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Building the CSUCI
Division of Intercollegiate Athletics
Presented by: Carl Reed II
Director of Athletics
Division of Intercollegiate Athletics
Mission Statement
Intercollegiate Athletics at CSUCI will support the
mission of the University by providing a
comprehensive co-curricular program through
competitive sports. Intercollegiate Athletics will be
Educationally based, Ethically sound, Fiscally
responsible, Gender equitable and will imbue the
values of sportsmanship and fair play.
The CI Athletics Vision
Develop the Athletic Vision and Plan
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Athletic Steering Group – Internal/External members who help develop the strategic direction
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Athletic Advisory Committee – Faculty chair with faculty, students, community leaders
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Athletic Booster Club (i.e. Dolphin Athletic Association-Annual Fund)
Integrate Campus Fitness and Wellness into the University
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Strengthen campus recreation opportunities for students and staff
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Encourage healthy lifestyle choices for campus members (i.e. Exercise, Nutrition)
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Partner with Academic Affairs and Student Affairs to create academic programs (e.g.
Kinesiology)
Create the Athletic Department Structure
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Staffing (i.e. SWA, Compliance Coordinator, Development Director, Media Relations)
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Facilities Development (i.e. Event Center, Soccer Fields, Baseball, Softball, Tennis)
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Mission Statement/Vision Statement/Guiding Principles
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Strategic Plan (5 year/10 year)
The CI Athletics Vision
Promote Scholar Athletes and Campus Leaders
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Demand strong academic achievement
Hold to the same standard as other campus leaders
Encourage leadership roles on campus
Ensure Program Integrity
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Recruit coaches and staff that support the mission of CSUCI
Recruit student athletes that embody the mission of CSUCI
Foster a Booster Club that supports conference regulations.
Embrace Community Outreach Participation
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Adopt local community schools and student athletes serve as mentors
Outreach to the community in civically engaged projects
Countdown to Competition!
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Fall 2009 – Announce first two varsity sport teams
Winter 2009/10 – Head Coach candidates interviewed
Spring 2010 – Head Coaching positions offered and
accepted.
Summer/Fall 2010 - Head Coaches begin building their
programs.
Fall/Winter 2010 - Recruit prospective student athletes;
work with current students interested in that sport
Spring 2011 – Plan for first competition
Fall 2011 - First varsity competition on campus
CCAA Membership Requirements
(California Collegiate Athletic Association)
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Active member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association
Compete in Division II of the NCAA in all sports where CCAA status is
desired.
PROVISIONAL MEMBERSHIP for 4 YEARS
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First Year – Not eligible for individual awards (e.g., Players of the
Week, All-CCAA Teams, All-Academic Team, etc.) and voting
privileges at all CCAA meetings
Second Year - Eligible for individual awards and voting privileges
Third Year -Eligible for CCAA Championships once active members of
NCAA Division II.
CCAA Membership Requirements
(California Collegiate Athletic Association)
REGULAR MEMBERSHIP
An institution must participate in and sponsor:
 Five sports for men and five sports for women
 OR four sports for men and six sports for women
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Men – Four of the following with one either in basketball
or baseball: basketball, baseball, soccer, cross country,
track and field, and golf.
Women – Four of the following with one in either
basketball or volleyball: basketball, cross country,
volleyball, soccer, softball, tennis and track and field.
NCAA Membership Requirements
(National Collegiate Athletic Association)
Division II has 14 membership requirements which must be met.
NCAA DIVISION II GENERAL MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS
 At least five sports for men and five sports for women
 OR four sports for men and six sports for women.
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Must have at least two team sports in each gender
Meet three-season requirement in each gender (i.e., at least one
men’s team and one women’s team complete in the fall, winter and
spring.
Publish progress towards degree requirements
Establish policy concerning missed class time
Possible Sports
FALL
Men
Soccer
Cross Country
Water Polo
Women
Soccer
Cross Country
Volleyball
Possible Sports
WINTER
Fall
Men
Soccer
Cross Country
Women
Soccer
Cross Country
Water Polo
Volleyball
Men and Women
Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Indoor Track and Field
Possible Sports
SPRING
Fall
Men
Soccer
Cross Country
Water Polo
Women
Soccer
Cross Country
Volleyball
Men
Baseball
Tennis
Golf
Track and Field
Lacrosse
Winter
Men and Women
Basketball
Swimming and Diving
Indoor Track and Field
Women
Softball
Tennis
Golf
Track and Field
Sand Volleyball
Water Polo
Staffing Needs: It Takes a Village
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Senior Women
Associate AD for
Internal Operations
Associate AD for
External Operations
Business Manager
Accounting Specialist
Ticket Office Manager
Director of Marketing &
Promotions
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Director of Media
Relations (SID)
Facility Manager
Buildings and Grounds
Personnel
Director of Compliance
Athletic Trainers
Coaches
Administrative Assistants
Traditional Sources of Funding
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Student Fees
Guarantees
Gate Receipts/Ticket Surcharges
Entry Fees
Rentals
Concessions
Parking
TV/Radio Rights fees
Corporate Sponsorships
Conference/NCAA funding
Special Events
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Summer Camps
Development/Advancement
Marketing and Licensing
Capital Reserves
Endowments
Earned Interest on Income
Gifts-in-kind
Facility use agreements
Private/Public Partnerships
Matching Grants
Athletic Booster Clubs
Any Questions?
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How to get involved
How to contact me
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[email protected]
805-437-3502