SUMMARY OF ACTIONS/RECOMMENDATIONS

 

NCAA DIVISION III MANAGEMENT COUNCIL MEETING

October 25-26, 2000

 

NCAA DIVISION III PRESIDENTS COUNCIL MEETING

November 1, 2000

 

 

 

[NOTE: SUPPLEMENT NUMBERS REFER TO THE MANAGEMENT COUNCIL SUPPLEMENT, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.]

 

Staff
Liaison(s)/
Council Reps.

Other Staff/
Council Reps.

SUPPLEMENT NO. 1
DIVISION III STRATEGIC PLANNING

Dutcher

All Division III

ISSUE: Division III planning priorities.

Belgiovine

And

Management Council Recommendation:

[Bledsoe

Association -

Approve the updated priorities.

Galgano

wide

Presidents Council Action:

Johnson

Committee

Approved the updated priorities.

O?Neal

Liaisons

ISSUE: Strategic-planning scorecards.

Page

 

Management Council Recommendation:

Reighn

 

Approve the updated scorecards, noting that the scorecards to be distributed in January will reflect further revisions.

Springsteen]

 

Presidents Council Action:

 

 

Approved the updated scorecards.

 

Staff
Liaison(s)/
Council Reps.

Other Staff/
Council Reps.

SUPPLEMENT NO. 2
DIVISION III INITIATIVES TASK FORCE

Dutcher

Berst

ISSUE: Three-year plan.

Belgiovine

Brown, J.

Management Council Recommendation:

[Caine
Courtice
Die
Johnson
Landman
Page
Reighn
Springsteen

Green
Isch
Martin, K.
Racy
All DIII and A-W Committee Liaisons

Approve the three-year plan to allocate new Division III resources to three priority areas (student-athlete welfare, diversity and membership education) and forward report to the Executive Committee at its January meeting, noting:

 

a. Regular communication with membership is critical (e.g., Newsletter, Web site).

 

b. It is important to develop criteria and articulate basis for selection of NCAWAA and NACDA grant recipients for 2000-01.

Walker]

 

Presidents Council Action:

 

Approved the plan and forward report to the Executive Committee at its January meeting. The Council noted the importance of clear articulation of the process for membership access to resources during the 2001 Convention discussion.

 


 

Staff
Liaison(s)/
Council Reps.

Other Staff/
Council Reps.

SUPPLEMENT NO. 3
COMMITTEE ON COMPETITIVE SAFEGUARDS AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS

Dick

Berst

ISSUE: Change on the drug-testing consent form.

Wilfert

Brown, J.

Management Council Action:

[Reighn]

Green
Racy

Approved the addition of the following statement to the student-athlete drug-testing consent form:

 

"You agree the sample becomes the property of the NCAA."

 

 

 

ISSUE: Injury Surveillance System (ISS) enhancement.

 

 

Management Council Action:

 

 

Accepted the information that the committee will be forwarding as its number one budget priority a request for Association resources to provide necessary technical upgrades to the NCAA Injury Surveillance System (ISS) over the next two years.

 

 

 

ISSUE: Nutrition and eating disorders.

 

 

Management Council Action:

 

 

Accepted the information that the committee will be conducting a focus group of national Student-Athlete Advisory Committee members at the upcoming Convention to guide it in a possible request for funding to address nutrition, eating disorders and optimal body composition. This issue remains a major student-athlete welfare concern despite past Association initiatives.

 

 

 

ISSUE: National Athletic Trainers? Association (NATA) education reform.

 

 

Management Council Action:

 

 

Accepted information that in response to the Executive Committee charge to educate the membership about the potential impact of NATA education reform, the completed report will be presented to the Executive Committee at its November 2 meeting. The document has been reviewed by a competitive safeguards committee project team, representatives of the NATA, national office staff and all three Management Councils. The document will be mailed to the membership in November. This topic also will be discussed during an educational session at the 2001 NCAA Convention.

 

 

 

ISSUE: Results of NCAA Drug-Testing Program -- July 1999-December 1999.

 

 

Management Council Action:

 

 

Accepted information that the committee identified the number of tests and outcomes for the year-round program and the postseason drug-testing program. A complete review of the NCAA drug-testing program, including a comparative analysis of the past five years, will be submitted to the Management Council following the completion of the 2000 NCAA drug use survey report, scheduled to be released in the Spring 2001.

 


 

 

ISSUE: Dietary Supplement Resource Exchange Center.

 

 

Management Council Action:

 

 

Accepted information that the committee supports new funding to support the Dietary Supplement Resource Exchange Center, the REC, as its number two funding priority. Nutritional supplements were the source of one half of the positive drug tests heard on appeals last year. The REC provides NCAA membership with an easily accessible resource for questions about nutritional supplements and banned substances.

 

 

 

ISSUE: Drug-testing expansion.

 

 

Management Council Action:

 

 

Accepted information that the committee supports increasing the drug-testing budget to provide expansion in the drug-testing program, pending review of the data collected in the 2000 NCAA Study of Substance Use and Abuse Habits of College Student-Athletes. Drug-testing expansion is the committee?s number three funding priority.

 

 

Manning

ISSUE: Eye protection in women's lacrosse.

 

Berst

Management Council Action:

Brown, J.
Green
Racy

Accepted information that three members have been identified to represent the committee in discussions regarding eye protection in women's lacrosse and that the committee anticipates an October conference call with legal counsel, representatives of the divisional women's lacrosse committees and United States Women's Lacrosse Association to begin formal discussion on this topic.

 

The Council noted:

 

?         Need for better data to support recommendation.

?         Functionality of current eyewear equipment may be limited.