Athletic Director Student-Athlete Welfare & Development Flashcards
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What is the purpose of an athletic department's substance abuse policy for student-athletes?
Answer: To establish clear expectations, education, testing procedures, and consequences related to substance use
A substance abuse policy defines educational expectations, testing protocols, and consistent consequences to promote athlete health and program integrity.
Which concept describes the responsibility of athletic programs to prepare student-athletes for life after sport?
Answer: Life skills development
Life skills development programs prepare student-athletes for career, personal finance, and life transitions beyond their athletic careers.
What is the Athletic Director's role in preventing hazing within athletic programs?
Answer: Establish and enforce a clear anti-hazing policy, provide education, and respond decisively to violations
ADs must establish written anti-hazing policies, deliver education to coaches and athletes, and take swift, consistent action when violations occur.
What does the term 'concussion protocol' refer to in the context of student-athlete welfare?
Answer: A standardized process for identifying, removing, evaluating, and clearing athletes with suspected concussions
A concussion protocol is a standardized step-by-step process for identifying suspected concussions, removing athletes from play, obtaining medical evaluation, and guiding safe return-to-play.
Under NCAA rules, what is the significance of a student-athlete's 'eligibility clock'?
Answer: It refers to the five-year window in which a student-athlete has four seasons of eligibility to compete
The NCAA eligibility clock is a five-year period from a student-athlete's first enrollment during which they have four seasons of competition available.
An Athletic Director wants to improve student-athlete retention and graduation rates. Which strategy is most effective?
Answer: Implementing a comprehensive academic monitoring and early intervention system
A comprehensive academic monitoring system with early intervention identifies at-risk student-athletes early enough to provide targeted support and improve graduation outcomes.
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