SUMMARY
OF ACTIONS/RECOMMENDATIONS
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SUPPLEMENT NO. 2 |
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ISSUE:
Management Council Policies and
Procedures. |
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Management
Council Action: Reviewed
policies and procedures noting Council expectations for service as
representatives on Association-wide and Division III committees. |
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2005 CONVENTION REVIEW. Staff Liaisons:
Dutcher/Belgiovine/Nilsson/Peal |
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ISSUE:
General Logistics. |
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Management Council Action: Reviewed Convention noting that information will be
forward to Convention management staff and DIII Convention Planning
Subcommittee. ·
Technical
support and sound issues in multiple meeting locations. ·
Airport shuttle
system very lengthy. (45-50
minutes) ·
Hotel ease of
finding/navigating rooms – décor and spacious rooms. ·
Business
session too wide and shallow. ·
Excellent cyber
café; some frustration with lines. ·
Back pack bag is
good, but distributed too often. ·
Consider
increased airport directional signage. ·
On-line
registration process confusing for Council – could not leave site
without losing data. ·
Consider
signage to “turn off” cell phones. |
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ISSUE: Association-Wide
Events. |
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Management Council Action: |
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1.
Delegate’s
reception. ·
Stark
exhibition hall – hard floors. ·
Excellent food. ·
Excellent
cocktail table for networking. ·
Minimize seated
tables; maximize stand-up type table. 2.
Opening business session. ·
Memorial
resolutions: scrolling names
appropriate; however, eliminate additional moment of silence at conclusion. 3.
Honors dinner. ·
Gender balance
of top eight honorees. ·
Not as well
attended. ·
Excellent
format for honorees sitting with delegates. ·
Introductions
difficult to hear; awkward recognition format. 4.
Job Fair. ·
Job listing not
complete; not definitive. 5.
Apparel. ·
DIII apparel is
good, but golf shirts too expensive. ·
Decreased
selection of items. ·
Support for
Division III specific pins. 6.
NCAA.org. ·
Booth did not
seem well attended. 7.
Other. ·
NCAA booths
were good, although not often staffed. |
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ISSUE: Educational Sessions. |
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Management
Council Action: 1.
Association-wide
sessions. ·
EADA –
very helpful session. ·
Excellent
speakers from outside; particularly J.C. Watts. ·
Fair Labor
Standards Act – No handouts; no powerpoint. Very knowledgeable, but not
appropriately presented. 2.
NAD3AA
education session. ·
Compliance session
excellent. ·
Substantive
programming, better than most. |
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ISSUE: Division III Sessions. |
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Management
Council Action: 1.
Joint
Management Council/President Council/Student-Athlete Advisory Committee
luncheon. ·
Recommend additional
half-hour for greater interaction. ·
Room set was
too tight; small. ·
Recognition of
SAAC members even though terms expire in September. 2.
Provisional
Member Athletics Administration Session. ·
Follow-up necessary
on several questions raised during session to all provisional members. 3.
Future of DIII
– Phase II Forum. ·
Presentation
format with background, research then dialogue was excellent. ·
Increase time
for dialogue. ·
Effective
pre-communication and preparation for Convention. ·
Excellent
session discussion; positive session. ·
Sense of
“pre-conceived agenda” seems to be minimized. ·
Greater effort
to spilt members of same institution and conferences at roundtable. ·
Too many
questions to answer in too short of time. ·
Consider
smaller rounds; although requires more facilitators. 4.
CEO Luncheon. ·
Disappointing
turnout (approximately 44 attendees). ·
Consider
programming time due to conference meetings. ·
Substantive
programming. 5.
Conference/Independent
meetings. ·
Protect four-hour
block of time. ·
Excellent use
of meeting time. ·
6.
Provisional
Member CEO Session. ·
Well attended;
good format. ·
Use of membership
presenters well received. 7.
Business
Session. a.
Voting. ·
Computer issues
with Proposal No. 6 due to human error, not technical. ·
Consider
reorder key programming prior to voting; however, keep in mind membership
desire to depart early. b.
Sessions. ·
Sports Wagering
Task Force. ·
Active Member
Education. ·
Division-wide
financial and reporting process update. o
Critical
information, excellent research. o
Commendation to
research staff for their effort. 8.
Post-Convention
survey. Reviewed membership survey
noting: a.
Electronic
distribution to membership. b.
Results
forwarded to DIII Convention Planning Subcommittee and Convention Management
staff. c.
Council to
review at its April meeting. |
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ISSUE: Convention Legislation – Voting
Results. |
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Management
Council Action: |
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1.
Committee
referrals. Given adoption of 2005
Convention Proposal No. 2 (Postseason Championships Participation –
National Collegiate Gymnastics) refer sports of water polo and men’s volleyball
to Playing and Practice Seasons Subcommittee for consistent application. 2.
Other
Issues. a.
Forward Sunday
Forum feedback to Championships Committee for review and recommendations to
Oversight Group. b.
Forward Sunday
Forum feedback to Membership Committee for review and recommendations to
Oversight Group; also involvement of additional DIII senior staff (e.g.,
Chief Academic/Student Affairs officers) in NCAA affairs (e.g., database;
mailings, publications). |
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ISSUE: Future of Division III – 2005
and Beyond. |
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Management
Council Action: Discussed
Future of Division III noting its 2005 agenda as part of the two-year
process: ·
Forum feedback compiled
and forwarded to Championships and Membership Committees for review during
their January meetings with relevant recommendations forwarded to Oversight
Group. ·
Timetable
updated to reflect action leading to 2006 Convention. ·
Oversight
Group. o
Given two-year
process all Council members are retained, including departing Council. o
Conference call
– February 7-11 to review Forum feedback and relevant recommendations
from Championships and Membership Committees. o
In-person meetings
prior to April, August, October Presidents Council meetings. o
Additional
conference calls as necessary. ·
Virtual Focus
Groups. o
Updated to
incorporate new Council facilitators. o
Communication
in mid-February to further assess Forum feedback. |
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ISSUE: Committee/Subcommittee Assignments. |
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Management
Council Action: The Council reviewed 2005 new committee and
subcommittee assignments: Association-wide committees. Executive Committee. Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports. – Charlie
Wilson, FAR, Honors – Olympic Sports Liaison
– Kevin McHugh, Director of Athletics, College of Postgraduate Scholarship
– Walter Byers
Scholarship – Patricia Epps,
Senior Associate Director of
Athletics, Division III
committees. Budget. Championships – Nominating – Student-Athlete Advisory – Heather Mathis, Student-Athlete
Advisory Committee Representative and Doug Hastad,
Chancellor, Management Council Subcommittees. Academic Issues – Rosalie Resch. Administrative Review - Patricia Epps, Charlie Wilson. Playing and Practice Seasons.
Joint Management Council/Presidents Council committees. Administrative Committee. Convention Planning Subcommittee.
Kevin McHugh. |