Student-Athlete Insurance Programs
Information regarding the NCAA Catastrophic Injury Insurance and Exceptional Student-Athlete Disability Insurance programs.
Student-Athlete Insurance Certification Requirements
Certification guide and related materials to assist member institutions in meeting the certification requirment that becomes effective August 1, 2005.
Division I Materials
Division II Materials
Division III Materials
NCAA Group Basic Accident Medical Program Webcast
NCAA Cheerleading Safety Initiative
As you may be aware, the NCAA has partnered with Varsity Brands, the parent company of the largest national cheer organizations, to undertake an important cheerleading risk management initiative with a goal of enhancing safety for college cheerleaders. As a first step in this initiative, effective
The new requirement states that cheerleading activities must be supervised by a safety-certified coach or advisor. While there are choices among certifying organizations, the NCAA has partnered with, and recommends the American Association of Cheerleading Coaches and Administrators (AACCA). AACCA offers certification courses year-round at sites across the country. Once completed, the safety certification remains in effect for four years.
On this page you will find information to help you meet the new requirement, such as a link to the AACCA website. We encourage you to check back with us often as we update and expand this important safety initiative.
Conference Insurance Information
Conference Guide to Purchasing Insurance - Best practices guide to assist conferences in purchasing commercial insurance.
If you have questions regarding any of this information, please contact Juanita Sheely, travel and insurance manager at 317/917-6222, or by e-mail at jsheely@ncaa.org
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