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Proposal No and Title |
Sponsor |
TENTATIVE SPEAKER ASSIGNMENT |
LIAISON
ASSIGNMENTS/ |
POSITION |
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1 AMATEURISM -- PROMOTIONAL
ACTIVITIES |
NCAA Division III
Management Council (Endorsements/Promotions Task Force). |
MC: Gleason PC: Wells |
Banker |
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2 RECRUITING -- TRYOUTS --
EXCEPTION |
NCAA Division III
Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation
Committee)]. |
MC: Slabik PC: O'Brien |
Banker |
PC:
The Presidents Council
intends to consider sponsoring an amendment-to-amendment at its January
pre-Convention meeting that would limit this proposal to golf and tennis. |
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3 ELIGIBILITY -- SEASONS OF
COMPETITION |
Massachusetts State College
Athletic Conference, Keene State College, Plymouth State College, Rhode
Island College and University of Southern Maine. |
MC: Cushman PC: Torgerson |
Nilsson |
PC and MC: The
Presidents Council and Management Council oppose this proposal as it is in
direct conflict with the reform measures adopted at the 2004 Convention.
Division III student-athletes should not be encouraged to extend their
academic experience to facilitate their athletics experience. The current
rule has adequate flexibility to address special circumstances like study abroad
and student-teaching. ILC: Support. Committee discussed the merits and
identified student-athlete well-being component and a student-athlete’s
ability to participate in practice as an important form of participation and
should not be curtailed by the season-of-participation standard. |
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4 ELIGIBILITY -- SEASONS OF
PARTICIPATION -- PARTICIPATION AT ANY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION |
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MC: McHugh PC: Moseley |
Nilsson |
PC: The
Presidents Council supports this proposal as it applies a consistent season
of eligibility standard to all student-athletes in Division III, regardless
of prior participation at a non-Division III institution. With this proposal,
the student-athlete becomes accountable for the decision to "redshirt" prior to attending a Division III
institution. |
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5 ELIGIBILITY -- GRADUATE
STUDENT/POSTBACCALAUREATE PARTICIPATION -- EXCEPTION |
NCAA Division III
Management Council (Administrative Review Subcommittee). |
PC: |
Banker |
PC:
The Presidents Council has
withdrawn this proposal and re-emphasized the authority of the Administrative
Review Subcommittee to review the eligibility of graduate students and grant
waivers on a case-by-case basis. |
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6 DIVISION III MEMBERSHIP --
SPORTS SPONSORSHIP -- MINIMUM CONTEST REQUIREMENTS |
NCAA Division III
Presidents Council [Management Council (Membership Committee)]. |
MC: Strockbine PC: Wells |
Peal |
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7 DIVISION III MEMBERSHIP --
ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP -- SPORTS SPONSORSHIP REQUIREMENT |
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MC: Wong PC: Williams |
Peal |
PC
and MC: The
Presidents Council and Management Council oppose this proposal, noting that
an increase to 14 sports may be too burdensome for some institutions, and
that it may not be appropriate to expect one additional sports team per 100
students for the affected enrollment levels. Membership Committee: Oppose
based on institutional enrollment, preferring instead the sports sponsorship
proposal sponsored by the Presidents Council. |
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8 DIVISION III MEMBERSHIP --
ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP -- SPORTS SPONSORSHIP REQUIREMENT -- SIX SPORTS FOR
MALES/MIXED AND FEMALE TEAMS |
NCAA Division III
Presidents Council [Management Council (Membership Committee)]. |
MC: Yowell PC: Flynn |
Nilsson |
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9 DIVISION III MEMBERSHIP --
PHILOSOPHY STATEMENT -- INTEGRATION OF ADMINISTRATION -- ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE
-- ADMISSION POLICIES |
NCAA Division III
Presidents Council (Future of Division III Phase II Oversight Group). |
MC: Hastad PC: Fry |
Nilsson |
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10 DIVISION III MEMBERSHIP --
PHILOSOPHY STATEMENT -- ELIMINATION OF IN-REGION COMPETITION EMPHASIS |
College Conference of |
MC: Hastad PC: Pride |
Williams/Fagan/Krah |
Withdrawn. PC,
MC and Championships Committee: The
Presidents Council, Management Council and Championships Committee oppose
this proposal, noting that the future of Division III survey found 75 percent
support for the emphasis on in-region competition. The governance structure
supports the Division III philosophy statement as written, and as such, continues
to affirm placing emphasis on in-region competition for championships
selection purposes. The committee does encourage institutions to provide
educational experiences in the form of out-of-region trips for their
student-athletes if they so choose, with the understanding that they are
doing it for the experience and not for selection purposes. The governance
structure will continue to explore additional flexibility in the application
of the regional concept to championships selection criteria. |
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11 EXECUTIVE REGULATIONS --
SELECTION OF TEAMS AND INDIVIDUALS FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS PARTICIPATION -- MAXIMUM
SIZE OF CHAMPIONSHIPS FIELDS |
NCAA Division III
Presidents Council (Future of Division III Phase II Oversight Group). |
MC: McHugh PC: |
Williams/Fagan/Krah |
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12 DIVISION III MEMBERSHIP --
MAXIMUM CAPACITY |
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MC: Strockbine PC: Fry |
Nilsson |
PC:
The Presidents Council
supports this proposal, with the following conditions: (1) the Executive
Committee will establish a multi-division working group to address
Association-wide membership issues, with recommendations due no later than
January 2007; (2) the Council has established a moratorium on new membership,
effective immediately and lasting through the 2007 Convention. The moratorium
does not apply to institutions in the exploratory or provisional membership
process as of |
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13 DIVISION III MEMBERSHIP AND
CHAMPIONSHIPS SELECTION -- MEMBER CONFERENCE -- SELF-STUDY GUIDE AND LIMITED
REALIGNMENT PERIOD |
NCAA Division III
Presidents Council (Future of Division III Phase II Oversight Group). |
MC: Resch PC: Knobel |
Peal |
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14 EXECUTIVE REGULATIONS --
AUTOMATIC QUALIFICATION -- CONFERENCE REALIGNMENT PERIOD |
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MC: Wong PC: Pride |
Williams/Fagan/Krah |
PC,
MC and Championships Committee: The
Presidents Council, Management Council and Championships Committee oppose
this proposal as it does not establish any standards for conference
self-study prior to conference realignment. |
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15 EXECUTIVE REGULATIONS --
SELECTION OF TEAMS AND INDIVIDUALS FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS PARTICIPATION --
AUTOMATIC QUALIFICATION -- SEVEN INSTITUTION REQUIREMENT -- TWO-YEAR GRACE
PERIOD |
Empire 8 |
MC: Yowell PC: Carter |
Williams/Fagan/Krah |
PC,
MC and Championships Committee: The
Presidents Council, Management Council and Championships Committee oppose
this proposal as it does not establish any standards for conference
self-study prior to conference realignment. Champs Committee: Oppose. Committee does not support the
recommended unlimited timeline of the grace period noting that it could
perpetrate constant fluctuation in the allocation of pools A, B and C. This concept is contrary to the
governance proposal that includes a period for conference self-study and a
limited period for conference realignment. |
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16 EXECUTIVE REGULATIONS --
SELECTION OF TEAMS AND INDIVIDUALS FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS PARTICIPATION -- PRIMARY
CRITERIA -- RANKING AND SELECTION -- STRENGTH-OF-SEASON INDEX |
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MC: Dowd PC:Williams |
Williams/Fagan/Krah |
PC,
MC, Championships Committee: The Presidents Council, Management
Council and Championships Committee oppose this proposal. The Championships
Committee has requested feedback from all team sport committees regarding
implementation of opponents' average winning percentage as a primary
criterion for ranking and selection purposes, and believes that will result
in a truer comparison of strength-of-schedule between two institutions. The
committee noted that opponents' average winning percentages can be used as a
comparison among any and all institutions, including independent
institutions. |
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17 PLAYING AND PRACTICE
SEASONS -- EXCEPTION TO PLAYING SEASON LIMITATIONS AND CONTEST EXEMPTION --
POSTSEASON CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT |
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MC: Epps PC: Berman |
Nilsson |
PC
and MC: The Presidents
Council and Management Council oppose this proposal as it conflicts with the
reform measures adopted at the 2004 Convention by lengthening the playing and
practice season and adding contests for some institutions. |
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18 PLAYING AND PRACTICE
SEASONS -- NONTRADITIONAL SEGMENT LENGTH AND MAXIMUM CONTEST LIMITATIONS |
Massachusetts State College
Athletic Conference, Keene State College, Plymouth State College, Rhode
Island College and University of Southern Maine. |
MC: Resch PC: Knobel |
Nilsson |
Withdrawn. PC
and MC: The Presidents
Council and Management Council oppose this proposal as it is in direct
conflict with the reform measures adopted at the 2004 Convention by
lengthening the nontraditional segment, adding athletically related
activities and contest dates for some sports. |
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19 INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL --
SELF-STUDY REPORT -- FAILURE TO SUBMIT |
NCAA Division III
Presidents Council [Management Council (Membership Committee)]. |
MC: Strockbine PC: Nelson |
Nilsson |
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20 FINANCIAL AID -- FAILURE TO
SUBMIT ANNUAL ELECTRONIC REPORT -- APPLICATION OF RESTRICTED MEMBERSHIP
STATUS |
NCAA Division III
Presidents Council [Management Council (Membership Committee)]. |
MC: McHugh PC: Mosley |
Peal |
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21 ETHICAL CONDUCT --
UNETHICAL CONDUCT -- PRESCRIPTION DRUGS |
NCAA Division III
Presidents Council (Management Council). |
MC: PC: Nelson |
Nilsson |
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22 PERSONNEL -- LIMITATIONS ON
SCOUTING OF OPPONENTS -- EXHIBITION CONTESTS |
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MC: Whitley |
Nilsson |
MC
and ILC: The Management Council
and Interpretations and Legislation Committee support this proposal, noting
that existing scouting legislation prohibits coaches from attending unique
exhibition contests against an NCAA Division I or II institution. The
scouting prohibition should not apply to exhibition contests as coaches
should not be prevented from attending popular, often well-publicized, early or preseason exhibition contests. |
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23 RECRUITING -- OFFICIAL
VISITS -- MEAL LOCATION |
NCAA Division III
Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation
Committee)]. |
MC: PC: Berman |
Nilsson |
MC: If adopted, Council intends to implement
immediate effective date at its post-Convention meeting. |
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24 RECRUITING -- TRYOUTS --
COMPETITION AGAINST PROSPECTIVE STUDENT-ATHLETES |
NCAA Division III
Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation
Committee)]. |
MC: Slabik PC: |
Banker |
MC Comment: If adopted, suggest formal
communication with National High School Federation. |
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25 RECRUITING -- PROHIBITED
EXPENSES -- DONATION OF USED ATHLETICS EQUIPMENT |
NCAA Division III
Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation
Committee)]. |
MC: Cushman PC: Carter |
Nilsson |
MC Comment: If adopted, Council intends to
implement immediate effective date at its post-Convention meeting. |
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26 ELIGIBILITY -- TRANSFER
RESIDENCE REQUIREMENT -- CHAMPIONSHIP ELIGIBILITY |
NCAA Division III
Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation Committee). |
MC: Whitley PC: Williams |
Banker |
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27 AWARDS AND BENEFITS --
BENEFITS, GIFTS AND SERVICES -- PERMISSIBLE -- OCCASIONAL MEALS |
NCAA Division III
Presidents Council [Management Council (Interpretations and Legislation
Committee)]. |
MC: Epps PC: O’Brien |
Nilsson |
MC Comment: If adopted, Council intends to
implement immediate effective date at its post-Convention meeting. |
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28 PLAYING AND PRACTICE
SEASONS -- FIRST CONTEST AND PRACTICE DATE -- FOOTBALL |
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MC: Gleason |
Nilsson |
MC
and Playing
and Practice Seasons Subcommittee: The
Management Council and Playing and Practice Season Subcommittee support this
proposal, noting it provides limited scheduling flexibility for institutions
sponsoring football without increasing the overall length of the playing and
practice season. Specifically, the subcommittee noted that this proposal does
not move back the first permissible practice date in August. |
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29 PLAYING AND PRACTICE
SEASONS -- MAXIMUM CONTEST LIMITATIONS -- LACROSSE |
Empire 8 |
MC: Yowell |
Nilsson |
MC
and Playing and Practice Seasons Subcommittee: The Management Council and Playing and Practice Season Subcommittee
support this proposal, noting that this change supports the consistent
treatment of all sports in Division III. |