1. 2015 Report of the Faculty Athletics Representative Lissa L. Broome Wells Fargo Professor of Banking Law

2. Significant Changes Related to Athletics and Academics Admissions Academic Support (ASPSA) Academic Advising Program (AAP) Academics Governance Interaction with Faculty 2

3. Admissions Data driven analysis – PGPA New report of information to Faculty Council o2012-13 Report, http://faccoun.unc.edu/wp- content/uploads/2010/10/UAD2012-2013.pdf (pages 10-19); o2013-14 Report, http://faccoun.unc.edu/wp- content/uploads/2010/10/UAD2013-2014.pdf (pages 10-18); Numbers admitted through Special Talent Committee o2006 (29) o2010-11 (23) o2011-12 (23) o2012-13 (14 – 9 in FB, MBB, WBB) o2013-14 ( 9 – 5 in FB, MBB, WBB) 3

4. ASPSA Reports directly to Provost New Director New and additional personnel Expanded budget New website, http://aspsa.unc.edu 4

5. Advising Advising function in AAP rather than ASPSA New resources to support more frequent adviser contacts New working relationship between AAP and ASPSA 5

6. Academics Working Group – documented academic processes as they affect student-athletes oWebsite to be launched in October oContinued review and improvement Review of enrollment and grade patterns each semester Latest from Loudermilk, http://www.goheels.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID =3350&ATCLID=209498147 Academic press releases, www.goheels.com/SportSelect.dbml?&DB_OEM_ID=33 50&SPID=159008&SPSID=931111&SITE=UNC&DB_O EM_ID=3350 6

7. Governance Student-athlete participation in FAC and Working Group Student-athlete participation in ACC governance meetings and ACC committees in addition to the ACC SAAC Student-athlete participation in NCAA Board of Directors, Council, and Committees oJoel James named to NCAA SAAC 7

8. Interaction with Faculty FAC Open Forums each semester FAC reports (often monthly) to Faculty Council Process to review issues brought forward by faculty related to student-athletes and academic performance University Ethics and Integrity Working Group University Policy and Procedures Working Group 8

9. Role of FAR Institutional representative from the faculty to the ACC and the NCAA oSelected by the Chancellor Adviser to the Chancellor and Athletic Director Focus areas: academics, academic integrity, student-athlete welfare, compliance, ACC and NCAA legislation Work closely with FAC and interact with faculty as an ex officio member of a number of committees oNew email FAR@unc.edu 9

10. 13-14UNC-CHNC StateUVADukeWFU GSR8681869794 -MBB88808210080 -Fball6965759290 FGR7264768477 -St.body8973939488 -Diff(17)(11)(17)(10)(11) APR MBB952 984995959 Fball937960967992962 10

11. For 2013-14, UNC-CH had six teams in the top 10% of their sport for APR: -Women’s fencing (recognized every year – 10 times) -Women’s golf (recognized every year – 10 times) -Volleyball (recognized 9 times) -Gymnastics (recognized 6 times) -Women’s tennis (recognized 2 times) -Men’s tennis (first time recognized) 11

12. 339 UNC student-athletes were on the ACC Honor Roll for 2014-15 (347 in 2013-14 and 329 in 2012-13) 12

13. Items of Interest Amy Perko, Executive Director of the Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics, October 7, 2015, 6:00 – 7:30 p.m., 105 Caldwell Hall, “An Ethical Framework for College Sports.” Sponsored by the Parr Center for Ethics and the UNC Public Policy Carolina Forum, http://parrcenter.unc.edu/event/parr-center-presents- amy-perko/ Tarheel Tailgate Talks, http://tarheeltailgatetalk.unc.edu oClaudio Battaglini, 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. Stone Center Multipurpose Room, “Exercise Oncology: Improving Cancer Care Outcomes” Carolina Athletics Newsletter for Faculty and Staff, http://www.goheels.com/fls/3350/pdf/tickets/Faculty%20Newsl etter%20- %20September%202015.pdf?SPID=108097&DB_OEM_ID=3 350 13