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Idaho State University Idaho State University Student-Athlete Handbook 2019-2020 Athletic Department Contacts Senior Administration Pauline Thiros Director of Athletics [email protected] 208-282-2771 Nancy Graziano Senior Associate Athletic [email protected] 208-282-4503 Director Veronica O'Brien Senior Associate Athletic [email protected] 208-282-3447 Director for Internal Operations/ Senior Woman Administrator Steve Schaack Associate Athletic Director for [email protected] 208-282-2621 External Operations/Director of Media Relations TBA Director of Development Fred Parrish University Business Officer for [email protected] 208-282-2692 Athletics Dr. Caroline "Smitty" NCAA Faculty Athletics [email protected] 208-840-0473 Faure Representative Academic Advising Phil Pleasant Director of Academics [email protected] 208-282-3546 Laureen Orozco Academic Advisor [email protected] 208-282-2575 Jessica Sargent Academic Advisor [email protected] 208-282-3312 Kristian Evans Graduate Assistant [email protected] 208-282-5899 Compliance Cody Sparrow Assistant Athletic Director for [email protected] 208-282-2486 Compliance Blaise Burns Compliance Assistant [email protected] 208-282-3332 Sports Performance Dan Ryan Head Strength & Conditioning [email protected] 208-282-3035 Coach Quintin Kohorst Equipment Director [email protected] 208-282-3373 Natalie Christensen Sports Dietician [email protected] 208-282-3095 Athletic Training Dustin Enslinger Head Athletic Trainer [email protected] 208-282-3408 Brandon Payne Assistant Athletic Trainer [email protected] 208-282-3408 Liz Reinstein Assistant Athletic Trainer [email protected] 208-282-3052 Dani Burningham Assistant Athletic Trainer [email protected] 208-282-3052 Mychaela Parker Graduate Assistant [email protected] 208-282-3052 External Relations Haley Harrison Assistant Director of Media [email protected] 208-282-3651 Relations Jarius Fields Director of Marketing [email protected] 208-282-5781 Donna Hays Executive Director of the Bengal [email protected] 208-282-5773 Athletic Boosters Jon Match Student Assistant for Media [email protected] 208-282-3651 Relations Trey Harmon Student Assistant for Athletics' [email protected] 208-282-5781 STUDENT-ATHLETE HANDBOOK 2 Men's Basketball Ryan Looney Head Coach [email protected] 208-282-4552 Jared Phay Associate Head Coach [email protected] 208-282-3361 Joe White Assistant Coach [email protected] 208-282-4551 Chris McMillian Assistant Coach [email protected] 208-282-3286 Davis Furman Graduate Assistant [email protected] Women's Basketball Seton Sobolewski Head Coach [email protected] 208-282-3381 Ryan Johnson Associate Head Coach [email protected] 208-282-2801 Katelin King Assistant Coach [email protected] 208-282-3493 Jazmine Stohr Assistant Coach [email protected] 208-282-3623 Cross Country Nate Houle Assistant Track Coach/Head [email protected] 208-282-3297 Cross Country Coach [email protected] Greg Lowing Assistant Coach Football Rob Phenicie Head Coach/Wide Receivers [email protected] 208-282-2704 Roger Cooper Associate Head Coach/ [email protected] 208-282-2704 Defensive Coordinator/ Linebackers Mike Ferriter Offensive Coordinator/ [email protected] 208-282-2704 Quarterbacks David Fiefia Assistant Head Coach/Special [email protected] 208-282-2704 Teams Coordinator/Running Backs Steve Fifita Defensive Line/Recruiting [email protected] 208-282-2704 Coordinator Kam Yancy Defensive Secondary [email protected] 208-282-2704 Aaron Prier Tight Ends/Academic Liaison [email protected] 208-282-2704 Mike Phillipp Offensive Line [email protected] 208-282-2704 JB Hall, Jr. Safeties/Assistant Special [email protected] 208-282-2704 Teams Coordinator Tyson Munns Director of Football Operations [email protected] 208-282-2704 Kody Hensley Defensive Assistant [email protected] 208-282-2704 Hagen Graves Offensive Assistant [email protected] 208-282-2704 Paea Moala Defensive Assistant [email protected] 208-282-2704 Tanner Gueller Offensive Assistant [email protected] 208-282-2704 Brice Van Etten Video Coordinator [email protected] 208-282-2704 Golf Dallen Atkins Head Coach [email protected] 208-282-3312 Greta Carlson Assistant Coach [email protected] Soccer Debs Brereton Head Coach [email protected] 208-282-2925 Kevin Holguin Assistant Coach [email protected] 208-282-2788 Savannah Rose Assistant Coach [email protected] Lauren Avecilla Director of Soccer Operations [email protected] STUDENT-ATHLETE HANDBOOK 3 Softball Cristal Brown Head Coach [email protected] 559-967-9732 Randy Clark Assistant Coach 559-967-2012 TBA Assistant Coach Men's Tennis Mark Rodel Head Coach [email protected] 208-282-4594 Women's Tennis Gretchen Maloney Head Coach [email protected] 208-282-4594 Track & Field Hillary Merkley Head Coach [email protected] 208-282-3299 Nate Houle Assistant Coach/Head Cross [email protected] 208-282-3297 Country Coach Dan Walker Assistant Coach [email protected] 801-391-9921 Joe Silvers Assistant Coach [email protected] 208-282-2457 Tasha Powell Assistant Coach [email protected] 208-406-7907 Greg Lowing Assistant Coach [email protected] Deb Poulson Meet Director [email protected] Volleyball Sammi Stuart Head Coach [email protected] 208-251-0880 Robbie Berrett Assistant Coach [email protected] 208-282-5930 Makenzie VanSickle Director of Volleyball [email protected] Operations Cheerleading Misty Stucki Head Coach [email protected] 208-251-7991 Dance Kolissa Manchan Head Coach [email protected] 714-595-5917 Administrative Staff Becky Naber Management Assistant to the [email protected] 208-282-4064 Director of Athletics Ted Gambles Administrative Assistant [email protected] 208-282-4668 Susan Fuger Accounts Technician [email protected] 208-282-3356 Marilyn Anderton Insurance Coordinator [email protected] 208-282-4059 STUDENT-ATHLETE HANDBOOK 4 ISU Bengals Fight Song Growl, Bengals, Growl Fight, Bengals, Fight Gnash Your Teeth And Bare Your Claws And Drive With All Your Might Fight, Fight, Fight Roar, Bengals, Roar You Decide Our Fate Bring The Victory Home To Us, You Bengals Of Idaho State I...S...U... ISU Fight, ISU Fight, ISU Fight Go, Go, Go Bengals, Go! ISU Alma Mater Hail To Thee Our Alma Mater Glorious Is Thy Name Ever More Thy Sons And Daughters Carry On Thy Fame May Thy Students Ever Be Loyal To Thy Memory True Hail To Thee Our Alma Mater Hail To ISU! STUDENT-ATHLETE HANDBOOK 5 Congratulations! You are a Division I Student-Athlete! Many boys and Girls Grow up dreaminG of playinG sports in colleGe and beyond. But of the nearly 8 million students currently participatinG in hiGh school athletics in the United States, only 495,000 of them will compete at NCAA schools. And of that Group, only a fraction will realize their Goal of becominG a professional or Olympic athlete. For the rest, the eXperiences of colleGe athletics and the life lessons they learn alonG the way will help them as they pursue careers in other fields. Education is a vital part of the colleGe athletics eXperience, and student-athletes Graduate at hiGher rates than their peers in the student body. The chart below shows the estimated probability of competinG in colleGiate athletics beyond hiGh school: STUDENT-ATHLETE HANDBOOK 6 Letter from the President Welcome to ISU! Welcome to Idaho State University! Welcome to your home. At Idaho State University students come first. Our staff and faculty will work with your best interests at heart to ensure that when you leave this institution you are poised for success. Every day, Idaho State University delivers and supports education because it improves the lives of students. Students, like yourself, go out into our community, our state, and our nation and they make the world a better place. We believe in the power of education and the impact it will have in your life. Let me offer you a small piece of advice as you move forward in your academic career. I have learned a number of leadership lessons over the course of my career from experience, mentors, history, books, movies and TV. I believe that every ISU student is a leader and has the capacity to make monumental improvements to the world in which we live. So, I would like to share with you one of my favorite leadership tips: “Decisions are made by those who show up.” For you, this means that first step is showing up. Show up to class, show up to advising sessions, show up to the audition, show up to the game. You never know the decisions you could make that might change the world when you just show up. When you do show up, you are bound to face challenges. When that happens, please remember that faculty and staff are here to help you. This Student Handbook outlines invaluable student services and guidelines that will be instrumental in your success. Do not hesitate to reach out and ask for help. We will be there. We are here for you. I look forward to seeing you on campus. Roar Bengals, ROAR! Kevin Kevin D. Satterlee, President STUDENT-ATHLETE HANDBOOK 7 Letter from the Athletic Director Welcome Bengals! As we start the 2019-2020 academic year, I want to express to you returning students how much I appreciate your commitment and leadership within our Bengal Family. All of you are very special to me. You were here when I arrived last September and you offered me a tremendous welcome, your support, and your trust. We share a lot, and I will continue to show up for you - that is a promise. For those of you joining us as freshmen and transfers, we stand ready to invest in your success. You are probably full of excitement, anticipation and a fair amount of anxiety! It is shocking how quickly we go from being the big men and women on campus to the tadpoles again, just trying to survive the first weeks and months in a new environment, establish our place on new teams, find our way around campus, navigate new expectations and training regimens, and build new relationships -- it’s a lot.
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