Grants & Scholarships Institutional Best Practices 1.

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Grants & Scholarships Institutional Best Practices 1

Agenda Student-Athletes. o Student-Athlete Leadership Forum. o Career in Sports Forum. o APPLE Conference. o Post Graduate Scholarships. Coaches and Administrators. o Conference Grant Program. o Ethnic Minority and Women’s Internship. o Strategic Alliance Matching Grant. o Pathway Program. o Institute for Administrative Advancement. o Leadership Institute. o Campus and Conference Workshops. o Awards. 2

Student-Athletes 3

Student-Athlete Leadership Forum Engage a diverse and dynamic representation of student-athletes, coaches, faculty and administrators and provide sessions that enhance leadership skills to impact student-athlete development. Spring Regional programming. o AL, DC, DE, GA, LA, MD, MS, NC, NJ, PA, TN, VA. Wooden Institute. FAQs.FAQs 4

Career in Sports Forum An annual educational forum. Up to 200 selected student-athletes for four days. Learn and explore potential careers in sports, with a primary focus on intercollegiate athletics. Assist student-athletes in charting their career paths and give them the opportunity to network and to learn from current athletics professionals. June 4-7,

APPLE Conference Promotes student-athlete health and wellness. Empowers teams to create institution-specific action plans. o Action plans address student-athlete wellness and substance abuse prevention. o Teams of four to six student-athletes and an administrator. $350 early bird registration fee per institution locations. o Virginia January 16-18, 2015 o Orlando, FL January 23-25,

Post Graduate Scholarships Post Graduate Scholarship.Post Graduate Scholarship o 174 awards annually ($7,500 per award). Ethnic Minority & Women Post Graduate Scholarship.Ethnic Minority & Women Post Graduate Scholarship o 26 awards annually ($7,500). Jim McKay.Jim McKay o Post Graduate Scholarship to one male & female ($10.000) o Athletic Communication. Walter Byers.Walter Byers o Post Graduate Scholarship to one male & female ($24.000) o Eligible for renewal. o FAR submits application by January 15. 7

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Conference Grant Program $ 2.4 million annual program. 43 Division III conferences. Three tiers. o Tier One - Professional Development, Education, Communication. o Tier Two - Social Responsibility and Integration. o Tier Three - Quality of the Participation Experience. Policies and procedures.Policies and procedures Regional focused programming. 9

Ethnic Minority & Women’s Internship Grant Enhance diversity and inclusion amongst athletics administration. Annually fund two-year $23,100 internship grants. Award on average to 18 institutions and conferences. Grants are designated for institutions and conferences to hire a 10-month full-time intern. New grant administrator. Enhanced transparency. New selection committee policies and procedures. 10

Strategic Alliance Matching Grant Established to enhance diversity and inclusion amongst athletics administration. Annually fund matching grant for institutions and conferences for full-time positions with diminishing contributions by the NCAA of: o 75 percent of the salary in the first year. o 50 percent of the salary in the second year. o 25 percent of the salary in the third year. Reimbursed $1,500 each year for professional development and $1,000 in the first year for technology. Award on average to 7 institutions and conferences. 11

Pathway Program Gain better understanding of role of athletic directors. Provides in-depth look at NCAA governance structure. Exposure to key stakeholders. Athletics director and presidential mentors. One-year program. Four Division III participants. Late summer/early fall 2014 application deadline. 12

Institute for Administrative Advancement Newer program. Provides professional development for ethnic minority, mid-level administrators. Connected to Regional Rules Seminar. Supported by MOAA. 13

Leadership Institute Tailored programming conducted on campus. Assists participants in strategically mapping their careers. Week-long Institute. Enhance professional skills and diversify professional networks. Application deadline in April

Campus & Conference Workshops Awards up to $2,000 to institutions or conferences. Funds leadership development programming and speakers or covers the cost to have a NCAA trained facilitator present and facilitate selected workshops. Applications accepted as long as there are funds available. 15

Honors Awards Inspiration Award.Inspiration Award o Presented to a coach or administrator. Serves as role model. o Nominations: late February to early May. Award or Valor.Award or Valor o Presented to coach or administrator who has been confronted with a situation involving personal danger or minimized potential disaster. o Nominations: late February to early May. Silver Anniversary.Silver Anniversary o Recognizes six individuals on their 25 th Anniversary. o Nominations: late February to early May. Top 10.Top 10 o Presented to student-athletes from all three divisions. o Nominations: late May to early August. 16

Sportsmanship Awards Student-Athlete Sportsmanship Award.Student-Athlete Sportsmanship Award o Six honorees – two from Division III. o Deadline is June 17, Bob Frederick Sportsmanship Award.Bob Frederick Sportsmanship Award o One recipient – coach, administrator, staff. o Deadline is June 17,

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