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UNIVERSITY of WASHINGTON STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE
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Student Organization Registration Certificate 2013 - 2014
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Congratulations! Your student organization is hereby granted registered status as of 2013-12-18. Your RSO will be valid through the last Friday of October 2014, as long as your RSO remains in good standing.
OFFICER CHANGES - You are responsible for notifying SAO of officer changes. Officer Changes can now be done online. Contact SAO to learn more.
FE RP A Officers: RCW 42.56.070(1)
The Student Activities Office has the following contact information on file. Please notify SAO of any changes to your organization's contact information.
Address: 5730 NE 62nd St. Seattle, WA 98115
Phone: 360-261~1220 Email Request: [email protected] (Active) Web Site: http://students.washington.edu/uwfca Purpose: For present coaches and athletes to discover and dig deeper in the journey and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior through serving Him in relationships, embracing the fellowship of Christ, and strengthening fellowship with the church.
Type: Religious/Spiritual SAO Adviser: Jennifer Pope, [email protected] 2
Fellowship of Christian Athletes Constitution
Article I: Name The name is this club is Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA).
Article II: Purpose The purpose of this club is to bring together student-athletes at the University of Washington experience authentic Christian community, learn to glorify God through sport and reach others for Christ.
Article Ill: Affiliations Fellowship of Christian Athletes at UW is affiliated with the global, non-profit organization Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
Article IV: Meetings Fellowship of Christian Athletes meets in conjunction with the Athletes in Action on Monday nights in Conibear shell house.
Article V: Constitutional Amendments The constitution may be amended by the leader _at any time.'
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Tum il!I a rundrmer f« the FCA O'!arac1er prngram N:arne UW Coaches zmd "*hJ.. i ••., of Christian Athletes Permit UW Affll ialii>n Use uf 1"'"''''""'"""" facil1iies o1her Address 3~03 B!Jth Lane SE A- 10 Bellevue. Pwminen~ o.,..+1"'"'""'+"' Les Fmn11fw NFL Coach !nfom1aiion o ,,,,rlrj"'"' - No -Yes s 4 p Event ils Name FCA fall Fun fMFtdraiser 8<1;1aHa~ for the ~m at UV'if Name Permit 11-J"'111t11J<11~!!'!1n 11fChristit!ln Athletes Us,e of '"'"''""""'''"1 F atilifies UW Am!iatk:n stiiLff On3ar1izatior Address Pmmin€fl~ 3803 13!Jl:h lane Se A- rn U\IV Coaehes and !dh!~es Bdewe, 1,NA P{)Jika! ~nforma~oo Not a ~t fo Public No Doomioos ,Ac1:::erJ!ed Yes o,,..iid"""' ! nfcmatioo P:nt;ridm1n - No -No s 5 AGREEMENT FOR VOLUNTEER SERVICES THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into this 20th day of December, 2010, by and between UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS (hereinafter "ICA") and Gregg Alex, (hereinafter "Volunteer"). WHEREAS, ICA is in need of assistance with: Assist with management of team bench during game, team chaplain-religious service for players and families, and Volunteer represents that he/she can provide those services. NOW, THEREFORE, ICA and Volunteer for the consideration contained herein, agree as follows: 1. Volunteer shall perform the services as described above. 2. ICA shall provide Volunteer and family/guest with transportation, lodging, subsistence, and event tickets for attendance at the: 2010 Holiday Bowl. PERSONNEL The services to be furnished under the terms of this Agreement shall be performed by Volunteer and shall not be assigned or subcontracted in whole or in part without the express written consent of the University of Washington. NONDISCRIMINATION During the performance of this Agreement, Volunteer shall not discriminate against any person because of race, color, creed, sex, national origin, marital status, age, the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical handicap, or status as a special disabled or Vietnam Era veteran. HOLD HARMLESS Volunteer in the course and scope of duties described above shall be covered for third-party liability under the terms of the University of Washington's liability program. Except in circumstances described in the "Workers' Compensation" provisions of this Agreement, and to the extent it is not within the scope of the Volunteer's duties, the parties shall defend, indemnify and hold each other harmless from and against any cost, reasonable attorneys' fees and liability for damages, including but not limited to damages arising out of bodily injury or death to persons and damage to property caused by or resulting from: 1. The sole negligence of the party or its agents; or 2. The concurrent negligence of the party and its agents, only to the extent of the negligence of the party and its agents. 6 WORKERS' COMPENSATION Volunteer shall receive medical aid benefits pursuant to the terms ofRCW 51.12.035 for injuries sustained in the course and scope of their duties at the University of Washington's expense. Volunteer should immediately report any injuries to the ICA supervisor. Volunteer may seek medical treatment from the health care provider of their choice, and should complete a Washington State Fund Accident Report (available at the health care provider's office). The Employer Portion of the State Fund Accident Report should be sent to the University of Washington, Office of Risk Management, UW Mail Box 351276, Seattle, Washington, 98195, phone (206) 543-0183. The health care provider should bill injury-related charges directly to the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, for reimbursement subject to the applicable Medical Aid Rules at WAC Chapter 296. JURISDICTION This Agreement shall be deemed executing in King County of the State of Washington and the laws of the State of Washington shall govern the interpretation and application of its provisions. Time is of the essence in each and every provision of this Agreement. BREACH If, through any cause, Volunteer shall fail to fulfill in timely and proper manner its obligations under this Agreement, or if Volunteer shall violate any of the covenants, agreements, or stipulations of the Agreement, ICA shall thereupon have the right to terminate this Agreement by giving notice to Volunteer of such termination and specifying the effective date, thereof, at least five days before the effective date of such termination. University of Washington Gregg Alex Department of Intercollegiate Athletics By: Approved as to form December 2001 Karin L. Nyrop, Assistant Attorney General for the University of Washington 7 AGREEMENT FOR VOLUNTEER SERVICES THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into this 19th day of December, 2011, by and between UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS (hereinafter "ICA") and Gregg Alex, (hereinafter "Volunteer"). WHEREAS, ICA is in need of assistance with: Assist with management of team bench during game, team chaplain-religious service for players and families, and Volunteer represents that he/she can provide those services. NOW, THEREFORE, ICA and Volunteer for the consideration contained herein, agree as follows: 1. Volunteer shall perform the services as described above. 2. ICA shall provide Volunteer and family/guest with transportation, lodging, subsistence, and event tickets for attendance at the: 2011 Alamo Bowl. PERSONNEL The services to be furnished under the terms of this Agreement shall be performed by Volunteer and shall not be assigned or subcontracted in whole or in part without the express written consent of the University of Washington. NONDISCRIMINATION During the performance of this Agreement, Volunteer shall not discriminate against any person because of race, color, creed, sex, national origin, marital status, age, the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical handicap, or status as a special disabled or Vietnam Era veteran. HOLD HARMLESS Volunteer in the course and scope of duties described above shall be covered for third-party liability under the terms of the University of Washington's liability program. Except in circumstances described in the "Workers' Compensation" provisions of this Agreement, and to the extent it is not within the scope of the Volunteer's duties, the parties shall defend, indemnify and hold each other harmless from and against any cost, reasonable attorneys' fees and liability for damages, including but not limited to damages arising out of bodily injury or death to persons and damage to property caused by or resulting from: 1. The sole negligence of the party or its agents; or 2. The concurrent negligence of the party and its agents, only to the extent of the negligence of the party and its agents. 8 WORKERS' COMPENSATION Volunteer shall receive medical aid benefits pursuant to the terms ofRCW 51.12.035 for injuries sustained in the course and scope of their duties at the University of Washington's expense. Volunteer should immediately report any injuries to the ICA supervisor. Volunteer may seek medical treatment from the health care provider of their choice, and should complete a Washington State Fund Accident Report (available at the health care provider's office). The Employer Portion of the State Fund Accident Report should be sent to the University of Washington, Office of Risk Management, UW Mail Box 351276, Seattle, Washington, 98195, phone (206) 543-0183. The health care provider should bill injury-related charges directly to the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, for reimbursement subject to the applicable Medical Aid Rules at WAC Chapter 296. JURISDICTION This Agreement shall be deemed executing in King County of the State of Washington and the laws of the State of Washington shall govern the interpretation and application of its provisions. Time is of the essence in each and every provision of this Agreement. BREACH If, through any cause, Volunteer shall fail to fulfill in timely and proper manner its obligations under this Agreement, or if Volunteer shall violate any of the covenants, agreements, or stipulations of the Agreement, ICA shall thereupon have the right to terminate this Agreement by giving notice to Volunteer of such termination and specifying the effective date, thereof, at least five days before the effective date of such termination. University of Washington Gregg Alex Department of Intercollegiate Athletics By: Approved as to form December 2001 Karin L. Nyrop, Assistant Attorney General for the University of Washington # Last Name First Group RT? SEA-LAS 9 1 Keaney Nina ICA Staff x 12/21/2012 1 Dicharry Nanette Guest to vegas 1 Kelly Shannon ICA Staff x 1 Shick Roy ICA Staff x 1 Fox Alicia ICA Staff x 1 Rammelsberg Krista ICA Staff x 1 Hampsch Bess ICA Staff x 1 Rempe Stephanie ICA Staff x 1 Reed Shondell ICA Staff x 1 Bruscas Michael ICA Staff x 1 Flajoel Ben IMG x 1 Lange Sheila President 1 x 1 Lange Leo President 2 x 1 Cauce Ana Mari President 3 x 1 Arkans Norman President 4 x 1 Kravas Constance President 5 x 1 Kravas Konstantinos President 6 x 1 Hodgins John President 7 x 1 Jenny Paul President 8 x 1 Jenny Alisa President 9 x 1 Godfrey Eric President 10 x 1 Taylor, Jr. Edward President 11 x 1 Chan Kenyon President 12 x 1 Hune Shirley President 13 x 1 Stacey Robert President 14 x 1 Crumb Patrick President 15 x 1 Johnston Jennifer President 16 x 1 Harrell Joanne President 17 x 1 Harrell Bruce President 18 x 1 Wadden Douglas President 19 x 1 Wadden Marji President 20 x 1 Dukes Roland UW Faculty x 1 Dierks Nicole UWAA x 1 Bell Steven UWAA x 1 Riley Andre IMG x 1 Rondeau Bob IMG x 1 Ryan Terrance IMG x 1 Huard Damon ICA Staff x 1 Eklund Scott Red Box x 1 Hirao Darin UW Staff/Video x 1 Alex Gregory Volunteer x Volunteer form 1 Rainey Jonathan Volunteer x Volunteer form 1 Thomas Abner Hourly x 1 O'Kane John Doctor x 1 Gee Albert Doctor x 1 Pelto, Ill Henry Doctor x 1 Larson Roger Doctor x 1 Self Mike Donor x 48 # Last Name First Group LAS-SEA 10 1 Keaney Nina ICA Staff 12/22/2012 1 Kelly Shannon ICA Staff 1 Cohen Jennifer ICA Staff 1 Shick Roy ICA Staff 1 Fox Alicia ICA Staff 1 Rammelsberg Krista ICA Staff 1 Gravenkemper David ICA Staff 1 Hampsch Bess ICA Staff 1 Rempe Stephanie ICA Staff 1 Reed Shondell ICA Staff 1 Bruscas Michael ICA Staff 1 Flajoel Ben IMG 1 Lange Sheila President 1 1 Lange Leo President 2 1 Cauce Ana Mari President 3 1 Arkans Norman President 4 1 Kravas Constance President 5 1 Kravas Konstantinos President 6 1 Hodgins John President 7 1 Jenny Paul President 8 1 Jenny Alisa President 9 1 Godfrey Eric President 10 1 Taylor, Jr. Edward President 11 1 Chan Kenyon President 12 1 Hune Shirley President 13 1 Stacey Robert President 14 1 Crumb Patrick President 15 1 Johnston Jennifer President 16 1 Harrell Joanne President 17 1 Harrell Bruce President 18 1 Wadden Douglas President 19 1 Wadden Marji President 20 1 Dukes Roland UW Faculty 1 Dierks Nicole UWAA 1 Bell Steven UWAA 1 Riley Andre IMG 1 Rondeau Bob IMG 1 Ryan Terrance IMG 1 Huard Damon ICA Staff 1 Eklund Scott Red Box 1 Hirao Darin UW Staff/video 1 Alex Gregory Volunteer Volunteer Form 1 Rainey Jonathan Volunteer Volunteer Form 1 Thomas Abner Hourly 1 O'Kane John Doctor 1 Gee Albert Doctor 1 Pelto, Ill Henry Doctor 1 Larson Roger Doctor 1 Self Mike Donor 49 11 AGREEMENT FOR VOLUNTEER SERVICES THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into this 12th day of December, 2012, by and between UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS (hereinafter "ICA") and Gregg Alex, (hereinafter "Volunteer"). WHEREAS, ICA is in need of assistance with: Assist with management of team bench during game, team chaplain-religious service for players and families, and Volunteer represents that he/she can provide those services. NOW, THEREFORE, ICA and Volunteer for the consideration contained herein, agree as follows: 1. Volunteer shall perform the services as described above. 2. ICA shall provide Volunteer and family/guest with transportation, lodging, subsistence, and event tickets for attendance at the: 2012 Las Vegas Bowl. PERSONNEL The services to be furnished under the terms of this Agreement shall be performed by Volunteer and shall not be assigned or subcontracted in whole or in part without the express written consent of the University of Washington. NONDISCRIMINATION During the performance of this Agreement, Volunteer shall not discriminate against any person because of race, color, creed, sex, national origin, marital status, age, the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical handicap, or status as a special disabled or Vietnam Era veteran. HOLD HARMLESS Volunteer in the course and scope of duties described above shall be covered for third-party liability under the terms of the University of Washington's liability program. Except in circumstances described in the "Workers' Compensation" provisions of this Agreement, and to the extent it is not within the scope of the Volunteer's duties, the parties shall defend, indemnify and hold each other harmless from and against any cost, reasonable attorneys' fees and liability for damages, including but not limited to damages arising out of bodily injury or death to persons and damage to property caused by or resulting from: 1. The sole negligence of the party or its agents; or 2. The concurrent negligence of the party and its agents, only to the extent of the negligence of the party and its agents. 12 WORKERS' COMPENSATION Volunteer shall receive medical aid benefits pursuant to the terms ofRCW 51.12.035 for injuries sustained in the course and scope of their duties at the University of Washington's expense. Volunteer should immediately report any injuries to the ICA supervisor. Volunteer may seek medical treatment from the health care provider of their choice, and should complete a Washington State Fund Accident Report (available at the health care provider's office). The Employer Portion of the State Fund Accident Report should be sent to the University of Washington, Office of Risk Management, UW Mail Box 351276, Seattle, Washington, 98195, phone (206) 543-0183. The health care provider should bill injury-related charges directly to the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, for reimbursement subject to the applicable Medical Aid Rules at WAC Chapter 296. JURISDICTION This Agreement shall be deemed executing in King County of the State of Washington and the laws of the State of Washington shall govern the interpretation and application of its provisions. Time is of the essence in each and every provision of this Agreement. BREACH If, through any cause, Volunteer shall fail to fulfill in timely and proper manner its obligations under this Agreement, or if Volunteer shall violate any of the covenants, agreements, or stipulations of the Agreement, ICA shall thereupon have the right to terminate this Agreement by giving notice to Volunteer of such termination and specifying the effective date, thereof, at least five days before the effective date of such termination. University of Washington Gregg Alex Department of Intercollegiate Athletics By: Approved as to form December 2001 Karin L. Nyrop, Assistant Attorney General for the University of Washington 13 AGREEMENT FOR VOLUNTEER SERVICES THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into this 12th day of December, 2012, by and between UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS (hereinafter "ICA") and Jonathan Rainey, (hereinafter "Volunteer"). WHEREAS, ICA is in need of assistance with: Assist with management of team bench during the game and religious services for players and families, and Volunteer represents that he/she can provide those services. NOW, THEREFORE, ICA and Volunteer for the consideration contained herein, agree as follows: 1. Volunteer shall perform the services as described above. 2. ICA shall provide Volunteer and family/guest with transportation, lodging, subsistence, and event tickets for attendance at the: 2012 Las Vegas Bowl. PERSONNEL The services to be furnished under the terms of this Agreement shall be performed by Volunteer and shall not be assigned or subcontracted in whole or in part without the express written consent of the University of Washington. NONDISCRIMINATION During the performance of this Agreement, Volunteer shall not discriminate against any person because of race, color, creed, sex, national origin, marital status, age, the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical handicap, or status as a special disabled or Vietnam Era veteran. HOLD HARMLESS Volunteer in the course and scope of duties described above shall be covered for third-party liability under the terms of the University of Washington's liability program. Except in circumstances described in the "Workers' Compensation" provisions of this Agreement, and to the extent it is not within the scope of the Volunteer's duties, the parties shall defend, indemnify and hold each other harmless from and against any cost, reasonable attorneys' fees and liability for damages, including but not limited to damages arising out of bodily injury or death to persons and damage to property caused by or resulting from: 1. The sole negligence of the party or its agents; or 2. The concurrent negligence of the party and its agents, only to the extent of the negligence of the party and its agents. 14 WORKERS' COMPENSATION Volunteer shall receive medical aid benefits pursuant to the terms ofRCW 51.12.035 for injuries sustained in the course and scope of their duties at the University of Washington's expense. Volunteer should immediately report any injuries to the ICA supervisor. Volunteer may seek medical treatment from the health care provider of their choice, and should complete a Washington State Fund Accident Report (available at the health care provider's office). The Employer Portion of the State Fund Accident Report should be sent to the University of Washington, Office of Risk Management, UW Mail Box 351276, Seattle, Washington, 98195, phone (206) 543-0183. The health care provider should bill injury-related charges directly to the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, for reimbursement subject to the applicable Medical Aid Rules at WAC Chapter 296. JURISDICTION This Agreement shall be deemed executing in King County of the State of Washington and the laws of the State of Washington shall govern the interpretation and application of its provisions. Time is of the essence in each and every provision of this Agreement. BREACH If, through any cause, Volunteer shall fail to fulfill in timely and proper manner its obligations under this Agreement, or if Volunteer shall violate any of the covenants, agreements, or stipulations of the Agreement, ICA shall thereupon have the right to terminate this Agreement by giving notice to Volunteer of such termination and specifying the effective date, thereof, at least five days before the effective date of such termination. University of Washington Jonathan Rainey Department of Intercollegiate Athletics By: Approved as to form December 2001 Karin L. Nyrop, Assistant Attorney General for the University of Washington 15 Staff List 7. Brandon Huppert-Defense Program Coordinator 8. Chris Kramer-Football Assistant 9. Kai Ellis-Football Assistant 10. Gertrude Peoples-Special Assistant to Football Program 11. Abner Thomas-Special Assistant to Football Program 12. Steve Murillo-Director of Player Personnel 13. Zach Reed-Recruiting Program Coordinator 14. Paul Ugenti-Director of Social Media 15. Scott Woodward-Athletic Director 16. Gregg Alex-Team Chaplain 17. Jonathan Rainey-FCA Representative 18. Sean O'Laughlin-Patrol Sargent STUDENT WORKERS 1. Football Assistant 2. 3. 4. 5. ••••••Football Assistant TRAINING ROOM 1. Rob Scheidegger-Athletic Trainer 2. Daren Nystrom-Athletic Trainer 3. Rachel Hall-Athletic Trainer 4. Wade Soenksen-Athletic Trainer FE RP A 5. Josh Williams-Athletic Trainer RCW 42.56.070(1) 6. Dr. Kim Harmon-Team Doctor 7. Dr. Albert Gee-Team Doctor 8. Dr. Bruce Twaddle-Team Doctor 9. Dr. Brett Toresdahl-Team Doctor 10. Dr. Kirk Mulgrew-Team Doctor 11. Student Athletic Trainer 12. 13. Student Athletic Trainer 14. Student Athletic Trainer 15. --Student Athletic Trainer 16. Student Athletic Trainer 17. Student Athletic Trainer 18. -Student Athletic Trainer 19. 20. Student Athletic Trainer 21. ---Student Athletic Trainer 22. Student Athletic Trainer 23. 16 Johnathan 17 VERSION D ~k~#n~ UPDATED: NAME CONTACT PHONE FLIGHT DATE: NRFO FLIGHT COORDINATOR #1: FLIGHT NUMBER: NRFO FLIGHT COORDINATOR #2: DEPARTURE CITY: NRFO FLIGHT COORDINATOR #3: ARRIVAL CITY: NRFO FLIGHT COORDINATOR #4: CHECK IN TIME: NRFO FLIGHT COORDINATOR #5: DEPARTURE TIME: AIRPORT COORDINATOR (AIRLINE): ARRIVAL TIME: AIRPORT COORDINATOR (CUSTOMER): CUSTOMER NAME: NOTE(S): Once names have been input into manifest, the spreadsheet should be sorted by the seat number to help with the check in process. For VPES Volunteers, please notate either VPES-LEO, VPES-FIREFIGHTER, VPES-EMT 737-900ER Scott 1/29/1963 M 170 16 Nina Keaney 425.894.2628 01D A Sarkisian Steve Ambrose 3/8/1974 M 200 16 Stephanie Sarkisi 425-999-0711 4 OlF A Sarkisian Stephanie Mary 9/18/1974 F 130 16 Sandy Ya ma mo~ 310-530-2694 5 02A i!!i Barnard Maxine E. 12/10/1940 F 128 16 Brad Barnard 206.861.5003 6 02C .fi ! Barnard Donald E. 3/31/1939 M 151 16 Todd Barnard 206.235.7275 7 02D I! Shick Roy w. 1/20/1977 M 220 16 Dori Shick 253.380.1061 8 02F A Fox Alicia Marie 2/18/1983 F 120 16 Matt Fox 206.251.3053 9 03A A Blank Jared s 7/23/1982 M 155 16 J. Blank 503-449-4599 10 03C A Scheidegger Robert I 5/30/1978 M 190 16 Tristanne Scheid 425-442-5881 11 03D Harmon Kimberly 11/6/1966 F 175 16 Michael Harmon 206-769-7210 12 03F Hall Rachel Maureen 10/24/1980 F 194 16 Ann E. Schultz 253-606-2842 13 04A Huard Damon Paul 7/9/1973 M 222 16 Julie Huard 425.213.6084 14 04C A' Irving Nicolas Joseph 8/5/1984 M 190 16 Heather Irving 206-913-7581 15 04D A Henderson Carter s. 6/10/1982 M 190 16 Lindsey Henders 206.696.2823 16 04F A Gravenkemper David M. 12/15/1970 M 190 16 Stephanie Grave 206.550.8128 17 06A B Knowles Con or Layton 6/9/1991 M 166 16 David Knowles 310-467-4232 18 06B B Polachek Andrew Bennett 3/30/1992 M 180 16 Neal Polachek 415-505-7902 19 06C B ALASKA 16 20 06D B Alex Gregory Keith 11/30/1948 M 185 16 Dora Krasucki-AI 206-228-8474 21 OGE B Hansen David Alan 1/24/1994 M 160 16 Susan Hansen 206-979-4714 22 06F B Rainey Jonathan Dudley 6/26/1980 M 220 16 Cynthia Rainey 206-227-1126 23 07A B Ryan Terrance L. 7/9/1959 M 210 16 Angela Lindquist 306.355.2363 FERPA RCW 42.56.070(1) 18 23 07A 6 IRyan Terrance L. 7/9/1959 M 210 16 Angela Lindquistl306.355.2363 24 076 B !Woodward Elise 1/28/1975 135 16 Troy Woodward I 206.669. 7698 25 07C 6 !Huard Damon Paul 7/9/1973 M 222 16 Julie Huard 1425.213.6084 26 070 6 IUgenti Paul Francesco 1/3/1980 M 205 16 Dana Ugenti 1206-794-6826 27 07E B IBell Gregg Hughes 11/3/1970 M 195 16 Wendy Bell I {510) 435-8783 28 07F 6 IAlex Grel!:or Keith 11/30/1948 M 185 16 Dora Krasucki-A 206-228-84 7 4 29 08A 6 IGravenkemper David M. 12/15/1970 M 190 16 Stephanie Graved 206.550.8128 30 086 B IVan Hollebek Maxwell James 5/8/1993 M 160 16 Meghan Van Holl206-491-9593 31 DSC B !Rondeau Bob 2/9/1950 M 190 16 Molly Rondeau 1206.734.7495 32 080 6 IRazore Daniel James 5/1/1989 M 170 16 Matt Razore 425-301-2105 33 08E B 34 08F Brandon James 5/14/19871 M 230 16 Amanda Potts-Hd425-750-1063 35 09A Brandon Eu!!:ene 8/5/19761 M 195 16 Chellsi James I 253-335-9061 36 096 Roland Christooher 2/25/19901 M 180 16 Mike Kramer 1206-914-2914 37 09C Raymond 2/22/19681 M 320 16 Makiko Wilson 1808-224-3717 38 090 B Mason Andrew 6/8/1981 IM 210 16 Tenille Lively 1954-849-2258 39 09E B M 180 16 40 09F 6 ITaolin Chervl Lvnn 9/2/19721 F 160 16 Irvin!! Taolin I 206-854-9156 41 10A 6 INaguit Jose Frederick 6/17/1959 I M 130 16 Vilma Fernandezl206-722-3717 42 106 B !Cahill Robert McCabe 10/6/19881 M 170 16 Claire Cahill 1425-301-1493 43 10C B !Fullmer Bart 5/21/19621 M 291 16 Colleen Fullmerl425-742-3654 44 100 B 1carlson Brett William 8/1/19851 M 220 16 Carl Carlson 503-319-1593 45 10E 6 M 180 16 46 10F 6 IMayeno Tyler James 12/28/1988 M 135 16 John Mayeno I 206-679-0865 47 11A B !Pierce Charles Herbert 10/12/1985 M 260 16 Laura Pierce 1970-543-9217 48 116 6 IOPEN 49 11C 6 IRuel!:amer Christooher Gre 6/1/1976 M 268 16 Laurie Ruel!:amd920-737-4996 50 110 B !Rainey. Jonathan Dudley 6/26/1980 M 220 16 Cynthia Rainey 1206-227-1126 51 11E B F 120 16 52 11F 6 IGuttor Eric Matsu M 170 16 une Morita 206-388-7619 53 12A Keith Da'Shawn M 202 16 Shantre Belton I 704-280-0205 54 128 55 12C Grant Thomas M 235 16 RebekahSteen 1303-619-1444 56 120 Wade Robert M 175 16 Ron Soenksen 1563-260-8600 57 12E 160 16 Suzie Bradford 58 12F 6 M 195 16 59 13A B 260 16 60 136 B 61 13C 6 205 16 62 130 B 63 13E 6 64 13F 6 65 14A 6 66 146 6 67 14C B 68 140 B 69 14E 6 70 14F 6 FERPA 19 RCW 42.56.070(1) 22 O&F 8 Keaney Nina Ellen 7/9/1970 F 150 16 Patrick Keaney 206.459.2219 23 07A B Scarff Michael B. 2/15/1956 M 165 16 Marylee Scarff 206.819.2851 24 078 8 Scarff Keri K. 2/13/1959 F 110 16 Marylee Scarff 253.630.8373 25 07C 8 Scarff Mark M. 2/16/1957 M 157 16 Marylee Scarff 253.630.8373 26 070 B Kelly Shannon Maureen 8/20/1973 F 144 16 Chris Kirchoff 206.612.0623 27 07E 8 Steinman Jill M. 5/9/1982 F 135 16 Pam Nelson 360.421.6001 28 07F 8 Steinman Tyler N. 5/16/1984 M 185 16 Pam Nelson 360.421.6001 29 OBA 8 Tom Brian Francis 10/31/1972 M 210 16 Alex Tom 206-930-7326 30 088 8 M 180 16 31 DSC 8 Goldstein Deborah Ann 4/14/1987 F 155 16 Maria Goldstein 818-605-1036 32 080 8 Wilson Richard Stewart 4/15/1943 M 185 16 Lynn Wilson 360. 734.3004 33 DBE 8 Suzuki Joyce Naomi 12/18/1951 F 110 16 Julie Tin 206.650.7178 34 OBF 8 Suzuki Steven Setsuo 10/7/1948 M 185 16 Julie Tin 206.650.7178 35 09A 8 Boone Scott E. 7/1/1971 M 170 16 Dave Boone 253.536.8067 36 098 8 Santillanes Lu Ann 6/3/1953 F 110 16 Russel Santillane 917.239.3864 37 09C 8 Santillanes David 9/13/1950 M 150 16 Russel Santillane 917.239.3864 38 090 8 Riley Andre L. 12/2/1966 M 200 16 Dawn Riley 425.271.9016 39 09E 8 Minty Sean T. 6/22/1986 M 165 16 Jacqueline Min!YJ 425.260.1315 40 09F 8 Luecht Mark E. 3/20/1957 M 210 16 Mary Luecht 503.449.6499 41 10A 8 Ryan Terrance L. 7/9/1959 M 210 16 Angela Lindquist 306.355.2363 42 108 8 Woodward Elise 1/28/1975 F 135 16 Troy Woodward 206.669.7698 43 1DC 8 Rondeau Bob 2/9/1950 M 190 16 Molly Rondeau 206.734.7495 44 100 8 Huard Damon Paul 7/9/1973 M 222 16 Julie Huard 425.213.6084 45 10E 8 F 140 16 46 10F 8 Pierce Charles Herbert 10/12/1985 M 260 16 Laura Pierce 970-543-9217 47 11A B Gravenkemper David M. 12/15/1970 M 190 16 Stephanie Grave 206.550.8128 48 118 8 Bell Gregg Hughes 11/3/1970 M 195 16 Wendy Bell {510) 435-8783 49 11C 8 Bechthold Jeffrey Todd 4/20/1968 M 280 16 Meghan Becht~ 206-850-6188 50 110 B Irving Nicolas Joseph 8/5/1984 M 190 16 Heather Irving 206-913-7581 51 11E 8 Kelly Mason Andrew 6/8/1981 M 210 16 Tenille Lively 954-849-2258 52 11F 8 Maye no Tyler James 12/28/1988 M 135 16 John Mayeno 206-679-0865 53 12A 8 Guttorp Eric Matsu 7/14/1989 M 170 16 June Morita 206-388-7619 54 128 8 M 166 16 55 12C 8 Blank Jared s 7/23/1982 M 155 16 J. Blank 503-449-4599 56 120 8 Scheidegger Robert I 5/30/1978 M 190 16 Tristanne Scheid 425-442-5881 57 12E 8 Bradford Andrea Evyn 6/28/1989 F 160 16 Suzie Bradford 206-909-1103 58 12F 8 Nystrom Daren Mclean 2/1/1980 M 220 16 Erin Nystrom 206-962-1416 59 13A 8 James Brandon Eugene 8/5/1976 M 195 16 Chellsi James 253-335-9061 60 138 8 Carlson Brett William 8/1/1985 M 220 16 Carl Ca risen 503-319-1593 61 13C 8 Wilson Raymond L 2/22/1968 M 320 16 Makiko Wilson 808-224-3717 62 130 8 Harmon Kimberly 11/6/1966 F 175 16 Michael Harmon 206-769-7210 63 13E 8 Gee Albert 0 7/15/1979 M 165 16 Jennifer Gardner 215-421-3982 64 13F 8 Ellis Kai 8/7/1980 M 260 16 Jo Ann Owens 253-813-8276 65 14A 8 Alex Gregory Keith 11/30/1948 M 185 16 Dora Krasucki-AI 206-228-8474 66 148 8 Naguit Jose Frederick 6/17/1959 M 130 16 Vilma Fernandez 206-722-3717 FERPA RCW 42.56.070(1) 20 67 14C 8 Rainey Jonathan Dudley M 220 16 Cynthia Rainey 206-227-1126 68 140 B Hall Rachel Maureen F 194 16 Ann E. 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8 Boone Scott E. 7/1/1971 M 170 16 Dave Boone 253.536.8067 36 098 8 Santillanes Lu Ann 6/3/1953 F 110 16 Russel Santillane 917.239.3864 37 09C 8 Santillanes David 9/13/1950 M 150 16 Russel Santillane 917.239.3864 38 090 8 Riley Andre L. 12/2/1966 M 200 16 Dawn Riley 425.271.9016 39 09E 8 Kelly Mason Andrew 6/8/1981 M 210 16 Tenille Lively 954-849-2258 40 09F 8 Luecht Mark E. 3/20/1957 M 210 16 Mary Luecht 503.449.6499 41 10A 8 Ryan Terrance L. 7/9/1959 M 210 16 Angela Lindquist 306.355.2363 42 108 8 Woodward Elise 1/28/1975 F 135 16 Troy Woodward 206.669.7698 43 1DC 8 Rondeau Bob 2/9/1950 M 190 16 Molly Rondeau 206.734.7495 44 100 8 Gravenkemper David M. 12/15/1970 M 190 16 Stephanie Grave 206.550.8128 45 10E 8 Bell Gregg Hughes 11/3/1970 M 195 16 Wendy Bell {510) 435-8783 46 10F 8 Minty Sean T. 6/22/1986 M 165 16 Jacqueline Min!YJ 425.260.1315 47 11A B Bechthold Jeffrey Todd 4/20/1968 M 280 16 Meghan Becht~ 206-850-6188 48 118 8 Tom Brian Francis 10/31/1972 M 210 16 Alex Tom 206-930-7326 49 11C 8 Fullmer Bart 5/21/1962 M 291 16 Colleen Fullmer 425-742-3654 50 110 B Huard Damon Paul 7/9/1973 M 222 16 Julie Huard 425.213.6084 51 11E 8 Kramer Roland Christopher 2/25/1990 M 180 16 Mike Kramer 206-914-2914 52 11F 8 Guttorp Eric Matsu 7/14/1989 M 170 16 June Morita 206-388-7619 53 12A 8 James Brandon Eugene 8/5/1976 M 195 16 Chellsi James 253-335-9061 54 128 8 Bradford Andrea Evyn 6/28/1989 F 160 16 Suzie Bradford 206-909-1103 55 12C 8 Wilson Raymond L 2/22/1968 M 320 16 Makiko Wilson 808-224-3717 56 120 8 Irving Nicolas Joseph 8/5/1984 M 190 16 Heather Irving 206-913-7581 57 12E 8 Maye no Tyler James 12/28/1988 M 135 16 John Mayeno 206-679-0865 58 12F 8 Taplin Cheryl Lynn 9/2/1972 F 160 16 Irving Taplin 206-854-9156 59 13A 8 Alex Gregory Keith 11/30/1948 M 185 16 Dora Krasucki-AI 206-228-8474 60 138 8 Carlson Brett William 8/1/1985 M 220 16 Carl Carlson 503-319-1593 61 13C 8 Rainey Jonathan Dudley 6/26/1980 M 220 16 Cynthia Rainey 206-227-1126 62 130 8 Harmon Kimberly 11/6/1966 F 175 16 Michael Harmon 206-769-7210 63 13E 8 Gee Albert 0 7/15/1979 M 165 16 Jennifer Gardner 215-421-3982 64 13F 8 Ellis Kai 8/7/1980 M 260 16 Jo Ann Owens 253-813-8276 65 14A 8 Goldstein Deborah Ann 4/14/1987 F 155 16 Maria Goldstein 818-605-1036 66 148 8 F 140 16 FERPA RCW 42.56.070(1) 22 23 07A B Gui lard John G. 12/26/1970 M 24 078 8 Boone Scott E. 7/1/1971 M 25 07C 8 Wolf Gary Dean 6/9/1974 M 26 070 8 Kelly Shannon Maureen 8/20/1973 F 27 07E 8 Fox Alicia Marie 2/18/1983 F 28 07F 8 Henderson s. 6/10/1982 M 29 OBA 8 Wallace R. 4/11/1983 M 30 088 B M 31 osc B Riley Andre L. 12/2/1966 M 32 080 8 Goodwin D'Andre 12/26/1987 M 33 OSE 8 Kramer Roland Christopher 2/25/1990 M 34 OSF 8 Glenn Justin James 12/22/1989 M 35 09A 8 Tom Brian Francis 10/31/1972 M 36 098 8 Goldstein Deborah Ann 4/14/1987 F 37 09C 8 Blue Kenyon Malcolm Duncan 3/24/1986 M 38 090 B Huard Damon Paul 7/9/1973 M 39 09E B M 40 09F 8 Ugenti Paul Francesco 1/3/1980 M 41 10A 8 -Ryan Terrance L. 7/9/1959 M 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Jonathan Dudley 6/26/1980 M 62 130 8 Ellis Kai 8/7/1980 M 63 13E B Twaddle Bruce Charles 8/18/1961 M 64 13F B Harmon Kimberly 11/6/1966 F 65 14A B Razo re Daniel James 5 1 1989 M 66 148 8 Goldstein Deborah Ann F 67 c p ha 1 rb rt 68 140 B Becton Torre A 6/24/1978 M 69 14E B Soenksen Wade Robert 6/13/1983 M FERPA RCW 42.56.070(1) 24 25 07C B Lam_.E..kin Phil!E_ P. l!L.11J.1958 M 225 16 Micahel Lampki 253.632.4751 26 070 B Harrison [ohn Michael 8:Z31]1967 M 194 16 [ulie Harrison 253.906.3108 27 07E B Esser Luke E. 8_L26_L1961 M 250 16 Sal.!Y_Esser 206.794.5760 28 07F B Esser Mark R. 11:Z26:Z1954 M 190 16 Sally_ Esser 206.794.5760 29 OBA B ~an Michael ll 3_L2_L1967 M 190 16 K'!!:Y!!. ~an 206.604.9073 30 088 B ~an Edward Michael ~19_l1942 M 210 16 Barbara~n 253.845.6770 31 OBC B Brandt Michael A. 10:Z13:Z1983 M 175 16 Debbie Brandt 425.891.4126 32 080 B Vena Michael [Loseg_h 1~28_l1952 M 210 16 [Lason Vena 206.335.7209 33 OBE B Vena Burnice Ann 42:2o:Z1951 F 120 16 Jason Vena 206.335.7209 34 OBF B Larson 11.essica Elizabeth 2_L3_L1979 F 130 16 La!:!Y_ Larson 952.949.9668 35 09A B Pierce Charles Herbert 10:Z12:Z1985 M 260 16 Laura Pierce 970-543-9217 36 098 B Tom Brian Francis 10.fl l_Ll 972 M 210 16 Alex Tom 206-930-7326 37 09C B N~t 11.ose Frederick fd_l 7_Ll 959 M 130 16 Vilma Fernande 206-722-3717 38 090 B Ril VERSION D ~k~.Un~ UPDATED: NAME CONTACT PHONE FLIGHT DATE: NRFO FLIGHT COORDINATOR #1: FLIGHT NUMBER: NRFO FLIGHT COORDINATOR #2: DEPARTURE CITY: NRFO FLIGHT COORDINATOR #3: ARRIVAL CITY: NRFO FLIGHT COORDINATOR #4: CHECK IN TIME: NRFO FLIGHT COORDINATOR #5: DEPARTURE TIME: AIRPORT COORDINATOR (AIRLINE): ARRIVAL TIME: AIRPORT COORDINATOR (CUSTOMER): CUSTOMER NAME: NOTE(S): Once names have been input into manifest, the spreadsheet should be sorted by the seat number to help with the check in process. ForVPES Volunteers, please notate eitherVPES-LEO, VPES-FIREFIGHTER, VPES-EMT 737-SOOER A Cohen llenniter 11'._nn 8j_22_j_l 969 F 148 16 Bill Cohen 206.931.9286 ~ Sarkisian Steve Ambrose li_8_fl 974 M 200 16 St!:E..hanie Sarki 425-999-0711 4 j 01F Sarkisian St~hanie Mal)'._ 9_j_18_L1974 F 130 16 Sanc!Y_ Yamamo 310-530-2694 5 02A Davis Larina Frances 9_L_5_fl 970 F 107 16 Carol Muecke 425.747.5659 61~ Davis IV Robert Lee 6_L_l 9_j_l 969 M 207 16 Carol Muecke 425.747.5659 02D A Shanahan Patrick Michael 6_L_24_L_l 962 M 185 16 02F A Shanahan Ray_ IL 121_2 4_L_l 96 6 M 215 16 ~ A Schmitz ilames P. 9_j_21L_1974 M 195 16 10 03C Schmitz Peder A. 9_j_21L_1974 M 190 16 Phil Schmitz 253.606.1806 11 03D HinesJ!. Frederick William 1IT26_Z196o M 260 16 Dawn Hines 425.931.9925 12 03F Miller Roman D. iU._4_il926 M 160 16 Teri)'._Lucas 425.418.4598 13 04A A Cozzetto Daniel K 5L26L1955 M 245 16 Debbie Cozze~ 541-908-9989 14 04C A ~r Deborah M lL_23_j_1956 F 114 16 Adrian~er 602-403-1402 15 04D A T'!E!in Che!:Y!_ 11'._nn 9_i_2_fl 972 F 160 16 Irvil!!L T'!E)in 206-854-9156 16 04F ~ PeqE!es Gertrude Vi~nia lL_l3_j_l935 F 155 16 lohn Peonies 206-723-5036 17 O&A B ALASKA 16 18 068 B ALASKA 16 19 O&C B Fox Alicia Marie 2_j_l8_j_l 983 F 120 16 Matt Fox 206.251.3053 20 O&D B Shick RQY_ w. lL_20_j_1977 M 220 16 Dori Shick 253.380.1061 21 06E B Brown An_gela Keeler 4_L_24_L_l 9 7 4 F 130 16 Steve Brown 425.864.2713 22 O&F B Keeler Larrv Stenhen 7 /23/1945 M 224 16 Sandra Keeler 253.630.4572 FERPA RCW 42.56.070(1) 26 23 07A B Antuna Eduardo [lose '!d._2fd._1976 M 213 16 Kori Antuna 206.465.4241 24 078 8 Antuna-C~estal!Y_ Laura Maria l_L_l 7_j_1969 F 210 16 [Lames C~estan 206.391.5487 25 07C B Lam__Q_kin Phill!!_ P. 11_L_11_L_1958 M 225 16 Micahel LamJ!.ki 253.632.4751 26 070 B Harrison ilohn Michael 8_fll_L_1967 M 194 16 [luiie Harrison 253.906.3108 27 07E B Esser Luke E. 8_j_2 6_j_19 61 M 250 16 SallyEsser 206.794.5760 28 07F B Esser Mark R. 1 l_L_2 fd._19 54 M 190 16 SallyEsser 206.794.5760 29 OBA B Egan Michael [J. 3}2JJ967 M 190 16 Karyn Eg_an 206.604.9073 30 088 8 ~n Edward Michael 911911942 M 210 16 Barbara~an 253.845.6770 31 OBC B St.lohn Crista s. 711311982 F 130 16 Lisa StJ.ohn 619.288.4670 32 080 8 Brandt Michael A. 1qL_13_j_1983 M 175 16 Debbie Brandt 425.891.4126 33 USE 8 Larson ilessica Elizabeth ?DJJ 979 F 130 16 Lar!:Y_ Larson 952.949.9668 34 OBF B Goodman Edward Kennethmon!Y_ 10.[l_j_l 986 M 200 16 Ka 23 07A B Ryan M 24 078 8 M 25 07C 8 Rainey Jonathan Dudley 6/26/1980 M 26 070 8 -Glenn Justin James 12/22/1989 M 27 07E 8 OPEN 28 07F 8 Goodwin D'Andre 12/26/1987 M 29 OBA 8 M 30 088 B M 31 osc B M 32 080 8 Riley Andre L. 12/2/1966 M 33 OSE 8 OPEN 34 OSF 8 Ugenti Paul Francesco 1/3/1980 M 35 09A 8 Carlson Brett William 8/1/1985 M 36 098 8 Seaton, Ill Walter L 2/2/1985 M 37 09C 8 Irving Nicolas Joseph 8/5/1984 M 38 090 B Hall Rachel Maureen 10/24/1980 F 39 09E B Yavuz Denise Grace 9/27/1987 F 40 09F 8 Harmon Kimberly 11/6/1966 F 41 10A 8 Guttorp Eric Matsu 7/14/1989 M 42 108 8 M 43 10C 8 Kramer Roland Christopher 2/25/1990 M 44 100 8 Scheidegger Robert I 5/30/1978 M 45 10E 8 Bradford Andrea Evyn 6/28/1989 F 46 10F B Nystrom Daren Mclean 2/1/1980 M 47 11A 8 Tom Brian Francis 10/31/1972 M 48 118 8 OPEN 49 11C 8 Bechthold Jeffrey Todd 4/20/1968 M 50 110 8 Williams Joshua Michael 2/9/1989 M 51 11E 8 M 52 11F M 53 12A B M 54 128 B M 55 12C 8 M 56 120 8 Ellis Kai 8/7/1980 M 57 12E B OPEN 58 12F 8 Maye no Tyler James 12/28/1988 M 59 13A 8 James Brandon Eugene 8/5/1976 M 60 138 8 OPEN 61 13C B Wilson Raymond L 2/22/1968 M 62 130 B Becton Torre A 6/24/1978 M 63 13E 8 M 64 13F 8 M 65 14A M 66 148 8 M 67 14C M 68 140 B M 69 14E B M FERPA RCW 42.56.070(1)28 23 07A B Ryan Terrance L. 7/9/1959 M 24 078 8 Van Hollebek Maxwell James 5/8/1993 M 25 07C 8 Rainey Jonathan Dudley 6/26/1980 M 26 070 8 Glenn Justin James 12/22/1989 M -----1 27 07E 8 M 28 07F 8 Goodwin D'Andre 12/26/1987 M 29 OBA 8 Tom Brian Francis 10/31/1972 M 30 088 B Bell Gregg Hughes 11/3/1970 M 31 osc B Bechthold Jeffrey Todd 4/20/1968 M 32 080 8 Riley Andre L. 12/2/1966 M 33 OSE 8 OPEN 34 OSF Paul Francesco 1/3/1980 M -----1 35 09A 8 M 36 098 8 M 37 09C 8 M 38 090 B Hall Rachel Maureen 10/24/1980 F 39 09E B Yavuz Denise Grace 9/27/1987 F 40 09F 8 Harmon Kimberly 11/6/1966 F 41 10A 8 Guttorp Eric Matsu 7/14/1989 M 42 108 8 M 43 10C 8 M 44 100 M 45 10E F 46 10F M 47 11A 8 M 48 118 8 M 49 11C 8 Irving Nicolas Joseph 8/5/1984 M 50 110 8 Ellis Kai 8/7/1980 M 51 11E 8 Williams Joshua Michael 2/9/1989 M 52 11F 8 Maye no Tyler James 12/28/1988 M 53 12A B M 54 128 B M 55 12C 8 M 56 120 M 57 12E B M 58 12F M 59 13A 8 James Brandon Eugene M 60 138 8 OPEN 61 13C B Wilson Raymond L 2/22/1968 M 62 130 B Becton Torre A 6/24/1978 M 63 13E 8 OPEN 64 13F 8 Soenksen Wade Robert 6/13/1983 M 65 14A B Blue Kenyon Malcolm Duncan 3/24/1986 M 1------1 66 148 8 M 67 14C M 68 140 B - M 69 14E B M 29 Unknown From: Michael McHugh Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2014 4:34 PM To: Joyce Bumgarner Subject: Add name Attachments: Training Table staff names.xlsx Joyce: I added Jonathan Rainey (Team Chaplin) to our administration list to eat... Thanks Mike From: Joyce Bumgarner [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, July 28, 2014 12:55 PM To: Michael McHugh Subject: RE: Mtg No this is just finalizing operational details. I have menus under control with both of them. I will send mtg invite. Thanks Joyce Bumgarner, MS, RON; CD. Manager - Registered Dietitian, Conibear Shellhouse Housing & Food Services - UW Dining WA 981.95 3896 Walla Walla Rd. NF - Kitchen 206-))>4593 - Office [email protected] I www.hfs.washington.edu From: Michael McHugh [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, July 28, 2014 12:52 PM To: Joyce Bumgarner Subject: RE: Mtg Can we meet Wednesday at 1:00 pm? Should Coach Socha and Kristen Gravani in this meeting? Thanks Mike McHugh From: Joyce Bumgarner [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, July 28, 2014 12:29 PM To: Michael McHugh Subject: Mtg 1 30 Can we touch bases briefly so that I am on the same page for everything for PreSeason. I am open any time Tues. 1030a-lp Wed all day, Thurs. after lpm. Thanks Joyce Bumgarner, MS, RDN; CD. Manager - Registered Dietitian, Conibear Shellhouse Housing & Food Services - UW Dining Conib22r Shellhouse -Box 3540/0, Seattle, WA 9819S 389& Walla Walla Rd. NC ~Kitchen W UN P/ERSITY 1Jf WASHINGTON 2 2014 FALL FOOTBALL TRAINING TABLE 31 FOOTBALL STAFF TRAINING STAFF EQUIPMENT STAFF ALEXANDER, Gerald Carrell, Jaqui Fullmer, Bart BHONAPHA, Keith Getto, Cristina Nagut, Jose CHOATE, Jeff Nystrom, Daren GOODWIN, D'Andre Scheidegger, Rob STUDENT EQUIPMENT GREGORY, Bob Soenksen, Wade KWIATKOWSKI, Pete LAKE, Jimmy STUDENT TRAINERS PAOPAO, Jordan PEASE, Brent PETERSEN, Chris SMITH, Jonathan STRAUSSER, Chris TAUFALELE, Joshua THIENES, Ben ADMINISTRATION GLENN, Justin GOLDSTEIN, Deborah HUARD, Damon HUPPERT, Brandon KNOTIS, Aaron KNOWLES, Conor MALCHOW, Marshall McHUGH, Mike FE RP A MOWE, Alisa RCW 42.56.070(1) PEOPLES, Gertrude PIERCE, Herb VIDEO STAFF RAINEY, JONATHAN Irving, Nick RASMUSSEN, Rich Mayeno, Tyler Mitchell, Chris STRENGTH BAETHKE, Dustyn STUDENT VIDEO BECTON, Torre BOURGUE, Jeff GRAVANI, Kristen McDONALD, Mike SOCHA, Tim FERPA Thursday, December 29, 2011 8:00pm (CST) Kickoff on ESPN RCW32 42.56.070(1) SEA-SAT Team SAT-SEA Team 12/23/2011 Charter Commercial 12/30/2011 Charter Commercial Strenath Staff 0 0 0 0 47 Anderson, Aly TEAM CHARTER 0 TEAM CHARTER 0 48 Anderson, Mike 1,000 TEAM CHARTER 0 TEAM CHARTER 1 0 49 Becton, Torre 1,000 TEAM CHARTER 0 COMMERCIAL 0 50 Brown, Tyson 1,000 TEAM CHARTER 0 COMMERCIAL 0 51 Gadeken, Scott 1,000 TEAM CHARTER 0 TEAM CHARTER 0 52 Gadeken, Stacey TEAM CHARTER 0 TEAM CHARTER 0 53 Gadeken, Brandon (10) TEAM CHARTER 0 TEAM CHARTER 0 54 Gadeken, Wyatt (4) TEAM CHARTER 0 TEAM CHARTER 0 55 Lewis, Ivan 8,000 TEAM CHARTER 0 TEAM CHARTER 0 56 Ruggiero, Henry 1,000 TEAM CHARTER 0 TEAM CHARTER 0 57 Udeze, Kenechi 1,000 TEAM CHARTER 0 TEAM CHARTER 0 Football Administration 12/23/2011 0 0 12/30/2011 0 0 58 Alex, Gregg Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 59 Blank, Jared 8,000 Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 60 Erickson, Sandy Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 61 Hoover, Joe Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 62 Hoover, Lilly (>1) Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 63 Goldstein, Deborah Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 64 Krasucki, Dora Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 65 O'Laughlin, Sean Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 66 O'Laughlin, Sara Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 67 O'Laughlin, Madison (13) Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 68 O'Laughlin, Brandt (>1) Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 69 Slutak, Dennis 8,000 Team Charter 1 0 Commercial 0 1 70 Taplin, Cheryl Commercial 0 Team Charter 0 Eauioment Staff 0 0 0 0 71 Fullmer, Bart 2,709 Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 72 Fullmer, Collen Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 73 Fullmer, Paul (25) Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 74 Fullmer, Julianne (20) Team Charter 1 0 Team Charter 0 75 Naguit, Jose 761 Commercial 0 Team Charter 0 0 0 0 0 76 Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 77 Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 78 Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 79 Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 80 Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 81 Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 82 Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 83 Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 84 Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 85 Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 86 Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 87 Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 88 Team Charter 0 Team Charter 0 S~orts Medicine 0 0 0 0 33 Thursday, Decem 6:35pm (PST) Kie Outbound Flight Coachim! Staff 1 Dan Cozzetto & Debbie Egger Charter 2 Eric Kiesau, Wendy Kiesau, Blake & Tayler Charter 3 Ivan Lewis Charter 4 Tosh Lupoi Charter 5 Jordan Paopao Charter 6 Marques Tuiasosopo, Lisa Tuiasosopo, Braden, Brice & Kiley Charter 7 Justin Wilcox Charter 8 Danny Razore Charter 9 Coner Knowles Charter 10 D'Andre Goodwin Charter 11 Kenyon Blue Charter Prol!.ram Coor. I Administrative Asst. 1 Herb Pierce Charter 2 Brandon Huppert, Amanda Huppert & Colton Charter 3 Chris Kramer Charter 4 Justin Glenn Charter 5 Kai Ellis Charter Strem!th Staff 1 Torre Becton Charter 2 Keith Belton, Shantre Belton, Peyton, & Aubrey Charter 3 Grey Ruegamer Charter 4 Grant Steen & Rebekah Steen Charter Football Administration 1 Paul Ugenti & Dana Ugenti Commercial 2 Jared Blank Charter 3 Deb Goldstein Charter 4 Eric Guttorp Charter 5 Damon Huard, Julie Huard, Brooke, Holly & Sam Charter 6 Steve Murillo Charter 7 Cheryl Taplin None 8 Brandon James, Chellsi James, Kennedi & Anthony Charter 9 Raymond Wilson & Rachel Wilson Charter 10 Gregg Alex & Dora Rosita Krausucki Charter 11 Johnathan Rainey Charter 12 Mattson, Jacquie Charter 13 Krista Rammelsberg Charter 14 Lauren Richards Charter 34 (Confidential) UW FOOTBALL CHAPLAINCY "Championship Excellence" COUNSELING, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, EDUCATION, MOTIVATION, BEHAVIOR, COMMUNITY SERVICE, COMMUNITY OUTREACH Pastoral Care Counseling (Individual, family & relationship, crisis, bereavement, etc) Pre game Chapel, Team Bible Study (inclusive Christian Orientation) Non-Christian religious services, support & referral I Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist Coaches & FB staff Clinical Care Work with Coaches & Training Room Staff to assist players Intervention and substance abuse treatment when requested Mental Health Care Issues Family & Personal Emergencies Education - EQ I Behavior (Rob Scheidegger I Rachel Hall, Dr. L. Rosen, Dr. S. Mullenix, Dr. D. Scratchley) Freshman Adjustment, Bridge Program, SAS, "Camp" /Dorm" Substance Abuse Education I Info (Team & Staff) Physiological, Psychological, and Performance Issues Dating I HIV Education Legal Issues concerning dating & sexual encounters Clinical disease information Legal I Court Issues Chaplain KC Jail, MH Facilities Court presence in legal proceedings Community Service (court & non-court) Other Topics: NFL Rookie Symposium I NFLP A I Seahawks Player Development, Current & Retired NFL Players, Motivational Speakers, "Camp", Former UW Players 35 WASHINGTON vs Eastern Washington Saturday, September 6th, 2014 12:07 pm Friday, September 5th, 2014 7:00 am Treatment/Tape/Breakfast snack (Fuel Bar) 8:00 am Position Meetings (:30) 8:35 am PACK Meetings (:30) 9:15 am Travel Squad LIFT (:40) 10:05 am Practice (:60) 11:15 am Lunch (Recruiting Lounge) 6:00 pm Buses Depart for Redmond Marriott 6:30 pm Training Room Open for treatment (Studio 1) 6:30 pm Dinner (Salons 3&4) (:45) 7:15 pm Offense Meet (Salon 1) (:30) Defense Meet (Salon 2) (:30) 7:45 pm Husky Magic (Salon 1) (: 15) 8:15 pm Chapel (Studio 2) Mass (Studio 3) 9:00 pm Snack (Salons 3&4) (:30) 10:00 pm Curfew- In Rooms - No Exceptions Saturday, September 6th, 2014 7:00 am Wakeup Call 7:30 am O/D Walk Thru (Roll Call) (:30) 8:00 am Pregame Meal (Salons 3&4) (:45) 9:15 am Clap Sessions (:5) (Bring Bags) Offense (Salon 1) Defense (Salon 2) 9:25 am Buses Depart for Husky Stadium (:20) 9:45 am Arrive at Husky Stadium (Dog Walk) 12:07 pm Kick Off - Beat Eastern Washington Sunday, September 7th, 2014 2:00 - 4:00 pm Optional Weight Room Recovery 2:00 - 4:00 pm Mandatory Treatment 36 Faotball S~rt Staff 12l22l2013 12l23l2013 12l24l2013 12l25l2013 12l262013 12l27l2013 TOTAL 75 Becton, Torre $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 76 Belton, Keith $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 77 Blank, Jared $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 78 Fullmer, Bart $40 (L&D) $30 (B & L) $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $130.00 79 Goldstein, Deb $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 80 Guttorp, Eric $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 81 Huard, Damon $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 82 Huppert, Brandon $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 83 Murillo, Steve $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 84 Pierce, Herb $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 85 Ruegamer, Grey $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 86 Steen, Grant $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 87 Taplin, Cheryl $40 (L&D) $30 (B & L) $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $130.00 88 Ugenti, Paul $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 89 Bechthold, Jeff $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 90 Tom, Brian $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 91 James, Brandon $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 92 Wilson, Raymond $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 93 Alex, Gregg $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 94 Rainey, Johnathan $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 95 Scheidegger, Rob $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 96 Nystrom, Daren $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 97 Williams, Josh $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 98 Soenksen, Wade $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 99 Hall, Rachel $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 100 Harmon, Kim $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 101 lrvining, Nick $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 102 Carlson, Brett $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 103 Mayeno, Tyler $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 104 Cohen, Jen $0 $30 (B & D) $50 (B, L & D) $30 (B & L) $50 (B, L & D) $30 (B & L) $190.00 105 Rammelsbe!:9_, Krista $0 $30 (B & D) $50 (B, L & D) $30 (B & L) $50 (B, L & D) $30 (B & L) $190.00 106 Mattson, Jacquie $0 $30 (B & D) $50 (B, L & D) $30 (B & L) $50 (B, L & D) $30 (B & L) $190.00 107 N~uit, Jose $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 108 Ellis, Kai $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 109 Kramer, Chris $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 110 Glenn, Justin $0 $20 ( D) $20 ( D) $20 (D) $0 $0 $60.00 ~ $0 $30 (B & D) $50 (B, L & D) $30 (B & L) $50 (B, L & D) $30 (B & L) T $190.00 l 37 Unknown From: Kiley Strong Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2014 11 :29 AM To: Chase Meyer Cc: William Kava Subject: FW: Affiliate Faculty From: bc22 Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2014 10:30 AM To: William Kava; Kiley Strong Subject: Affiliate Faculty Hey guys, Question ...... Do either of you know if athletics offers any type of Affilate Faculty positions for those that may be affiliated with the UW primarily with UW athletics? They aren't coaches, but more along the line of chaplains. ** * 1 38 Unknown From: Chris Petersen Sent: Monday, July 21, 2014 9:29 PM To: Cujo Subject: Fwd: Football Chaplaincy Question ... Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: Jonathan Rainey Coach, I'll call her in the am. Thanks and see you soon. Jonathan Rainey On Jul 21, 2014, at 9:03 PM, Chris Petersen Jonathan, When you get back in town we can sit down and talk about these things. Call Alisa (my assistant) and schedule an appointment. Hope you are good and keep up the good work. God Bless Coach Pete Sent from my iPad On Jul 20, 2014, at 6:34 PM, "Jonathan Rainey" Hey Coach Peterson, I hope you are enjoying your time at your lake house in Boise. I'm at OSU participating in our regional FCA camp. We had 17 kids give their lives to Christ and 30 more rededications. Anyway I won't take up too much of your time. I wanted to ask you 3 questions. 1 39 1. What are your expectations for me in my role? I don't know your protocol as it pertains to chaplaincy. Coach McHugh couldn't really give me a good description and I know that you will be out of town until the 26th so I decided to email you. 2. Would you be available on Oct. 22 to speak on a panel for my fall banquet? It would be 15-20 mins of your time during lunch (12:00 - 1 :00) at the Conibear or the Don James Center. If you can't do it then I would like love for you do a video ask. 3. Lastly, would you pray about coming on my support team. I raise all my funding and you are the 2nd Christian Coach (other being Chan Gailey) that I have worked for. If you could great but if not great as well. I always ask coaches that are believers. Let me know if there is anything that I need to do in the meantime. I look forward to serving you and the team. Blessing Coach, Jonathan Rainey FCAUW 2 40 WASHINGTON vs Georgia State Saturday, September 20th, 2014 3:07 pm Friday, September 19th, 2014 7:00 am Treatment/Tape/Breakfast snack (Fuel Bar) 8:00 am Position Meetings (:30) 8:30 am PACK Meetings (:30) 9:15 am Travel Squad LIFT (:40) 10:05 am Practice (:60) 11:15am TEAM MEETING (:20) 11:15 am Lunch (Recruiting Lounge) 5:45 pm Buses Depart for Redmond Marriott 6:30 pm Dinner (Salons 3&4) (:45) 7:15 pm Offense Meet (Salon 1) (:30) Defense Meet (Salon 2) (:30) 8:00 pm Chapel (Studio 2) (:20) Mass (Studio 3) (:20) 9:15 pm Husky Magic (Salon 1) (: 15) 9:30 pm Snack (Salons 3&4) (:30) 10:00 pm Curfew - In Rooms - No Exceptions Saturday, September 20th, 2014 8:00 am Wakeup Call 8:30 am Continental Breakfast (Salons 3&4) (:30) 9:00 am O/D Walk Thru (Roll Call) (:30) 11:00 am Pregame Meal (Salons 3&4) (:45) 12:15 am Clap Sessions (:5) (Bring Bags) Offense (Salon 1) Defense (Salon 2) 12:25 pm Buses Depart for Husky Stadium (:20) 12:45 pm Arrive at Husky Stadium (Dog Walk) 3:07 pm Kick Off - Beat Georgia State Sunday, September 21•t, 2014 2:00 - 4:00 pm Mandatory Treatment 41 WASHINGTON vs Illinois Saturday, September 13th, 2014 1:15 pm Friday, September 12th, 2014 7:00 am Treatment/Tape/Breakfast snack (Fuel Bar) 8:00 am Position Meetings (:30) 8:30 am PACK Meetings (:30) 9:15 am Travel Squad LIFT (:40) 10:05 am Practice (:60) 11:15 am Lunch (Recruiting Lounge 5:45 pm Buses Depart for Redmond Marriott 6:30 pm Dinner (Salons 3&4) (:45) 7:15 pm Offense Meet (Salon 1) (:30) Defense Meet (Salon 2) (:30) 8:00 pm Chapel (Studio 2) (:20) Mass (Studio 3) (:20) 9:15 pm Husky Magic (Salon 1) (: 15) 9:30 pm Snack (Salons 3&4) (:30) 10:00 pm Curfew- In Rooms - No Exceptions Saturday, September 13th, 2014 8:00 am Wakeup Call 8:30 am O/D Walk Thru (Roll Call) (:30) 9:00 am Pregame Meal (Salons 3&4) (:45) 10:15 am Clap Sessions (:5) (Bring Bags) Offense (Salon 1) Defense (Salon 2) 10:25 am Buses Depart for Husky Stadium (:20) 10:45 am Arrive at Husky Stadium (Dog Walk) 1:15 pm Kick Off - Beat Illinois Sunday, September 14th, 2014 2:00 - 4:00 pm Mandatory Treatment 42 Unknown From: Jared Blank Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2013 9:14 AM To: Alisa Mowe Subject: Proposal Attachments: FCA Proposal UW.docx; Financial Performance.xlsx Hello Alisa, Hope all is well. We have finally finished that business proposal I was telling you about a few weeks back. I think the only important sections are the executive summary and financial section but I have sent you a copy of the full report. Also, we have some letters of recs that would be included as well. Please let me know your thoughts when you get a chance. Thanks! Best, Jared 1 43 Fellowship of Christian Athletes Business Proposal FCA Representative: Jonathan Rainey March 2013 44 Section I. Statement of the Business Concept (Executive Summary): The University of Washington is in need of a Fellowship of Christian Athletes representative; this would be the first time that a program like this would be established for athletics at the university. For the program to be managed successfully, it would require one person associated with FCA to be placed in charge to conduct mentorship, community outreach and establish spiritual opportunities to student-athletes at the University of Washington. To establish such a program, it will require using donors who have an interest in the overall development of the student-athletes. These are donors who want to see well-rounded students succeed both on and off the field at the University of Washington. These donors will also need to understand that their donation will be given directly to the Fellowship of Christian Athletes organization. Once that takes place, the organization in return will cover the cost of employing the representative at the University of Washington to work with the current student athletes and coaches. Donors will still be given full-credit for their donations and the benefits that they would typically receive, had the money gone directly to the university. This program will have a four-year growth strategy. The first year will be sampling and utilizing the volunteer services of a Fellowship of Christian Athletes representative. The next stage of the plan is paying for a full mentorship program in which the student-athletes as well as the coaches will have access to. It will cost $85,000 to implement this stage. The final stages will be implementing specific programming; this will bring a grand total of the program to a cost of $126,468 by 2015. Here's one scenario: it's the night before the first game of the season, and Coach Sark has just finished the final team meeting of the night before the game. Imagine being a freshman who is 2000 miles away from home. Your whole support network has changed; you no longer have 2 45 your family close by, you have a new coaching staff, and you also have a change in city culture and a change in friends. This student-athlete is about to go play a game in Seattle, Washington, in front of 70,000 plus fans. How nice would it be for that player to have someone who is familiar with the team but is not directly involved with the game of football. This student-athlete can confide in this person because they know that this person is committed to the well-being of the individual. This isn't someone who they're talking to on the phone, but it's someone who will actually be with them through their experience and someone who can be a mentor and character-coach for their development as they begin this wonderful, yet demanding journey in college athletics. By establishing such a program, the University of Washington will be making strides for their athletic programs. Ultimately, the development of student-athletes will reach an all-time height by bringing in the organization of Fellowship of Christian Athletes to manage a tailored program to the university. Section II. External Environment: The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) as of2012 had 450,000 athletes. This number includes both men and women mostly ranging in age from 18 to 22 (Brown, 2012, p. 1). This means that when donors and coaches are thrown into the equation, the number involved dramatically increases. The NCAA is broken up by three main divisions and those divisions are listed as Division I, II, and III. Each division contains sports for both men and women. Division I Women's has 3,514 teams consisting of 79,789 athletes. Division II Women's has 2,466 teams and 44,249 athletes. Division III Women's has 4,019 teams consisting of 3 46 74,065 athletes. This makes a total of 9,999 teams and 198,103 athletes in all three Women's Divisions (Irick, 2012, p. 71). Division I Men's has 2,960 teams with 93,082 athletes. Division II Men's has 2,150 teams with 63,692 athletes. Division III has 3,674 teams with 104,376 athletes. This makes a total of 8, 784 teams with 261, 150 athletes (p. 72). This makes a grand total of 18,783 teams and 459,253 athletes among both men and women in all three divisions. Those athletes are the market and focus of this industry. Looking more specifically at Division I, membership is made up of 346 schools and 31 conferences. This market represents a diverse population (NCAA, n.d., p. l ). The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) is a certified 501 C3 non-profit organization. The program was established in 1954, the concept is helping athletes achieve a level of faith, while competing on the athletic field (FCA, 2013, pl). FCA has developed a statement of faith that outlines their entire belief system with regards to the Christian Faith. Included in this statement is the importance of following the bible and spiritual unity (FCA, n.d., Section About). The keys to victory for this organization include the number of certified campus ministries, overall camp numbers, number of coaches' bible study under FCA, numbers of bibles distributed and number of donations (FCA, n.d. p.1 ). It is important to note these are the keys for the overall organization on a national level. This plays a role in the Seattle market as FCA is established in the Northwest region. They put on multiple camps geared towards athletes as well as parents. FCA Northwest is attempting to engage in the four areas of coaches, campus, camps and community ministry (nwestwafca.org, n.d., Sction About). Schools and student-athletes are the ones that make up the market. However, they are not the ones paying for the service. The ones supporting such a service are the donors and alumni of the specific schools and these donors and alumni are the ones that will ultimately provide the 4 47 funds that support the additional programs. Student-athletes are looking for a community when it comes to leaving their home environment and entering college. This comes in the form of many things. Having programs geared to building communities within boundaries, plays an enormous part of college student's livelihood. They also want a person that is not associated with their sport directly that they can confide in and communicate with on a one-on-one basis. Finally, some student-athletes are looking for spiritual outreach. Having a person associated with the church provides this opportunity. Along the same lines as the student athletes, coaches want to have a person that can help reach the student-athletes on a more personal level. This gives the coaches room to coach and teach, while knowing that they have provided a service that they can lean on. This leads to the second key to success for the coaches: they want to care for the wellbeing of their student athletes. By bringing in an outside presence, they provide a safe place for student-athletes to go that is outside the staff. This adds a level of trust between the coaches and the student-athletes. In looking at donors, it is important to understand that donors want different things and give for different reasons. An article at Indiana University stats that majority of donors give on basic needs followed by making the community better and making the world better (Pilanthropy .iupui.edu, 2009, p.17). Now, this does not necessarily equate to athletic donors, however we can clearly see that donors have different motivations. For this project we are looking for donors and alumni that want to support organizations that benefit the student athletes. They want to see ways that student-athletes benefit the community. They also want to know that the well-being of the student-athletes is cared for in a way that best promotes well rounded people. Finally, they want to see their school succeed both academically and athletically. 5 48 Price does not play much of a role in this venture because donors are usually willing to pay what is necessary to get the job done. Where it does have an influence is to the question of why a donor would give resources to one program over another program. There are a number of competitors when looking at programs designed for student-athletes. Typically, the schools have mentorship programs and life-skill programs. Schools also tend to have psychologists on hand that students can access on a need to need basis. Campuses have religious centers where students can attend regardless of faith or denomination. There are multiple outside organizations that exist. For example, Athletes in Action is a program that exists to provide community, mentorship and spirituality to student-athletes. Other programs may offer specified services like the Jed Foundation. It is important that as we are looking at this specific market there are two main firms that offer the complete service. Relationships with other institutions, colleges and universities are both private and public. The public institutions receive public funding. Also, some private universities receive public funds. This brings a difficult matter with regard to government law in relation to separation of church and state. This law is something that organizations who engage in this type of work are aware of and strictly follows the right protocol. As a result of receiving federal funds, this makes the institutions subject to state and federal laws. Nature of competitive practices within the industry include but are not limited to providing necessary resources, access to programs, and promotion of the organization within the industry. The programs will state they offer advantages and have success rates with regard to student-athletes. There is also a nature of cooperative practices schools are likely to work together to help one another with regards to programming. Since this is non-profit, there is a 6 49 larger picture at stake that ultimately means helping student-athletes. For example, teams may help teams at other schools find the right representatives if they need permits. Section III. Products I Services Offered: By having a representative from the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) campus, the student-athletes will be cared for by building community relations, mentorship and spirituality for those student-athletes that would like to engage in such programs. The representative from FCA is a former student-athlete and has been serving within the FCA for over a decade. This person would be looking to develop two main programs. Maximize is a program within the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) organization. The program consists of three phases serving installation of teaching leadership skills, mentorship and counseling. There is also a spiritual component of the program that consists of chapel services and bible studies for those that would want to attend (Rainey, (n.d. ), p. l ). Championship Leadership is My Behavior (CLIMB) is a program that would be taught in order to teach leadership. This helps student-athletes reach their potential athletically, socially and academically (p. l ). Both programs in the process will have copyrights. It is important to note that the representatives will also be working on community by establishing community service activities, both domestic as well as abroad. In addition, spiritual outreach will also be an option for the student-athletes; this includes bible studies, chapel, mass and helping student-athletes find a place to practice their own faith regardless of religion or denomination. The main focus in terms of identifying customers for this particular project is the donors and alumni because they have the money to invest. Donors and alumni who invest in such a program will be able to get information regarding the program as well as witness it first hand by participating in various events. Every sixth months a report will be distributed amongst the 7 50 investors that will quantify how many students were mentored, what their issues were (i.e. depression, suicidal, relationship and how this was affecting them as a student-athlete). The records will show where the student-athlete is after receiving assistance. This report will just contain the issues not the student-athletes names. The purpose is to show the work that is being done by the FCA representative. The report will also include how many community service activities were held and the location of those events. Finally, there will be a section with regard to the number of bible studies, chapels, and other faith base services that were coordinated or assisted with for the student-athletes. This will help show the investors that their money is being put to good use, by actual quantifiable data. These reports will be distributed over a lunch with with the representative of FCA to engage in a question-and-answer period. To make the project translucent for investors, all the investors will be invited to partake in a chapel session and a team meeting the night before team competition. Investors will also benefit by giving to this because as the donation will be tax deductible because FCA is 501 C3. Donors as well as the university need to understand that while the initial donation goes to FCA and not the university, FCA essentially gives that money back to the university by supplying the representative and materials for the university to use. Therefore, donors should receive their soft-credit for the donation. Investors have the opportunity to assist athletic programs in more material ways. This could include purchasing physical capital like new facilities and equipment as opposed to investing in the FCA program, which is human capital. The nice thing about physical capital is it is easier to see the return on the investment. However, by investing in human capital like the FCA program, there is a chance for investors to give back to their athletic programs in a way that benefits the mental, emotional and social development of the student-athlete. This in tum will 8 51 develop wins in the community as well as on the field. Ultimately, donors and alumni want their athletic programs to produce wins and if they invest in the psychological development of their athletes that goal can be achieved. Especially, in the case where Section IV. Growth Strategy: The approach to entry to the market is utilizing the mentorship program on a voluntary basis. The second year is really establishing a great mentorship program and this will cost $85,000 for the first year. By establishing the mentorship side of the program, the customers can see the benefits of the program through a report that will be given every sixth months as stated above. The third year the Maximize and by the fourth year CLIMB programs will be installed into the service. This will increase the overall cost of the program to $126,468 by the fourth year. The individual cost for each program is $20,734. The chart below shows the growth over the market during the next four years with regards to how the program is going to be incorporated. Being that this is a non-profit business there will not be revenue growth. However, based on the ability to establish funds, the program in the next four years will be able to be implemented fully. In the chart, you will see the five year plan. Each bar is representative of a program being added. By 2015 all the elements of the overall program will be established. Year one volunteer, year two Mentorship, year three Maximize, and by year four, CLIMB. 9 52 140000 126468 120000 105734 100000 !!! .!! 80000 0 Ci After 2015, the cost 60000 maintained at the same 40000 I l•t-i-!!f!l!!!!!level, given the same services. 20000 0 0 2012 2013 2014 2015 Year This product is timeless, and new programs in the organization are continuing to be developed and old programs are tweaked in order to be relevant. However, the central theme of the program does not change. This will allow the price of the investment to be sustained at $126,468 from 2015 on. Location of the industry, in this case FCA is a national organization, the materials can be distributed to local markets and the service can be provided in those markets as well. It is imperative that the representative of FCA for a particular athletic program is located in the local market. This needs to be accessible to the athletic program throughout the year and be able to conduct on-campus visits weekly. Price for this program is $41,468 annual for materials and instruction. The cost for employing the chaplain is $65,000 annually with a $15,000 stipend for a vehicle. The median salary for a chaplain working in the Seattle area is $47,572. FCA is comparable with regard to salary (PayScale Report, n.d., p.2). However, once a chaplain has been serving for ten plus years in FCA, their salary is increased to $65,000. In addition, FCA accounts for a car stipend given the travel that occurs with their positions. This makes the entire cost of implementation 10 53 $126,468 annually. This money would be received in the form of a donation to FCA on behalf of the serving representative. Section V. Marketing Operations and Organization: Once the FCA representative is established on campus, there will be various ways in which the program will be marketed to student-athletes. Information would be displayed in the Student Athletic Academic Services (SAAS) to inform the students about the program and different elements that are being offered. Also, the bio of the representative from FCA will be displayed so the students can get to know the person. Teams in their own individual meetings can choose to have the representative speak to the student-athletes and give a direct presentation. It is important that when establishing this type of program that the students are made aware of their resources and that would be stage one of the marketing operations. Stage two would consist of both the school and the member from FCA sending emails and mail to the parents of the student-athletes. In these mailings would be the visions and mission of the program along with upcoming events with regards to FCA. This way, parents can know that their student-athlete is being cared for and the manner in which it is taking place. The third and final stage would be targeting prospective student-athletes and making them aware of the program that the university is offering. This makes the school intriguing for future prospects. This will also appeal to the donors because they want to make sure their investment is being put to use. It would also be an added incentive to know potential student-athletes would be interested in such a program as recruiting is an important element to growth of athletic programs. Section VI. Operations: 11 54 For this particular implementation of the program, the location can be the school. Facilities would be provided at no cost. The university and FCA representative would be engaging in an agreement to help each other meet the demand. No equipment would be required to fulfill the program. Materials would include manuals for both Maximize and CLIMB equal to the $41,468 discussed above. No outsourcing would be required. The FCA representative would manage all the necessary materials. The FCA representative would be managing the programs as chaplain and ambassador to the school. The cost as listed above would be $65,000 plus a $15,000 car stipend. This is a one-person operation when it comes to having someone on-campus. The representative from FCA serves the student-athletes by providing all the services and being available locally to the campus. Coaches and student-athletes may need advising during critical times and it is important for this person to be able to act and respond. Section VII. The Research and Development Organization: Research and development for an FCA program at a university is well established. Universities have developed models for such a program and, currently, additional universities are coming on board with such a position. Virginia Tech, Georgia Tech and the University of Mississippi are three programs that have found success with adapting the role of FCA on their campuses as it pertains to the development of student-athletes. The Head Football Coach at Virginia Tech, Frank M. Beamer, discusses the role that FCA plays in his program. He states that" ... our FCA Team Chaplain ... has been instrumental in the success of our players both on and off the field. "He serves as a positive influence in the lives of our student-athletes" (Beamer, 2010, p.1 ). Other programs have picked up on this concept and have even created staff positions 12 55 to further the development of their student-athletes. Notre Dame recently announced their hiring for the position of Student Welfare and Development. This position is dedicated to developing student-athletes. The goal is to help these talented people become leaders (UND.com, 2013, p.1 ). The research is showing that there is evidence that these programs are having an impact on the development of student-athletes. These programs can be managed with one person at the head as long as they have the experience and background necessary to carry out the job function. Section VIII. The Finance Organization: The finance for the project will consist of targeting the right donors who are in support of developing the well-rounded student-athlete. It is important to note that not all donors are passionate about this type of project, so these donors will need to be identified through market research. Most universities already conduct this type ofresearch, however, if this is not the case, a questionnaire will be developed to be passed out to the current and potential future donors. As stated above, the entire cost of the program will be $126,468.00. However, this would not be applied until year four of the project. The first phase is establishing the mentorship role, which will cost $85,000.00. This is broken out with $65,000.00 in annual salary, 15,000.00 in a stipend for a vehicle and $5,000 for payroll taxes. The money will be donated to FCA in the representative's name and then FCA will disperse the funds to the representative. Therefore, the university will not have any financial dealings with the FCA organization directly. Section IX. Management: The management for this program will require having an established FCA representative who is capable of working with student-athletes, coaches, school officials and donors of the 13 56 athletic programs. Ideally, this person would have six to ten years of experience with the FCA organization. This person would have connections to the local community and would have been a former student-athlete them self. The person would have a commitment to education and ultimately have a passion for student-athletes and their well-being. An organizational structure would need to be established to support this program. An executive would be put together as a check and balance system. The members of this executive team would be serving as volunteers of the FCA representative. Below, a flow chart can be viewed with how the structure would look for the entire operation. Organization Structure: FCA Representative I Executive Team I Finance Committee Ministry Program Event Committee t---- t---- Committee The FCA representative is the lead in this organizational chart. This person will be responsible for putting together an executive team to help organize and maintain records of the work that is being conducted at the university. The representative will also need a finance committee to maintain financial records and monitor budgets. The Ministry program committee will be responsible for the programming and materials used by the FCA representative. Finally, the event committee will be responsible for the community outreach assignments. 14 57 Section X. Financial Analysis: By establishing a committee often donors who are willing to donate $10,000 each, this program will be in a position to operate. As one can see from the attached budget sheet with established funds of $100,000, the FCA can receive the necessary funds to supply the representative. As you will recall, the mentorship program will cost $85,000, and by asking for $100,000 this puts the university in a great position of meeting that requirement and building towards the future. With the additional $15,000 there are a number of decisions that can be made for the vision of the future. The money can go towards fundraisers that will help generate more funds for the FCA program. Other schools, to help maintain their FCA programs, have used fundraisers in the past. Also, the money will be used to help recruit new donors for the organization. However, none of these decisions will be made until the appropriate board, outlined in the management section, is fully deployed. Section XI. Risk Analysis: The major concern for this project is finding the right donors that are willing to help build the program at the university. There are always obstacles when starting a new project, especially one that has such specific requirements. Also, the timing of this project is critical, as it needs to be established in the next few months in preparations for the upcoming 2013 season. However, with the right people on board to find the donors and promote the program the initial concerns can become obsolete. This is evident since the issue of establishing a world of humanitarians as well as athletes matters to the public (Bachman, 2013, p.1). We are given an example of this in the article, which compares volunteer services to top tier football players at the Division I level. 15 58 Section XII. Appendices: 16 59 References Bachman, Rachel. (2013). Five-start recruits vs. five-star humanitarians. Article retrieved on 02/11/13 on WSJ.com. Brown, Gary. (09/19/12). Ncaa student-athlete participation hits 450,000. Article retrieved on 01/18/13 on NCAA.org. FCA. (n.d.). Keys to vicotry. FCA. (n.d.). History. Article retrieved on 01/21/13 on FCA.org. Irick, Erin. (Oct. 2012). Ncaa Sports sponsorship and participation rates report 1981- 82-2 011-12. Retrieved on 01/18/13 on NCAA.org. Letter. (2010) Frank M. Beamer. NCAA. (n.d.) Breakdown of division I rule changes. Retrieved on 01/20/13 on NCAA.org. Pay Scale Report. (n.d.) Salarey and benefits. Retrieved on 01/12/13 on payscale.com Rainey, Jonathan. (n.d.). Maximize. Nothwest Washington FCA. (n.d.). Retrieved on 02/18/13 on http://www.nwestwafca.org/camps. The Center of Philanthropy at Indiana University. (2009). Understanding donors motivation. Retrieved on 02/18/13 on http://www. philanthropy .iupui.edu/files/research/2009ccs_ understandingdonorsmotivatio ns.pdf UND.com. (2013). Duke preston named program director for notre dame student welfare and Development. Retrieved on 01/30/13 on wwwund.com. 17 60 FCA REP. Financial Position For the Year December 31, 2013 January February March Assets Cash $0 $0 $0 Total Assets $0 $0 $0 Liabilities and Net Assets Net Assets Unrestricted $0 $0 $0 Total Net Assets $0 $0 $0 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Tota I Liabiliites and Net Assets $0 $0 $0 FCA REP. Statement of Cash Flows for Year Ended December 31, 2013 Changes in Unresticted Net Assets: Unresticted Total Revenues and Gains: Cash $100,000 $100,000 Total Revenues, Gains, Other Support $100,000 $100,000 Espenses and Losses: Program Services $85,000 $85,000 Total Expenese and Losses $85,000 $85,000 Increase in Net Assets $15,000 $15,000 Net Assets at Beginning of Year $0 $0 Net Assets at End of Year $15,000 $15,000 FCA REP. Statement of Functional Expenses for Year Ended December 31, 2013 General Administration Salaries $65,000 Employee Benefits $15,000 Payroll Taxes $5,000 Total Personnel Costs $85,000 61 June August September October $100,000 $89,375 $78,750 $68,125 $57,500 $46,875 $36,250 $100,000 $89,375 $78,750 $68,125 $57,500 $46,875 $36,250 $100,000 $89,375 $78,750 $68,125 $57,500 $46,875 $36,250 $100,000 $89,375 $78,750 $68,125 $57,500 $46,875 $36,250 $100,000 $89,375 $78,750 $68,125 $57,500 $46,875 $36,250 62 November December $25,625 $15,000 $25,625 $15,000 $25,625 $15,000 $25,625 $15,000 $25,625 $15,000 63 64 Unknown From: Michael McHugh Sent: Wednesday, January 22, 2014 2:19 PM To: Alisa Mowe Subject: RE: Chaplain contact info Thanks From: Alisa Mowe Sent: Wednesday, January 22, 2014 1:39 PM To: Michael McHugh Subject: Chaplain contact info Gregg Alex 206.391.3994 [email protected] Jonathan Rainey [email protected] *still searching for his phone number Alisa Mowe HUSUSTAlllttUM 1 65 Unknown From: Alisa Mowe Sent: Friday, January 10, 2014 2:50 PM To: 'Kristie Forrest' Subject: RE: Children's Hospital contact Done - have a great weekend! From: Kristie Forrest [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, January 10, 2014 2:44 PM To: Alisa Mowe Subject: Re: Children's Hospital contact Hey there! Just arrived in San Diego - Gregg knows me-have him send me an email and we'll get it arranged! Thx Kristie Forrest President Chinook Acoustics Inc 15115 NE 90th St #A Redmond, WA 98052 Cell 206-818-1949 [email protected] On Jan 10, 2014, at 2:19 PM, "Alisa Mowe" Hi Kristie- Gregg Alex (our football team chaplain) asked me today for our contact at Children's Hospital - he said there are a few football players who inquired about volunteering. How has the process worked in the past? I wanted him to talk to you first since that has been your thing! Hope you are having a GREAT start to 2014! Cheers, Alisa Mowe Communkatkms Club WA 1 66 Unknown From: Scott Baebler Sent: Friday, September 04, 2009 8:19 AM To: 0. Vincent iii; Shannon Kelly; Alisa Brandle; Dennis Slutak Cc: Jeffrey T. Bechthold; Richard Kilwien Subject: RE: Coop Thanks, Everyone Scott -----Original Message---- From: 0. Vincent iii Sent: Friday, September 04, 2009 7:56 AM To: Shannon Kelly; Alisa Brandle; Scott Baebler; Dennis Slutak Cc: Jeffrey T. Bechthold; Richard Kilwien Subject: RE: Coop Dennis, This is a really complicated situation. We have discussed numerous times. We have decided (scott w included) that we are better served not to do this. There was a tribute at a bb game last spring as you may remember. I am happy to fill you in as to why when I see you at 11:30. Thanks for the help with CW. We do need that up b4 kicking LSU's ass! ODV3 -----Original Message---- From: Shannon Kelly Sent: Friday, September 04, 2009 7:50 AM To: o. Vincent iii; Alisa Brandle Subject: FW: Coop This has come up again ...... From: Scott Baebler Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 6:46 PM To: Jeffrey T. Bechthold; Richard Kilwien; Shannon Kelly Subject: Fwd: Coop Thoughts? Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: Dennis Slutak Hey! I forgot to bring this up ... and I'm not sure where we stand on it, but both Gregg Alex and myself think it would be appropriate I important to hold a moment of silence for MC before the game on Saturday night. Doesn't have to be long or when the team is on the field. Just a couple words by the PA Announcer with a pie of him on the Huskytron with the dates of his life underneath. 1 67 Let me know if we can pull that off... and let me know when they plan on hangin the CW Pie Thanks, Slu 2 68 Unknown From: Alisa Mowe Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2014 6:25 PM To: David Gravenkemper Subject: RE: FB Staff ticket info? Attachments: 2014 UW Football Staff Ticket breakdown - FB Ops.xlsx I haven't heard anything from Coach Pete's wife yet about the FB Ops tickets and am taking off tomorrow night until June 301h, so I've attached the breakdown the way I sent it to her. I'll let you know as soon as I get her approval. In the meantime, here are a few updates for other football staff tickets: Strength staff tickets: o Replace Grey Ruegamer with Mike McDonald o Replace Grant Steen with Dustyn Baethke o Replace Keith Belton with Jeff Bourque Remove four tickets for Gregg Alex Replace Kai Ellis with Justin Glenn Replace Rachel Hall with Kristen Gravani Increase the number of tickets to 4 for the following people: o Deb Goldstein o Daren Nystrom o Rob Scheidegger Add four tickets four Asst. Director of Football Technology Chris Mitchell I'll be in touch! Alisa Mowe From: David Gravenkemper Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2014 1:34 PM To: Alisa Mowe Subject: RE: FB Staff ticket info? Yes spouse approval is crucial! © Thanks, David David Gravenkemper Associate AD - Sales & Service Ticket 206.543.6205 1 69 From: Alisa Mowe Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2014 1:32 PM To: David Gravenkemper Subject: RE: FB Staff ticket info? I'm just waiting for approval from Coach Petersen's wife, then should be able to send it over. Hopefully first thing tomorrow! From: David Gravenkemper Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2014 1:31 PM To: Alisa Mowe Subject: RE: FB Staff ticket info? Alisa, How are you doing on this and do you have any questions? Thanks, David David Gravenkemper f\sscH::1a1:e AD - Sales & Service Ticket 206.543.6205 From: Alisa Mowe Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2014 4:42 PM To: David Gravenkemper Subject: FB Staff ticket info? Hi there- When do you need to know the football staff/ops area ticket assignments for the new staff? 2 70 Unknown From: Erik Price [[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 11 :59 AM To: Kyle Pifer Cc: Ron Barker Subject: Re: FCA and Donations From: Kyle Pifer ~~ Date: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 9:43 AM To: Office 2004 Test Drive User Erik, I'll try to make my last one of the week. It's one that I've been stewing on for a while and I asked Marilou in our office to evaluate it first (see below). I'm still not convinced that I'm comfortable heading down this path, but I'm not necessarily seeing anything that would stop it either. Student-athletes can be involved in fund-raising activities for charitable causes, like the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (12.5.1.1). SA's can also receive benefits from these types of organizations the same as any other student on campus (16.10.1.3). We have a new team chaplain that is bringing with him some ideas from his time with Ole Miss. He's organized a weekly meeting on campus for FCA athletes (NCAA, club and intra murals). He's traveling with teams and visiting practices. He's incorporating himself into our department. That's all fine. His idea is to start raising money for FCA trips. He would like the SA's that are involved with FCA to solicit money and attend fund-raisers. He would especially like the athletes that will actually take part in FCA events to be the ones that actually help fund-raise. In essence, the SA's would be soliciting money so that they could travel with FCA to take part in a project (e.g. trips to other parts of the country/continent to build a church, etc.). Further, he would like to set up the fund-raising efforts to coincide with other UW athletic events like competitions and award banquets. He envisions a table staffed with SA's asking for donations for projects in which the SA's will personally take part. Marilou mentions 12.1.2.1.6.1, but that is aimed more at athletics participation, not something like FCA. Before I allow a table to show up at our football games next season, I wanted to run it by you. Maybe I'm not the first school to ask. Our chaplain said that Ole Miss had everything checked out with the NCAA, but they've had some turnover in their compliance office. When I called, they said they didn't have access to anything older than 2010 or 2011 (doesn't sound like an ideal situation). Kyle, I think this is a pretty straight up NCAA 12.5.1.1 activity. And, as the interpretation points out below, S-As can fundraise for this organization. The interpretation was issued to make it clear that S-As couldn't help FCA raise funds for PSAs, but it's not a problem if the funds the S-As raise are earmarked for their own use. Student-athlete autographing items for auction for Fellowship of Christian Athletes Date Issued: Feb 24, 1989 Type: Staff g. Student-Athlete Autographing Items for Auction for Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Reviewed a situation in which a member institution's student-athlete will autograph items (e.g., jerseys, footballs, photographs) for a 1 71 Fellowship of Christian Athletes auction, in which the proceeds are earmarked to send individuals to Fellowship of Christian Athletes summer camps; determined that Bylaw 12.5.1.1.2 [charitable or educational promotional activities] and Bylaw 13.15 (precollege expense) would not preclude such an arrangement, provided funds received from such sources are commingled with other funds to send such individuals to the camps and with the understanding that no individual receive such expenses in the student-athlete's name. Sound good? Erik P. Pac-12 From: Marilou Michelena Sent: Monday, April 29, 2013 4:34 PM To: Kyle Pifer Subject: FCA question Hi Kyle, A question/concern regarding Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA). Question: Can student-athletes solicit financial support from UW athletic boosters at UW events, (i.e. Dinner with a Dawg, end of season banquets, etc.) for FCA events, trips, organizational expenses, etc.? Concerns: 16.10.1.3 allows for service or religious organizations to provide expenses for attending camps or trips but there is no regulation of FCA and how or from whom it receives funds. Teams, coaches and SA's could easily begin soliciting funds on behalf of FCA and the trips and conferences could then be used as a recruiting tool. Can we end up in a situation where coaches start telling recruits that at UW, they can join this club and get an all-expense paid trip to Orlando for a weekend or a week in a South American country. There isn't a lot about religious organizations and fundraising but SLR waiver 11827 allowed an institutions student government to provide $1,500 to its FCA student organization to supplement the cost associated with attending a national FCA conference. It was noted in the rationale that the money was not awarded by an athletic organization, any registered student organization could receive financial support from the student government, and finally the funding was awarded without any knowledge of the recipients. Although boosters aren't considered an organization, they could easily know the intended recipients (since the student athletes could be directly requesting funds for their own trips through FCA). Could we also fall into an issue with the intent of 12.1.2.1.6.1? Although the students aren't receiving funds specifically for athletics participation they are essentially asking and receiving funds from non-relatives because of their athletic participation and notoriety. Title: 16.10.1.3 - Service or Religious Organization Encampments. Nationally recognized service organizations and religious groups may underwrite the actual and necessary expenses of student-athletes attending such encampments. Neither the institution nor an athletically related organization may underwrite such expenses. [R](Revised: 4/27/00 effective 8/1/00, 4/2/10) 2 72 Title: 12.1.2.1.6.1 - Donations Credited to or Earmarked for a Prospective or Enrolled Student-Athlete. Donations credited to or earmarked for a prospective or enrolled student-athlete for athletics participation (e.g., as an individual or a member of a team) from a sponsor (e.g., neighbor, business) other than the individual's relatives or legal guardians are considered improper benefits. (See Bylaw 12.1.2.1.4.5.1.) (Adopted: 8/26/10, Revised: 4/26/12) Marik1u Michelena Box 354070 Please consider the environment before printing this email. 3 73 Unknown From: Alisa Mowe Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2014 3:24 PM To: Rich Rasmussen Subject: RE: FCA Jonathan Rainey 206-618-4506 [email protected] Alisa Mowe Diredtn of Administration Executive Assistant: to Head Coach Chris Petersen From: Rich Rasmussen Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2014 3:18 PM To: Alisa Mowe Subject: FCA Do you happen to have the contact information for the pastor who does our FCA ... isn't it the same guy who did Abner's service? I don't think I've actually met him yet. Thanks, Rich Rasmussen Director of Recruiting Office: (206) 685-2359 fax: (206) 616-1926 Email: .o.===-"-'-'= www.gohuskies.com Husky Stadium ~ Box 354040 Seattle, WA 98195-4040 1 74 Unknown From: Alisa Mowe Sent: Monday, June 30, 2014 1 :04 PM To: mbann91 Subject: RE: Football Chaplin Hi Matt- The new football chaplain is Jonathan Rainey. Best, Alisa Mowe From: Matthew Bannerman [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2014 1:37 PM To: Alisa Mowe Subject: Football Chaplin Hi Alisa, I am updating the Incident Response Protocol and Karen Baebler mentioned that the Chaplin for football may have changed. I have Greg Alex listed, is this correct? If not, could you provide me with the name and cell phone number of the new person? Thanks! Matt Bannerman Sport Operations Assistant UW Volleyball Video Coordinator M.Ed. Candidate - Intercollegiate Athletic Leadership '14 University ofWashington 1 75 Unknown From: Cheryl L. Taplin Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2012 10:24 AM To: Krista Rammelsberg Cc: Kim Durand; Alisa Mowe Subject: Re: Husky Family Memorial Service for Johnie Kirton I really don't have a clue. I've heard that former players are coming into town for this, the fundraiser tomorrow night & the funeral service on Thursday. I know this doesn't help but I'm still sticking with minimum of 50. Sent from my iPhone On Jun 5, 2012, at 10:19 AM, "Krista Rammelsberg" Yep. Do you have any inclination of how many people will be attending? From: Cheryl L. Taplin Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2012 10:07 AM To: Krista Rammelsberg Cc: Kim Durand; Alisa Mowe Subject: Re: Husky Family Memorial Service for Johnie Kirton Hey Krista, Are we all set with the refreshments for the memorial service today? Thanks, Cheryl Sent from my iPhone On Jun 3, 2012, at 3:42 PM, "Krista Rammelsberg" Kim how many people are we expecting at this? From: Kim Durand Sent: Saturday, June 02, 2012 8:19 AM To: Alisa Mowe Cc: Kim Durand; Krista Rammelsberg; Cheryl L. Taplin Subject: Re: Husky Family Memorial Service for Johnie Kirton Thanks so much ladies! Much appreciated! Sent from my iPhone On Jun 1, 2012, at 6:03 PM, "Alisa Mowe" Hi Kim and Cheryl - 1 76 We will take care of ordering light snacks and beverages. Let us know if you need anything else! Alisa Mowe 204 Graves Ha!! - Box 354070 I WA 98195~4070 I From: Kim Durand Sent: Friday, June 01, 2012 5:58 PM To: Alisa Mowe Cc: Krista Rammelsberg; Cheryl L. Taplin Subject: RE: Husky Family Memorial Service for Johnie Kirton Thanks so much you guys! We have the facility and Greg Alex is doing the program. What I wasn't able to do before 5pm is order food. (approved by Compliance and OD already). I was going to have Cheryl do it but if you all wouldn't mind stepping in - that would be FANTASTIC. I'm guessing light snacks since it is a 3-5pm event but you all would know that better than me©. OD authorized us to take it out of either an administrative DUF account (Nina and I talked about this) or Football DUF account. It doesn't matter to him (or us). If that works - Cheryl can focus on the calls we will I'm sure be getting. © I am sick that I will be out of tovm teaching at our national conference so thanks for stepping in. 2 77 Kim From: Alisa Mowe Sent: Friday, June 01, 2012 5:54 PM To: Kim Durand Cc: Krista Rammelsberg Subject: RE: Husky Family Memorial Service for Johnie Kirton Hi Kim- Do you need any assistance with the service? Krista and I have unfortunately worked on a few memorial services in Conibear and would love to be involved in any capacity if you need help. Best, AUsaMowe WA 98195~4070 From: [email protected] [mailto:icastaff [email protected]] On Behalf Of Kim Durand Sent: Friday, June 01, 2012 5:50 PM To: [email protected] Cc: 'Gregg Alex' Subject: [Icastaff] Husky Family Memorial Service for Johnie Kirton 3 78 ICA Staff; We will be hosting a Husky Family Memorial Service for Johnie Kirton on Tuesday, June 5 at 3:00pm in the Conibear Dining Room. Please join the Husky Family and the Kirton family to celebrate Johnie's life. Light refreshments will be served. This event is for ICA staff, current and former FB players & coaches, UW student-athletes, and family members ONLY. It is not open to the public and media will not be included at the request of the program and Johnie's family. Greg Alex and Dan Howell (Johnie's former teammate and best friend) will lead the service and there will be an opportunity for those who want to speak to do so. We hope to see everyone there. Kim Durand Associate Athletic Director for Student Development University of Washington Athletics 248 Conibear Shellhouse Box 354070 Seattle, WA 98195-4070 (206) 221-3551 [email protected] Unknown From: Cheryl L. Taplin Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2012 10:24 AM To: Krista Rammelsberg Cc: Kim Durand; Alisa Mowe Subject: Re: Husky Family Memorial Service for Johnie Kirton I really don't have a clue. I've heard that former players are coming into town for this, the fundraiser tomorrow night & the funeral service on Thursday. I know this doesn't help but I'm still sticking with minimum of 50. Sent from my iPhone On Jun 5, 2012, at 10:19 AM, "Krista Rammelsberg" Yep. Do you have any inclination of how many people will be attending? From: Cheryl L. Taplin Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2012 10:07 AM To: Krista Rammelsberg Cc: Kim Durand; Alisa Mowe Subject: Re: Husky Family Memorial Service for Johnie Kirton Hey Krista, Are we all set with the refreshments for the memorial service today? Thanks, Cheryl Sent from my iPhone On Jun 3, 2012, at 3:42 PM, "Krista Rammelsberg" Kim how many people are we expecting at this? From: Kim Durand Sent: Saturday, June 02, 2012 8:19 AM To: Alisa Mowe Cc: Kim Durand; Krista Rammelsberg; Cheryl L. Taplin Subject: Re: Husky Family Memorial Service for Johnie Kirton Thanks so much ladies! Much appreciated! Sent from my iPhone On Jun 1, 2012, at 6:03 PM, "Alisa Mowe" Hi Kim and Cheryl - 1 80 We will take care of ordering light snacks and beverages. Let us know if you need anything else! Alisa Mowe 204 Graves Ha!! - Box 354070 I WA 98195~4070 I From: Kim Durand Sent: Friday, June 01, 2012 5:58 PM To: Alisa Mowe Cc: Krista Rammelsberg; Cheryl L. Taplin Subject: RE: Husky Family Memorial Service for Johnie Kirton Thanks so much you guys! We have the facility and Greg Alex is doing the program. What I wasn't able to do before 5pm is order food. (approved by Compliance and OD already). I was going to have Cheryl do it but if you all wouldn't mind stepping in - that would be FANTASTIC. I'm guessing light snacks since it is a 3-5pm event but you all would know that better than me©. OD authorized us to take it out of either an administrative DUF account (Nina and I talked about this) or Football DUF account. It doesn't matter to him (or us). If that works - Cheryl can focus on the calls we will I'm sure be getting. © I am sick that I will be out of tovm teaching at our national conference so thanks for stepping in. 2 81 Unknown From: Erik Price [[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2013 10:09 AM To: Kyle Pifer Cc: Ron Barker Subject: Re: media opportunity/official visit involvement Kyle, I think you would be headed in the right direction if you had the individual fill out the staff volunteer paperwork and the contact occurs on campus. EP Sent from my iPhone On Mar 12, 2013, at 9:54 AM, "Kyle Pifer" Erik, Following up on number two below to get a sense of your comfort level. This is the same question I had when it came to R W G 11-2 when it came to defining a staff member for purposes of calling recruits. We don't pay our team chaplain as an employee, but we occasionally pay for his travel expenses to attend away competitions. We do the same thing for volunteer coaches. Then again, we also do that for boosters on occasion. Do you think I could justify him as a volunteer employee if we put him through the same documentation and process for adding a volunteer coach? Thanks, Kyle Pifer Assist~mt Athletic Director for Compliance University of Washington Office - 206-543-6468 Cell - 206-962-9781 Fax - 206-616-5813 1 82 From: Erik Price [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, March 11, 2013 3:55 PM To: Kyle Pifer Cc: Ron Barker Subject: Re: media opportunity/official visit involvement From: Kyle Pifer Date: Monday, March 11, 2013 2:33 PM To: Office 2004 Test Drive User Erik, I have two unrelated subjects. First, one of our men's basketball signees was selected as a McDonald's All-American. He's from Vegas and is holding a media event at the local Ronald McDonald House on Thursday (our first tournament game is Wednesday night against WSU). If timing works out, would it be permissible for our coaches to be present during the media activity. Since he's signed, there are no restrictions on off-campus contacts (other than dead periods). Should I be concerned about publicizing an off-campus contact? I don't think I need to based on the fact he's signed. What do you think? Honestly, Kyle, I think NCAA 13.10.1 applies to all PSAs, both signees and not. So, given the fact that your coaches already know that media will be there, they should arrange to have contact with the signee at another time when they are in Las Vegas. Our gymnastics team is asking if they can get some non-UW employees involved in an official visit. We have a recruit that would like to explore the religious offerings we have. The vast majority of those type of activities occurs via off-campus groups (separation of state and religion). Could we have her meet with a church member or a campus representative from Athletes In Action even if they aren't employed by UW (of course, we wouldn't use anyone that meets the definition of a booster, but I can see how this would automatically make them one)? It's probably a no, but thought I would ask. 2 83 Unless you consider these individuals to be UW staff members, they cannot have contact with visiting recruits. We've had a violation before when a team chaplain who was not an institutional employee met with a PSA's parents during a official visit weekend. EJP Pac-12 3 84 Unknown From: Alisa Mowe Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2014 3:05 PM To: 'Gregg Alex' Subject: RE: Meeting with Coach Petersen Thanks Gregg- see you tomorrow! From: Gregg Alex [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2014 6:37 PM To: Alisa Mowe Subject: Re: Meeting with Coach Petersen Hi Alisa, I am available on Thursday. I will be meeting with a couple of players in the afternoon. I will be upstairs in the Football Office before 4:30 Blessings, Gregory K. Alex, MA, CDC 206.391.3994 On Feb 18, 2014 5:16 PM, "Alisa Mowe" Hey Gregg- Coach Petersen was hoping to meet with you this week. Are you available this Thursday, February 20th at 4:30pm? Thanks, AlisaMowe Athletics 1 85 Unknown From: Alisa Mowe Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2014 9:56 AM To: David Gravenkemper Subject: RE: Other football staff tickets Awesome! No, we do not expect any more additions. Thank you!! From: David Gravenkemper Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2014 9:55 AM To: Alisa Mowe Subject: RE: Other football staff tickets Believe it or not we have all of these in except Rainey! I will add those now. Do you expect to have any more additions before the season starts? Thanks, David David Gravenkemper As~mc1iate AD - Sales & Service Ticket 206.543.6205 From: Alisa Mowe Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2014 5:12 PM To: David Gravenkemper Subject: Other football staff tickets Hi David- Just wanted to double check about tickets for our staff that aren't sitting in the FB Ops area. We need to switch out the old staff for the new ones. Here are the ones we need to double check- - Grey Ruegamer - 219/9/20-23 (4) -lllte with JlcDon. - Grant Steen - 219/8/18-21 (4) - replace with Dustyn Baethke - Keith Belton - 219/8/22-25 (4) - replace with Jeff Bourque - Deb Goldstein - 219/7/23-24 (2) - to 4 - Kai Ellis - 217 /5/13-14 (2) - rep lac - Gregg Alex - 220/15/3-6 (4) - rem ts en - Jonathan Rainey - 217 /5/15-16 (2) - increase to 4 - Zach Reed - 219/7/21-22 (2) - rem ts en~ - Rob Scheidegger - 217/2/5-6 (2) - 4 - Daren Nystrom - 217 /2/7-8 (2) - i - Rachel Hall - 217/2/10-11 (2)- replace with Kristen Gravani - we also need to add 4 tickets for Chris Mitchell 1 86 I think I sent you this earlier but can't entirely remember, so just wanted to confirm. Thanks! Alisa Mowe Diredcu of Administration Executive Assistant to Head Coach Chris Petersen 2 87 Unknown From: Gregg Alex [[email protected]] Sent: Friday, September 10, 2010 6:07 PM To: Alisa Mowe Subject: Re: Syracuse game thank you blessings gregg On Fri, Sep 10, 2010 at 4:53 PM, Alisa Mowe Sent from my iPhone On Sep 10, 2010, at 4:39 PM, "Gregg Alex" >Isaiah Stanback (former UW QB)is speaking at hotel for team tonight. normally give speaker 2 tickets to game. Injured list this year for Seahawks. cannot enter stadium. post-Achilles surgery. can we get him into DJ Center, Please? >Gregg Alex >Football > 206.391.3994 1 88 Unknown From: Michael McHugh Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2014 3:52 PM To: Gregg Alex Subject: RE: from: Gregg Alex Sorry- didn't get your text until Wednesday. Next time, be sure to call and leave a voice mail. Of course we can meet on Friday-Around 2:00 works for me if you are available. let me know ... Mike From: Gregg Alex [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2014 3:34 PM To: Michael McHugh Subject: from: Gregg Alex Mike, Don't know if you got my text yesterday. Know it was busy with ProDay. Cleaned out my locker. Have a couple of loose ends & information to leave with you, a couple of questions, & a couple of items to drop off, as well as a couple of 'thank you' notes. Do you have a few minutes to meet on Friday? Blessings, Gregg 206.391.3994 1 89 Unknown From: Michael McHugh Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2014 1 :50 PM To: Gregg Alex Subject: Re: Matt Talbot Center's St. Patrick's Dinner Thanks for the invite. Not going to be able to make it tonight. Have a great night. Mike. Sent from my iPhone On Mar 9, 2014, at 1 :46 PM, "Gregg Alex" Good afternoon Mike, Below is the info on this evenings St. Patrick's Dinner. I have complimentary seats for you & anyone you'd like to bring (incl. Coach Pete & any coaches & wives that might want a nice prime rib or salmon dinner & evening (brief ceremony @6:30). FX McRory's is the premier Sports I Irish Establishment in Seattle, next to Sea hawk Stadium. Hope you & some of the staff can come. Blessings & gratitude, Gregory K. Alex, MA, CDC ------Forwarded message ------From: "Kristen Morgan" If you're having trouble viewing this email, you may see it online. Sunday, March 9, 2014 1 90 F.X. McRory's 419 Occidental Avenue South Seattle, WA 98104 RSVP Online No-Host Reception: 6:00 pm Ceremony: 6:30 pm Dinner: 7:00 pm Individual Tickets: $100 (Dinner Cost $40, $60 benefits Matt Talbot Center) Patron: $1,000 (includes 10-person table) Underwriter: $5,000 (includes event recognition and 10-person table) Questions, please contact Kristen Morgan, Development Director, at 206.256.9865. [!I --·--·------·- A Ministr:Yf: of Healin&J:, Hope an'Cl ~estor:ation Matt Talbot Center 2313 Third Ave I Seattle, WA 98121 US This email was to [email protected]. To ensure that you continue receiving our emails, please add us your address book or safe list. manage your preferences I opt out using TrueRemove@. Got this as a forward? Sign up to receive our future emails. 2 91 Unknown From: Michael McHugh Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2014 7:40 AM To: Alisa Mowe Subject: RE: Meeting with Coach Petersen Yes it does ... From: Alisa Mowe Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2014 6:46 AM To: Michael McHugh Subject: Fwd: Meeting with Coach Petersen Does 4:30 tomorrow work for you to meet with Gregg Alex? Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: Gregg Alex Hi Alisa, I am available on Thursday. I will be meeting with a couple of players in the afternoon. I will be upstairs in the Football Office before 4:30 Blessings, Gregory K. Alex, MA, CDC 206.391.3994 On Feb 18, 2014 5:16 PM, "Alisa Mowe" Hey Gregg- Coach Petersen was hoping to meet with you this week. Are you available this Thursday, February 201h at 4:30pm? Thanks, Alisa Mowe Husky Football 1 92 Unknown From: Michael McHugh Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2014 7:51 AM To: Gregg Alex Subject: RE: Team Bible Study Gregg: Good morning. Thanks for keeping me updated. I know how much time Coach Petersen put's into his (our) "leadership" message with the staff and entire team. let's take a "step back" on doing anything with the team as far as a "leadership" topic. As mentioned, since we are the "new" staff, we are constantly evaluating everything within our department. I know Ink Aleaga (Academic Support) does some classes in the Spring term with the team, and we are currently evaluating that content as well. So we are evaluating everything and trying to send one message to our team when it comes to leadership .... That all starts and stops with Coach Petersen ... So for now, let's not set anything with our players. let's get through Spring quarter and see what happens .... Thanks Mike From: Gregg Alex [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2014 6:15 AM To: Michael McHugh Subject: Team Bible Study Mike, I talked with about a dozen players at dinner last night about their interest in participating in a "Football Team" Bible/Leadership Study and got an overwhelmingly affirmative response. I left 2 study curriculum books (Tony Dungy as the primary) in your office yesterday. Understanding his concern about consistent messaging, I would like to review curriculum content with Coach Peterson, and identify a time, if this is acceptable to him, to schedule the Bible Study. Let me know your thoughts. Appreciate your input. Blessings & gratitude, Gregory K. Alex, MA, CDC 1 93 WASHINGTON vs Stanford Saturday, September 27th, 2014 1:20 pm Friday, September 26th, 2014 7:00 am Treatment/Tape/Breakfast snack (Fuel Bar) 7:30 am Position Meetings (:30) 8:00 am PACK Meetings (:30) 8:55 am Travel Squad LIFT (:40) 9:45 am Practice (:60) 10:50 am Lunch (Recruiting Lounge) 5:30 pm Meet in Tunnel (Pep Rally) (Alaska Arena) 5:45 pm Buses Depart for Redmond Marriott 6:30 pm Dinner (Salons 3&4) (:45) 7:15 pm Offense Meet (Salon 1) (:30) Defense Meet (Salon 2) (:30) 8:00 pm Chapel (Studio 2) (:20) Mass (Studio 3) (:20) 9:15 pm Husky Magic (Salon 1) (: 15) 9:30 pm Snack (Salons 3&4) (:30) 10:00 pm Curfew- In Rooms - No Exceptions Saturday, September 27th, 2014 8:00 am Wakeup Call 8:30 am O/D Walk Thru (Roll Call) (:30) 9:00 am Pregame Meal (Salons 3&4) (:45) 10:15 am Clap Sessions (:5) (Bring Bags) Offense (Salon 1) Defense (Salon 2) 10:25 am Buses Depart for Husky Stadium (:20) 10:45 am Arrive at Husky Stadium (Dog Walk) 1:20 pm Kick Off - Beat Stanford Sunday, September 28th, 2014 2:00 - 4:00 pm Mandatory Treatment Monday, September 29th, 2014 7:15 am Team Meeting 7:35 am PACK Meeting 8:10 am Position Meetings 9:15 am Focus3 10:00 am Team Picture 94 UW Chaplaincy Motivational Lou Tice, Antwoine Lenny Wilkins Gen. 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