rule changes and adaptations.

Committees Served On Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Representative for NACMA

Prof Empl Hist Before entering collegiate athletics, I had over ten years experience in minor-league and professional baseball organizations. I worked in all areas of front offices form ticket sales, sponsorship sales, media relations, public relations, facility operations, marketing and baseball operations.

Education I currently hold a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Robert Morris University (1999) in Moon Township, PA and have recently obtained a Masters of Science in Sports Administration from Delaware State University (2009) in Dover, DE.

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y BASEBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Lawrence B. Teis Job Title Director of Athletics Institution Texas State University-San Marcos Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Southland Conference Qualification Stmt As an athletic director, I have first hand knowledge how a successful baseball program can benefit the department. This past season, we built a new baseball complex and broke our schools record for the most wins in a season. We also won our regular season championship and finished in the top 30 for the first time in school history. We were chosen as the number two seed in the Austin regional. Baseball is a difficult sport to manage. With so many players dividing up scholarships, it is critical you handle your scholarship management. We also have issues with travel and how many class days. Our kids are on the road 3-4 days per week during the season which in turn affects their Academic Progress Rate. It is critical that an athletic director from a mid major program be represented on this committee so our voice can be heard. So many times, issues and rules at our level may not have the same impact as the next level.

Committees Served On none Prof Empl Hist March 2004 to Present – Director of Athletics – Texas State University January 1999 – March 2004 - Associate Athletic Director for External Affairs – Texas State University 1995-1999 - Director of Athletic Marketing - Texas Christian Universiy 1992-1995 - Assistant Director of Lobo Club - The University of New Mexico 1991-1992 - Director of Public Relations - San Antonio Missions Baseball Club 1990-1991 – Director of Public Relations - Nissan Grand Prix of San Antonio

Education 1996 - Ph.D. The University of New Mexico - Health, Physical Education, and Recreation.

Emphasis - Sports Administration Minor - Training and Learning Technologies

August 1990 - Master of Science - Sport Administration - St. Thomas University

May 1988 - Bachelor of Business - Texas Christian Unviersity

Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y BASEBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jim Keener Job Title Associate Athletics Director Institution University of Hartford Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport 50% Rule Y Conference America East Conference Qualification Stmt Jim is a former baseball coach. His experience as a former coach and current administrator would be an asset to the committee. Committees Served On Currently the chairman of the Executive Committee for the America Sky Men's Golf Conference Executive Commitee (2006-Present). Prof Empl Hist Associated with the University of Hartford and its athletics program since the fall of 1983. Currently an associate athletics director, one of three senior administrators that report directly to the AD. Serves as the sport administrator for baseball, men's and women's golf, and men's and women's tennis. In addition to being a former baseball coach, played a key role in the administration of both NCAA Regional (3 years) and conference baseball tournaments (numerous years) in the late 1980s. Over the course of the past 26 years, also played an leadership role in the areas of media relations, marketing, and development. Specificially, was the project manager for the Home Field Advantage fundraising campaign that included the construction of a new baseball field on campus.

Education Graduated from Robert Morris College in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania in 1983 with an undergradaute degree in sports management. Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Conference Accept Y BASEBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Chris Thomasson Job Title Assistant AD for Compiance and Champ. Institution University of North Carolina, Charlotte Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic 10 Conference Qualification Stmt I would be extremely excited to serve my University and Conference by participating on the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee. I have 5 years of experience in athletic administration. During these years, I have worked closely with the baseball program at Charlotte dealing directly with topics surrounding the program and on the conference level. Having also served on the conference baseball committee, I feel I am very knowledgeable with the issues facing the baseball community and have experience with developing technical manuals for conference championships. Being a former collegiate baseball player, I also can provide the perspective of the student-athlete. My experiences both as a student-athlete and administrator have prepared me well to serve in this capacity.

Committees Served On 2008-2009 Atlantic 10 Conference Baseball Committee Member 2006-2009 Atlantic 10 Conference Track and Field Committee Member, 2007-2008 Chair 2008-Present National Association for Athletics Compliance Standards and Ethics Committee Member

Prof Empl Hist 2004-2005 Compliance Intern, Virginia Commonwealth University 2005-2007 Director of Compliance and Championships, Univeristy of North Carolina Charlotte 2007-Present Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance and Championships University of North Carolina Charlotte Education BS from Christopher Newport University 1998 MS from Virginia Commonwealth University 2005 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y BASEBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Matt Wilson Job Title Associate Commissioner Institution Atlantic Sun Conference Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Sun Conference Qualification Stmt There are several reasons that I am a good candidate to serve on the Baseball Rules Committee. Since my arrival at the Atlantic Sun, I have been the primary administrator for baseball on the conference level. A-Sun baseball has been historically strong, earning multiple NCAA Regional bids. As the administrator, I also am the main point of contact for the league's umpires and have developed a great relationship with our coordinator of umpires Tony Thompson. I have attended NCAA umpire clinics in both Atlanta and Orlanda as well as participating via conference call in the Umpire Improvement Program during the season. Additionally, I have five years of professional baseball official scoring experience. I enjoy the game and would look forward to the work and time commitment that comes with selection to this committee.

Committees Served On I have not yet been chosen to serve on an NCAA committee. While at Belmont University, I served as co-chair of the school's Conference Basketball Tournament Committee. I currently serve as the conference liaison to several of our committees.

Prof Empl Hist I am in my fifth season at the Atlantic Sun Conference. I started as Assistant Commissioner for Communications and Championships and have been promoted to Associate Commissioner for Operations over that time. Prior to the A-Sun, I spent the first six years of my professional career at Belmont University, rising from Assistant Sports Information Director to Assistant AD before leaving for the A-Sun. I also worked five years as the official scorer for the Nashville Sounds Triple-A baseball club.

Education I earned my Bachelor of Arts degree from Belmont University in 1998 with a major in History. Former HS Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Conference Accept Y BASEBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Brian Quinn Designation AD Institution California State University, Fullerton Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big West Conference Qualification Stmt Division I Athletic Director at two schools for a total of 21 years. Former Division I scholarship baseball and basketball player. AD at one of nation's finest baseball programs and constant CWS participant. Both schools where I have been AD have gone to CWS in Omaha. Coached high school baseball. 4 years successful baseball committee work. I have a passion for the sport of baseball and stay current on all issues. My background as a player and as a committee member give me excellent background to help make decisions to improve the game of baseball. I have been around and closely associated with some of the nation's finest players and coaches and have a strong understanding about the way the game should be played. I loved my time with the baseball committee and feel I contributed to the success over the past years in the selection process. I continue to speak to conferences about baseball selection and how to improve programs. I am also available and never miss meetings. Committees Served On I was on the men's volleyball committee from 1997-2001 and served as the chair for two years. I also served on the NCAA baseball committee from 2005-2009. I also was the chair for the West in baseball. I continued to chair baseball for the Big West Conference. I have served on the conference Cabinet, officiating committee, among others. At Loyola Marymount I was the chair for the West Coast Conference Athletic Directors. I am currently the First Vice President for Division IAAA and will be the next President of that organization. Co-chair of the Faculty/Staff fundraising campaign at Loyola Marymount University. Member of President's Blue Ribbon Committee to raise school identity locally and nationally. NACDA member in good standing. Member of Minority Opportunities Athletic Association, member of Black Coaches Association. member of committee for relations with schools and colleges for University of California.l President of Irvine Unified School District Administrators Assoc. Prof Empl Hist Cal State Fullerton Athletic Director - 2002-present Loyola Marymount University Fundraising - 1998-2002 Loyola Marymount University 1985-1998 - Athletic Director Irvine Unified School District - teacher, coach, administrator 1970-1985 Saddleback Community College District - Physical Education teacher 1979-1985 (part-time) St. Bernard High School - teacher, head basketball coach 1969-70 St. Anthony's High School - teacher, coach 1968-69 Security Pacific National Bank - 1964-1968 Equitable Life Assurance Society - 1963-1964 Education Masters Degree - Long Beach State University, 1973 Business Degree - Loyola Marymount University, 1964 Credentials in Secondary Education, Administration, and Saddleback Community College Supervision and Administration - University of California Irvine Certificate in Work Measurement Engineering - Work Factor Institute New Jersey Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y BASEBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Tod Brown Job Title Head Baseball Coach Institution North Dakota State University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference The Summit League Qualification Stmt Mr. Brown has 10 years of collegiate coaching experience across three Division I conferences, and has been the head coach at North Dakota State University since July 2007. Mr. Brown is an effective communicator whose high morals and values have earned him the respect of staff, student-athletes, and parents alike. He has made academics a top priority, has set a firm but positive set of expectations for his team, and has demonstrated a clear commitment to following NCAA, League, and institutional regulations.

Mr. Brown is highly interested in becoming involved with the Baseball Rules Committee and, based upon his experience and qualifications, The Summit League believes that he would make a positive contribution to the Committee.

Committees Served On This would be my first NCAA committee. Prof Empl Hist 1 1/2 years as Volunteer Assistant at University of Arizona. 8 years Assistant at Bowling Green State University. Currently in 2nd year as Head Coach at North Dakota State University. Education Graduated 1994 from University of Arizona with BS in Regional Development. 1997 Post-Baccalaureate in Education from Chapman University. Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y BASEBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Scott Leykam Job Title Associate Commissioner Institution West Coast Conference Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport 50% Rule Y Conference West Coast Conference Qualification Stmt In my current role at the West Coast Conference, I serve as the liaison to our baseball coaching group and am the point person for all handbook and rules issues. I was also actively involved with the WCC Baseball Championship, and am part of a strategic plan process working on the future formats and sites of our conference baseball event. Prior to my time at the West Coast Conference, I assisted in coordination of Pac-10 Championships, NCAA Regionals and NCAA Super Regionals hosted at Stanford University. In my role as Baseball Media Relations Contact, I also served as the official scorer at Sunken Diamond and accompanied the Cardinal to Omaha on multiple occasions. Committees Served On COSIDA: Publications Committee; Academic All-America Committee Stanford: Chair of Stanford Athletic Hall of Fame Selection Commiee; Chair of Stanford Athletic Board Awards Selection Committee Prof Empl Hist Leykam began his career at Stanford in the athletic media relations department, where he served for eight years (1995-2003), eventually earning the title of Co-Director of Media Relations. He supervised all media relations duties for women's basketball, baseball, men's and women's volleyball, men's and women's tennis, wrestling, and managed football media relations responsibilities for the Cardinal's Rose Bowl, Sun Bowl, Liberty Bowl and Seattle Bowl teams. He also served as the NCAA Tournament Media Relations Coordinator for several post-season events, including women's basketball, baseball, and women's volleyball. Leykam later served as the Director of Athletic Annual Giving (2004-08) in the Stanford University athletics department. During his five-year tenure in that position, Leykam managed the third largest annual fund on the Stanford campus, the Buck/Cardinal Club, and increased revenue by 157 percent in four years. Under his direction, the Buck/Cardinal Club saw its fundraising efforts go from $2.653 million in 2004 to a record $6.826 million in 2007. Leykam was the athletics department liaison to the 60-member Buck/Cardinal Board of Directors. He served as staff supervisor for the Stanford Stadium Seating Committee, a committee assembled by the athletic director to advise on seating and ticketing plans for the new Stanford Stadium. He also served as Chairman of the Stanford Athletic Hall of Fame Selection Committee and was the Stanford Athletics spokesman at advisory board meetings, Alumni Association functions, and local fundraising luncheons. Leykam was named the Associate Commissioner for External Relations of the West Coast Conference on May 21, 2008. Leykam is primarily responsible for the coordination of television partnerships, media relations, corporate sponsorships, new media initiatives, licensing, merchandising, scheduling marketing and branding of both the conference and its member institutions. He is also the baseball coaches liaison.

Education Saint Mary’s College of California : Degree: May 1995 (BA in Communications) 2006-present Professor, Saint Mary’s College • Professor of weekly Journalism/Sports Journalism course for 25-30 upper division undergraduates. • Weekly lecture topics included how to write news articles, feature stories, and columns; media monopolies; and the changing face of the Bay Area Newspaper industry. While a full-time student at Saint Mary's .... Staff Sports Writer, Contra Costa Times • Served as staff reporter for 30+ hours per week at major Bay Area newspaper with circulation of over 100,000

Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 MEN’S BASKETBALL RULES COMMITTEE (Association-Wide Rules Administration) Thirteen members, including six members from Division I, three members from Division II and three members from Division III. An additional member shall be a nonvoting secretary-rules editor. Quota of 25 percent administrators: 3. Quota of 50 percent coaches: 6. Two representatives from each of the following four geographical regions: Region 1: Districts 1 and 2; Region 3: Districts 4 and 5 Region 2: District 3 Region 4: Districts 6, 7 and 8. Policy: Each division will adhere to the 50 percent coaches independently. Vacancies: Two September 2010 vacancies. One Division I (FCS/DI subdivision); coach. One Division III; coach or administrator. One Region 1. Staff Liaison: Leslie Danehy, Ty Halpin Chair: REG/ POS EM/ NAME, INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 DIV DST GEN FBS 3 C N/M Mike Brey Big East Brey Brey* University of Notre Dame FBS 4 AD N/M Gerald Myers Big 12 Myers Myers Myers* Texas Tech University DI 1 C N/M Fran McCaffrey Metro Atlantic Athletic McCaffrey McCaffrey McCaffrey McCaffrey* Siena College FBS 3 AD N/M Jim Schaus Mid-American (formerly Schaus Schaus* Ohio University (changed from Missouri Valley) Wichita State 6/08) FCS 2 Assoc N/M Adam Brick Colonial Athletic Brick Brick Brick* AD George Mason University FCS 2 C N/M Bobby Lutz Atlantic-10 Lutz* University of North Carolina, Charlotte II 2 AD N/M Scott Eaton Great Lakes Valley Eaton Eaton Eaton* Northern Kentucky University II 4 AD Y/M Albert Kenyon Wagner Pacific West Wagner Wagner Wagner* Brigham Young University, Hawaii II 3 C/A N/M Robert Corn Mid-America Corn Corn* Missouri Southern State Intercollegiate Athletics University III 3 C/A N/M John Thompson USA South Athletic Thompson Thompson* North Carolina Wesleyan Coll III 3 C N/M Steve Moore North Coast Athletic Moore* College of Wooster III 3 A/C N/M Robert Passage Michigan Intercollegiate Passage Passage Passage Passage* Kalamazoo College Athletic Secretary-Rules Editor Edward Bilik N/A Bilik Bilik* *Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09 MEN'S BASKETBALL RULES COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Reggie Witherspoon University at Buffalo, the State University of New York Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Bob Thomason University of the Pacific Big West Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Gary Williams University of Maryland, College Park Atlantic Coast Conference 21-Sep-07 1-Sep-08 Rick Hartzell University of Northern Iowa Missouri Valley Conference 1-Sep-07 22-Jan-08 Joe Dean Jr. Birmingham-Southern College Big South Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Larry Keating University of Kansas Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 George Prosser Wake Forest University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-04 31-Jul-07 University of Pennsylvania Ivy Group 18-May-04 1-Sep-06 Perry A. Watson University of Detroit Mercy Horizon League 1-Jul-01 1-Sep-05 George David Odom University of South Carolina, Columbia Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Willis Wilson Rice University Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 John Thompson III Princeton University Ivy Group 1-Sep-02 7-May-04 Art Hyland Big East Conference Big East Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-03 Thomas J. O'Connor George Mason University Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-03 Oliver Pough South Carolina State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Michael J. Montgomery Stanford University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 Reggie (WM.) Minton U.S. Air Force Academy Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 Art Hyland Big East Conference Big East Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-99 Oliver Pough South Carolina State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-98 Dan Fitzgerald Gonzaga University West Coast Conference 28-Dec-94 1-Sep-97 Pete Gillen Providence College Big East Conference 1-Sep-94 1-Sep-97 Laurence C. Keating Jr. Seton Hall University Big East Conference 1-Sep-96 24-Jun-97 Clem Haskins University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 Henry O. Nichols Villanova University Big East Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 Joey Meyer DePaul University Conference USA 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 Laurence C. Keating Jr. Seton Hall University Big East Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 George H. Raveling University of Southern California Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-94 31-Aug-95 George Raveling University of Southern California Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-94 31-Aug-95 Roland Massimino University of Nevada, Las Vegas Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-94 25-Oct-94 George H. Raveling University of Southern California Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-91 1-Sep-94 Pete Gillen Providence College Big East Conference 1-Sep-91 1-Sep-94 Roland Massimino University of Nevada, Las Vegas Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-91 1-Sep-94

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 MEN'S BASKETBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEES Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service 2 Mike Sutton Head Men's Basketball Coach Tennessee Technological Ohio Valley Conference FCS M University 3 Jim Molinari Head Men's Basketball Coach Western Illinois University The Summit League DI M

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 19, 2010 MEN'S BASKETBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Mike Sutton Job Title Head Men's Basketball Coach Institution Tennessee Technological University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Ohio Valley Conference Qualification Stmt I have coached at the high school, junior college and Division levels for 30+ years. Division I head coach in OVC for past 8 years and DI assistant in four different conferences. Have adminstratice experience (HS AD for 11 years) and was a certified official in Virginia in th 80s. I am extremely interested in serving on the rules committee and I have a passion for continuing to keep basketball at a high level with an fair and equitable playing field for all involved. I believe I have good rapport with officials and understand how difficult our game is to officiate.

Committees Served On NCAA Regional Selection Committee 2008-2010; NABC Member since 1980; NCHSCA Member 1978-1979; VHSCA Member 1981-1994; VHSADA Member 1983-1994 served on Officiating Committees for Central Region Prof Empl Hist 1975-1978 Assistant HS Coach D.H. Conley, Greenville, NC; 1978-1979 Assistant Coach Lees McRae Junior College, Banner Elk, NC; 1979-1980 Assistant Coach Hoke HS, Raeford, NC; 1980-81 Assistant Coach Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA; 1981- 1994 Head Coach and Athletic Director (1983-1994)Meadowbrook HS, Richmond, VA; 1994-1995 Assistant Coach University of Tulsa, Tulsa, OK; 1995-1997 Assistant Coach University of Georgia, Athens, GA; 1997-2002 Assistant Coach University of Kentucky; 2002 to Present Head Coach Tennessee Tech University, Cookeville, TN

Education HS Diploma 1974 D.H. Conley HS; B.S. 1978 East Carolina University; M.S. 1979 Appalachian State Univrersity Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y MEN'S BASKETBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name James Molinari Job Title Head Men's Basketball Coach Institution Western Illinois University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference The Summit League Qualification Stmt I have been coaching at the highest level of Division 1 basketball for 30 years. I watched the game evolve and the rules change throughout those years. I have a deep love for the game and I have always analyzed the game because I am also an attorney. I have also coached one of our USA teams over in Italy, so I have a feel for international rules. I have 30 years of relationships with coaches at all levels, so I would have access to great input. I want to give back to the NCAA for everything it has done for me and my family.

Committees Served On I have never been on an NCAA committee. Prof Empl Hist Depaul University Assistant Men's Basketball Coach 1978-1989

Northern Illinois Head Men's Basketball Coach 1989-1991

Bradley University Head Men's Basketball Coach 1992-2002

National Basketball Association Scout Toronto Raptors/Miami Heat 2002-2004

University of Minnesota Assistant and Interim Head Coach 2004-2007

Ball State University Men's Basketball Assistant 2007-2008

Western Illinois University Men's Basketball Head Coach 2008-Present Education B.A. Illinois Wesleyan

J.D. Depaul University Former Col Ath/Coach Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL RULES COMMITTEE (ASSOCIATION-WIDE RULES ADMINISTRATION) Legislated Thirteen members, including six members from Division I, three members from Division II and three members from Division III. An additional member Requirements: shall be a nonvoting secretary-rules editor. Quota of 25 percent administrators: 3. Quota of 50 percent coaches: 6. Two representatives from each of the following four geographical regions: Region 1: Districts 1 and 2 Region 2: District 3 Region 3: Districts 4 and 5 Region 4: Districts 6, 7 and 8 Policy: Each division will adhere to the 50 percent coaches independently. Vacancies: Four September 2010 vacancies. Two Division I (preference: administrators); one Division II (administrator); one Division III (administrator). One Region 1; one Region 2. Two administrators. Staff Liaison: Rachel Seewald Chair: Amy Backus (9/08-9/10) DIV RE POS EM/ NAME, INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 G GEN FBS 4 Assoc N/F Leslie Claybrook Conference USA Claybrook Claybrook Claybrook* AD Rice University FBS 2 C N/M Curt Miller Mid-American Miller Miller Miller Miller* Bowling Green State University FCS 1 CCD N/F Amy Backus Ivy Group Backus* Yale University FCS 2 Assoc. N/F Cathy Roberts Southern Roberts* AD University of North Carolina at Greensboro FCS 4 C N/F Lee Ann Riley Southland Riley Riley* Stephen F. Austin State University DI 3 C Y/F Shimmy Gray-Miller Atlantic-10 Gray-Miller Gray-Miller* Saint Louis University II 3 Assoc. N/F Lynn Griffin Great Lakes Valley Griffin* AD University of Indianapolis II 3 C N/M Lynn Plett Mid-America Intercollegiate Plett Plett* Missouri Western State University Athletics II 3 Assoc. N/M David Marsh Great lakes Intercollegiate Marsh* (Pewinski) (Pewinski) (Pewinski (3) AD (N/F) Northwood University (Great Lakes Intercollegiate) 9/14*) (C) (Jamie Pewinski Lake Superior State University) III 1 Asst. N/F Brenda Alexander City University of New Alexander* AD New York City College of York Athletic Technology III 1 C N/F Mary Ellen Burt Liberty League Burt Burt Burt* Union College (NY) III 3 C N/M Donald Mulhern Wisconsin Intercollegiate Mulhern Mulhern Mulhern Mulhern* University of Wisconsin, Superior Athletic Secretary-rules editor Debra Williamson N/A Williamson

*Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL RULES COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Sharon Fanning Mississippi State University Southeastern Conference 24-Apr-07 1-Sep-08 Kathy Olivier University of Nevada, Las Vegas Mountain West Conference 1-Sep-05 26-Jun-08 Betsy Blose University of North Carolina, Asheville Big South Conference 22-Sep-04 1-Sep-07 Jim Foster The Ohio State University Big Ten Conference 17-Sep-03 1-Sep-07 Carolyn Peck University of Florida Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-04 1-Apr-07 Barbara Jacobs Big East Conference Big East Conference 5-May-98 1-Sep-06 Bill Nepfel University of San Francisco West Coast Conference 1-Jan-01 1-Sep-06 Kristen Foley Temple University Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Lynn Hickey University of Texas at San Antonio Southland Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-05 Cheryl Nix Winthrop University Big South Conference 1-Sep-03 19-Aug-04 Carla Green-Williams Vanderbilt University Southeastern Conference 1-Jan-01 1-Sep-03 Cindy Stein University of Missouri, Columbia Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Theresa Shank Grentz University of Illinois, Champaign Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Lea Henry Georgia State University Atlantic Sun Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-01 Sanya J. Tyler Howard University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-99 1-Jan-01 Kate Pohlig University of Delaware America East Conference 19-Jun-97 1-Sep-00 Kay Yow North Carolina State University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-99 Marianna Freeman Syracuse University Big East Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-99 Elaine Elliott University of Utah Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-98 Joan M. Bonvicini University of Arizona Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-94 1-Sep-98 Marcy Weston Central Michigan University Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-97 1-May-98 Marcy Weston Central Michigan University Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-95 25-Nov-97 Brenda Reilly Central Connecticut State University Northeast Conference 1-Sep-94 1-Sep-97 Angela C. Beck University of Nebraska, Lincoln Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-96 27-May-97 Linda K. Hill-Mac Donald University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 Marianna Freeman Syracuse University Big East Conference 7-Jul-93 1-Sep-96 Elaine Elliott University of Utah Western Athletic Conference 1-Sep-92 1-Sep-95 Janice C. Shelton East Tennessee State University Southern Conference 1-Sep-92 1-Sep-95 Marcy Weston Central Michigan University Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-92 1-Sep-95 Brenda Reilly Central Connecticut State University Northeast Conference 1-Sep-91 1-Sep-94 Catherine B. Green University of Washington Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-91 1-Sep-94

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEES Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service 1 Katie Herbine Assoc AD/SWA University of Maine, Orono America East Conference DI F

1 Meghan Bertovich Director of Women's Metro Atlantic Athletic Metro Atlantic Athletic DI F Basketball Conference Conference 2 Pamela E. Young Senior Associate AD University of South Sun Belt Conference FBS F Alabama 2 Susan A. Collins Senior Associate George Mason University Colonial Athletic FCS F Athletic Director Association 2 Philip Hutcheson AD Lipscomb University Atlantic Sun Conference DI M 3 Maureen A. Harty Assistant Athletic Northwestern University Big Ten Conference FBS F Director 3 Barbara Burke AD Eastern Illinois University Ohio Valley Conference FCS F

4 Kathy McConnell-Miller Head Women's University of Colorado, Big 12 Conference FBS F Basketball Coach Boulder 4 Carolyn Jenkins Associate West Coast Conference West Coast Conference DI F Y Commissioner/CFO

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 19, 2010 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Katie Herbine Job Title Assoc AD/SWA Institution University of Maine, Orono Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport 50% Rule Y Conference America East Conference Qualification Stmt I played Division I basketball at the University of Maine from 1996 - 2000. Coached at the Division III level from 2005 through 2008 and I am currently coaching a local high school team part time. I have always been a student of the game and want to be a part of the bigger picture of women's college basketball. Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist I was employed as an attorney in Maine and Florida for three years from 2003 through 2006. Upon returning to Maine I was employed by the University of Maine at Farmington as a health educator, head coach of women's cross country and assistant coach of women's basketball. I am now employed as the Associate AD for Compliance and SWA at the University of Maine in addition to working part time at Bangor High School as a basketball coach. Education B.A. in History from the University of Maine 2000 J.D. from New England School of Law (Boston) 2003 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y WOMEN'S BASKETBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Meghan Bertovich Job Title Director of Women's Basketball Institution Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Qualification Stmt In my years working in collegiate athletics, I have been exposed to working numerous NCAA tournaments, including be assistant tournament manager for the 2009 NCAA DI Women's Regionals in Trenton, NJ. I have worked numerous NCAA DI Men's Tournaments over the past 10 years in various locations as well. I am well versed in women's basketball and the rules, being a player for years and then a student manager for over 6 years through high school and college. I have sport oversight experience from my current job at the MAAC. Committees Served On No service on NCAA Committee currently Tournament Manager - NCAA Wrestling Championship, Philadelphia, PA, 2011 Assistant Tournament Manager - NCAA Women's Regionals, Trenton, NJ 2009 NCAA First and Second Round Men's Basketball Tournament - Buffalo, NY 2007 NCAA Women's Regionals - Dayton, Ohio 2007 NCAA Men's First and Second Rounds, hosted by the Atlantic 10, Philadelphia, PA 2006 NCAA Men's Basketball Opening Round Games - Dayton, Ohio - 2005-2008

Prof Empl Hist Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference - Director of Women's Basketball Operations July 1, 2009 - Present Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference - Director of Championships and Special Events October 6, 2008-June 30, 2009 Sun Belt Conference - Championships Assistant July 7, 2008 - September 30, 2008 University of Dayton - Senior Manager of the Women's Basketball Team August 2004 - May 2008

Education University of Dayton 2004-2008 Bachelors of Science - Sports Management; Minor - Business Administration Former HS Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y WOMEN'S BASKETBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Pam Young Designation SWA Job Title Senior Associate AD Institution University of South Alabama Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Sun Belt Conference Qualification Stmt As a former player and collegiate coach, I am very interested in serving on the Women's Basketball Rules Commitee. After a outstanding high school basketball career and participated in the Mississippi South All Star Team, I was awarded a basketball scholarship at Belhaven College where I completed my BS degree in physical education. I then accepted an assistant basketball coach position at the University of South Alabama where I completed my master's degreee in education. Serving three years as an assistant coach, I accepted the head coach at Spring Hill College where I coached for 4 years. I returned to the University of South Alabama in 1991 as an athletic administer overseeing women's basketball as well as 13 other Division I programs. With my basketball knowledge, I feel that I would be an assest to this committee.

Committees Served On Served on the first NCAA Championship Cabinet 1996-1998. Prof Empl Hist 1980-81 Served as a graduate assistant in the department of physical education as well as an assistant women's basketball coach. 1981-1983 - Employed as a full-time assistant women's basketball coach 1983-1987 - Employed as the Head Women's Basketball Coach at Spring Hill College. 1988-1991 - Employed as Physical Education/Head Women's Basketball Coach at UMS High School. 1991-1994 - Employed at the University of South Alabama as an athletic academic advisor/special program coordinator. 1995-1999 - Elevated to the administrative staff as an Assistant Athletic Director and the department's first Senior Woman Administrator at the University of South Alabama with the responsibility of overseeing Athletic Academic Services as well as womens' sport supervision. 2000-2005 - Promoted to Associate Athletic Director with oversight of 14 of the 16 Division I sport programs, offices of academic services, sport medicine, athletic facilities, support groups, summer school program and camps,and the fifth year academic program. 2006-present- Promoted to Sr. Associate Athletic Director

Education 1979- BS degree in physical education from Belhaven College 1981- MS degree in education from the University of South Alabama Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y WOMEN'S BASKETBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Susan Collins Designation SWA Job Title Senior Associate Athletic Director Institution George Mason University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Colonial Athletic Association Qualification Stmt In addition to being an athletic administrator for 29 years at George Mason University, and spending 7 years as the Women's Volleyball Coach at Ohio State University, I have refereed high school and collegiate Women's Basketball games for many years. I have always been interested in the game of basketball and the rules of the game.

Committees Served On NCAA Council (1988-91) NCAA Eligibility Committee (1989-1996) NCAA Women's Soccer Committee NCAA Executive Committee (1995-1997) NCAA Committee on Academic Performance (2004-2008) Prof Empl Hist George Mason University 1981 to Present Education University of Dayton 1970 Northern Illinois University 1973

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y WOMEN'S BASKETBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Philip Hutcheson Designation AD Institution Lipscomb University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Sun Conference Qualification Stmt Basketball is the sport with which I have the most experience and to which I feel I have the most to offer. While a player at Lipscomb University, I broke the Travis Grant’s 20+ year record as College Basketball’s All-time Leading Scorer at any level, (4,106 points - I am now # 2 all-time on that list). Our teams were a combined 139-16. I was a four-time NAIA All-American and 1990 NAIA Player of the Year. I am in the NAIA Hall of Fame and the Tennessee Hall of Fame as well. My interest in this position comes from a love of the game more than anything else. One of the real beauties of the game to me is that different teams with different types of players and different styles of play have the freedom within the rules of the game to all be successful in their own way – i.e., there is no one right way to do it. What I hope to do by being a part of this committee is to help preserve the freedom that allows student-athletes to be able to compete flexibly, effectively and fairly.

Committees Served On I currently serve on no other NCAA committees or organizations within the NCAA, and I have not done so in the past either.My hope is that the committee sees this as a chance for me to concentrate on doing a good job with this assignment. On a Conference level, however, I do currently serve on the Marketing Committee in the Atlantic Sun Conference. Outside of athletics, I have served on any number of organizations in an advisory and/or service- oriented capacity. I have served (or am currently serving) as a Board member of the Green Hills (Nashville) YMCA (1997-2000), Otter Creek Kindergarten(2005-2008), the Nashville Zoo (2001-2004), the American Subcontractor’s Association Nashville Chapter (1997-1999), Lipscomb University’s Alumni Association National Board (2007-2008), Lipscomb Campus School’s 2020 Campus School Steering Committee (presently serving), Hillsboro Church of Christ (deacon – presently serving) and the Leadership Nashville Alumni Board (presently serving). WOMEN'S BASKETBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Philip Hutcheson (continued) Prof Empl Hist After graduating from the University of Georgia with my MBA (concentrations in marketing, risk management and entrepreneurship), I went to work in sales for the Northwestern Financial Networks from 1995-1997. In 1997, I left Northwestern and took on two jobs. From 6 a.m. to 8 a.m. I was the host for a Nashville morning sports talk radio show called Sunrise Sports. We were a call-in show that covered the college and sports scene of the day and daily, we had a number of guests on speaking on a variety of topics. From 8 a.m. on, I worked for Sessions Paving Company (a $ 20 million dollar commercial paving business owned by our family). Ultimately, I was primarily responsible for managing the business development, bidding, negotiating, project management and operations aspects of the commercial side of our business (about 70% of the business). The job primarily involved getting work, doing work and getting paid using multiple crews working for multiple parties at the same time. I worked with various constuiencies daily in the private, public, governmental and institutional sectors from a sales, marketing, project management and conflict resolution (as needed) standpoint. During this time, I also served on various committees and boards (mentioned earlier) and taught as an adjunct faculty member (Marketing) at Lipscomb University. I had remained active with the University both formally, as a part of different boards and committees, and also informally, as an interested alumna. In 2008, Lipscomb approached me and said it was looking for someone with management experience and an ability to deal with multiple constituent demands simultaneously that also had a little more community presence and ability to connect with Nashville as a from a marketing and development perspective as well. After talking with President Lowry to confirm this, I took the job and have worked as A.D. at Lipscomb University since November 1, 2008.

Education I am a 1990 graduate of Lipscomb University in Nashville, TN with a B.A. degree in Political Science/Communications and a minor in English. I graduated as Valedictorian of Lipscomb University with a 4.0 GPA and was named a CoSida Academic All-American in 1988-89 and 1989-90. In 1995, I earned my Masters in Business Administration from the University of Georgia in Athens, GA. I was a Terry College Fellowship recipient in my second year and was chosen by my classmates to deliver the commencement address on behalf of the students. I graduated with concentrations in Marketing, Risk Management and Entrepreneurship. In the past (for approx. 6-7 years), I have taught both Introduction to Business and Principles of Marketing as an adjunct faculty member at Lipscomb University.

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y WOMEN'S BASKETBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Maureen A. Harty Job Title Assistant Athletic Director Institution Northwestern University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big Ten Conference Qualification Stmt Since 1987 I have served as an Observer of Women’s Basketball Officials at Northwestern U (87-88, 95-pre), Notre Dame (88-93) and Lewis U (93-95)and have attended the Women’s Basketball Rules Seminars. During that time I have watched thousands of games in person and on television and have an in depth knowledge of the rules. I assisted at 4 NCAA Regionals held in Chicago. I bring a unique perspective to this committee. I understand that coaches want a level playing field and as the female student-athlete has gotten stronger, faster and more skilled the rules need to change to accommodate those changes. My work with officials has given me a much broader perspective on rule changes of the game in terms of new rules being enforced and how difficult is it to apply the rules consistently across all divisions and conferences. My compliance background helps identify possible unintended consequences of a rule change as well as its enforceability. My familiarity with the WBCA is also an asset.

Committees Served On Currently serving as the Chair of the Initial Eligibility Waiver Committee Peer Reviewer-was the site rep for Baylor University-February 2005 NACWAA Committees-Sponsorship (current), Membership (04-05) Prof Empl Hist Northwestern University-2001-present-Assistant Athletic Director and lecturer in the Masters of Sports Management program. Big Ten Conference-1995-present -Observer of Women’s Basketball Officials at Northwestern University Dominican University-1996-2001-Assistant Dean of Students, Director of Athletics, Head Softball Coach, Head Tennis Coach Northeastern Illinois University-1994-1996-Assistant Athletic Director Saint Mary’s College 1988-1993-Assistant Athletic Director, Assistant Softball Coach

Education Colorado State University-Bachelor Degree-Commercial Sports University of Kentucky-coursework for a Masters Degree-Recreation Administration Dominican University-Masters Degree-Business Administration Northwestern University-courses taken in the Masters of Higher Education program

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y WOMEN'S BASKETBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Barbara Burke Designation AD Institution Eastern Illinois University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Ohio Valley Conference Qualification Stmt I have spent my entire career in intercollegiate athletics. More specifically I participated in Division I Women's Basketball as a student-athlete and began my professional career as a women's basketball and softball coach. I understand the game and have a passion for seeing the game of women's basketball excel not only on campuses but on the national scene. My experience as a student-athlete, coach and now an administrator afford me the opportunity to have experienced women's basketball from the various perspectives. I am an advocate for student-athletes, I understand the coaches points of views and I have a grasp of the big picture. I believe my past and current experiences make me a candidate to serve on this committee. Thanks in advance for your consideration.

Committees Served On I served on the NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Committee from 2005 through 2005.

Prof Empl Hist Eastern Illinois University-Dir. of Athletics 2008-current University of Wyoming-Deputy Director of Athletics 1998-2008 University of Texas at El Paso-Associate Athletic Dir. 1997-98 Marshall University-Asst./Assoc Ath. Dir. 1994-1997 West Virginia State College-Basketball/Softball Coach/SWA 1992-1994 CornerStone College Basketball/Softball Coach/Instructor Clearwater Christian College-Basketball/Softball Coach/Instructor Tennessee Temple University-Basketball Assistant/Head Softball/Instructor Education University of Tennessee at Chattanooga 1984 Masters of Ed. Western Michigan University 1980 Bachelor of Science Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y WOMEN'S BASKETBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Kathy McConnell Miller Job Title Head Women's Basketball Coach Institution University of Colorado, Boulder Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Big 12 Conference Qualification Stmt I would like to serve on the Women¿s Basketball Rules Committee. I am just beginning my fourth season as the Head Women¿s Basketball Coach at the University of Colorado- Boulder; I was the Head Coach at the University of Tulsa for six years; the Assistant Coach at the University of Illinois for four years; the Assistant Coach at Rutgers for two years and finally, an Assistant Coach at the University of Pittsburgh for two years. I believe I possess the experience and am qualified to represent the coaches across the country. I am very familiar with the current rules and regulations in our game and would welcome the opportunity to serve on the committee and serve my colleagues. I believe I bring a unique perspective, as I have been a Coach in great women¿s basketball Conferences; Big 12 Conference, Big Ten Conference and the Big East Conference. My knowledge and experience, coupled with my work-ethic, have prepared me to serve the NCAA Women¿s Basketball Rules Committee.

Committees Served On Specific qualifications for service on this committee and/or a brief statement of reasons you would like to serve:

My 15 years as a head and assistant coach, at various programs and Conferences across the country have provided me with a perspective that will be valuable to the Women’s Basketball Rules Committee. The experience of recruiting Division I athletes, dealing with Club Coaches, and competing at a high level in the NCAA Tournament, provides me with a perspective that could lend valuable insight to this committee. I believe I will represent the voice and opinions of many coaches, administrators, student-athletes promoters and fans across the sport of basketball and would look forward to the opportunity.

Prof Empl Hist 2005- present, University of Colorado, Head Coach 1999-2005, University of Tulsa, Head Coach 1995-99, University of Illinois, Associate Head Coach 1993-95, Rutgers University, Assistant/Associate Head Coach 1991-93, University of Pittsburg, Assistant Coach

Education University of Virginia, BA (Rhetoric and Communications) 1989 Former Col Ath/Coach Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y WOMEN'S BASKETBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Carolyn Jenkins Job Title Associate Commissioner/CFO Institution West Coast Conference Gender F Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference West Coast Conference Qualification Stmt Throughout my playing and professional career, including my junior and high school experience, I have been actively involved in women's basketball at all levels. As a former student-athlete at the collegiate level, I understood the importance and significant role that the rules played in the success of the game. I feel that with my background and experience, I would also a positive influence within the group, and I would be anxious to learn from other members as well.

In my current role, I am the conference liaison for the WCC Women's Basketball Coaches, as well as all of the WCC officiating coordinators, including men's and women's basketball. This experience has also allowed me to gain a different and very beneficial perspective on the role of the Committee, and the importance of clarification and development of the rules specific to women's basketball.

Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist Associate Commissioner/Chief Financial Officer, Business and Operations, West Coast Conference (2008-Present): Responsible for all financial areas of the conference, as well as the conference liaison for the women's basketball coaches and the officiating coordinators for men's and women's basketball, women's volleyball, baseball, men's and women's soccer. Director of Player Personnel, WNBA (2007-2008) - Responsible for oversight of all players within the WNBA, including current roster members as well as legends. Also responsible for evaluation and selection of college prospects for participation in the draft combine and draft event, basketball operations, and all-star organization. Other Experience: Assistant Basketball Coach, Minnesota Lynx, WNBA (2003-2007) Head Basketball Coach, Sacramento State, (2000-2003) Assistant Basketball Coach, Michigan State University (1996-2000) Business Analyst, Hitachi Data Systems (1995-1996) Assistant Basketball Coach, Stanford University (1991-1995) Financial Analyst, United Defense (1990-1991) Student-Athlete/Basketball Player, University of California, Berkeley, (1986-1990) Education BA, Economics, University of California, Berkeley MBA, Finance, Ellis College Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 FOOTBALL RULES COMMITTEE (ASSOCIATION-WIDE RULES ADMINISTRATION) Thirteen members on Association-wide committee. Six Division I; three Division II (2 coaches); three Division III. An additional member shall be a nonvoting secretary-rules editor who may be reelected without restriction. Quota of 25 percent administrators: 3. Quota of 50 percent coaches: 6. Two from each geographical region: Region 1: Districts 1 and 2 Region 3: Districts 4 and 5 Region 2: District 3 Region 4: Districts 6, 7 and 8 Policy: Each division will adhere to the 50 percent coaches independently. Vacancies: Four September 2010 vacancies. Two Division I (one FBS/one FCS); preference: administrators. One Division II (preference: coach). One Division III (preference: administrator). Two Region 4. One administrator. Reappoint: Pat Riepma. Staff Liaison: Ty Halpin Chair: Mike Bellotti (9/08-9/10) DIV REG POS G/EM NAME, INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13

FBS 1 C N/M Randy Edsall Big East Edsall Edsall* University of Connecticut FBS 3 AD Y/M Barry Alvarez Big Ten Alvarez Alvarez Alvarez Alvarez* University of Wisconsin, Madison FBS 4 AD N/M Mike Bellotti Pacific-10 Bellotti* (two- University of Oregon year term extension) FCS 2 C M/N Kevin Higgins Southern Higgins Higgins Higgins* The Citadel FCS 4 Ex. N/M Ky Snyder West Coast Snyder* Dir. University of San Diego Of Ath FCS 3 C Y/M Tony Samuel Ohio Valley Samuel Samuel Samuel Samuel* Southeast Missouri State University II 3 C N/M F. Todd Knight Gulf South Knight Knight* Quachita Baptist University II 1 C N William (Rocky) Rees Pennsylvania State Athletic Rees* Shippensburg Univ of PA II 3 AD N/M Pat Riepma Great Lakes Intercollegiate Riepma Northwood University (MI) Athletic III 2 C N/M Anthony Ierulli USA South Athletic Ierulli Ierulli Ierulli* Maryville College (TN) III 3 AD N Frank Carr North Coast Athletic Carr* Earlham College III 1 C N/M Scot Dapp Landmark Dapp Dapp Dapp* Moravian College Secretary-rules editor Roger Redding N/A Redding Redding * Not eligible for reappointment 1/4/09 FOOTBALL RULES COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Chris Hatcher Georgia Southern University Southern Conference 1-Sep-08 21-Dec-09 Edward T. Stewart Big 12 Conference Big 12 Conference 17-Dec-08 1-Sep-09 Ron Prince Kansas State University Big 12 Conference 15-Jan-08 6-Nov-08 Oliver Pough South Carolina State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 John R. Adams Western Athletic Conference Western Athletic Conference 11-Mar-92 1-Mar-08 Danny Hope Eastern Kentucky University Ohio Valley Conference 3-Mar-06 26-Feb-08 Dennis Franchione Texas A&M University, College Station Big 12 Conference 28-Jun-07 1-Dec-07 Rich Rodriguez West Virginia University Big East Conference 1-Sep-07 1-Dec-07 Tommy Tuberville Auburn University Southeastern Conference 2-Feb-05 1-Sep-07 William Moos University of Oregon Pacific-10 Conference 23-Jun-05 1-Sep-07 Keith Gill University of Oklahoma Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-05 12-Apr-07 Frank Beamer Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-06 Tim Billings Southeast Missouri State University Ohio Valley Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Feb-06 Lloyd H. Carr University of Michigan Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Ron Randleman Sam Houston State University Southland Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Eugene Smith Arizona State University Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Jun-05 Nick Louisiana State University Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-03 3-Jan-05 Herbert W. Deromedi Central Michigan University Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-04 Donnie Duncan Big 12 Conference Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-03 Willie E. Jeffries South Carolina State University Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 James L. Caldwell Wake Forest University Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-01 Lloyd H. Carr University of Michigan Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-01 Max Urick Kansas State University Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-01 University of Toledo Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-01 Pete Richardson Southern University, Baton Rouge Southwestern Athletic Conf. 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-01 Richard H. Tomey University of Arizona Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-97 1-Sep-01 Tim Weiser Kansas State University Big 12 Conference 15-Sep-99 1-May-01 Bryan W. Smith University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-00 Chris Ault University of Nevada Big West Conference 6-Mar-98 1-Sep-00 Larry D. Smith University of Missouri, Columbia Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-95 1-Sep-99 Vincent Dooley University of Georgia Southeastern Conference 11-Mar-92 1-Sep-99

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 FOOTBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEES Region Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service 2 Stanley Wilcox Deputy Director of Athletics Duke University Atlantic Coast 1 M Y Conference 2 Thomas E. Yeager Commissioner Colonial Athletic Association Colonial Athletic 2 M Association 2 Floyd Kerr Director of Athletics Morgan State University Mid-Eastern Athletic 2 M Y 1FBISSUES 09/10 Conf. 2 Rick Hart AD University of Tennessee at Southern Conference 2 M Chattanooga 2 Tommy McClelland Director of Athletics McNeese State University Southland Conference 2 M

3 Jeff Compher Director of Athletics Northern Illinois University Mid-American 1 M Conference 4 Alfred B. White Associate Commissioner Conference USA Conference USA 1 M Y 4 Nick Pettit Associate Athletics Director San Diego State University Mountain West 1 M Conference 4 John W. Johnson Senior Associate Athletics Washington State University Pacific-10 Conference 1 M Director 4 Jeffrey Long Vice-Chancellor and Director of University of Arkansas, Southeastern 1 M Athletic Fayetteville Conference 4 Ken Beazer Athletic Director Southern Utah University Independent/The 2 M Summit League

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 19, 2010 FOOTBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Stan Wilcox Job Title Deputy Director of Athletics Institution Duke University Gender M Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Qualification Stmt Stan's years of extensive experience for top-quality institutions and organizations, including four years of service in collegiate athletic programs, 11 years at the Big East Conference and five years at the NCAA, combined with years of committee experience on the five NCAA Committees listed make Stan more than qualified to be a member of the Football Rules Committee. Committees Served On NCAA Management Council (2000-2005) Academic Progress Rate Committee Adhoc Committee to review the one-time transfer exception (2001-2005) Nominating Committee (2001-2005) Basketball Issues Committee (1999-2003) Prof Empl Hist Duke Univ. - Deputy AD (August 2008-present) Univ. of Notre Dame - Deputy AD (2005-2008) Big East Conference - Assoc. Commissioner (1994-2005) NCAA Legislative Assistant (1989-1994) King County Supreme Court - Senior Court Analyst (1982-1989) Education Brooklyn Law School (1988) BA in Economics - Univ. of Notre Dame (1981) Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y FOOTBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Thomas E. Yeager Designation COM Institution Colonial Athletic Association Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Colonial Athletic Association Qualification Stmt Commissioner of a Premier FCS Conference. Versed in administering all elements of football including: game administration, television and media, sportsmanship standards.

Committees Served On Division I Committee on Infractions 1997-2006 NCAA Council 1996-1997 NCAA Interpretations Committee Current Chair of the National Letter of Intent Steering Committee Prof Empl Hist CAA Commissioner 1985 to Present NCAA Director of Legislative Services 1981-1985 NCAA Enforcement Department 1976 - 1981 Education Springfield College 1972 Bachelor's Degree in Physical Education Springfield College 1975 Master's in Education Former HS Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y FOOTBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Floyd Kerr Job Title Director of Athletics Institution Morgan State University Gender M Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-Eastern Athletic Conf. Qualification Stmt My qualifications include closing service on the Division I Football Championship Committee, DivisIOn I Football Issues Committee. I have previously served on the Division I Men's Basketball Committee and the Men's Basketball Issues Committee with additional experience with sports championship administration. In addition to these qualitications, I was a full- time Division I Basketball Assistant Coach for oyer 20 years. I am a 30 year member of the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC).

Committees Served On Division 1 Men and Women's Basketbal Issues Committee - 1999-2000. Division 1 Men'a Basketball Committee - 2000-2004. Division 1 Football Championship Committee - 2005 - present (due to roll off). Division 1 Football Issues Committee - 2008 - present. NCAA Fellows Leadership Program - 1998-2000 NCAA AD HOC Committee on HBCU's - 2006 - present. Prof Empl Hist Mr. Floyd Kerr is a native of South Bend, Indiana, where he was raised and educated in the public school system. He and his identical twin brother, Lloyd, attended Colorado State University, where each earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education. He held the position of Assistant Basketball Coach and Assistant Athletic Director at Youngstown State University from 1992 to 2000 and Director of Athletics at Southern University from 2000 to 2005. He was appointed Director of Athletics at Morgan State University on July 17, 2005. Kerr has coached basketball at all levels, including, high school, college and professional. His teams have won championships at each level. He has earned over 56 credit hours towards a doctoral degree in Educational Leadership at Youngstown State University. He completed his certification as a Sports Marketing Professional (SMP) at the University Of Kentucky Gatton School Of Business in 2003. Mr. Kerr has served on several Boards of Directors, many in the Youngstown area, and also served on the Baton Rouge Sports Foundation Board. He was a volunteer for the prestigious U. S. and World Scholar-Athlete Games for four years and is a member of Saint John’s Missionary Baptist Church of Youngstown. Mr. Kerr has received many honors. Among them are: one of the Most Influential Minorities in Sports by Sports Illustrated Magazine (May 2004), a Fellow in the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s (NCAA) Fellows Leadership Program, and recipient of the General Robert R. Neyland Outstanding Athletic Director’s Award by the All-American Football Foundation (2004). He served 4 years on the NCAA Division 1 Men's Basketball Committee and is currently serving on the NCAA Division I Football Champion Subdivision Committee, NCAA Football Issues Committee and is a Professional Mentor in the NCAA Fellows Leadership Program. He also serves on the NCAA Ad Hoc committee for Academic Reform and HBCU’s.

Education Mr. Kerr holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Health and Physical Education and Masters Degree in Educational Administration from Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado. Additionally, Mr. Kerr has obtained Professional Certification from the Sports Marketing Academy of the University of Kentucky in Lexington, Kentucky. Mr. Kerr also has completed 62 hours of doctoral level courses at Youngstown State University. Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y FOOTBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Rick Hart Designation AD Institution University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Gender M Ethnicity Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Southern Conference Qualification Stmt With over 15 years in Intercollegiate Athletics Administration, Rick Hart has served in a variety of roles on three different campuses and in three distinct conferences in both the FBS and FCS. Through his broad range of experiences, and, in particular, his current responsibilities as Director of Athletics at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Mr. Hart is able to consider multiple perspectives and offer solutions from a variety of viewpoints. The Southern Conference believes his service on the Football Rules Committee will allow him to lend his experience and passion for this profession to the betterment of student-athletes and the sport as a whole.

Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Director of Athletics, 2006-Present

University of Oklahoma, Variety of Administrative Roles, 1999-2006 Director of Marketing and Licensing, Assistant Athletics Director for Marketing and Licensing, Associate Athletics Director for Program Advancement and Branding, and Senior Associate Athletics Director

University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, Ticket Office, 1995-1999 East Carolina University, Internships U.S. Olympic Committee Education Bachelor’s degree in Physical Education, Health and Sport Science, UNC-CH, 1994

Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y FOOTBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Thomas McClelland II Designation AD Institution McNeese State University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Southland Conference Qualification Stmt I have played football in High school and college, as well as, been an administrator at the Div. 1 level for four years Committees Served On Southland Conference - Compliance Committee 2009 - Current SOuthland Conference - Championships Committe, Chairman 2007 - 2009 Prof Empl Hist McNeese State University - Director of Athletics 2007 - Current McNeese State University - Assistant AD 2006-2007 Southland Conference - Championships Intern 2005-2006 Education Northwestern State University, Natchitoches, LA- Master of Science 2005 Northwestern State University, Natchitoches, LA- Bachelor of GS 2004 Basile High School, Basile, LA - 2000 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y FOOTBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jeff Compher Job Title Director of Athletics Institution Northern Illinois University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-American Conference Qualification Stmt Throughout my career in collegiate athletics I have always been a part of athletic programs that included football. I was a Division III football player and am forever grateful for the opportunity football gave me to go the college of my choice. As I have progressed throughout my career and now more than ever as a Director of Athletics, I realize the investment that universities make in the sport of football and how crucial it is to have rules that preserve the college game and continue to protect the student-athletes who play the game. It is also important to balance the use of technology and media coverage with the growing popularity of the game. It would be a privilege and welcome opportunity to serve on this Association-wide committee

Committees Served On Committee on Sportsmanship and Ethical Conduct – 2004 Prof Empl Hist Associate VP/Director of Athletics @ Northern Illinois University -- June 2008 to present Executive Associate AD @ University of Washington -- 2004 - June 2008 Director of Athletics @ Western Carolina University -- 2000-04 Senior Associate AD @ Vanderbilt University -- 1998-2000 Associate AD @ Vanderbilt University -- 1996-98 Assistant to the Chancellor @ North Carolina State University -- 1994-96 Director - Chancellor's Circle @ North Carolina State University -- 1993-94 Assistant AD @ North Carolina State University -- 1986-92 Assistant Director - Housing / Residence Life @ North Carolina State University -- 1982- 86

Education Bachelor of Science -- James Madison University - 1980 Masters of Science - Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania – 1982

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y FOOTBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Alfred White Job Title Associate Commissioner Institution Conference USA Gender M Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Conference USA Qualification Stmt I currently serve as Associate Commissioner for Conference USA with oversight responsibility for football operations, postseason bowl administration. My football operations responsibilities include oversight of the Coordinator of Football Officials, management of the Conference’s football sport regulations and Championship Football Game. Committees Served On 1998-2001 / Collegiate Commissioners Association (CCA) 1999-2001 / CCA Baseball Umpires Improvement Committee 1994-1997 / National Association of Collegiate Marketing Administrators (NACMA) Board of Directors 1997-1998 / NACMA President 1998-2001 / National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) Board of Directors 2005-present / Bowl Championship Series (BCS) Licensing Committee 2005-present / NCAA Football Board of Directors

Prof Empl Hist 2004-present / Conference USA, Associate Commissioner 2001-2004 / The National Basketball Association’s Subsidiary: National Basketball Association Development League [NBADL] Asheville Altitude, President 1998-2001 / The Southern Conference, Commissioner 1983-1998 / National Collegiate Athletic Association [NCAA], Director of Corporate Marketing, Director of Promotions, Associate Director of Communications, Assistant Director of Communications

Education Bachelor of General Studies (Broadcast Media Operations), Texas Tech University (Lubbock, TX), 1979

Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y FOOTBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Nick Pettit Job Title Associate Athletics Director Institution San Diego State University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mountain West Conference Qualification Stmt Associate Athltetic Director with vast background in football, including 10 years at the collegiate level and 4 years in the NFL. 6 Years with direct involvement in football operations as the Director of Equipment SDSU, 4 years Assistant Manager of Equipment San Francisco 49ers, and 5 years as Head Student Manager at Michigan State. Former certified official in 4 sports including football, ice hockey, baseball, and softball. Serving on this committee would afford me the oppornity to investigate and challenge football rules as they pertain directly to the game. Proper analyzing and interpreting of the rules will create a better on-field product in the future as the game continues to evolve.

Committees Served On Served as Vice President for Distirct 9 Athletic Equipment Manager's Association 2005-07, and currently serve as our department's Diversity Chairperson. Prof Empl Hist Associate Athletic Director, San Diego State University 2007-Current Director of Equipment Services, San Diego State University 2003-07 Assistant Manager of Equipment, San Francisco 49ers 1999-2003 Graduant Assistant Equipment Intern, San Diego State University 1998 Head Student Manager, Michigan State Football 1993-1998 Education Master of Sport Science (Sport Management), United States Sports Academy 2007 Bachelor of Science with Management Major, Michigan State University 1998

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y FOOTBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name John Johnson Job Title Senior Associate Athletics Director Institution Washington State University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Pacific-10 Conference Qualification Stmt I have been an athletics director for 12 years at the Division I level and have been involved in intercollegiate athletics for over 25 years. I competed in football in college and have served on the I-AA Championship Football Committee, the Championships and Competition Cabinet and the Football Issues Committee. This experience provides me with adequate background to serve as a meaningful member of the Football Rules Committee. Committees Served On NCAA Championships and Competition Cabinet 2003 I-AA Football Championship Committee 1995-2000 NCAA Football Issues Committee 1998-2000 I-AA Athletics Director Association Executive Committee 1996-2000 Prof Empl Hist Washingtion State University, Senior Associate Director of Athletics 2004-Present Weber State University, Director of Athletics 1997-2004 Weber State University, Senior Associate Director March 1997 to November 1997 Eastern Washington University Director of Athletics, Director of Athletics 1993-1997, Associate and Assistant Athletics Director 1985-2003, Promotions Director 1984-1985

Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y FOOTBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Jeff Long Job Title Vice-Chancellor and Director of Athletic Institution University of Arkansas, Fayetteville Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Southeastern Conference Qualification Stmt I lettered four years in Division III Football, served as a graduate assistant at the FBS level at two different Universities. I also served as an Assistant Football Coach at Duke University in 1986. As an Athletic Administrator I have worked closely with Football programs in 5 of the 6 BCS automatic qualifying Conferences and have been associated with for more than 27 years. Committees Served On BCS Athletic Director Advisory Committee NCAA Basketball Academic Enhancement Group NCAA Division I-A Management Council NCAA Sports Wagering Task Force NCAA Amateurism Clearing House Advisory Committee Division I-A A.D. Past Board of Trustees Executive Committee National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics National Association of Basketball Coaches American Football Coaches Association Division I-A Athletic Director Association Prof Empl Hist University of Arkansas - Athletic Director, 2008 - Present UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH- Athletic Director, June 2003 – Oct 2007 UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA - Senior Associate AD, January 2001 – June 2003 EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY- Athletic Director, November 1998 – December 2001 VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE- Associate AD August 1998, December 1998 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN - Associate AD, 1988-1998 RICE UNIVERSITY - Assistant AD, 1988 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN - Graduate Assistant Football Coach, 1987 DUKE UNIVERSITY - Assistant Football Coach, 1986 NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY - Admin Assistant for Head Football Coach, Recruiting Coordinator, 1983-1986 MIAMI UNIVERSITY - Graduate Assistant Football Coach, 1982

Education MA – Miami University – Graduate Assistant Football Coach 1983 BA – – Student-Athlete 1982

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y FOOTBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Kenneth Beazer Job Title Athletic Director Institution Southern Utah University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference The Summit League Qualification Stmt I'm intrigued and highly motivated to serve on the NCAA Rules Committee for football, a sport I am endeared to and has been part of my life for over 30 years. Having both played and coached football at the NCAA Division I level, I believe I possess an array of history and experience that can be useful to the Committee. I have a great desire to give back to the sport that has had such a positive impact upon my life and I look forward to working to further the NCAA's mission, within the framework established, to enhance the student- athletes' experience.

Committees Served On Div. I FCS-ADA Executive Committee, fall 2008 - present Summit League Joint Council Chair, spring 2009 - present National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame - Utah Chapter, past president and current Board member, 1999 - present Bowl Committee for Top of the Mountain Bowl (Junior College), 2004 NATYCAA Executive Committee, 1999-2001 NJCAA Assistant Regional Director, 1997-2001 Prof Empl Hist Southern Utah University Director of Athletics, 2006 - present Utah State University Director of Athletic Development, 2001 - 2006 Snow College Director of Athletics, 1995-2001 Assistant Football Coach at Snow College, 1993-1995 Graduate Assistant Football Coach at Washington State University, 1990-1992 Assistant Football Coach at Snow College, 1989 Education Washington State University, MA Broadcast Communication 1992 Weber State University, BA Communications 1988 Snow College, AA 1986 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 MEN’S AND WOMEN’S ICE HOCKEY RULES COMMITTEE Legislated Thirteen members. Six from Division I, one from Division II and four from Division III and one Division II or III at large position. Within Divisions I and III, one half of Requirements: the members shall represent men’s interests and one half shall represent women’s interests. An additional member shall be a nonvoting secretary-rules editor. Quota of 25 percent administrators: 2. Quota of 50 percent coaches: 6 (3 for D-I). One position will be represented by either Division II or III and from the gender not represented by the specified Division II representative. The subdivisional requirement for I-AAA is waived due to the lack of I-AAA member schools sponsoring ice hockey. Bylaw 21.2.1.1 8/05 -- Division III granted a waiver of Bylaw 21.8.1.3 to allow a conference member to immediately follow a member from the same conference (cannot be the same institution). Policy: Each division will adhere to the 50 percent coaches independently. Vacancies: Three September 2010 vacancies. One Division I (men’s interests – coach or administrator); One Division II (men’s or women’s interests); one Division II or III (men’s or women’s interests). One coach. Staff Liaison: Ty Halpin Chair: Forrest Karr (9/08-9/10) DIV POS EM/ NAME, INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FCS C N/M Derek Schooley Northeast/CHA Schooley* (M) Robert Morris University FBS C Y/M John Hill Big Ten /WCHA Hill Hill Hill Hill* (M) Univ of Minnesota, Twin Cities FCS AD N/M Ed McLaughlin Metro Atlantic McLaughlin McLaughlin McLaughlin* (M) Niagara University Athletic/CHA DIII C Y/F Claudia Asano Liberty League/ECAC Asano Asano Asano Asano* (W) Union College (NY ) (sponsors DI women’s ice hockey) DIII C N/M Robert Christopher Wells Liberty League/ECAC Wells Wells Wells Wells* (W) St. Lawrence University Hockey (sponsors DI women’s ice hockey) FCS Asst AD N/F Sarah Fraser Ivy Group/ECAC Fraser Fraser Fraser* (W) Brown University II AD N/M Forrest Karr Great Northwest Karr* (M) University of Alaska, Fairbanks Athletic/CCHA III AD N/M Frank Millerick New England Collegiate Millerick Millerick Millerick Millerick* (M) Becker College III Assoc AD N/M William Gorman Commonwealth Coast Gorman Gorman Gorman* (M) Wentworth Institute of Technology III C N/M Michael Carroll Minnesota Carroll* (W) Gustavus Adolphus College Intercollegiate Athletic III AD/C N/M Chris Salani Independent Salani Salani Salani* (W) Finlandia University III C N/M William Mandigo New England Small Mandigo Mandigo Mandigo Mandigo* (W) Middlebury College College Athletic Secretary-rules editor Steve Piotrowski N/A Piotrowski Piotrowski Piotrowski * Not eligible for reappointment. 10/14/09 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY RULES COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Mark Johnson University of Wisconsin, Madison Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Robert Corran University of Vermont America East Conference 22-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 James Knowlton U.S. Military Academy Patriot League 23-May-05 1-Sep-08 Margaret Murphy Brown University Ivy Group 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Richard Comley Michigan State University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-05 13-Jun-08 Enrico Blasi Miami University (Ohio) Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Kenneth Taylor Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Robert G. Deraney Providence College Big East Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Margot Page Niagara University Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 5-Feb-04 16-Aug-05 Frank O. White Colgate University Patriot League 8-Jul-02 9-May-05 Katey Stone Harvard University Ivy Group 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Beth Burr Eastern College Athletic Conference Ivy Group 1-Sep-01 30-Jul-03 Ronald H. Mason Michigan State University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-02

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Josh Fenton Assistant Athletics Director Miami University (Ohio) Mid-American Conference FBS M Ronald Grahame Senior Assoc. AD/ Asst. Vice- University of Denver Sun Belt Conference FBS M Chancellor Keith Fisher Assistant Men's Ice Hockey Coach Princeton University Ivy Group FCS M

Ted Donato Head Coach - Men's Ice Hockey Harvard University Ivy Group FCS M

Blake James Director of Athletics University of Maine, Orono America East Conference DI M

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 20, 2010 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Josh Fenton Job Title Assistant Athletics Director Institution Miami University (Ohio) Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Mid-American Conference Qualification Stmt I believe that I'm apt to serve on the Men's and Women's Ice Hockey Rules Committee because of my involvement with college hockey for the past 8 years. I have served as the Sport Administrator for our Ice Hockey program at Miami University for the past 3.5 years and previous to that I was the Director of Hockey Operations and Volunteer Assistant Coach at Miami. We have enjoyed much competitive success as a program in the time that I have been fortunate enough to be involved. I have a strong knowledge of the rules of Ice Hockey, having coached at the collegiate level for 2 years and having played at the High School level in the state of Minnesota. I continue to serve on the Central Collegiate Hockey Association Executive Committee, made up of Directors from all league member institutions. I am very involved in the game with our program at Miami and would like broaden my scope on a national scale. Committees Served On No Previous NCAA Committee Experience Current CCHA Executive Council Member Prof Empl Hist Miami University – Department of Intercollegiate Athletics (September 2002 - Present)

Assistant Athletic Director (September 2006 – Present) - Sport Administrator (Ice Hockey, Men's Golf, Field Hockey, and Baseball), Oversee all licensing and merchandising, oversee and manage all departmental strategic planning, oversee the departmental car program, and serve as the liaison to the Athletic Policy Committee Assistant Director of Corporate Relations (July 2004 - August 2006) - responsible for prospecting, proposal writing, selling, contract writing, and fulfillment with all current and new corporate partners Director of Hockey Operations (July 2004 - August 2006) - responsible for all operational aspects of the Ice Hockey program including team travel, opponent scouting, video analysis, alumni event planning, and game operational assistance. Volunteer Assistant Ice Hockey Coach (September 2002 - April 2004) - Assisted full-time coaches with all on-ice practice duties and game preparation

Education B.S. (majoring in Finance) - Iowa State University (2001) M.S. (majoring in Sport Studies with an emphasis in Sport Behavior and Performance) - Miami University (2004) Men's Golf Team Member at Iowa State University Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y MEN'S AND WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Ron Grahame Job Title Asst. Vice Chancellor/Senior Assoc. AD Institution University of Denver Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Sun Belt Conference Qualification Stmt My interest stems from staying active in the sport of ice hockey on a level that will benefit the direction of the game in a positive way. The game has changed dramatically over the years and the rules should be reviewed continually for the protection of the players and for the enjoyment of the fans. Being able to take input from the Championship Committee and conference liasons on what would improve the game from a rules perspective would be a challenging yet rewarding opportunity.

Committees Served On Served on the Division I Men's Ice Hockey Committee from 2001-2005 as an advising member and eventually the chair. Prof Empl Hist I've been associated with the University of Denver professionally for a total of twenty-six years. Initially I coached D I Men's Ice Hockey at Denver from 1981-89 and then worked with the University in an administrative capacity beginning in 1992 to the present time. I have worked with compliance, scheduling, fundraising, facility development as well as sport management. My current role has me overseeing the day to day operations of our seventeen sport programs.

Education I graduated from the University of Denver with a BA in Physical Education with an teaching minor in 1973. Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y MEN'S AND WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Keith Fisher Job Title Assistant Men's Ice Hockey Coach Institution Princeton University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Ivy Group Qualification Stmt I think that serving on the Rules Committee would be a great challenge and a learning experience. Having a diverse background in junior hockey and college hockey would help to serve me on this committee. This committee has an opportunity to make changes to better the game of hockey, make it safer for the players, and make it more entertaining for the fans. Committees Served On None. Prof Empl Hist Assistant Coach, Omaha Lancers (USHL) 2000-2005 Assistant Coach, Princeton University (ECAC) 2005-Current

Education Associate of Arts Degree, Hibbing Community College 1997 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y MEN'S AND WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Job Title Head Coach - Men's Ice Hockey Institution Harvard University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Ivy Group Qualification Stmt Head Coach Harvard Men's Ice Hockey(5years),13 yr NHL career,1992 USA Olympian,Harvard 1991-member of 1989 NCAA Champs(MOP),member of Mass Hockey Hall of Fame,member of Italian American Sports hall of Fame. I would like to serve on the Rules Committee because I have a keen interest in the rules that govern NCAA hockey. I am the son of an NCAA football official for over 25 years. It is my hope that my experience playing and coaching hockey and my ability to work well with others would serve me well in this position. I view the position as a very important part of all the work that goes on behind the scenes to make NCAA hockey the great game that it is.

Committees Served On No previous NCAA Committee experience. Prof Empl Hist NHL player 1992-2004,Harvard Head Coach 2004-present Education Catholic Memorial High school 1987, Harvard University 1991 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y MEN'S AND WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Blake James Job Title Director of Athletics Institution University of Maine, Orono Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport 50% Rule Y Conference America East Conference Qualification Stmt The University of Maine and Blake are committed to the sport of ice hockey. Blake is knowledgeable of the game and I believe he would be a strong committee member, with the ultimate goal of making decisions in the best interest for all of college hockey. Committees Served On I have not served on any previous NCAA committees. Currently, I am serving in my second year (July 2008-present) on the America East Executive Committee as Vice Chair and Hockey East Women's Executive Committee in my first year (July 2009). Athletic Director representative on America East Conference Championships Committee (July 2006 - June 2008).

Prof Empl Hist University of Maine Director of Athletics - July 2005 - Present Promote student athlete centered vision that focuses on academic achievement, athletic success and positive community representation. Direct day to day operation of $15 million 19 sport NCAA FCS Division I program. Men's Ice Hockey Frozen Four in 2006&2007 NCAA FCS Football playoffs 2008 NCAA Baseball Tournament 2006 Direct Supervision on Football, Men's & Women's basketball and Men's Ice Hockey University of Maine Senior Associate Athletic Director - October 2003 - July 2005 Oversaw External Operations Direct Supervison of Men's Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Indoor/Outdoor Track and Cross Country Frozen Four 2004 NCAA Softball Tournament 2004 NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament 2004 NCAA Baseball Tournament 2005 Providence College - Director of Athletic Development October 02 - October 03 Directed all aspects of athletic fundraising, solicitation and cultivation. University of Miami October 1998 - February 2001 Director or Athletic Development Director of Corporate Sales Director of Major Gifts Direct responsibilities in three critical areas to departments success over a three year period. University of Nebraska October 1997- October 1998 Regional Development Officer University of Miami April 1995 - October 1997 Director of Ticket Sales

Education M.S. St. Thomas University 1994 Sports Administration B.S. Mankato State University 1992 Business Administration - Marketing Former HS Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 MEN’S LACROSSE RULES COMMITTEE (Association-Wide Rules Administration) Nine members including a nonvoting secretary-rules editor. Four members from Division I (including each subdivision of Division I in which a substantial number of schools sponsor the sport), one member from Division II and three members from Division III. One member shall be elected chair. Quota of 25 percent administrators: 2. Quota of 50 percent coaches: 4. Policy: Each division will adhere to the 50 percent coaches independently. Vacancies: Two September 2010 vacancies. One Division I (FBS) coach or administrator; one Division III (coach or administrator). Staff Liaison: Ty Halpin Chair: William Scroggs (9/04-9/09) DIV POS EM/ NAME, INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FCS COS N/M Sam Johnson Patriot League Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson* U.S. Military Academy DI C N/M Ed Stephenson America East Stephenson Stephenson Stephenson* State University of New York at Binghamton FCS C N/M Brian Voelker Ivy Group Voelker Voelker* University of Pennsylvania FBS Assoc N/M Brian McGuire Big East McGuire* AD Georgetown University II C N/M Brad Jorgensen Sunshine State Jorgensen Jorgensen* Saint Leo University III AD N/M Geoffrey Miller Landmark Miller* Goucher College III C N/M Jon Hunt Commonwealth Coast Hunt Hunt Hunt* University of New England) III C/A N/M Eugene McCabe Old Dominion Athletic McCabe McCabe McCabe McCabe* Washington and Lee University Secretary-rules editor Don Zimmerman N/A Zimmerman Zimmerman Zimmerman

*Not eligible for reappointment 10/14/09 MEN'S LACROSSE RULES COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date William E. Scroggs University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Atlantic Coast Conference 17-Sep-03 1-Sep-09 Richie Meade U.S. Naval Academy Patriot League 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-08 Patricia A. Thomas Georgetown University Big East Conference 1-Sep-06 28-Jul-08 Nicholas Gannon Drexel University Colonial Athletic Association 17-Sep-03 1-Sep-06 Scott Nelson Brown University Ivy Group 17-Sep-03 6-Jul-06 John Emmer U.S. Military Academy Patriot League 17-Sep-03 1-Sep-05

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 MEN'S LACROSSE RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Service Boo Corrigan Senior Assoc. AD/Lacrosse Administrator Duke University Atlantic Coast Conference M

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 20, 2010 MEN'S LACROSSE RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Boo Corrigan Job Title Senior Assoc. AD/Lacrosse Administrator Institution Duke University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Qualification Stmt Boo Corrigan is a successful, dedicated, hard-working athletic administrator with extensive experience working at the DI level, including at the US Naval Academy, Florida State Univ., the Univ. of Notre Dame and Duke Univ. He has demonstrated his ability to conceptualize and execute innovate, strategically sound programs with measureable results, all of which would make him an excellent candidate for the Men's Lacrosse Rules Committee.

Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist Duke Univ. - Senior Assoc. AD (Aug. 2008-present) Univ. of Notre Dame - Assoc. AD (Nov. 2004-Jul. 2009) United States Naval Academy - Assoc. AD (Jun. 2002-Nov. 2004) Corrigan Sports Enterprises (Mar. 2001-Jun. 2002) Equity Partnet (Sept. 1999-Mar. 2001) Education BA Economics, Univ. of Notre Dame (1990) Masters of Education in Sports Leadership, Virginia Commonwealth Univ. (projected completion 2011) Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 WOMEN’S LACROSSE RULES COMMITTEE (Association-Wide Rules Administration) Nine members including a nonvoting secretary-rules editor. Four members from Division I (including each subdivision of Division I in which a substantial number of schools sponsor the sport), one member from Division II and three members from Division III. One member shall be elected chair. Quota of 25 percent administrators: 2. Quota of 50 percent coaches: 4. Policy: Each division will adhere to the 50 percent coaches independently.

Vacancies: Two September 2010 vacancies. One Division I (FBS) preference: administrator; one Division III. One administrator. Staff Liaison: Rachel Seewald Chair: Danie Caro (9/08-9/10)

DIV POS EM/ NAME, INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FCS C N/F Missy Doherty Colonial Athletic Doherty Doherty Doherty* Towson University

FBS C N/F Kelly Amonte-Hiller Big Ten Amonte-Hiller* Northwestern University

FCS C N/F Keely McDonald Ivy Group McDonald McDonald McDonald McDonald* Brown University

FCS C N/F Danie Caro Northeast Caro Caro* Quinnipiac University

II C N/F Julie Redman Conference Carolinas Redman Redman Redman Redman* Converse College

III AD N/F Gail Cummings-Danson Liberty League Cummings- Cummings- Cummings- Skidmore College Danson Danson Danson*

III C/A N/F Kathy Railey Capital Athletic Railey* Villa Julie College

III C N/F Christine Paradis New England Small Paradis Paradis* Amherst College College Athletic

Secretary-Rules Editor

*Not eligible for reappointment 10/14/09

WOMEN'S LACROSSE RULES COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Barbara Questa St. Bonaventure University Atlantic 10 Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Jenny Slingluff-Levy University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-08

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 WOMEN'S LACROSSE RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Service Boo Corrigan Senior Assoc. AC/Lacrosse Administrator Duke University Atlantic Coast Conference M Amanda O'Leary Head Women's Lacrosse Coach University of Florida Southeastern Conference F

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 20, 2010 WOMEN'S LACROSSE RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Boo Corrigan Job Title Senior Assoc. AC/Lacrosse Administrator Institution Duke University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Qualification Stmt Boo Corrigan is a successful, dedicated, hard-working athletic administrator with extensive experience working at the DI level, including at the US Naval Academy, Florida State Univ., the Univ. of Notre Dame and Duke Univ. He has demonstrated his ability to conceptualize and execute innovative, strategically sound programs with measureable results, all of which woulld make him an excellent candidate for the Women's Lacrosse Rules Committee. Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist Senior Assoc. AD, Duke Univ. (Aug. 2008-present) Assoc. AD, Univ. of Notre Dame (Nov. 2004-Jul 2009) Assoc. AD, United States Naval Academy (Jun 2002-Nov. 2004) Partner, Corrigan Sports Enterprises (Mar. 2001-June 2002) Equity Partner, mrgoodbucks.com (Sept. 1999-Mar. 2001) Education BA Economics, Univ. of Notre Dame (1990) Masters of Education in Sports Leadership (projected completion 2011), Virginia Commomwealth Univ. Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y WOMEN'S LACROSSE RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Amanda O'Leary Job Title Head Women's Lacrosse Coach Institution University of Florida Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Southeastern Conference Qualification Stmt I have been coaching at the Division 1 level for the past 21 years and I would like to become a part of this committee for many reasons. Most importantlyI would like to be a part of ensuring the sport of women's lacrosse remains safe through the adaptations of rules. Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist 2007- 2009 University of Florida Head Coach 1994-2007 Yale University Head Coach 1992 and 1993 University of Maryland Assistant Coach 1991 University of Delaware Assistant Coach 1989-1990 University of Maryland Graduate Assistant Coach

Education Temple University BS Conference Accept Y 2009-10 MEN’S AND WOMEN’S SOCCER RULES COMMITTEE

Composition: Nine members, including four members from Division I, two members from Division II, two members from Division III and a secretary-rules editor. Within each division, one-half of the members shall represent men’s soccer interests and one-half of the members shall represent women’s soccer interests. An additional member shall be elected as secretary-rules editor. Quota of 25 percent administrators: 2. Quota of 50 percent coaches: 4. Each division will adhere to the 50 percent coaches independently. Policy: Vacancies: Two September 2010 vacancies. One Division I (any subdivision) women’s interests coach; one Division III (women’s interests) preference: coach. Staff Liaison: Teresa Smith Chair:

DIV POS EM/ NAME, INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FBS C N/M Big Ten Lenahan Lenahan Lenahan* (M) Northwestern University FCS Assoc AD Y/F Jacqueline Blackett Ivy Group Blackett Blackett* (M) Columbia University-Barnard College II C Y/M Ike Ofoje Peach Belt Ofoje Ofoje Ofoje Ofoje* (M) University of South Carolina Aiken

III AD N/M Les Poolman Centennial Poolman Poolman Poolman Poolman* (M) Dickinson College DI C N/F Vernoica O’Brien-Strother Big West O’Brien- (W) University of California, Riverside Strother* DI Asst. AD N/F Janet Oberle Atlantic 10 Oberle Oberle* (W) Saint Louis University II C N/M Jack Hyde California Collegiate Hyde Hyde Hyde* (W) San Francisco State University Athletic III C N/F Sara Burton Wisconsin Intercollegiate Burton* (W) University of Wisconsin, La Crosse Athletic Conference *Not eligible for reappointment 10/14/09 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SOCCER RULES COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date John Bluem The Ohio State University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-08 16-Apr-09 Ray Reid University of Connecticut Big East Conference 1-Mar-05 1-Sep-08 Charles Yrigoyen Ivy Group Ivy Group 1-Sep-07 15-Aug-08 Kat Connor Texas State University-San Marcos Southland Conference 20-Oct-04 1-Sep-07 Terry Lynn Gawlik University of Wisconsin, Madison Big Ten Conference 1-Jan-07 1-Sep-07 W. Herbert Schmidt Jr. Pennsylvania State University Big Ten Conference 1-Sep-02 31-Dec-06 Steve Holeman University of Mississippi Southeastern Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 James Phillips Northern Illinois University Mid-American Conference 1-Sep-04 11-Jan-05 Stacy Lamb University of Louisiana at Monroe Southland Conference 1-Sep-03 1-Oct-04 Nelson E. Bobb University of North Carolina at Greensboro Southern Conference 1-Sep-00 1-Sep-04 Raymond W. Goon Drexel University Colonial Athletic Association 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Phil E. Pincince Brown University Ivy Group 1-Sep-98 1-Sep-02 Charles D. Slagle Davidson College Southern Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-01 Dennis E. Helsel Syracuse University Big East Conference 1-Sep-94 1-Sep-00 Chris Petrucelli University of Notre Dame Big East Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-99 Sigi Schmid University of California, Los Angeles Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-96 1-Sep-99 Chris Petrucelli University of Notre Dame Big East Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 Marty W. Buckley U.S. Air Force Academy Western Athletic Conference 5-Dec-93 1-Sep-96 Sigi Schmid University of California, Los Angeles Pacific-10 Conference 1-Sep-93 1-Sep-96 John S. MacKenzie Western Illinois University The Summit League 1-Sep-91 1-Sep-94 Patricia H. Meiser University of Hartford America East Conference 1-Sep-91 15-Dec-93 University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Atlantic Coast Conference 1-Sep-90 1-Sep-93 L. Greg Myers U.S. Naval Academy Patriot League 1-Sep-90 1-Sep-93 John S. MacKenzie Western Illinois University The Summit League 15-Jan-89 1-Sep-91 Patricia H. Meiser University of Connecticut Big East Conference 15-Jan-89 1-Sep-91 Anson Dorrance University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Atlantic Coast Conference 15-Jan-89 1-Sep-90 L. Greg Myers U.S. Naval Academy Patriot League 15-Jan-89 1-Sep-90

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SOCCER RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Subdivision Service Mark Francis Head Women's Soccer Coach University of Kansas Big 12 Conference FBS M Amanda Cromwell Head Soccer Coach University of Central Florida Conference USA FBS F Brian Lee Head Women's Soccer Coach Louisiana State University Southeastern Conference FBS M Thomas Chestnutt Women's Soccer Coach Florida International University Sun Belt Conference FBS M Y Heather Nelson Head Women's Soccer Coach Southeast Missouri State Ohio Valley Conference FCS F University Lisa Howe Head Women's Soccer Coach Belmont University Atlantic Sun Conference DI F Katherine Vettori Head Women's Soccer Coach Loyola University (Maryland) Metro Atlantic Athletic DI F Conference

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 20, 2010 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SOCCER RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Mark Francis Job Title Head Women's Soccer Coach Institution University of Kansas Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport 50% Rule Y Conference Big 12 Conference Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist Univ south alabama 1996-1998, univ. kansas 1999-present Qualification Stmt College coach, Div one, for 9 seasons. I would like to serve on the committee to improve the quality of the college game. As a member of the committee I can be part of a group that can directly benefit the game. Education BA in physical education, SMU, 1987 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SOCCER RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Amanda Cromwell Job Title Head Soccer Coach Institution University of Central Florida Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Conference USA Committees Served On 07-08 Regional Ranking Committee 98-present US Soccer Board of Directors - Athletics Representative 98-present US Soccer Athletics Council - Co-Chair 02-06 President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sport Prof Empl Hist 99-current UCF Head Soccer Coach 96-98 UNBC Head Coach 92-94 University of Virginia Assistant Coach 91-98 US National Soccer Team Player 01-03 WUSA Pro Soccer Player Qualification Stmt I would like to serve as I believe I can add insight into the decisions that are made in regards to the rules that govern soccer. My hope is that my experience as a player, a US soccer board member and a coach would be of value to the committee.

Education 92 BA (Biology) Virginia Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SOCCER RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Brian Lee Job Title Head Women's Soccer Coach Institution Louisiana State University Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Southeastern Conference Committees Served On NSCAA South Region Ranking Committee SoccerTimes NCAA Top 25 Voter Region III Olympic Development Staff, 1999-2008

Prof Empl Hist 1994-2004 Head Soccer Coach, Furman University 2004-Present, Head Soccer Coach, LSU Qualification Stmt I have been a NCAA Division I Head Coach for sixteen years, eleven at Furman University and the past five at LSU. I feel that my extensive background in the college game coupled with an avid awareness of the world soccer scene will allow me to be a positive contributor to the Soccer Rules Committee. Education Furman University, B.A. Political Science, 1993 Former Col Ath/Coach Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SOCCER RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Thomas Chestnutt Job Title Women's Soccer Coach Institution Florida International University Gender M Ethnicity Y Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Sun Belt Conference Committees Served On none Prof Empl Hist UF intern Bullard FC Soccer Coach U-17, U-18 and sat on Board of Directors Fresno State assistant coach FIU Head Coach Kendall U-17 Coach Qualification Stmt I am extremely interested in promotinng the game of soccer and assuring that our college game, ultimately, helps our country in producing better soccer players and educated students. I have seen many rules and regulations come that are extremely important and I want to help our game be stronger and better, while protecting the lives of our student- athletes. Education BS Biochemistry U of Dayton MS Engineering Mechanics U of Florida ABD Environmental Engineering, U of Florida

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SOCCER RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Heather Nelson Job Title Head Women's Soccer Coach Institution Southeast Missouri State University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Ohio Valley Conference Committees Served On Prof Empl Hist Administrator for Saskatoon Youth Soccer Organization. Started women's soccer program at Florida State University in 1995 and coached from 1995 - 1999. Started women's soccer program at Southeast Missouri State University in 1999, and coached from 1999 - current time. Qualification Stmt Head Women's Soccer Coach for 15 years. Four years of experience in the ACC and 11 years in the OVC. Student-athlete at the University of Saskatchewan, with selection to the All-Canada West 1st team. One of 22 athletes selected to the player pool for the Canadian Soccer Association's National Team Program. Education B.Sc. in Kinesiology from the University of Saskatchewan Coaching Diploma from Canada's National Coaching Institute M.A. in Coaching Science from the University of Victoria Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Conference Accept Y MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SOCCER RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Lisa Howe Job Title Head Women's Soccer Coach Institution Belmont University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Sun Conference Committees Served On NCAA Southeast Region Women's Soccer Ranking Committee 2001-2002 A-Sun women's soccer chairperson 1999-2001 Prof Empl Hist Head women's soccer coach Berry College 1994-95, Jacksonville State University 1995- 2005, Belmont University 2005-present 3 time A-Sun Coach of the Year 1999, 2002, 2009 A-Sun co-Champions 2009 A-Sun Tournament Champions 2008 NCAA Tournament Participant 2008 NAIA Tournament Participant 1994 Career Record 146-134-35 A-Sun Post Season Record 4-5-4 OVC Post Season Record 2-2-0 Coached 155 All-Academic Student-Athletes, 5 COSIDA All-District All-Academic, 2 NSCAA Scholar All-Region, 1 NSCAA All-Region, and 45 All-Conference recipients

Qualification Stmt Lisa Howe is a veteran women's soccer coach who would be an excellent candidate for the Men's and Women's Soccer Rules Committee. She is very professional both on and off the field and is an extremely hard worker who would serve the interest of women's soccer very well by serving as a representative of this committee. As you can see from her biographical information, her expertise lies in women's soccer and if chosen to serve on this committee, she would be an excellent addition.

Education bachelor's degree in Sport Management and business minor 1991 Jacksonville State University MBA 2002 USSF C License 1993, B License 1994, and A License 1996

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SOCCER RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Katherine Vettori Job Title Head Women's Soccer Coach Institution Loyola University (Maryland) Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Committees Served On I served on the NCAA Northeast Regional Rankings Committee for Women's Soccer during the fall of 2009. Prof Empl Hist I am the Head Women's Soccer Coach at Loyola University Maryland. Previously, I was the Assistant Coach at the University of Pennsylvania under Patrick Baker, and then at the University of Maryland under Alan Kirkup and then under Shannon Cirovski. I was also the Women's Director for the Soccer Association of Columbia, a youth club in the Baltimore/Washington area, for eight years.

Qualification Stmt The Rules of the Game are extremely important to our sport of Soccer. I would find it very interesting to be involved firsthand with regard to new proposals. Education I have a Bachelor's Degree in History and Sociology from Duke University 1996. I have a Master's Degree in Higher Education Administration from the University of Pennsylvania 1998. Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y 2009-10 WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL RULES COMMITTEE (ASSOCIATION-WIDE RULES ADMINISTRATION)

Legislated Nine members. Four Division I, including each subdivision: two Division II, two Division III and an additional member shall be secretary-rules editor. Requirements: Quota of 25 percent administrators: 2. Quota of 50 percent coaches: 4.

Policy: Each division will adhere to the 50 percent coaches independently. Vacancies: One Division I September 2010 vacancy (DI subdivision). Preference: administrator. Reappoint: Bonnie May. Staff Liaison: Rachel Seewald Chair:

DIV POS EM/ NAME, INSTITUTION CONFERENCE 9/09-9/10 9/10-9/11 9/11-9/12 9/12-9/13 GEN FBS Asst AD N/F Carlene Pariseau Atlantic Coast Pariseau* Boston College FCS C Y/F Patricia Kendrick Colonial Athletic Kendrick Kendrick Kendrick* George Mason University FBS C N/F Fran Flory Southeastern Flory Flory Flory Flory* Louisiana State University FBS C N/M Michael Haley Pacific-10 Haley Haley* University of Southern California II C N/M John Bo Pagiasotti Lone Star Pagiasotti Pagiasotti Pagiasotti Pagiasotti* Southwestern Oklahoma State University II A/C N/F Kristy Bayer Gulf South Bayer Bayer* Arkansas Tech University III C/A N/F Tammy Swearingen Presidents’ Athletic Searingen Swearingen Swearingen* Westminster College III Asst AD N/F Bonnie May New England May Smith College Women’s and Men’s Athletic Secretary-rules editor Marcia Alterman N/A Alterman Alterman*

* Not eligible for reappointment 10/13/09 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL RULES COMMITTEE HISTORY Name Institution Conference Term Start Date Term End Date Cindy Spiro University of California, Davis Big West Conference 1-Sep-05 1-Sep-09 Kerry Carr University of Pennsylvania Ivy Group 1-Sep-04 1-Sep-08 Kelly Sheffield University at Albany America East Conference 22-Sep-04 1-Sep-07 Susan Fritz Kansas State University Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-02 1-Sep-06 Cynthia Gannon Southeast Missouri State University Ohio Valley Conference 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-05 Brenda Weare Conference USA Conference USA 1-Sep-01 1-Sep-04 Tracy Shoemake America East Conference America East Conference 18-May-04 19-Jul-04 Sue Medley University of Maine, Orono America East Conference 1-Sep-03 15-Apr-04 Nina Matthies Pepperdine University West Coast Conference 1-Sep-99 1-Sep-03 Terry Pettit University of Nebraska, Lincoln Big 12 Conference 1-Sep-01 11-May-03

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 7, 2010 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEES Nominee Job Title Institution Conference Gender Ethnicity Current Service Becky Jackson Asst Director fo Marketing/Sport Xavier University Atlantic 10 Conference F Admin. Malinda Ashcraft Associate AD for Academic Services Campbell University Atlantic Sun Conference F

Lauren Eads Director of Sports Administration Missouri Valley Conference Missouri Valley Conference F Timothy W. Hall Director of Athletics University of Missouri, Kansas City The Summit League M

The National Collegiate Athletic Association SKT January 20, 2010 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Becky Jackson Job Title Asst Director fo Marketing/Sport Admin. Institution Xavier University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic 10 Conference Qualification Stmt I currently serve as the volleyball administrator at Xavier University. I am interested in the volleyball rules committee as part of enhancing my role as sport administrator. I would like to ensure that the proper rules and regulations are in place so that student-athletes have a great experience while playing volleyball.

Committees Served On I am currently a member of NACMA and NACWAA (since October 2007). I serve on several organizations at Xavier including the athletic development committee that hosts the annual golf outing fundraiser. Prof Empl Hist Assistant General Manager at the Oasis Golf Club from 2006-2007. Prior to that, I was an administrative assistant at the club from 2003-2007. I served on the Advisory Committee at the club as well as over saw the Food and Beverage department from 2006-2007. I worked with budgeting, payroll, accounts payable, website updating and event planning.

I am currently the Assistant Director of Marketing at Xavier University (started in October 2007).

Education Bachelor's degree in Journalism from Northern Kentucky University (graduated in 2003). Master of Educations (sports administration) from Xavier University )graduated in 2006).

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Malinda Ashcraft Designation SWA Job Title Associate AD for Academic Services Institution Campbell University Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference Atlantic Sun Conference Qualification Stmt NCAA Division I Head Volleyball Coach for 18 years. Currently at an administrative post at a NCAA Div. I university. I have a continued interest in the success of the sport and stay connected to the coaching community. I have served as the Atlantic Sun Conference Volleyball Chair for 6 years and participated on the regional ranking committee. Committees Served On This will be my first opportunity. Prof Empl Hist Assistant Volleyball Coach-Mississippi State University 1987-89 Head Volleyball Coach/SWA Samford University 1990-99 Director of Volleyball Sport Ministry - Athletes in Action 1999-2003 Head Volleyball Coach Campbell University 2003-2007 Assistant Director for Compliance and Academic Services Campbell University 2007-2008 Associate AD for Academic and Student Services/SWA Campbell University 2008-Present

Education B.S. Troy State University 1987 M.A. Mississippi State University 1989 Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Lauren Eads Job Title Director of Sport Administration Institution Missouri Valley Conference Gender F Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport 50% Rule Y Conference Missouri Valley Conference Qualification Stmt Former volleyball student-athlete at Rutgers University, New Brunswick 1999-2003; Verizon Academic All-American District II, 2002; Oversee volleyball on the conference level; Serve as liaison between MVC volleyball coaches and the conference office; Work closely with Wally Hendricks and Julie Voeck, MVC Volleyball Coordinators of Officials; Served as NCAA Site Representative at the 2008 NCAA Volleyball First and Second Rounds held at Purdue University.

Committees Served On August 2008- present: Serve on the MVC Championships Committee and MVC Officiating Committee December 2008: Served as NCAA Site Representative at the 2008 NCAA Volleyball First and Second Rounds held at Purdue University. August 2008-April 2009: Served on St. Louis Local Organizing Committee for the 2009 Women’s Final Four assisting with coordination of all events during championship week. Main responsibilities included managing the Command Center and organizing the 4Kay Run. May 2007: Appointed to NCAA Women’s Rowing Committee while with the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference. Subsequently moved to St. Louis to take a position with the Missouri Valley Conference and had to vacate the committee position since the MVC does not sponsor rowing.

Prof Empl Hist Director of Sports Administration Missouri Valley Conference (August 2008 - Present) Assistant Director – Women’s Basketball Tournaments Missouri Valley Conference (July 2007 – October 2008) Director of Championships and Special Events Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (August 2006-July 2007) Administrative Fellow for Championships Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (August 2005 – August 2006) Volleyball/Marketing Graduate Assistant University of Arkansas, Fayetteville (August 2003 – May 2005) Education Masters of Education in Recreation and Sports Management University of Arkansas, Fayetteville May 2005, GPA 3.909 Bachelor of Science in Marketing; Minor in Psychology Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick May 2003, Magna Cum Laude

Former HS Ath/Coach Y Former Col Ath/Coach Y Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y NCAA Champ Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL RULES COMMITTEE NOMINEE INFORMATION

Name Timothy Hall Job Title Director of Athletics Institution University of Missouri, Kansas City Gender M Ethnicity N Inst Spons Sport Y 50% Rule Y Conference The Summit League Qualification Stmt Sports rules, like NCAA rules compliance, exist to provide participants (student-athletes) with an environment and experience which both serves their interests and does not exploit them. Also, they provide a road map for fairness, sportsmanship, a level playing field and continuity. Like many facets of life, anything that is successful and long-enduring must be assessed, reviewed, discussed, corroborated on, vetted and enhanced. Best practices dictate that NCAA Division I Women’s Volleyball rules should be no different. The message of this committee is that success in women’s volleyball, which is achieved ethically and with diligence, is important. Proper adherence to an oversight of sports rules are important. This committee does and should continue to model this behavior. Rules oversight should be seen as a way of serving student-athletes, the sport itself and the NCAA.

Committees Served On Member of the following: National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) National Association of Collegiate Marketing Administrators (NACMA) National Association of Athletics Development Directors (NAADD) Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) Downtown Kansas City Missouri Rotary Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) Volunteer Board St. James Parish Development Committee Catholic Charities Foundation Board of Directors Chair of the Summit League Volleyball Sports Committee Summit League Men's Basketball Scheduling Committee Prof Empl Hist February 2007 - Present: Director of Athletics - UMKC, Kansas City, Missouri April 2003 - February 2007: Associate Athletics Director - Development - Kent State University, Kent, Ohio October 2001 - April 2003: Director of Major Gifts and Special Projects - Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Kentucky October 2000 - October 2001: Collegiate Director of Development - Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Kentucky September 1999 - October 2000: Assistant Director of Development - Saint Xavier University, Chicago, Illinois September 1997 - August 1999: Assistant Director of Athletics Development - Youngstown State University, Youngstown, Ohio June 1996 - September 1997: Operations Manager - Sherwin Williams Company, Berea, Ohio December 1995 - June 1996: Director of Sales - Erie Sea Wolves, Erie, Pennsylvania August 1994 - December 1995: Assistant Marketing Director, Intercollegiate Athletics - Youngstown State University, Youngstown, Ohio August 1993 - July 1994: Assistant Promotions Director, Intercollegiate Athletics - University of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio

Education Master of Arts in Sports Administration, December 1998 - Kent State University, Kent, Ohio Bachelor of Science in Sports Administration, June 1994 - University of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio Conf Mgt Exp Y Sport Ovrsight Exp Y Nominee Accept Y Conference Accept Y