A G E N D A

The National Collegiate Athletic Association

Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports

Drug-Education and Drug-Testing Subcommittee

NCAA National Office

December 15, 2002

Indianapolis, Indiana

1. Introduce new members and review agenda. (Rochel Rittgers)

2. Approve June 21-23 meeting minutes. [Supplement No. 1] (Rittgers)

3. Review strategic plan. [Refer to Supplement No. 3 in the Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports (CSMAS) agenda]

4. Follow up on recent relevant governance actions. [Supplement No. 2] (Rittgers)

5. Report from The National Center for Drug Free Sport (The Center). [Supplement No. 3 to be distributed at the meeting.] (Frank Uryasz and Andrea Wickerham)

6. Identify changes to banned substance list. [Supplement No. 4]

7. Recommend drug-testing protocol changes. [Supplement No. 5] (Elsa Cole)

8. Appeal process. [Supplement No. 6] (Rittgers)

9. Medical exception process. [Supplement No. 7] (Cole, Lauren Costello and Arnold Mazur)

10. Drug testing forms. [Supplement No. 8]

a. Consent form. [Supplement No. 9]

b. Student-athlete statement. [Supplement No. 10]

11. Drug-testing issues.

a. Drug-testing program evaluation update. (Uryasz and Wickerham)

b. Accepting outside drug-testing sanctions and review of WADA Code. (Cole, Costello, Mazur and Matt Mitten) [Supplement No. 11]

c. Graded penalties update. [Supplement No. 12] (Costello and Mazur)

d. Second positive test sanction. [Supplement No. 13]

e. Other. [Supplement No. 14]

12. Alcohol issues.

a. Techniques for Effective Alcohol Management (TEAM) on Campus update. [Supplement No. 15 to be distributed at the meeting]

b. Fall 2002 Speakers Grants. [Supplement No. 16]

c. Athletic Prevention Programming and Leadership Education (APPLE) conferences proposal. [Supplement No. 17]

d. CHOICES 2003 and proposal for 2004. [Supplement No. 18]

e. Betty Ford Professional-in-Residence Program.

(1) Applicants for 2003. [Supplement No. 19]

(2) Proposal for extended experience. [Supplement No. 20]

13. Tobacco issues.

a. Centers for Disease Control (CDC), and BACCHUS and GAMMA 2^nd National Collegiate Tobacco Symposium. [Supplement No. 21]

b. Tobacco companies partnering with sports organizations. [Supplement No. 22]

c. CDC efforts. [Supplement No. 23]

14 Nutritional supplements issues.

a. Red Bull. [Supplement No. 24]

b. Manufacturers claims and affiliations. [Supplement No. 25]

c. Congressional testimony on ephedra. [Supplement No. 26] (Uryasz)

d. ZMA study. [Supplement No. 27]

e. Nutritional Supplement Advisory. [Supplement No. 28]

15. Other drug issues.

a. Athletes Training and Learning About Steroids (ATLAS). [Supplement No. 29]

b. Choices in Sports Web site. [Supplement No. 30]

16. Outreach opportunities.

a. Inter-Association Task Force (IATF). [Supplement No. 31]

b. U.S. Department of Education National Meeting. [Supplement No. 32]

c. Hormone Foundation. [Supplement No. 33]

17. Research data and opportunities.

a. 2003 Drug-Education/Drug-Testing (DEDT) Survey. [Supplement No. 34] (Todd Petr)

b. 2004 Survey of Substance Use Habits of College Student-Athletes. [Supplement No. 35]

c. University of California, Los Angeles Erythropoetin study. [Supplement No. 36]

18. DEDT legislation concerning nutritional supplements. [Supplement No. 37] (Abe Frank)

19. Review drug-education budget for reallocation. [Supplement No. 38]

a. Adjustments. [Supplement No. 39]

b. Banned drug wallet cards. [Supplement No. 40]

c. DEDT video.

20. Recommend topics and articles for Health and Safety Newsletter.

21. Articles of interest. [Supplement No. 41]

a. U.K. Could Have Cannabis-Based Medicine by 2004.

b. AMA Calls for Ephedra Ban.

c. FDA Bans Ephedra Imports.

22. Sports Sciences Safety Subcommittee Agenda. [Supplement No. 42]

23. Other issues.

24. Adjournment.