Minority Hiring/Race
 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
 
November 2011
 COACHES    BCA Hiring Report Card     Progress has been made in the hiring process for NCAA FBS and FCS Head Football Coaches.   TIDES, UCF, 11-15-11
 
 RACE    Mild Progress Continues    Diversity in 2011-2012 among campus and conference leaders for D1-A schools.   The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport (TIDES), Richard Lapchick, UCF, 11-8-11.
 
October 2011
 ETHNICITY    D1 Snapshot: ethnicity by sport    It's amazing what one can find poking around the NCAA website. Here are some D1 stats from 2008-09 by ethnicity by sport.   Bacon’s Rebellion.com, 10-7-11
 
September 2011
 ACADEMICS    APR shortcomings for three SWAC schools    Postseason bans are being enforced on football and men's basketball teams.   AP, 8-29-11
 
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
 
May 2011

 COACHING    Mike Anderson: Arkansas' New Coach Represents Radical Reconstruction   Clips Guest Commentary   Our guest author credits Arkansas AD Jeff Long with making a very appropriate hire.  Rus Bradburd, New Mexico State University, 5-12-11
 
 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
 
 GENDER EQUITY    NCAA GEF in DC   Clips Eyewitness Report   The annual NCAA Gender Equity Forum kicked off on Sunday May 1 in Bethesda, Maryland. ...And Clips was there.   Nick Infante, Clips Editor, 5-1-11
 
April 2011
 DIVERSITY    2010-11 Associated Press Sports Editors Racial/Gender Report Card    The third bi-annual report resulted in overall C+ grade for hiring practices, an improvement over the C from the 2008 report. The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport, University of Central Florida, 4-27-11
 
 DIVERSITY   College football leaders collaborate to diversify coaching ranks   After recent successes, the group push continues for an increased effort to bring more minority head coaches to the game.   NCAA.org, 4-20-11
 
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
 
February 2011
Active Voice: Equity of Opportunity in Sports Leadership   Floyd Keith, executive director of the Black Coaches and Administrators writes about recent advancements in hiring coaches of color at top-tier NCAA and NFL football programs.   American College of Sports Medicine Bulletin, 2-22-11
 
December 2010
The Year of the Black Quarterback   Heisman winner Cam Newton helps lead an elite group of black passers to new heights.   Wall Street Journal, 12-30-10
 
November 2010
2010 BCA Hiring Report Card   Progress has been made, but the task is not finished. Black Coaches Association, 11-18-10
 
College football enjoys bright year for coaching diversity   Clips Guest Commentary   Our guest author lauds a great year for diversity in D1-A coaching, but it was preceded by many not-so-good years.    Richard Lapchick, University of Central Florida, writing in the SportsBusiness Journal of 11-15-10
 
“The Buck Stops Here”    The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sports has released its latest assessment of diversity among campus and conference leaders for D1-A schools in the 2010-11 academic year.   TIDES press release, 11-11-10
 
The 2010 Racial and Gender Report Card: Major League Soccer   MLS has earned another A grade for its racial hiring practices.  The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport, University of Central Florida, 11-2-10
 
October 2010
The Lack of Latinos in College Athletics    There are several different factors for the dearth of Hispanics on college sports teams. Diverse Issues in Higher Ed, 10-5-10
 
2010 NFL Racial and Gender Report Card   The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport (TIDES) at the University of Central Florida graded the NFL with an “A” grade for its racial hiring practices, its best grade ever in that category.   TIDES, 9-29-10
 
August 2010
Narrowing the Gap   Clips Book Review   The author of a new book—“Getting in the Game: Title IX and the Women's Sports Revolution”—writes that women of all races will need a “a dose of social-justice feminism” to broaden their advocacy beyond the letter of the law.   Libby Sander, Chronicle of Higher Education, 8-24-10
 
Big Gaps, Small Gaps    Among the 99+% of all students who are in the general student population (i.e.-not intercollegiate student-athletes), some colleges and universities do better than others in graduating African-American students.   The Education Trust, 8-9-10
 
Race Issue May Have Gray Area   Savannah State responds to two lawsuits revolving around race. USA Today, 8-5-10
 
July 2010
WNBA Racial & Gender Report Card   From The Institute of Diversity and Ethics in Sport at the University of Central Florida comes a double thumbs up report card for the WNBA.   TIDES, UCF, 7-29-10
 
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