2004-2005 Undergraduate Calendar - Life At Brock Each year approximately 560 studentathletes compete on Badger teams. Weekly training and competition provide student-athletes some of the best competitive http://www.brocku.ca/webcal/2004/undergrad/life.html
Extractions: Life at Brock I.Student Organizations II.Athletics III.Recreation Services ... VII.Development Life at Brock I.Student Organizations 1.Brock University Students' Union Administrative Assistant Tricia McLaren 905-688-5550, extension 3568 Student Centre 313 http://www.busu.net http://www.busu.net for more information on BUSU businesses, services and other student oriented activities on and off campus. This site offers students opportunities to voice their concerns, get in touch with other students, sell used textbooks and more. 2.Office of the Ombudsman for Students There may be occasions which cause students to feel that they are victims of unfair treatment. For guidance in both academic and personal matters, students can contact the Ombudsman. For assistance in getting through red tape, injustice, conflict and harassment, although not lawyers, the Office of the Ombudsman for Students has access to expert legal advice, if necessary. It is important that all students become familiar with their academic rights and responsibilities. Read the regulations found later in this calendar. The Office of the Ombudsman for Students is located in the Alumni Students' Centre. 3.The Alumni Students' Centre
2005-2006 Undergraduate Calendar - Life At Brock Each year approximately 500 studentathletes compete on Badger teams. Weekly training and competition provide student-athletes some of the best competitive http://www.brocku.ca/webcal/2005/undergrad/life.html
Extractions: Life at Brock I.Student Organizations 1.Brock University Students' Union 2.Office of the Ombudsman for Students ... VII.Development Life at Brock I.Student Organizations 1.Brock University Students' Union Administrative Assistant Tricia McLaren 905-688-5550, extension 3568 Student Centre 313 http://www.busu.net http://www.busu.net for more information on BUSU businesses, services and other student oriented activities on and off campus. This site offers students opportunities to voice their concerns, get in touch with other students, sell used textbooks and more. 2.Office of the Ombudsman for Students There may be occasions which cause students to feel that they are victims of unfair treatment. For guidance in both academic and personal matters, students can contact the Ombudsman. For assistance in getting through red tape, injustice, conflict and harassment, although not lawyers, the Office of the Ombudsman for Students has access to expert legal advice, if necessary. It is important that all students become familiar with their academic rights and responsibilities. Read the regulations found later in this calendar. The Office of the Ombudsman for Students is located in the Alumni Students' Centre. 3.The Alumni Students' Centre
Intro3.1 In the last 13 years, 1151 UCI studentathletes have earned the award. TEAM UCI features Anteater student-athletes, coaches, and staff members participating http://www.editor.uci.edu/96-97/intro/intro3.1.html
Extractions: UCI's Intercollegiate Athletic Program features 19 sports, with 10 men's teams, eight women's teams, and one coed sailing team. Men's sports include basketball, crew, cross country, golf, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field, volleyball, and water polo. UCI's men's teams compete in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I, and the University is a member of the 12-school Big West Conference. UCI also competes in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation in men's soccer, men's volleyball, and water polo. UCI's sailing team competes in the Intercollegiate Yacht Racing Association (ICYRA), and crew competes in the Pacific Coast Championships. The UCI women's teams also are members of NCAA Division I and the Big West Conference, competing in basketball, crew, cross country, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field, and volleyball. UCI has captured 21 national team championships in eight different sports since opening in 1965, with 63 individuals winning national titles and well over 400 earning All-American honors. UCI has won 40 Big West conference championships since 1977: 19 in cross country, 11 in tennis, eight in water polo, and two in track and field. Each spring, the University presents the Big West Scholar-Athlete Award to those student-athletes who maintained a 3.0 GPA over the previous three quarters. In the last 13 years, 1,151 UCI student-athletes have earned the award.
Bates College | Club And Intramural Bates fields intercollegiate club teams in coed equestrian, coed fencing, Students interested in athletic training may take several courses for academic http://www.bates.edu/x25742.xml
Extractions: Baseball Men's Basketball Women's Basketball Men's Cross Country ... Sports Links Club Sports Club sports at Bates are a vital part of the overall athletics picture. Organized participation is the key to club sports, and hundreds of Bates students each year find a club team is the perfect place to be. The Water Skiing Club has been featured on the New England Sports Network's Front Row program, having garnered several titles. In its sixth year, the club has won the last three Northeast intercollegiate team titles, multiple regional individual championships, and boasts a national champion in the tricks category. With fourth-year head coach Rick LaCasse and a practice site minutes away on Taylor Pond, Bates water skiing should be a premier team for years to come.
CollegeSports.com Kevin Cassese, one of the most decorated studentathletes in Duke history, will return to his alma mater Duke Draws Indiana In Seventh Annual ACC/Big Ten http://goduke.collegesports.com/
Extractions: SEND US YOUR FEEDBACK GET COLLEGE SPORTS TV FREE NEWSLETTER BOOKMARK THIS SITE SEND US YOUR FEEDBACK GET COLLEGE SPORTS TV FREE NEWSLETTER BOOKMARK THIS SITE origin("mast_link_1","mast_targ_1",0,0); origin("mast_link_on_1","mast_targ_1",0,0); origin("mast_cover_1","mast_targ_1",0,0); origin("mast_link_2","mast_targ_2",0,0); origin("mast_link_on_2","mast_targ_2",0,0); origin("mast_cover_2","mast_targ_2",0,0); origin("mast_link_3","mast_targ_3",0,0); origin("mast_link_on_3","mast_targ_3",0,0); origin("mast_cover_3","mast_targ_3",0,0); origin("mast_link_4","mast_targ_4",0,0); origin("mast_link_on_4","mast_targ_4",0,0); origin("mast_cover_4","mast_targ_4",0,0); September 21, 2005
Student-Athlete Advisory Board - Brown University Bears The studentAthlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) consists of representatives from It is the goal of SAAC to be the student-athlete voice to the athletic http://brownbears.collegesports.com/saab/brow-saab.html
Extractions: SPORTS Choose a Sport Baseball M Basketball W Basketball M Crew W Crew Equestrian Fencing Field Hockey Football M Golf W Golf Gymnastics M Ice Hockey W Ice Hockey M Lacrosse W Lacrosse Skiing M Soccer W Soccer Softball M Squash W Squash M Swim/Diving W Swim/Diving M Tennis W Tennis M Track/Field W Track/Field M Cross Cntry W Cross Cntry Volleyball M Water Polo W Water Polo Wrestling
Extractions: Choose Sport Baseball Basketball - M Basketball - W Crew Cross Country Fencing Field Hockey Football Golf - M Golf - W Gymnastics - M Gymnastics - W Lacrosse - W Sailing Soccer - M Soccer - W Softball Swim/Diving - M Swim/Diving - W Sync Swimming Tennis - M Tennis - W Volleyball - M Volleyball - W Water Polo - M Water Polo - W Wrestling News Releases Stanford student-athletes have rewritten their SAAC constitution and much more... Varsity Athletes? Formal and?well, yeah, that is pretty much all Cardinal Council has been known for in the past. Varsity Athletes? Formal and? well A change, however, has been brewing at the local Starbuck?s on Stanford Avenue. Over the summer, a group of approximately 15 student-athletes, representing various varsity teams, have been gathering at the coffee shop for late night meetings (when else do student-athletes have free time?) to shape the future of what they think has the potential to become one of the most effective and fun groups on campus. In the past Cardinal Council: Stanford?s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) has sponsored athletes? formals, youth olympics, and clothing drives while acting as the student-athletes? link to the athletic department. The influence and effectiveness of the Stanford?s SAAC, however, has lagged far behind many of the schools it routinely pounds on the athletic field. Next year?s Cardinal Council, though, is determined to raise the level of Stanford?s SAAC to the level of Stanford?s "on the field" performance.
Morgan Center Remodeling Begins What has many students upset is the green fence that went up last week, When Thompson learned what the fence was for, and that the athletic department http://www.dailybruin.ucla.edu/DB/issues/98/11.12/news.morgan.html
Extractions: Thursday, November 12, 1998 CONSTRUCTION: Campus project will create office space, new hall of fame By Lawrence Ferchaw Daily Bruin Staff Another green fence means another construction project and another detour as the J.D. Morgan Center gets an added building and renovations to the existing structure. The Morgan Center is the home to UCLA's athletic department and contains offices and an athletic hall of fame. The expansion will create over 21,000 square feet of office space with a total project cost of over $10 million and also see the relocation of the Bruin statue. The project is funded by the athletic department and external sources, according to Ron Enholm, the project manager for the Morgan Center construction. A representative from the athletic department said the expansion is necessary, despite the inconvenience it may cause to people walking in the area. "All our offices are not in one building," said associate athletic director Ken Weiner. "We want to get everyone centralized." The construction process began two weeks ago with the installation of a fence around part of the structure. The first of the two phases of construction begins with the demolition of the existing hall of fame building and construction of a new, three-story building. This part is expected to be completed in September 1999.
