NCAA Division III Student-Athlete Advisory Committee

Nolan Pritchard

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Conference and Partner Conference: American Southwest Conference and Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference

Term Expiration: September 2008 

Major: Kinesiology - All Levels Certification

Hometown: Monahans, Texas

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Nolan is in his third season of play for the Sul Ross State men's tennis team.  On campus at Sul Ross, Nolan serves as president for the campus SAAC, and is on the Hall of Honor selection committee. He has represented Sul Ross at the American Southwest Conference SAAC meeting, as well as the Division III Student Athlete Leadership Conference. Nolan is featured in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges and is involved in student government on campus.

Academically, he carries a 3.0 GPA and this past semester was named to the Dean's List. He is a recent inductee into Kappa Delta Phi, an education honor society.

Nolan also works with the athletics department at various sporting events.   In the fall, he is busy keeping statistics at women's volleyball games or working the down and yardage markers at football games.  He serves as the sound technician at basketball games and also helps out at the gates at the high school playoff games hosted by Sul Ross.  Nolan was selected by the university president to represent the student body on the Quality Enhancement Program Committee.

The Monahans, Texas native is also active in the community.  This past year he helped organize a community service project of making "shower kits" and donating them to the local women's shelter.  He has assisted in a canned food drive, toy drive, and also volunteered in "Pass the Helmet," which collected money for those affected by Hurricane Katrina. He also volunteers with the local 4-H program, mentoring young 4-H'ers in their project work and helping at various city and county events. 

This summer, Nolan is working as a camp counselor at the Texas 4-H Conference Center in Brownwood, Texas.

When not on the tennis court pounding serves, he can often be found held up with a good mystery book.

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