Gender Equity/Title IX
January 2012
 RACIAL/GENDER HIRING    College athletics shows diversity progress, room for growth   Two 2011 reports highlight some of the positive changes regarding hiring practices in college sports, as well as some of the areas where college athletics is terribly behind the rest of sports regarding issues of diversity and inclusion.   SportsBusiness Journal, 1-9-12
 
December 2011
 GENDER    More women in athletic departments, but not as D1-A ADs   Women hold 35% of all college athletics administration jobs, almost 20% of AD positions, but only 2.2% of D1-A AD positions.   Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, 12-26-11
 
 AD PROFILE    Snapshots of a Career in Title IX   Monmouth's Marilyn McNeil is one of the most distinguished and decorated women in college athletics.   Northeastern Conference interview, 12-9-11
 
October 2011
 
 EYEWITNESS    NACWAA National Convention Day 3    Clips Eyewitness Report   Here’s the recap of the final day of the goings on in Pittsburgh.    Jen Fried, National Convention Correspondent, 10-11-11
 
 EYEWITNESS    NACWAA National Convention Day 2   Clips Eyewitness Report   Here’s the recap of Day 2 of the goings on in Pittsburgh.   Jen Fried, National Convention Correspondent, 10-10-11
 
 NACWAA    Inspiring and Empowering: A Missive From the NACWAA Convention   Clips Eyewitness Report   Our guest author sums up Day 2.   Ellen J. Staurowsky, Ed.D.,, Drexel University, 10-10-11
 
 EYEWITNESS    NACWAA National Convention: Day 1   Here’s the recap from the goings on in Pittsburgh.   Jen Fried, National Convention Correspondent, 10-9-11
 
September 2011
 TRANSGENDER    Inclusive Athletics   The NCAA has clarified its policies on when transgender athletes can compete.   Inside Higher Ed, 9-16-11
 
August 2011
 T9    "Title IX was what I'm most proud of"   Clips Interview   Peachy Kellmeyer is not a household name in tennis, but she was a true pioneer in women's sports, a champion for women's rights at the collegiate and professional level and she spearheaded a lawsuit that ultimately paved the way for Title IX.   espnW, 8-9-11
 
 T9    Split Decision in Title IX Case   From California comes the latest chapter in the big thick book about Title IX.   Inside Higher Ed, 8-4-11
 
 T9    Report: Coaches Could Benefit From More Title IX Instruction   Results of a “Title IX literacy” survey of 1,100 D1-2-3 coaches by Ithaca professor Ellen Staurowsky revealed that many of them stumble over the fundamentals of the federal gender-equity law.   Chronicle of Higher Education, 8-1-11
 
July 2011
 T9    Gender equity best served by creativity, not loopholes   Clips Guest Commentary   Our guest authors comment on the unfortunate use of deception and subterfuge in efforts to attain gender proportionality.   Rick Burton & Norm O’Reilly, SportsBusiness Journal, 7-18-11
 
  P4P    Title IX a pay-for-play roadblock   Many people seem to forget that pay-for-play schemes don't take into account all student-athletes . . . and they should.   ESPN.com, 7-15-11
 
June 2011
 RACE/GENDER    2011 NBA Racial and Gender Report Card   The NBA remains the industry leader on issues related to racial and gender hiring practices.   TIDES, UCF, 6-17-11
 
 COMP CHEERLEADING    Give it the old college cheer   NCATA and STUNT try to gain emerging-sport status for competitive cheerleading.    NCAA Championship Magazine, May 2011
 
May 2011
 GENDER EQUITY    NCAA GEF Day Two   Clips Eyewitness Report   It was a full day, skipping and jumping from zumba to roster counts, intent of the law, perceived equality, inclusive cultures, building equity and – finally—the networking cocktail party.   Nick Infante, Clips Editor, 5-3-11
 
 TITLE IX     Pick Your Poison   The nuances, interpretations and end-arounds of the three prongs of Title IX were thoroughly discussed at the NCAA Gender Equity Forum this week.   David Moltz, Inside Higher Ed, 5-4-11
 
 GENDER EQUITY    NCAA GEF Day One   Clips Eyewitness Report   The NCAA Gender Equity Forum kicked off on Sunday May 1 in Bethesda, Maryland. ...And Clips was there.   Nick Infante, Clips Editor, 5-1-11
 
 TITLE IX   Stunts, and flips, and injuries! Oh my!   There’s an easy way for colleges to comply with Title IX. Just count cheerleading as a sport (but there are risks).   Time Magazine, 4-29-11
 
April 2011
 GENDER   DOE: Conflicting Instructions About Counting Male Practice Players on Women's Teams   Do we count the male players, or not?   Chronicle of Higher Education, 4-28-11
 
 MEDIA   3.8 million viewers for Texas A&M-Notre Dame women’s championship game   ESPN scores 15% gain in viewers overall.   Multichannel News, 4-7-11
 
 TITLE IX     Forthcoming Film Depicts Title IX’s Unfinished Work in Urban Schools     The film focuses on the impact that Title IX has had on inner-city girls.   Chronicle of Higher Education, 4-8-11
 
March 2011
 RACE/GENDER   Native American excels on and off court   A finalist for the Sullivan Award, Tahnee Robinson is one of very few highly visible Native Americans playing D1 basketball.   Diverse, 3-25-11
 
 RACE/GENDER   2010 Racial and Gender Report Card    This year’s results showed that college sport increased its grade for racial hiring practices from a C+ to a B while maintaining a solid B for gender hiring practices. The combined grade was a solid B.   The Institute for Diversity and Ethics (TIDES) at UCF, 3-3-11
 
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