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17 Sa Handbook.Pdf 71 Hello Tigers! We are so pleased that you are a part of our family! With over 500 student-athletes, 20 sport programs, and 200 staff members, we share a passion for showing pride in the Show Me State and proving Mizzou is a very special place. Mizzou is a school of great academic achievement where we strive for excellence. The powerful SEC allows us to compete at the highest level. I have a passion for our student-athletes and the focus of our staff will be creating the best experience in the country! Academic integrity, social responsibility, and competitive excellence will create an environment that will be inclusive, diverse, and successful. It will continue to allow us to compete for championships and graduate at a high level. It is our goal to reach new heights of success as well as insure that everyone who is a part of Mizzou Athletics feels valued and respected. I look forward to continuing to build our program and develop leaders that can represent the best of being MIZZOU MADE! Thank you for your commitment to this institution! Go Tigers, Jim Sterk Director of Athletics 1 Table of Contents 4 History of Intercollegiate Athletics 21 Student-Athlete Policy with at Mizzou Regard to Legal Issues 22 Felony Policy 5 Core Values 24 Sexual Misconduct 6 Senior Staff Directory 24 Domestic Relationships 7 Head Coaches Directory 26 Grievance Procedures and Department Rules and 8 Academic and Student Services Regulations 8 2017–2018 Academic 27 Playing and Practice Calendar Limitations 9 Academic Services 29 Team Travel 9 Registering for Classes 30 Recruiting at Mizzou 10 MU Athletics Class 31 Scholarships Attendance Policy 31 Grants-In-Aid 11 Mental Performance 32 Post-Eligible/Medical 12 Counseling Psychology Scholarships 12 MizzouMade Program 33 Financial Aid and Expenses 14 Career Development 33 Summer School Funding 15 Student Athlete Advisory 34 In-State Residency Committee 34 Student-Athlete Assistance 15 S.A.F.E. Fund 15 Tiger Leadership Institute 36 Eligibility 15 The Tiger Cup 36 Competitive Conduct 16 Graduate Sash Requirements 36 Sports Wagering 17 Student-Athlete Expectations 36 Amateurism 17 Code of Conduct 37 Outside Scholarships 19 Conduct On and Off the Field 37 Impermissible Extra Benefi ts 20 Internet Etiquette 37 Academic Standards 2 Student-Athlete Handbook 2017-18 39 Student-Athlete Letter Awards 55 Medical Care 39 Letter Awards 55 Insurance 40 Individual Sport Lettering 56 Summer Care Criteria 56 Post-Eligibility Care 42 Athletic Performance and Health 57 Substance Abuse Education Services 57 Medical Phone Numbers 42 Introduction 57 Substance Abuse Education 42 Weight Rooms and Screening Program 43 Mizzou Strength and Conditioning Program 62 Additional Department Information 44 Mizzou Sports Nutrition 62 Student-Athlete Employment 62 Student-Athlete Housing 46 Athletic Equipment 66 Athletic Business Offi ce 46 Introduction 66 Scholarship CheckDeposit 46 Equipment Room Hours Schedule 47 Equipment Room Rules 66 Textbook Buying 47 Issuance of Equipment 67 Strategic Communications 48 Equipment Care & Storage Offi ce 68 Ticket Offi ce 49 Health Services 69 Tiger Scholarship Fund (TSF) 49 Mission 70 Mizzou Study Abroad 49 Hours 70 Recycle 50 Policy 70 Varsity M Association 50 Pregnancy Policy 53 Emergencies 71 2017–2018 Calendar 54 Physical Examinations 54 Responsibilities to Visiting Teams 3 History of Intercollegiate Athletics at Mizzou 1839 – University of Missouri founded Mizzou football rose to national prominence, 1890 – Football team and intramural teams winning three conference championships and formed three bowl games. Memorial Stadium expanded. 1890 – Thanksgiving Day, fi rst intercollegiate Baseball moved to Simmons Field. Mizzou teams game vs. Washington U. in St. Louis won 30 conference championships and two national 1891 – Baseball championships (1954 baseball and 1965 indoor track). 1899 – Men’s Track & Field 1972 – Basketball moved to Hearnes Center 1903 – Men’s Tennis 1974 – Women’s athletics incorporated into the 1907 – Men’s Basketball Mizzou athletic program 1911 – Chester L. Brewer hired as A.D. Started 1974 – Women’s Volleyball; Women’s Swimming Homecoming tradition. and Diving, Women’s Track & Field 1914 – Men’s Cross-Country 1975 – Women’s Cross-Country, Women’s 1921 – “M-Men’s Club” formed Softball 1923 – Wrestling 1976 – Women’s Golf, Women’s Basketball, Women’s Tennis 1924 – Men’s Golf 1980 – Women’s Gymnastics 1926 – Memorial Stadium constructed 1996 – Women’s Soccer 1929 – Men’s Swimming & Diving 1997 – Audrey J. Walton Stadium completed with 1930 – Brewer Fieldhouse began construction University Field (indoor track) 1999 – Taylor Stadium at Simmons Field completed 2000 – Memorial Stadium/Faurot Field new press box construction completed 2002 – Green Tennis Center completed, Tiger Walk Bridge completed 2004 – Mizzou Arena completed 2007 – Mizzou Athletics Training Complex completed, Old Hawthorne Golf Course Completed 2011 – Taylor Stadium addition and renovation; Tiger Performance Center opens 2012 – Entrance into the SEC 2013 – West Tower Renovation and North Concourse expansion; Walsworth Golf Center opens 2014 – Memorial Stadium East side expansion; Mizzou Tennis Complex opens, McArtor Baseball Facilty at Taylor Stadium expansion 2017 – Mizzou Softball Stadium opens 4 Student-Athlete Handbook 2017-18 Core Values WIN IT RIGHT! At Mizzou, we strive to provide a championship level experience for our student-athletes in their academic endeavors, competitive efforts and personal development resulting in Mizzou Made individuals who exemplify the Show Me mentality MISSION To prepare champions for life through academic integrity, social responsibility, and competitive excellence. PURPOSE Preparing Champions for Life! As UniversityniversityofMissouristudentathleteswearecommittedtoprovidingforandpr of Missouri student-athletes, we are committed to providing for and protecting ourselves, our teammates, our coaches, our athletic department, and our University by making decisions tha refl ect the values for which we strive. We are committed to preparing and competing at the highest level we are able and to pushing ourselves beyond that of which we think we are capable. We are committed to dreaming and laboring for the next level and undertanding anything less than our best is unacceptable. We understand that any ability, athletic or otherwise, does not afford us rights greater than any other citizen or excuse behvavior to the contrary. We are committed to being law abiding citizens, respectful to all. We make these choices beause our actions are larger than ourselves, portraying an image of what it means to be a member of our team, our athletic department, and our University. We strive for these values, we are committed to these principles, and we choose this lifestyle because... 5 Senior Staff & Head Coach Directory ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATION Director of Athletics _____________________Jim Sterk ______ [email protected] Senior Deputy Athletics Director ____________ Sarah Reeshman [email protected] Deputy AD, External Relations _____________ Brian White [email protected] Deputy AD, Chief Financial Offi cer __________ Tim Hickman [email protected] Executive Associate AD, Compliance ________ Mary Ann Austin [email protected] Executive Associate AD, Communications _____ Nick Joos [email protected] Senior Associate AD, Development __________ Ryan Alpert [email protected] Sr. Assoc. AD, Marketing & Revenue Generation _ Jay Luksis _____________ [email protected] Associate AD, Student-Athlete Development ___ Kim Bishop _________ [email protected] Associate AD, Sports Technology ___________ Larry Calhoon [email protected] Associate AD, Academic Services ___________ Tami Chievous [email protected] Associate AD, Compliance ________________ Mitzi Clayton _______ [email protected] Associate AD, Business __________________ Kevin Hayward ______ [email protected] Associate AD, Strategic Communications _____ Chad Moller __________ [email protected] Associate AD, Stewardship & Events ________ Ashley Moore _______ [email protected] Associate AD, Sports Medicine _____________Rex Sharp [email protected] Assistant AD, Mizzou Made _______________ Brian Brown _________ [email protected] Assistant AD, Ticket Operations ____________ Brent Lewis _________ [email protected] Assistant AD, Community Relations _________ Howard Richards [email protected] Director of Event Management/Sustainability Coord. _ Tony Wirkus __________ [email protected] Director of Facility Operations _____________ Nick Britton __________ [email protected] Faculty Athletics Representative ____________Pamela Hinton ________ [email protected] Mizzou Sports Properties GM ______________ Nick Garner _________ [email protected] 6 Student-Athlete Handbook 2017-18 HEAD COACHES DIRECTORY Baseball ______________________Steve Bieser _________________ [email protected] Men’s Basketball ________________Cuonzo Martin ______________ [email protected] Women’s Basketball ______________Robin Pingeton [email protected] Cross Country __________________Marc Burns _________________ [email protected] Football _______________________Barry Odom [email protected] Men’s Golf_____________________Mark Leroux _________________ [email protected] Women’s Golf __________________Stephanie Priesmeyer _________ [email protected] Gymnastics
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