Results from a national public opinion poll with overwhelming support for maintaining the connection between college sports & academic mission. Full poll results here: #collegesports #HigherEd

Americans split on pivotal issues reshaping college sports. Divided: .Athlete compensation & employment, and governance. Unified: .In support of academic standards & importance of athletics opportunities in all sports. National Public Poll Results:

Our CEO, Amy Privette Perko, spoke at @SEICon_org Wed & highlighted vastly different financial realities of #D1 schools, noting that many schools outside #Power4 will likely use institutional funding through tuition & fees to provide new athlete benefits. #NCAA #collegeathletes

Learn more on this topic here: #collegeathletes #OlympicSports.

Register for our June 10 #NACDA25 session, “Protecting Collegiate Olympic Sports – An Interactive Session on What Comes Next.”. Register to attend virtually or in-person: #Olympicsports #collegeathletes #HigherEd

Register for our #NACDA25 session Tues., June 10 at 2 pm ET, “Protecting Collegiate Olympic Sports – An Interactive Session on What Comes Next.”. Click link to attend virtually or in-person in Orlando: #Olympicsports #collegeathletes #HigherEd

Join our interactive session at #NACDA25 on Tue., June 10 at 2 pm ET, “Protecting Collegiate Olympic Sports.”. Click to register for virtual or in-person attendance: #Olympicsports #collegeathletes #HigherEd #NCAA

There’s still time to register to observe our sessions today, May 20. Register for access to Zoom link:. #collegeathletes #highered #Olympicsports #NCAA

.@SwimmingWorld previews our May 20 public meeting for a “consequential” conversation with @NCAA President Charlie Baker & Olympic Sports leaders. View our meeting page & register for access to Zoom link here:.

Register to observe our May 20 public meeting with @NCAA President Charlie Baker and other experts to discuss the new era of college sports and its impact on Olympic Sports. Register for in-person attendance in Indianapolis or virtually via Zoom:

A #MarchMadness first!. #genderequity #collegesports

In a new AGB Trusteeship magazine article examining the potential impact of the House v. NCAA settlement, our CEO Amy Privette Perko emphasized that institutions outside the Power 4 conferences providing new athletes benefits will face hard choices. [The money is] "either going

Our three inaugural C.A.R.E. Champions are leaders among #NCAA DI conferences for creating equity in their athletics performance incentive policies - demonstrating that they value and reward the #MarchMadness success of men’s and women’s basketball EQUALLY. #genderequity

For the second-straight year, our C.A.R.E. Model Conference Grant program will award grants from a pool of $100,000 to NCAA Division I Conferences that implement the C.A.R.E. Model principles through the distribution and use of “shared athletics revenues.”. Learn more about the

Check out our latest newsletter with the announcement of our new members and updated resources on proposed House v. NCAA settlement: #collegesports #highered

Our four new members, Kevin Blue, Jill Bodensteiner, Bob Bowlsby, and Kirk Schulz, bring decades of senior leadership experience in #collegesports at #NCAA #D1 institutions. Read the full release here: #highereducation #Olympicsports

At our #NCAA Convention session last month, we shared information for Division I institutions with a choice to opt in to the proposed House settlement: “How will your institution operationalize the new, [proposed] framework with continued priority on the values of education,

At our #NCAA Convention session last month, we shared information about the House settlement: “These variations in rules within conferences may create unique competitive, administrative, and alignment challenges - and may spur another round of conference realignments.” -Amy

At our #NCAA Convention session earlier this month, we shared information about the House settlement: “The settlement terms will usher in greater oversight and a fair-market-value assessment of NIL deals between athletes and boosters or associated entities/collectives to ensure

At our #NCAA Convention session earlier this month, we shared vital information for Division I institutions with a choice to opt in to the proposed House settlement: “The settlement itself DOES NOT change access to revenue or championships for any DI members, including those