2022-23 Student-Athlete Handbook

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G R I Z Z L Y

S T U D E N T - A T H L E T E

A T H L E T I C S

H A N D B O O K

Academic Requirements The expectation of Intercollegiate Athletics is that each student-athlete will pursue and obtain an academic degree. As a student-athlete, you have the responsibility of attending class, completing all classroom assignments, and of conducting yourself in all academic requirements as well as the eligibility rules of the University of Montana, the Big Sky Conference and NCAA. Although academic progress and eligibility are monitored by the Registrar and NCAA Faculty Athletic Representative, it is your responsibility to ensure that applicable requirements are being met. If you have questions regarding eligibility requirements you should consult your NCAA Faculty Athletic Representative, Dr. Charlie Palmer (243-4826), or any of the Athletic Academic Services staff. ACADEMIC RESPONSIBILITIES The University of Montana and Intercollegiate Athletics have made a commitment to provide all studentathletes with the best possible opportunities to succeed academically. In accepting admissions, each student-athlete assumes the responsibility of meeting the University’s academic requirements. As a result, each student-athlete is expected to:

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Understand that earning a degree is the primary goal of the student-athlete. Attend all classes except when traveling to an away contest. Complete all course assignments in a timely manner and take all course examinations. Attend all study table, tutorial, counseling and review sessions as scheduled. Be prepared for class and participate in discussions. Maintain an academic schedule of a minimum of 12 credits per semester at all times. Meet normal progress standards within the academic major defined by the institution and the NCAA. 8. Meet, as scheduled, with academic advisors. 9. Inform instructors in advance of expected class absences resulting from travel to official athletic events and make arrangements to make up missed work. 10. Seek academic assistance (from Athletic Academic Services) when difficulties arise. 11. Abide by the University’s Student Conduct Code regarding academic integrity.

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pages 98-101

The Student-Athlete & the Media

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Student-Athlete Complimentary Admission Policy

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page 96

Building Use Policies

4min
pages 94-95

Concussion Management Policy

20min
pages 85-93

Procedures for Providing Notification of Transfer

2min
page 70

Financial Aid /Scholarship Policies

9min
pages 66-69

Letter Award Policy

1min
page 65

Griz Life: Life Skills for Student-Athletes

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page 62

The Eric and Blair Sprunk Student-Athlete Academic Center

1min
page 58

Academic Requirements

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page 59

Academic Eligibility Requirements

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page 60

Athletic Academic Services

1min
page 61

NCAA Policy on Transgender Student-Athlete Participation

2min
page 57

The Value of Diversity

3min
pages 50-52

Student-Athlete Conduct Code/ Social Networking Websites Policy

19min
pages 10-18

NCAA Summary of Regulations

22min
pages 33-42

Big Sky Conference Serious Misconduct Policy

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page 24

Athletically-Related Activities

6min
pages 43-46

NCAA Board of Governors Policy on Campus Sexual Violence

2min
page 25

Name, Image, Likeness (NIL) Policy

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pages 26-32

Athletic Department Value, Mission, Vision, and Strategic Goals

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