Table of Contents
Quinnipiac University Mission Statement ............................................................................................................................. 3 Department of Athletics & Recreation Mission Statement .................................................................................................. 4 Quinnipiac University’s Diversity Mission Statement ......................................................................................................... 4 Gender Equity Mission Statement ........................................................................................................................................... 4 Title IX Discrimination and Harassment Policy .................................................................................................................... 4 Goal #20 – Quinnipiac Athletics & Recreation Strategic Plan ............................................................................................ 5 Objectives, Activities and Priorities ........................................................................................................................................ 5 2013-2014 President’s Cabinet Organizational Chart ........................................................................................................... 6 2013-2014 Athletics & Recreation Organization Chart – Administrators .......................................................................... 7 2013-2014 Athletics & Recreation Organization Chart – Head Coaches ............................................................................ 8 NCAA & Quinnipiac Governance ........................................................................................................................................... 9 2013-2014 Sports Administrators & Liaisons ....................................................................................................................... 10 2013-2014 Sports Administrator’s Responsibilities ............................................................................................................. 10 2013-2014 Athletics Council, Athletics Advisory Board Suggested Roles ....................................................................... 10 2013-2014 Sports Administrators & Liaisons (cont.) ........................................................................................................... 11 2013-2014 Athletics & Recreation Staff Directory ................................................................................................................ 12 Athletics Council ...................................................................................................................................................................... 15 Athletics Advisory Board ....................................................................................................................................................... 16 Administration/Human Resources – Hiring New Staff .................................................................................................... 17 Administration/Human Resources - Payroll ...................................................................................................................... 17 Administration/Human Resources - Vacation Days ......................................................................................................... 17 Administration/Human Resources - Tuition Remission .................................................................................................. 17 Graduate Assistants (2013-2014) ............................................................................................................................................ 18 Administration - Important 2013-2014 Dates for All Staff ................................................................................................. 18 Administration - Mail/Voice-Mail/E-mail .......................................................................................................................... 19 Administration – Staff Dress Code & Game Attire ............................................................................................................. 19 Administration – Meetings, Programs & Events ................................................................................................................. 19 Administration – Gambling (NCAA Policy) ........................................................................................................................ 19 Scheduling, Pre-Season, Vacation & Travel Guidelines ..................................................................................................... 20 Coaches – Roster Management – 2013-14 ............................................................................................................................. 20 Coaches – Student-Athlete Participation Policy .................................................................................................................. 21 Coaches – Roster Policies and Procedures ........................................................................................................................... 21 Coaches - NCAA Compliance ................................................................................................................................................ 21 Coaches Responsibilities – NCAA ......................................................................................................................................... 22 Coaches Responsibilities – Athletic Training ....................................................................................................................... 22 Coaches - Game Conduct ........................................................................................................................................................ 22 Coaches – MAAC Sportsmanship Statement....................................................................................................................... 23 Coaches - Athletic/Peer Student-Athlete Fraternization ................................................................................................... 23 Coaches - Athletic/Peer Student-Athlete Fraternization ................................................................................................... 23 Coaches – Student-Athlete Discipline ................................................................................................................................... 23 Coaches – Drug Testing .......................................................................................................................................................... 24 Coaches - Social Network and New Media Policy for Student-Athletes ......................................................................... 24 Guidelines for Student-Athletes ............................................................................................................................................ 25 Coaches – Student-Athlete Study Hall “Power Hours” ..................................................................................................... 27 Coaches – Student-Athlete Affairs (SAA) and “Positive Play Cup” ................................................................................ 29 Athletic Budget and Financial Policies and Procedures ..................................................................................................... 30 Coaches – Travel (Bus-Plane-Hotel-Meals) Responsibilities ............................................................................................. 30 Coaches – International Tours and Exempt Events ............................................................................................................ 31 Coaches – NCAA Statement on Gambling Policy ............................................................................................................... 31 Coaches - Recruiting - Budgets .............................................................................................................................................. 31 Coaches - Recruiting ................................................................................................................................................................ 31 Coaches - Scheduling ............................................................................................................................................................... 31 Coaches - Admissions ............................................................................................................................................................. 32 Coaches - Financial Aid/Scholarships .................................................................................................................................. 32 Coaches - Guidelines on Awarding of Athletic Aid/Scholarships .................................................................................. 32 Coaches - Guidelines on Awarding of Summer and Intercession Aid ............................................................................ 33 Coaches - Guidelines on Fifth Year and Degree Completion Aid .................................................................................... 33 Coaches - National Letter of Intent (NLI) Guidelines ....................................................................................................... 33 Coaches - Guidelines for Non-Renewal of Athletic Aid .................................................................................................... 33 Coaches - Game Scheduling/Traditional Season ................................................................................................................ 33 Conference Affiliations ........................................................................................................................................................... 34
MAAC, ECAC, NCATA & RUGBY Championship Dates and Sites ............................................................................... 35 Coaches – In Season Travel & Overnight ............................................................................................................................. 36 Coaches – Missed Class Time – Home Contests ................................................................................................................. 36 Coaches – Missed Class Time Departure for Away Contests ........................................................................................... 36 Coaches – Spring Break on Campus ..................................................................................................................................... 37 Coaches - Spring Trip Travel .................................................................................................................................................. 37 Coaches - Game Scheduling/Non-Traditional Season....................................................................................................... 37 Coaches - Field & Facility Scheduling ................................................................................................................................... 37 Coaches – Athletics Website ................................................................................................................................................... 38 Official Athletic Marks & Logos ............................................................................................................................................ 39 Conference Logos & Placement on Game Uniforms .......................................................................................................... 41 Strength & Conditioning ......................................................................................................................................................... 43 Equipment Room ..................................................................................................................................................................... 44 Home & Visiting Locker Rooms ............................................................................................................................................ 44 Work-Study Program .............................................................................................................................................................. 45 Managers ................................................................................................................................................................................... 45 2013 Summer Camps (tentative) ............................................................................................................................................ 46 Offices, Locker Room and Storage ........................................................................................................................................ 47 Development & Fund-Raising ............................................................................................................................................... 49 Awards-Individual Team Dinners ........................................................................................................................................ 49 Awards - Seniors ...................................................................................................................................................................... 49 Awards - Annual Academics & Athletics Recognition Event ........................................................................................... 49 Awards - Senior Male and Female Scholar-Athlete ............................................................................................................ 50 Awards - Scholar-Athletes ...................................................................................................................................................... 50 Awards – Team/Program Most Valuable Players .............................................................................................................. 51 Awards – QU Male and Female Athlete of the Year .......................................................................................................... 51 Awards - Athlete of the Month .............................................................................................................................................. 52 Awards - Conference Awards ................................................................................................................................................ 52 Awards – MAAC & ECAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year (for each sport)........................................................................ 52 Awards – Academic Honor Roll ........................................................................................................................................... 52 Administration - Sports Information .................................................................................................................................... 52 Athletic Training - Emergency Protocol for all Staff ........................................................................................................... 52 Emergency Action Plans ......................................................................................................................................................... 53 Athletic Training - Bloodborne Pathogen Training (BPT) ................................................................................................. 53 Athletic Training - Sports Medicine Policies and Procedures ........................................................................................... 54 Policy on Insurance Coverage for Student-Athletes ........................................................................................................... 55 Student-Athlete - Academic Policies & Support ................................................................................................................ 57 Student-Athlete - Class Absence Policy ................................................................................................................................ 57 Student-Athlete - Book Scholarship Policy .......................................................................................................................... 58 Student-Athlete - Community Relations .............................................................................................................................. 58 Student-Athlete - Advisory Committee (SAAC) ................................................................................................................. 58 Student-Athlete – Counseling ................................................................................................................................................ 58 Student-Athlete – Academic Assistance ............................................................................................................................... 58 Student-Athlete - Summer School/Independent Study/Post-Eligibility ........................................................................ 59 Student-Athlete - Discipline Policy ....................................................................................................................................... 60 Student-Athlete – Survey ........................................................................................................................................................ 61 Student-Athlete Senior Exit Interview .................................................................................................................................. 63 Recreation – Fitness Centers ................................................................................................................................................... 67 Requisition Form ...................................................................................................................................................................... 70 Hiring Process Checklist ......................................................................................................................................................... 71 MAAC Sportsmanship ............................................................................................................................................................ 72 Quinnipiac Employee Background Check Form ................................................................................................................. 74 Quinnipiac Employee Termination Checklist...................................................................................................................... 75 New Employee Check List...................................................................................................................................................... 76 Personal Information Sheet .................................................................................................................................................... 77
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Quinnipiac University Mission Statement An education at Quinnipiac embodies the University’s commitment to three core values: high-quality academic programs, a student-oriented environment and a strong sense of community. The University prepares undergraduates and graduate students for achievement and leadership in business, communications, health, education, law and the liberal arts and sciences. Quinnipiac University educates students to be valued and contributing members of their communities through a vital, challenging and purposeful educational program. Students engage real-world issues through practice and the consideration of different perspectives. The University’s innovative QU seminar series further prepared undergraduates to understand their role and responsibilities as members of the Quinnipiac community, as well as the larger national and global communities. To fulfill its educational mission, Quinnipiac: • • • • • •
offers degree programs centered on effective practice that are strengthened by the integration of liberal education; cultivates critical thinking, intellectual integrity, curiosity and creativity in the pursuit of knowledge; provides a variety of learning and service experiences to facilitate student achievement; maintains a strong commitment to a diverse and inclusive student body, faculty and staff; fosters an understanding of and respect for the multiplicity of human perspectives and belief systems; supports faculty teacher-scholars who are effective teachers and who engage in scholarships with valuable intellectual and practical results.
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Department of Athletics & Recreation Mission Statement Approved December 2007
To continually enhance and support a model NCAA Division I program consistent with the University’s academic values and standards; and provide intramural and recreational programs for the entire campus community. Quinnipiac University’s Diversity Mission Statement Quinnipiac University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, gender, age, sexual orientation, national and ethnic origin, or disability status in the administration of its educational and admissions policies, employment policies, scholarship and loan programs, athletic programs or other university-administered programs. Gender Equity Mission Statement To continually review all phases of the Department of Athletics and Recreation with regard to gender equity to ensure the overall benefits, resources, opportunities, and participation meet the needs of all students. Title IX Discrimination and Harassment Policy Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 prohibits discrimination based on sex in educational programs and activities that receive federal financial assistance. Quinnipiac University is committed to complying with Title IX and providing an educational, working and living environment free from gender or sex discrimination and sexual misconduct. Quinnipiac seeks to ensure that no student, faculty or staff member is excluded from participation in or denied the benefits of any University program or activity on the basis of sex. This includes all University activities, including, without limitation, academic, athletic, campus life and residential life programs. Specifically with respect to athletics, the University is committed to the equitable treatment of male and female student-athletes. This includes, but is not limited to, equitable allocation of athletic participation opportunities, scholarships and benefits. The contact person in Athletics for Title IX inquiries is Jack McDonald, Director of Athletics. The Associate Vice President for Student Affairs serves as the University Title IX Coordinator and manages the University's compliance with Title IX. When a student, faculty or staff member, or other participant in the University's programs and activities feels that she or he has been subjected to discrimination on the basis of sex, she or he may contact the Title IX Coordinator or utilize the Title IX Grievance Procedures to bring concerns forward for the purpose of obtaining a prompt and equitable resolution. University Title IX Coordinator: Monique Drucker (203) 582-8723, Monique.Drucker@quinnipiac.edu Prohibitions against discrimination and harassment do not extend to statements and written materials that are germane to the classroom or academic course of study. The Title IX Discrimination and Harassment Policy is intended to define University standards and to outline the investigation and grievance processes when those standards are violated.
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Goal #20 – Quinnipiac Athletics & Recreation Strategic Plan To continually enhance and support a model NCAA Division I program consistent with the University’s academic values and standards; and provide intramural and recreational programs for the entire campus community. Objectives, Activities and Priorities 1. Sponsor highly competitive Division I programs to extend the name of Quinnipiac University to a larger audience, particularly within our student recruitment markets; and continue to address all interrelated aspects of athletic marketing and external relations which enhance our brand, image and profile on local, regional and national levels. 2. Adhere to NCAA Division I rules, regulations and standards in regards to academic success of student-athletes, recruitment, gender equity, financial aid, and fundraising. 3. Continue to support men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s ice hockey, men’s and women’s lacrosse, women’s field hockey and an additional women;s sport as the sports of emphasis for the university; and continually explore opportunities to strengthen and enhance the support for all other teams and programs. 4. Maintain conference affiliations which reflect the University’s academic values, standards and athletic ambitions. Continue to place a high priority on the University, and its conferences’ value to the principles of sportsmanship. 5. Continue to develop, expand and create new initiatives in support of Academic Enhancement, Athletic High Performance and Student-Athlete Life Skills programs. 6. Continue to strengthen the working relationship with the Athletic Training and Sports Medicine programs to provide and support the athletic training needs of our student athletes. 7. Continue to adhere to policies and practices consistent with requirements of the Office of Civil Rights with regard to gender equity. 8. Develop plans for appropriate facilities for athletics, recreation, fitness and intramural programs. 9. Continue to expand strategies to generate revenue growth; foster initiatives that build relationships with corporate partners; and continue to collaborate with the Office of Development and Alumni Affairs to increase fundraising and expand events. 10. Continue to develop, enhance and implement a comprehensive plan for athletic promotions and ticketing for the varsity teams playing in the TD Bank Sports Center. 11. Continue to maintain and enhance a far-reaching communications and marketing plan for athletic programs, enhance areas of broadcasting, print platforms and the use of social networks; strengthen sports media and public relations efforts; and continue to work with the Office of Public Affairs to enhance the image of the University. 12. To expand upon intramural, recreational, and fitness offerings for the entire campus community that enhances health and wellness and fosters a sense of community spirit. The Recreation Department will, in alignment with the Essential Learning Outcomes, create an environment that provides student employees an opportunity to achieve skill sets that will further their development.
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13. Create a Club Sports Program that meets the recreational needs of the student population and enhances the student’s overall experience by incorporating relative Essential Learning Outcomes. 2013-2014 President’s Cabinet Organizational Chart
Quinnipiuac University Board of Trustees
Dr. John L. Lahey President
Joan Isaac Mohr Vice President Dean of Admissions
Donald Weinbach Vice President Development & Alumni Affairs
Patrick Healy Senior Vice President Financial Affairs
Mark Thompson Executive Vice Presdent & Provost
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Jean Husted Vice President Executive Associate to the President
Lynn Bushnell Vice President Public Affairs
Ron Mason Vice President Human Resources
2013-2014 Athletics & Recreation Organization Chart – Administrators
Executive Vice President and Provost Mark Thompson
Director Athletics & Recreation Jack McDonald
Assistant Director Sports Information Ken Sweeten
Assistant Sports Information Tony Distasio
Senior Associate Director
Associate Director NCAA Senior Woman Administrator Compliance Tracey Flynn
Head Coaches
Bill Mecca
Associate Director Fitness & Wellness Tami Reilly
Associate Director Sports Medicine Ernie Hallbach
Associate Director Academics Support Lyneene Richardson
Associate Director Operations Andy Castagnola
Assistant Director Academic Support Men's Basketball Alyssa Budkofsky
Assistant Director Equipment Jamie Schilkowski
Assistant Director Compliance Bob Tipson
Assistant Director Academic Support Michele Reed
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Fitness Center Coordinator Scott Walker
Associate Director Intramurals Mike Medina
2013-2014 Athletics & Recreation Organization Chart – Head Coaches Varsity Head Coaches
Acrobatics & Tumbling Mary Ann Powers
Baseball Dan Gooley
Men's Basketball Tom Moore
Women's Basketball Tricia Fabbri
Men's Cross Country Carolyn Martin
Women's Cross Country Carolyn Martin
Women's Field Hockey Becca Main
Men's Ice Hockey Rand Pecknold
Women's Golf John O'Connor
Women's Ice Hockey Rick Seeley
Men's Lacrosse Eric Fekete
Women's Lacrosse Danie Caro
Women's Rugby Becky Carlson
Women's Softball Jill Karowski
Men's Soccer Eric DaCosta
Women's Soccer Dave Clarke
Men's Tennis Mike Quitko
Women's Tennis Mike Quitko
Women's Indoor Track & Field
Women's Outdoor Track & Field
Carolyn Martin
Carolyn Martin
Women's Volleyball Kris Czaplinskii
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NCAA & Quinnipiac Governance
NCAA President
NCAA Executive Committee NCAA Division I Board of Directors President Quinnipiac University Faculty Athletics Representative
Director of Athletics
Senior Woman Administrator
NCAA Title Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Faculty Athletic Representative (FAR) Athletic Director (AD) Senior Woman Administrator (SWA) Athletics Council NCAA Certification Liaison NCAA Student Athlete Affairs University Title IX Coordinator
Athletics Council
Name Dr. John L. Lahey Sean Duffy Jack McDonald Tracey Flynn Richard Hanley Jill Martin Lyneene Richardson Monique Drucker
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NCAA Student Affairs/Life Skills
2013-2014 Sports Administrators & Liaisons SPORTS
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF LIAISON
ATHLETICS COUNCIL LAISON
SPORTS INFO LIAISON
ATHLETIC TRAINER LIAISON
Women’s Acrobatics & Tumbling
Richardson/Mecca
Basmadjian
Buckholz
Bartolotta/Robson
Men's Baseball
Mecca/Schilkowski
Hanley/Mattei
Sweeten
Pallone
Men's Basketball
McDonald/Mecca/Budkofsky Hudd
Distasio/Morgese
Abreu
Women's Basketball
Flynn/McDonald
Farrell/Balogh
Morgese/Distasio
Mella
Men’s & Women’s Cross-Country Women's Field Hockey
McDonald Tipson/Sweeten
Duffy Delohery/Farrell
McNall Sweeten
Hallbach Boots
Women’s Golf
Mecca/Sweeten
Sweeten
Hallbach
Men's Ice Hockey
McDonald/Sweeten
Hoffman/Knowlton Sweeten/McNall
Fairbrother
Women's Ice Hockey
Schilkowski/McDonald
Martin/Hoffman
McNall/Sweeten
Roller/Fairbrother
Men's Lacrosse
Castagnola/Tipson
Delohery
Distasio
Boots/Pallone
Women's Lacrosse
Tipson/Castagnola
Knowlton/Burns
Morgese/Distasio
Brunnelle/Sweeney
Women’s Rugby
McDonald/Medina
Delohery
Buckholz
Bartolotta/Robson
Men's Soccer
Mecca
Morgan
Distasio
Ellis
Women's Soccer
Flynn
John Morgan
Morgese
Mead
Women's Softball
Flynn
Mattei/Balogh
McNall
Ellis
Men’s Tennis
Richardson
Dottie Lauria
Distasio
Mead
Women’s Tennis
Richardson
Dottie Lauria
Distasio
Mead
Duffy
McNall
Hallbach
Burns
McNall
Sweeney
Women’s Indoor & Outdoor Track McDonald & Field Women's Volleyball TBA/McDonald Club Sports (pending approval) Medina
2013-2014 Sports Administrator’s Responsibilities
Attend All Home Games or be sure that administrator attends game Back-up for Recruiting calls, visits, e-mails & compliance Administrator for post-season tournaments Oversee/Edit Sport Web-Site Evaluate incidents at games (athletes, coaches and/or fans) Member/Chair of Search Committee Assist in Student-Athlete Exit Interviews with faculty Possible Candidate for Conference/NCAA Sport Committee Conference Calls if necessary Tournament Director when QU host playoffs Budget, Travel and Schedule Planning Scholarship Planning Facility Requests
2013-2014 Athletics Council, Athletics Advisory Board Suggested Roles
Attend Home Games when possible Meet with Head Coach and Staff Attend Team Banquet (if held) Attend Annual Athletic Meeting each September Assist As Needed
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2013-2014 Sports Administrators & Liaisons (cont.) GROUPS
LIAISON
Sideline Cheer Ice Cats Pep Band Mascot Kick Line Dance Fusion Dance Company Step to Perfection Club Sports
Tami Reilly/Eric Grgurich Eric Grgurich Eric Grgurich Matt Calcagni Tami Reilly Tami Reilly Tami Reilly Tami Reilly Mike Medina/Scott Walker
PROGRAMS/EVENTS
STAFF
Academic & Athletics Awards Recognition Open House Junior Open House Admitted Student Days Parents Weekend Positive Play Programs Orientation Roundball Bobcat Madness Health Fair Student-Athlete Return
McDonald/Mecca/Sweeten/Castagnola/Richardson Reilly/Medina/Walker/FT Staff Sign-Ups Reilly/ Medina/Walker/FT Staff Sign-Ups Reilly/ Medina/Walker/FT Staff Sign-Ups Reilly/ Medina/Walker/FT Staff Sign-Ups Richardson/Flynn/Budkofsky Reilly/Medina Mecca/McDonald McDonald/Caprio Reilly Tipson/Hallbach/Sweeten/Flynn/McDonald/Mecca/Richardson
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2013-2014 Athletics & Recreation Staff Directory
LAST
FIRST
QU TITLE
Abreu
Cemi
Athletic Trainer
203-582-3778
QU PHONE
Angelini
Alicia
Assistant Field Hockey Coach
203-582-5319
Bart-Williams
Christopher
Volunteer - Assistant Men's Soccer Coach
203-582-5324
860-830-2778
cbg_williams@hotmail.com
Bartolotta
David
Athletic Trainer - Intern
203-582-8589
860-754-7341
davebart08@comcast.net
Belanger
Steve
Assistant Women's Track Coach
203-582-5320
860-371-0814
steven.belanger@quinnipiac.edu
Benoit
Andrew
Graduate Assistant - Operations
203-582-5274
203-415-5597
andrewbenoit0@gmail.com
Blodgett
Jessica
Assistant Intramural Director
203-582-5393
860-912-9499
jessica.blodgett@quinnipiac.edu
Bonilla
Manuel
Volunteer - Acrobatics & Tumbling
203-582-5325
402-350-8649
manny.bonilla@hotmail.com
Boots
Lindsay
Athletic Trainer
203-582-6519
860-608-1472
lindsay.boots@quinnipiac.edu
Brennan
Danielle
Assistant Women's Basketball Coach
203-582-8996
203-589-4946
danielle.wexler@quinnipiac.edu
Brito
Graciano
Assistant Men's Soccer Coach
203-582-5324
203-615-3197
Brown
Kerry
Assistant Women's Golf Coach
203-582-3911
Brunelle
Megan
Graduate Assistant - Athletic Training
203-582-3717
774-200-3977
megan.brunelle@quinnipiac.edu
Buckholz
Bethany
Graduate Assistant - Sports Information
203-582-8625
860-338-1504
bethany.buckholz@quinnipiac.edu
Budkofsky
Alyssa
Assistant AD for Basketball Academics
203-582-8577
202-669-3381
alyssa.budkofsky@quinnipiac.edu
Burrell
Scott
Assistant Men's Basketball Coach
203-582-3789
203-654-1144
scott.burrell@quinnipiac.edu
Canada
Cheryl
Assistant Field Hockey Coach
203-582-6547
203-671-4988
cheryl.torino@quinnipiac.edu
Carlson
Rebecca
Head Women's Rugby Coach
203-582-3914
303-656-5158
rebecca.carlson@quinnipiac.edu
Calcagni
Matt
Ticket Manager
203-582-3905
860-301-8951
matthew.calcagni@quinnipiac.edu
Caprio
Dave
Ticket Sales and Promotions Manager
203-582-3757
203-415-8386
david.caprio@quinnipiac.edu
Caro
Danie
Head Women's Lacrosse Coach
203-582-5323
203-623-9603
danie.caro@quinnipiac.edu
Cashman
Reid
Assistant Men's Ice Hockey Coach
203-582-8593
203-641-3510
reid.cashman@quinnipiac.edu
Cassesse
Jaime
Assistant Field Hockey Coach
203-582-5319
203-915-4912
jaimec@ctcongroup.com
Castagnola
Andrew
Associate Athletic Director for Operations
203-582-5274
203-915-8059
andrew.castagnola@quinnipiac.edu
Clarke
Dave
Head Women's Soccer Coach
203-582-5315
860-680-1869
dave.clarke@quinnipiac.edu
Conner
Brett
Assistant Baseball Coach
203-582-8966
203-929-0151
brett.conner@quinnipiac.edu
Coxon
Stephen
Assistant Women's Soccer Coach
203-582-5315
203-981-0204
stephen.coxon@quinnipiac.edu
Czaplinski
Kristopher
Head Volleyball Coach
203-582-5313
203-843-1281
kristopher.czaplinski@quinnipiac.edu
Da Costa
Eric
Head Men's Soccer Coach
203-582-5324
203-627-6353
eric.dacosta@quinnipiac.edu
Delaney
John
Assistant Baseball Coach
203-582-6546
339-933-1709
john.delaney@quinnipiac.edu
Dickerson
Christopher
Assistant Cross Country/Track Coach
203-582-5313
203-403-0034
christopher.dickerson@quinnipiac.edu
Dione
Donald
Director of Women's Soccer Operations
203-582-5315
Distasio
Tony
Assistant Sports Information Director
203-582-5387
860-673-8405
anthony.distasio@quinnipiac.edu
Doherty
Sean
Assistant Men's Basketball Coach
203-582-3786
203-535-4861
sean.doherty@quinnipiac.edu
Duffy
Sean
Faculty Athletics Representative
203-582-8324
Eaton
Eric
Assistant Men's Basketball Coach
203-582-3788
518-429-0286
eric.eaton@quinnipiac.edu
Ellis
Catie
Athletic Trainer
203-582-6488
860-918-5372
catherine.ellis@quinnipiac.edu
Fabbri
Tricia
Head Women's Basketball Coach
203-582-5362
203-610-5482
sacca@quinnipiac.edu
Fan
Benjamin
Graduate Assistant - Intramurals
203-582-5393
732-543-4413
benjamin.fan@quinnipiac.edu
Fairbrother
Brian
Athletic Trainer
203-582-8941
617-515-0150
brian.fairbrother@quinnipiac.edu
Fekete
Eric
Head Men's Lacrosse Coach
203-582-5318
203-988-4641
eric.fekete@quinnipiac.edu
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CELL PHONE
917-482-6445
cemi.abreu@quinnipiac.edu
7177731386
alicia.angelini@uconn.ediu
kerry.brown@cox.net
donalddione@comcast.net
sean.duffy@quinnipiac.edu
Flynn
Tracey
Associate Athletic Director/SWA
203-582-8767
203-506-2160
tracey.flynn@quinnipiac.edu
Frady
Bruce
Assistant Men's Lacrosse Coach
203-582-8139
203-500-2994
bruce.frady@quinnipiac.edu
Frykas
Breann
Graduate Assistant for Compliance
203-582-8767
608-556-4303
breann.frykas@quinnipiac.edu
Gastall
Lauren
Graduate Assistant - Fitness
508-324-5409
lauren.gastall@quinnipiac.edu
Gooley
Dan
Head Baseball Coach
203-582-8966
203-710-4150
dan.gooley@quinnipiac.edu
Grgurich
Eric
Director of Athletic Promotions & Ticketing
203-582-8657
203-996-6389
eric.grgurich@quinnipiac.edu
Griswold
Beth
TD Bank Sports Center Marketing Director
203-582-5212
Hallbach
Ernie
Associate AD/Clinical Director for Athletic Training Services
203-582-8589
860-690-9319
ernest.hallbach@quinnipiac.edu
Hauser
Brittany
Assistant Women's Lacrosse Coach
203-582-3730
631-492-7557
brittany.hauser@quinnipiac.edu
Joseph
Janelle
Graduate Assistant - Fitness
203-582-5392
718-785-7848
janelle.joseph@quinnipiac.edu
Kabel
Brian
Graduate Assistant - Intramurals
203-331-6512
brian.kabel@quinnipiac.edu
Karwoski
Jill
Head Softball Coach
203-582-5316
617-834-6164
jill.karwoski@quinnipiac.edu
Kesses
Kortney
Graduate Assistant - Operations
203-582-5274
203-868-1775
kortney.kesses@quinnipiac.edu
Kobus
Philip
Graduate Assistant - Intramurals
203-582-5393
Landino
Lori
Secretary for Basketball
203-582-3992
203-213-8485
lori.landino@quinnipiac.edu
Lombardi
Justine
Volunteer Women's Soccer Coach
203-582-5315
860-803-9407
j3lombardi@gmail.com
MacGillivray
Mountain
Assistant Women's Basketball Coach
203-582-3412
203-500-2195
mountain.macgillivray@quinnipiac.edu
Main
Becca
Head Field Hockey Coach
203-582-5319
860-324-8984
main@quinnipiac.edu
Mancini
Connie
Secretary to the Director
203-582-5388
203-848-7890
connie.mancini@quinnipiac.edu
Marone
Lindsay
Assistant Volleyball Coach
203-582-5313
Martin
Carolyn
Head Cross Country/Track Coach
203-582-5314
Martin
Tom
Volunteer - Cross Country/Track Coach
203-582-5314
Maturo
Edward
Asst. Equipment Manager - Men's Ice Hockey
203-582-3696
203-980-2495
edward.maturo@quinnipiac.edu
McCreedy
Megan
Graduate Assistant-Academics
203-582-3750
203-435-1161
megan.mccreedy@quinnipiac.edu
McDonald
Jack
Director of Athletics & Recreation
203-582-8621
203-676-3691
mcdonald@quinnipiac.edu
McNall
Maxx
Graduate Assistant - Sports Information
203-582-8625
802-338-7894
maxx.mcnall@quinnipiac.edu
McNeil
Molly
Graduate Assistant - Athletic Training
203-582-8408
508-479-0009
molly.mcnail@quinnipiac.edu
Mead
Jennifer
Associate Athletic Trainer
203-582-3627
860-655-2484
jennifer.mead@quinnipiac.edu
Mecca
Bill
Senior Associate Athletic Director
203-582-8624
203-640-1796
mecca@quinnipiac.edu
Medina
Mike
Asst. AD/Intramurals
203-582-5393
203-577-8259
michael.medina@quinnipiac.edu
Mella
Rebecca
Athletic Trainer
Meyers
Daniel
Volunteer - Men's Ice Hockey Coach
203-582-3991
609-760-0430
dmeyers33@gmail.com
Miller
Paula
Assistant Women's Tennis Coach
203-582-5322
203-506-9192
paula.miller@quinnipiac.edu
Moore
Thomas
Head Men's Basketball Coach
203-582-3784
860-450-6093
thomas.moore@quinnipiac.edu
Nemetz-Carlson
Paul
Assistant Women's Ice Hockey Coach
203-582-3748
203-671-7340
paul.nemetz-carlson@quinnipiac.edu
Nisson
Kyle
Volunteer - Baseball
203-582-8966
203-671-8059
kyle.nisson@quinnipiac.edu
O'Connor
John
Head Women's Golf Coach
203-582-3911
203-214-9706
john.o'connor@quinnipiac.edu
Onofrio
Lori
Secretary for Ice Hockey
203-582-3991
203-444-4364
lorraine.onofrio@quinnipiac.edu
Pallone
Adam
Athletic Trainer
203-582-3915
Papale
Mike
Director of Men's Basketball Operations
203-582-3806
203-980-3599
michael.papale@quinnipiac.edu
Patel
Brijesh
Strength & Conditioning Coach
203-582-3857
508-667-7852
brijesh.patel@quinnipiac.edu
Pecknold
Rand
Head Men's Ice Hockey Coach
203-582-5321
203-605-2203
rand.pecknold@quinnipiac.edu
Powers
Mary Ann
Head Acrobatics & Tumbling Coach
203-582-5325
203-376-9258
maryann.powers@quinnipiac.edu
Quitko
Mike
Head Men's & Women's Tennis Coach
203-582-5322
203-506-9195
quitko@quinnipiac.edu
Reed
Michelle
Asst. AD for Academics
203-582-8514
630-270-9487
michelle.reed@quinnipiac.edu
Reilly
Tami
Associate AD for Wellness/Fitness
203-582-5392
203-841-8492
tamirack.reilly@quinnipiac.edu
Richardson
Lyneene
Associate AD for Academics
203-582-3750
203-710-6794
lyneene.richardson@quinnipiac.edu
Richetelle
Glenn
Assistant Women's Ice Hockey Equipment Manager
203-582-3696
Riga
William
Assistant Men's Ice Hockey Coach
203-582-3435
203-464-1698
william.riga@quinnipiac.edu
Robson
Leah
Graduate Assistant - Athletic Training
203-582-8589
978-978-0678
lrobson.08@colby-sawyer.edu
Roller
Robert
Graduate Assistant - Athletic Training
203-305-3299
robert.roller@quinnipiac.edu
elizabeth.griswold@quinnipiac.edu
philip.kobus@quinnipiac.edu
Lindsay.marone@gmail.com 203-907-8097
carolyn.robin@quinnipiac.edu thomas.martin@quinnipiac.edu
rebecca.mella@quinnipiac.edu
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adam.pallone@quinnipiac.edu
Schilkowski
James
Assistant Athletic Director for Equipment Services
203-582-3696
203-339-5106
jschilkowski@quinnipiac.edu
Schweizer
Bill
Broadcaster
203-582-3514
203-980-9959
wschweizer@quinnipiac.edu
Seeley
Richard
Head Women's Ice Hockey Coach
203-582-3294
203-868-9497
richard.seeley@quinnipiac.edu
Shepherd
Kacey
Graduate Assistant - Operations
203-582-5274
203-444-5716
Kshep1@unh.newhaven.edu
Silverstein
Danielle
Granduate Assistant - Fitness
203-582-6441
718-785-7848
danielle.silverstein@quinnipiac.edu
Sokolski
Kevin
Women's Basketball Operations Manager
203-582-3940
516-449-2715
kevin.sokolski@quinnipiac.edu
Sweeney
Erin
Graduate Assistant - Athletic Training
203-582-8589
732-403-4982
erin.sweeney@quinnipiac.edu
Sweeten
Ken
Assistant Athletic Director/SID
203-582-5387
203-859-8529
kenneth.sweeten@quinnipiac.edu
Thompson
Mark
Executive VP & Provost
203-582-8914
Tipson
Bob
Assistant Athletic Director/Compliance
203-582-5361
203-314-9712
robert.tipson@quinnipiac.edu
Tully
William
Assistant Men's Lacrosse Coach
203-582-5318
610-241-0728
william.tully@quinnipiac.edu
Trotman
Erin
Assistant Acrobatics & Tumbling Coach
203-582-5325
860-463-9796
erin.trotman@quinnipiac.edu
Turner
Cassandra
Assistant Women's Ice Hockey Coach
203-582-5382
315-317-6881
cassandra.turner@quinnipiac.edu
Vignola
Joanne
Athletic Secretary
203-582-5205
Walker
Scott
Fitness Coordinator
203-582-6441
319-541-8005
scott.walker@quinnipiac.edu
Warner
Marie
Assistant Women's Basketball Coach
203-582-8991
347-585-0916
marie.warner@quinnipiac.edu
Wasiolek
Bartholomew
Assistant Men's Cross Country Coach
203-582-5314
203-907-9408
bartholomew.wasiolek@quinnipiac.edu
Wormley
Nick
Volunteer - Assistant Men's Tennis Coach
203-582-3719
203-535-1670
nicholas.wormley@quinnipiac.edu
Wright
Will
Assistant Track Coach
203-582-5314
mark.thompson@quinnipiac.edu
joanne.vignola@quinnipiac.edu
wilton.wright@quinnipiac.edu
All updates to Staff Directory should be given to Secretary of the Director
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Athletics Council
Mission Statement:! The Council assists and advises the Director of Athletics and Recreation in the exercise of institutional responsibility and control of intercollegiate athletics and recreation as it relates to academics. The guiding concern of the Board is the growth and academic development of students who participate in intercollegiate athletics and recreation. The Council both advises the Director on academic policy issues brought to the Council's attention by the Director and also initiates discussion on issues of concern to the faculty, staff or administration.
LAST
FIRST
TITLE
School/Department
SPORT LIAISON
Balogh
Anne
Alumni
Alumni Affairs
Softball/Men's Ice Hockey
Basmadjian
Kevin
Education
Women's Ice Hockey
Blythe
Tania
Assistant Professor of Education Clinical Assistant Professor of Diagnostic Imaging
Health Sciences
Acrobatics & Tumbling
Budkofsky
Alyssa
Academic Support (Ex-Officio)
Athletics & Recreation
Burns
Lisa
Associate Professor of Media Studies
Delohery
Andrew
Women's Volleyball, Women's Lacrosse Men's Lacrosse/Field Hockey/Women’s Rugby
Duffy (FAR)
Sean
Director Associate Professor of Political Science/NCAA Faculty Athletic Representative
Communications Academic Affairs/Learning Center Arts & Sciences
M&W Cross-Country/Track
Farrell
Robert
Ferguson
Academics/Recreation
Law School
Richard
Professor of Law (Cabinet Liaison) Vice President-Chief Information & Technology Officer (Ex-Officio & Cabinet Liaison)
Flynn (SWA)
Tracey
Associate Athletic Director
Athletics & Recreation
Giaimo (Longobardi
Alicia
Clinical Instructor for Diagnostic Imaging
Health Sciences
Softball/Baseball
Hanley (Chair)
Richard
Assistant Professor
Communications
Hoffman
Mark
Professor
Arts & Sciences
Baseball/Softball Men's Ice Hockey/Women's Field Hockey
Hudd
Suzanne
Associate Professor of Sociology
Arts & Sciences
Men's Basketball/Tennis
Kerr
Keith
Assistant Professor of Sociology
Arts & Science
Knowlton
Carla
Director of Admissions
Laskin
Alexander
Assistant Professor
Admissions Communication/Public Relations
Women's Basketball Women's Lacrosse/Men's Ice Hockey Men's Soccer/Women's Lacrosse
Lauria
Dorothy
Registrar
Information and Technology
Martin (Vice-Chair)
Jill
Professor (Faculty-Senate Liaison)
Arts & Sciences
Mattie
Angela
Assistant Professor
Business
McDonald (AD)
Jack
Director of Athletics & Recreation (Ex-Officio)
Athletics & Recreation
Morgan
John
Professor of Law (Faculty-Senate Liaison)
Law School
Men's Soccer/Men's Basketball
Dean, School of Health Sciences
Health Sciences
Women's Soccer/Women’s Golf
Student-Athlete
SAAC
Open Open
SUB-COMMITTEE Equity & Student-Athlete Welfare Equity & Student-Athlete Welfare
Academics/Recreation Academics/Recreation Equity & Student-Athlete Welfare Equity & Student-Athlete Welfare
Information and Technology
Student-Athlete
SAAC
Richardson
Lyneene
Assistant Athletic Director (Ex-Officio)
Athletics & Recreation
Simione
Kathy
Associate Professor of Accounting
Business
Roles for a Athletics Council Sport Liaisons are but not limited to: Attend Home Games when possible Meet with Head Coach and Staff Attend Team Banquet (if held) Attend Annual Athletic Meeting each September Assist As Needed Page 15
Men’s & Women's Tennis Women's Ice Hockey/Women’s Rugby Acrobatics & Tumbling/Women's Basketball
Governance & Compliance Equity & Student-Athlete Welfare (Chair) Academics/Recreation (Chair) Academics Equity & Student-Athlete Welfare Academics/ Recreation
Governance & Compliance Academics/ Recreation (Chair) Equity & Student-Athlete Welfare Governance & Compliance Equity & Student-Athlete Welfare Academics/ Recreation Governance & Compliance (Chair)
Athletics Advisory Board
The mission of the "Athletics Advisory Board" is to serve as the primary advisory group on a wide range of the University's intercollegiate athletic strategic objectives as it pertains to successful performance in NCAA Division I athletics. The advisory members shall provide consultation and sounding board on athletically related initiatives. First Marc Ann Ned Don Chris Jaime Rick Larry John Walter Dan Ray George Bob Robert W. Nicole Becca Fred Jack Robert Ed Billy William Ray Jack Richard Jim Angela Gene Wayne George Gene
Last Austin Balogh Burt Camerato Canetti Cassesse Ciardiello Coassin DeMezzo Esdaile Gooley Gooley (Chair) Grande Hammel Johnson Klarides-Ditria Main Masotta McDonald McKiernan McMahon Mecca O'Brien Peach Peters Reilly Rosetta Santacroce Singer Stone Sweeney Zurolo
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Administration/Human Resources – Hiring New Staff The hiring and/or termination of all full-time, part-time and volunteer staff must be pre-approved by the Director of Athletics and Recreation. Please know that ALL University employees (full-time, part-time, volunteer) must submit an on-line application with resume to: http://careers.quinnipiac.edu Candidates are then reviewed, approved prior to a background check being performed and a contract being issued. No one is to be working, coaching, volunteering until a contract is issued. Prior to a contract being issued or a press release being written, new staff members must first: -Meet with Director of Athletics; -Letter of Resignation Submitted by previous employee or confirmation of vacancy -Receive and review staff polices and procedures; -Fill out, sign and return Personal Information Sheet -Submit current resume/vitae to Director of Athletics -Fill out necessary payroll and tax forms (available at Human Resources) -Background check conducted by Human Resources -No head or assistant coach will be issued a contract or appointment letter until his/her supervisor has completed the staff hiring form. -Complete New Employee Check List Administration/Human Resources - Payroll Full-time and part-time employees will be on the 15th and the last day of each month provided proper payroll forms have been submitted to Human Resources. Administration/Human Resources - Vacation Days Classification Vacation Full-Time Staff (10 month contract) 18 Days Part-Time Staff 0 Full-time staff hosting summer camps must take vacation time while hosting camps
Administration/Human Resources - Tuition Remission Classification Full-Time Staff Part-Time Head Coaches** Part-Time Assistant Coaches**
Tuition Benefit Full tuition for employee, spouse and dependents. Two courses per year for employee. One Course per year for employee.
**These benefits are for part-time staff that are issued letters of appointments and have two complete years of service. Part-time staff that are paid hourly do not receive any tuition benefits.
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Graduate Assistants (2013-2014)
Graduate Assistant Allocations Area of Responsibility Sports Information Sports Medicine (not counted in Athletics Total)
# of Hours Allocated ** 1800 3600 (Rugby GA TBA)
Intramurals Operations Academic Support Compliance Fitness/Wellness/Recreation TOTAL ** divided into increments of 300 hours 3 tuition credits = 300 hours service 6 tuition credits = 600 hours service 9 tuition credits = 900 hours service
1500 1800 900 900 1500 8400
Director of Intramurals is the Coordinator for Graduate Assistants. Graduate Assistant positions are pre-approved by the Senior Vice President for Academics and Student Affairs. There are to be no grad assistant funds to be awarded by Head Coaches from scholarship funds. Graduate Assistant must be accepted to a Quinnipiac Graduate Program, file a resume with the Director of Athletics, meet with the Director of Athletics. It is the responsibility of the Supervisor to inform and record 10 hours for every three credits awarded from each graduate assistant. Administration - Important 2013-2014 Dates for All Staff 2013-2014 Events All Full-Time Staff are expected to Attend Weekly Staff Meetings University Convocation Annual All Staff Meeting Admission Open House #1 Admission Open House #2 Admission Open House #3 Positive Play Facilities Appreciation Staff Holiday Party Admitted Students Day -1 Admitted Students Day -2 Annual Academics and Athletics Awards Program Sophomore/Junior Open House 23rd Annual Roundball Golf Undergraduate Commencement Orientation Session #1 Orientation Session #2 Orientation Session #3
Dates Wednesday at 10-11am August 29, 2013 September 3, 2013 at 5PM September 21, 2013 October 19, 2013 November 9, 2013 August 28, 2013 December 12, 2013 at 9:00AM December 12, 2013 March 29, 2014 March 30, 2014 April 29, 2014 @ 5PM May 12, 2014 May 15, 2014 May 19, 2013 June 9 & 10, 2013 June 12 & 13, 2013 June 16 &17, 2013
Orientation Session #4
June 19 & 20, 2013
Orientation Session #5
June 23 & 24, 2013
Orientation Session #6
June 26 & 27, 2013
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Administration - Mail/Voice-Mail/E-mail Coaches and staff are responsible to check and respond to all correspondence that is in their mailbox, voice-mail and e-mail. It is expected that all correspondence sent to you will be returned in a timely manner. Head Coaches should assign assistant coaches to answer correspondence from recruits and interested student-athletes and their parents. It is also expected that Head Coaches immediately respond to the student-athletes and their parents that are on your team. Please know that when writing and sending e-mail that all e-mail should be void of foul language, jokes and any unprofessional comments concerning student-athletes and staff. Administration – Staff Dress Code & Game Attire Full-Time Administrators: Academic Year - Proper Attire (no shorts, sneakers, t-shirts etc.) Summer - Casual attire Head Coach, Assistants & Managers: Practice - QU apparel at all practices Games - QU apparel (shirts, hats, pins, etc.) during all games On & Off Campus Recruiting - Business attire or QU apparel Athletic Trainers, SID, Managers, Volunteers, etc.: Home Games - Business attire or QU Apparel Team Dress Code Home Games (Indoor Sports) Pre & Post Game Proper Dress & Tie or QU Apparel No non-QU baseball caps, t-shirts, sweatshirts Home Games (Outdoor Sports) Team Members always in QU gear and colors No non-QU baseball caps, t-shirts, sweat-shirts Away Games Always QU apparel (including hats). No jeans or t-shirts
Administration – Meetings, Programs & Events All full time staff are expected to attend weekly staff meetings (Wednesdays 10am-11am) All full time staff are expected to attend admissions events (Open Houses, Admitted Days) All staff are expected to answer all e-mail-voicemail-mail in professional and timely manner (24 hours). All staff are expected to dress properly at all times.
Administration – Gambling (NCAA Policy) Staff members and student-athletes shall not provide information, solicit or accept a bet, or participate in ANY gambling activity whether it is intercollegiate or professional competition in sports sponsored by the NCAA. Internet gambling and gambling through bookmakers or any other method employed by organized gambling is PROHIBITED. Office or dorm betting on events such as the Super Bowl and World Series are PROHIBITED. A student-athlete participating in prohibited gambling activities is committing an NCAA violation and will lose their athletic eligibility.
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Scheduling, Pre-Season, Vacation & Travel Guidelines SPORT
# of Contests
Men’s Basketball Women’s Basketball Men’s Ice Hockey Women’s Ice Hockey Men’s Lacrosse Women’s Lacrosse Men’s Soccer Women’s Soccer Men’s Baseball Women’s Softball Women’s Field Hockey Women’s Golf Women’s Volleyball Women’s Tennis Men’s Tennis Men’s Cross-Country Women’s Cross-Country Women’s Rugby Women’s Track & Field Acrobatics & Tumbling * NT- Non Traditional Season
# of NT* Dates
29 29 34 34 17 17 20 20 56 56 20 24 28 25 25 7 7 11 18 8
5 5 8 5 4
NCAA Squad Size # Players On Bench 15 15 22 22 32 32 24 22 25 20 22
NCAA Travel Party # Team & Support Staff 25 25 31 31 40 38 24 28 35 28 28
15 8 8 14 14 26 14
22 10 10 14 14 26 14
Mode of Game Travel
Per Diem
Bus Bus Bus Bus Bus Bus Bus Bus Bus Bus Bus Bus Bus Bus Bus Bus Bus Bus Bus
$30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30
Coaches – Roster Management – 2013-14 The chart below contains the approved roster sizes for each of our varsity teams. Official rosters are certified as the first day of competition for each sport. Coaches may not change the roster size including adding or cutting without written approval of the Executive Vice President and Provost and the Director of Athletics Coaches are encouraged to communicate their recommendations for appropriate roster sizes annually in writing to the Executive Vice President and Provost and and the Director of Athletics. Roster Management Proposed 2012-2013 Acrobatics & Tumbling Basketball Baseball Cross Country Field Hockey Golf Ice Hockey Lacrosse Rugby Soccer Softball Tennis Indoor Track & Field Outdoor Track & Field Volleyball
Men 18 30 13
28 41 25 10
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Women 30 16 24 24 8 24 30 26 26 16 10 35 35 12
Coaches – Student-Athlete Participation Policy No student is required to participate in one sport in order to participate in a different sport. Coaches – Roster Policies and Procedures The Athletic Department's Compliance Office is the sole keeper of official team rosters. Team rosters are managed on a daily basis by the Compliance Office based on information submitted from head coaches. Team rosters maintained by the Associate Athletics Director are the sole source for filing annual federal government and NCAA reports and surveys. Head Coaches are expected to know who is listed on their official team roster at all time. A student is not a member of an athletic team until their name has been formally submitted (electronically) to the Assistant Athletics Director via the "Change In Status" form. Team rosters are maintained via the NCAA Compliance Assistant (CA) software. Head coaches have 24-hour access to this web-based software. One option to review a team's roster is to run a report via NCAA CA known as: COACHES: 2012-2013 Permission To Practice & Compete Authorization List For Team. Head coaches are expected to notify the Compliance Office if a student name is missing from their team's report or a student-athlete has left the team but whose name is still listed as an active team member. The assistant athletic director for compliance and the assistant athletics director for academic support does not have responsibility for maintaining team roster status. A request from any of the various offices within the Athletics Department (i.e. academic support, athletic training, equipment room, sports information, and strength and conditioning) for a team list run the risk of obtaining inaccurate information in the event that a coach has neglected to formally submit a request to Compliance Office to have a student added or deleted from the official team roster. Team roster reports listed on the website www.quinnipiacbobcats.com are compiled and maintained by the sports information staff in consultation with the Compliance Office. The sports information staff will not add a student's name or remove a student-athlete's name from the website's team roster unless informed in writing from the Compliance Office. The compliance staff electronically notifies university staff members when changes are made to a team's roster. No Rosters will be displayed on the Athletics web-site until the NCAA Eligibility and Squad List has been approved and signed by the compliance staff. This usually occurs prior to the first date of competition. Coaches - NCAA Compliance The head coach is accountable for all areas of compliance as it relates to their sport. At the beginning of each year, a Compliance Policy and Procedures Manual will be issued to each Head Coach. Interpretations, rules citations and eligibility forms will be enclosed. All coaches (paid or not) are expected to take and pass the NCAA Recruiting Exam each academic year. All questions regarding the eligibility of our student-athletes should be forwarded to Tracey Flynn, Associate Athletic Director for Compliance and Student Services. This involves NCAA Squad Lists, Official and Unofficial Visits, Amateurism, NCAA Clearinghouse for freshmen, continuing eligibility for all returning student-athletes, transfer student-athletes, and all eligibility and compliance forms as it relates to Quinnipiac University policies. As well, head coaches are required to record and present to the compliance staff your recruiting schedule and your practice schedule before the start of the academic year. Page 21
Coaches Responsibilities – NCAA Actively participate in the institution’s NCAA Compliance program including but not limited to…. -Certification Exams Annually -Rules Education Programs -Know your NCAA Division I Recruiting Calendars -Maintaining telephone recruiting logs -Keep written logs of all recruiting activities - Submit all practice logs on-line to the Compliance Staff -Declaration of practice and playing seasons -Report of outside income & file a statement of gambling -Promotional activity approval -Summer camp requirements -Official visit procedures -Roster management & knowledge of initial, continuing and transfer eligibility -Promote awareness of NCAA employment rules -Support the National Letter of Intent policies and procedures -Report knowledge of or suspicion of an NCAA violation. Coaches Responsibilities – Athletic Training -Support Athletic Training Policies and Programs -Pre-season/vacation/semester-break/post-season training dates -Assist with Student-Athlete Insurance and Eligibility Forms -Adherence to HIPAA Policy -Conduct and Dress Code for student-athletes in Athletic Training Room -Report any known injuries to athletic training staff -Abide by or follow medical advice given by athletic training staff regarding status of student athletes -Give adequate scheduling and/or change of scheduling regarding practice, games, departure times, etc. -If athletes not physically able to attend class, they should not be on or near the bench. Coaches - Game Conduct All staff are representatives of Quinnipiac University, the MAAC, ECAC Hockey, NCATA and USA Rugby and should conduct themselves in a professional and positive manner at all times. If a coach is ejected from any game that coach must be removed from “site and sound” for the remainder of the game. “Site and Sound” policy is also applicable in cases where additional game suspensions are required. There is an understanding that the on-site administrator should notify the conference office and the institution(s) involved.
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Coaches – MAAC Sportsmanship Statement The NCAA and Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference promote good sportsmanship by studentathletes, coaches and spectators. We request your cooperation by supporting the participants and officials in a positive manner. Profanity, racial, sexist or abusive comments or intimidating actions directed at officials, student-athletes, coaches or team representatives will not be tolerated and are grounds for removal from the venue. The Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference thanks you for your cooperation and invite you to enjoy the game. All coaches are expected to sign the MAAC sportsmanship form on an annual basis. MAAC Sportsmanship form located at Link above and at the back of this handbook Coaches - Athletic/Peer Student-Athlete Fraternization Coaches and staff are expected to treat student-athletes with respect. Abusive conduct, whether physical or emotional, will not be tolerated. Coaches - Athletic/Peer Student-Athlete Fraternization At no time should coaches and staff (paid, GA, volunteer) behave inappropriately with studentathletes. This includes consumption of alcohol and use of drugs with student-athletes. This includes banquets and off-campus awards dinners, tailgates, and off-season gatherings. All staff and coaches are prohibited from engaging in a romantic relationship with student-athletes. It is the responsibility of the immediate supervisor of staff (Head Coaches) to inform their staff that this policy exists in and out of season. Any staff member violating this policy will be immediately terminated. It is very important supervisors (Head Coaches) inform all new, volunteer and graduate assistants of this policy. Coaches – Student-Athlete Discipline All head coaches are expected to follow and endorse the Quinnipiac-Conference-NCAA Sportsmanship and Ethical Conduct. If a student-athlete violates any state, town, Quinnipiac, conference, or NCAA rules, they will be subject to game and/or practice suspension. Athletic Administrators attend every week meetings to review campus wide student activity that includes alcohol, drugs, assault, behavior and other actions by students. If any of our student-athletes are documented to have broken the law (underage drinking, drugs, assault etc.), they will be issued a game suspension letter by the Head Coach. 1st Offense – One Game Suspension 2nd Offense – Two Game Suspension 3rd Offense – Suspended for remainder of season and termination of scholarship Head Coaches are free to add additional discipline to the department’s policy. Depending on the severity of the infraction, student-athletes could receive additional discipline by the university up to and including expulsion.
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Coaches – Drug Testing The NCAA will conduct random annual drug testing for all student-athletes. All coaches are expected to assist when notified by the compliance office and athletic training. Coaches - Social Network and New Media Policy for Student-Athletes
New Media: Public media refers to technologies used to communicate messages and whose mission is
to serve or engage a public. Public media domains include print outlets, traditional broadcasts, and digital. When utilizing any public media outlets, student-athletes are expected to conduct themselves responsibly as members of their respective team, the Athletics Department, the University and the community. Social Networks: Social network sites such as Facebook, Myspace, Twitter, Blogs, and other new
digital platforms facilitate students communicating with other students. Participation in such networks has both positive appeals but potentially negative consequences. It is important that Quinnipiac student-athletes be aware of these consequences and exercise appropriate caution if they choose to participate. Student-athletes are not restricted from using on-line social network sites and digital platforms. However, users must understand that any content they make public via on-line social networks or digital platforms is expected to follow acceptable social behaviors and also to comply with federal government, state of Connecticut, Quinnipiac, MAAC/ECAC, and NCAA. Facebook and similar directories are hosted outside the Quinnipiac server. Violations of university policy (e.g., harassing language, university alcohol or drug policy violations, etc.) or evidence of such violations in the content of on-line social networks or digital platforms are subject to investigation and sanction under the University’s Student Code of Conduct, and other University and department policies. They are also subject to the authority of law enforcement agencies. It is the responsibility of the student athlete to be aware of university regulations. Ignorance of these regulations does not excuse student-athletes from compliance.
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Guidelines for Student-Athletes The following guidelines are intended to provide the framework for student-athletes to conduct themselves safely and responsibly in an on-line environment. As a student-athlete at Quinnipiac University you should: 1. Be careful with how much and what kind of identifying information you post on on-line social network sites. Virtually anyone with an edu e-mail address can access your page. It is unwise to make available information such as full date of birth, social security number, address, residence hall room number, phone number, cell phone numbers, class schedules, bank account information, or details about your daily routine. All can facilitate identity theft or stalking. Facebook and other sites provide numerous privacy settings for information contained in its pages; use these settings to protect private information. However, once posted, the information becomes the property of the web site. 2. Your site is available to potential current and future employers. You should think about any information you post on Facebook, Twitter, and any other digital media, or similar directories potentially providing an image of you to a prospective employer. The information posted is considered public information. Protect yourself and your team by maintaining a self-image that you can be proud of in years to come. 3. Understand that freedom of speech is not unlimited. The on-line social network sites are NOT a place where you can say and do whatever you want without repercussions. Prohibited Conduct Student-athletes are highly visible representatives of the University and are
expected to uphold the values and responsibilities of the University while meeting all requirements set forth by the MAAC/ECAC, the NCAA, Quinnipiac University, and the Quinnipiac University intercollegiate athletics program. The Quinnipiac University Department of Athletics prohibits malicious and reckless behavior when utilizing public media outlets. It is important that studentathletes recognize the power of public media domains and the potentially negative image that they can portray about student-athletes, coaches, the athletics program, and the university. Sanctions Any inappropriate activity or language in violation of the above prohibitions, including civil authorities. Sanctions imposed by the Director of Athletics may include, but are not limited to, the following: -Written notification from the Director of Athletics or assignee to the student-athlete outlining the policy and requiring that the unacceptable content be removed or the social network account. -Suspension from all team activities (contests, practices, meetings) -Indefinite suspension from the team. -Dismissal from the team. -Non-renewal of athletic grant-in-aid. Student athletes receiving a computer through our loan program as part of their athletic scholarship should only use this computer resource for the purpose for which it was intended. Users must not intentionally damage the system that is checked out to them. Posting inappropriate content, emails, and images from laptops provided by the University is prohibited.
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Appeals The appeal process for non-renewal of an athletic grant-in-aid is handled by the QU Office of Financial Assistance, in accordance with NCAA Bylaw 15.3.5.1. Please see appeals process below: Student athletes may appeal a non-renewal decision by requesting a hearing before the University’s Financial Aid Appeals Committee. In appealing a decision, student athletes are required to submit a written request within 15 days of the issuance of this letter. The written request must include the following: Name, student identification number, year in school, sport. List the amount of the athletic grant-in-aid during the academic year. Reason(s) student wishes to appeal the Department of Athletics and Recreation’s recommendation. Copies of any relevant documents to have the Financial Aid Appeal committee review. Once a written request has been received in the Financial Aid Office, a hearing will be scheduled on the behalf of the student athlete, who will be notified of the date and time. The Director of Athletics and/or coach will also be notified of the decision to appeal and will be offered the opportunity to appear before the committee. The appeals committee is comprised of members of the University community. Per NCAA rules, no committee member is employed in the Department of Athletics and Recreation. Both the student athlete and the Department of Athletics and Recreation will have a separate opportunity to present respective opinions regarding the cancellation of your award. Within 10 business days, the financial aid appeals committee will issue their decision in writing and inform you and the Department of Athletics and Recreation. The appeals committee’s decision is final. Agreement I understand and agree that I am required to know, understand and follow the standards contained in the Quinnipiac University Department of Athletics Public Media and Social Network Policy for Student-Athletes. In addition, I understand and agree that I am responsible for knowing, understanding, and following the rules, policies, and procedures contained in the complete Quinnipiac University Student Code of Conduct, which can be found at http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x2168.xml.
_______________________________________________________________________________________ Signature of Student Athlete Printed Name _______________________________________________________________________________ Sport Date
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Coaches – Student-Athlete Study Hall “Power Hours” Cumulative GPA 2.0 and below 2.01 – 2.2 2.21 – 2.5 2.51 – 3.0 New freshmen and transfers
Required hours/week 8 (including 1 Higher Learning hour/week) 8 (including 2 Higher Learning hours/month) 6 4 6 ( Freshmen - no power hours in library)
ALL REQUIRED POWER HOURS MUST BE DONE ON THE MAIN CAMPUS- You cannot accumulate Power Hours on the YORK HILL CAMPUS HOURS 10:00 am-11:00 pm (hours cannot be accumulated before or after the posted times) Power hours start Tuesday after Labor Day Student athletes that are Seniors are not required to do Power Hours unless mandated by their coach. Power hours run weekly from Sunday- Friday You are welcome to stay longer but you must sign out by 11:00 or you will not get hours for the night. • 5-hour limit for studying • You must do at least one complete power hour at a time • If you do not sign/swipe in or out – The hours do not count! No exceptions! • Anyone caught on IM during power hours will lose one power hour-no exceptions! • The number of power hours that you do are related to you cumulative GPA at the end of each semester. • You must personally sign in /out – no one else can do it for you. Students will receive DOUBLE credit for meeting with Learning Center tutors and attending Learning Center workshops. Students must identify themselves as student-athletes to receive credit. Power hours shall be earned in one hour increments; no more than 3 hours/session. Seniors must attend Fall Semester but may be removed during Spring at Coach’s request. Students with a cumulative 2.2 and below GPA will be required to be part of the Higher Learning Program. Students with a 2.0 and below will spend one hour per week with an academic support staff member learning appropriate skills and strategies for success. Students between a 2.01 and 2.2 will spend two hours per month (every other week) with an academic support staff member. A missed Higher Learning session cannot be substituted with a regular power hour and will result in a warning. Freshmen student-athletes are not allowed to do Power Hours in the library. All hours must be completed in the Athletic Center or with a tutor. The study hall week runs from Friday - Thursday. Friday hours count towards the following week’s requirement. Reports will be distributed to coaches on Friday for the previous week’s attendance. Students that are not productively studying (sleeping, being disruptive….) will be asked to leave and will not receive a Power Hour. Students that are caught cheating the system will lose library privileges and will be required to do all hours in the athletic center. Students that do not sign out will not receive credit.
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Departmental Penalties 1st Offense – Warning letter emailed to student and coach. 2nd Offense – Coach sets forth disciplinary action. 3rd and subsequent Offenses – Automatic one game suspension (next scheduled competition). Penalties are cumulative for each semester. Power Hour Schedule for Freshmen Athletic Center: Monday-Thursday 10:00 am – 11:00 pm Friday: 10:00 am – 3:00 pm Athletic Center: Sunday 6:00 pm – 11:00 pm Schedule for all non-freshmen Athletic Center: 10:00 am – 3:00 pm Library: Sunday-Thursday 6:00 pm – 11:00 pm Library Check-In Procedure: The Academic Monitor will be located on the first floor and will have a fluorescent “POWER HOURS” sign. Library Personnel have no affiliation with Power Hours.
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Coaches – Student-Athlete Affairs (SAA) and “Positive Play Cup”
The Quinnipiac University Positive Play Cup was designed to enhance the development of the university’s student-athletes through competition. Positive Play Cup, a competitive game played by all varsity sport programs at Quinnipiac University, provides a means by which student-athletes can compete on behalf of their teams for points in different categories that encompass the mission of the NCAA SAAC Program. The point categories focus on developing the individual, being an active role model, acting as a team, supporting other athletes, and overall academic achievement. Participation in the competition will reinforce an appreciation of the values and lessons that athletics can provide. Participants will realize the impact that they can have on their school and their community
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Athletic Budget and Financial Policies and Procedures BUDGET PLANNING Budgets for all sports and programs are to be reviewed with the Athletics Business Coordinator, Senior Associate Athletic Director and submitted for approval to the Director of Athletics and Recreation and the Executive Vice President and Provost PURCHASES All item(s) purchased through budget accounts (by credit card or university check) using funds administered by the department of athletics and recreation must be reviewed and approved through the Senior Associate Director of Athletics and the Coordinator of Athletic Financial Services. All personnel are required to submit a budget break down (by line item) at beginning of each year to show how they will designate their funds to following areas: Team Travel, Recruiting, Officials, and Equipment. Detail is required for all. For items that require a check to be cut (for persons or places that do not accept the VISA card, cash advances), a requisition form must be filled out. Please ALLOW 12 WORKING DAYS for the request to be processed. EXPENSE / REIMBURSEMENT REPORTS All cash advances, travel and expense / reimbursement reports must be reconciled with ALL THE ORGINAL RECEIPTS and documentation within 30 days of travel or the expense date. When requesting reimbursement for mileage, please include copies of MapQuest or other search engine to show mileage. You will be reimbursed $0.50/mile These expense / reimbursement reports must be reviewed and approved by the Senior Associate Director of Athletics and the Coordinator of Athletic Financial Services and, when required, the compliance officer. VISA CARD PROCUREMENT CARD PROGRAM Everyone who is approved by the procurement department to obtain a university issued VISA card will adhere to all contract regulations and rules. You will be required to sign a contract. If you come in violation with any of the contract regulations, your VISA will be closed. GAME CONTRACTS and GUARANTEES All game contracts must be approved by Senior Associate Director of Athletics. All contracts that require a guarantee paid must also be approved by the Coordinator of Athletic Financial Services. Any guarantees received should be submitted to the Coordinator of Athletic Financial Services to deposit into appropriate revenue account. REVENUE All revenue should be submitted to the Coordinator of Athletic Financial Services to deposit into appropriate revenue account. Coaches – Travel (Bus-Plane-Hotel-Meals) Responsibilities Coaches are responsible for their teams travel. This means that the coaching staff (not clerical/administrative staffs) are responsible for bus (departure & return), hotels (reservations & rooming list) and other important components of team travel. The use of vans for team travel for games is prohibited per department policy. A team itinerary form must be completed prior to every game/contest played off campus. Lodging for teams should be planned to have no more than one student-athlete per bed.
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Coaches – International Tours and Exempt Events International Tours need to be requested by the head coach to the Director of Athletics no less than 24 months in advance. All NCAA and University policies apply Coaches – NCAA Statement on Gambling Policy Staff members and student-athletes shall not provide information, solicit or accept a bet, or participate in ANY gambling activity whether it is intercollegiate or professional competition in sports sponsored by the NCAA. Internet gambling and gambling through bookmakers or any other method employed by organized gambling is PROHIBITED. Office or dorm betting on events such as the Super Bowl and World Series are PROHIBITED. A student-athlete participating in prohibited gambling activities is committing an NCAA violation and will lose their athletic eligibility. Coaches - Recruiting - Budgets Coaches are responsible to meet with their sports supervisors to review their current budget, as well as plan for future budget requests. Coaches - Recruiting Coaches are responsible to know all NCAA policies as they relate to on and off-campus recruiting, initial eligibility of all recruits (high school, junior college, transfers & others), recruiting periods, number of contacts and more. Telephone Calls: Generally only one call per week. Check Bylaw 13 for sports specific. E-Mails: Unlimited. Text/Instant Messaging: Permissible after prospect has signed a Letter of Intent. Twittering: While it is permissible for an institutional staff member to publicly microblog (e.g., twitter “tweets”) about generic information, institutions are reminded they are not permitted to publicize the recruitment of a particular prospective student-athlete in a manner inconsistent with the legislation. Facebook: It is permissible for an athletics department staff member to send electronically transmitted correspondence to a prospective student-athlete using a social networking Website’s (e.g., Facebook) e-mail feature. All other electronically transmitted correspondence including, but not limited to, text messaging, instant messenger, chat rooms, or message boards (e.g., a user’s wall) within a social networking website or through other services or applications remain impermissible. Coaches - Scheduling Coaches are responsible to meet with their sports supervisors to plan a propose their schedules and budget implications for the upcoming year(s).
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Coaches - Admissions Prior to an official visit by a prospect, coaches must verify with the Compliance Office that the prospect has on file with the NCAA Eligibility Center all required documents (NCAA Bylaw 13.7.1.2.3.1). Any prospect that has been accepted will NOT be eligible for housing, financial aid, etc., unless that prospect has paid in full the proper admissions and housing deposits. A fee waiver application is available. Coaches - Financial Aid/Scholarships 2013-14 Actual
Men's Basketball Men's Ice Hockey Men's Lacrosse Men's Soccer Men's Baseball Men's Cross-Country Men's Tennis
13.0 18.0 11.5 9.0 10.5 1.0 2.0
NCAA MAX EQV 13 18 12.6 9.9 11.7 5 4.5
Women's Acrobatics & Tumbling Women's Basketball Women's Cross-Country Women's Field Hockey Women's Golf Women's Ice Hockey Women's Lacrosse Women's Rugby Women's Soccer Women's Softball Women's Tennis Women's Track & Field (Indoor) Women's Track & Field (Outdoor) Women's Volleyball
12.0 15.0 4.0 12.0 3.0 18.0 10.0 9.0 10.6 9.0 5.0 3.0 3.0 6.0
12 15 6 12 6 18 12 12 14 12 8 6 6 12
SPORT
All requests for scholarship increases should be made in writing to the Director of Athletics and Executive Vice President/Provost by November 1st When the NCAA squad list is complete and all approved scholarships are not awarded, head coaches must report in writing as to why all the scholarship finds were not awarded All initial and continuing scholarship grants are issued by the Director of Financial Aid. The Director of Athletics and the Associate Athletic Director will send to the Financial Aid office the names of those that we wish to receive financial aid. Please note that NO student-athlete will receive any athletic aid unless they are in good academic standing with Quinnipiac University. All scholarship commitments are to be approved by the Director of Athletics (in writing) Coaches - Guidelines on Awarding of Athletic Aid/Scholarships All awards must be issued prior to the first day of classes. Renewal of all awards must be issued prior to July 1st each academic year (NCAA requirement) Upgrading scholarships during an academic year is not permissible. Coaches must complete a Scholarship Request Form for each athlete and then submit it/them to the Associate Athletic Director. Page 32
Coaches - Guidelines on Awarding of Summer and Intercession Aid Currently Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Ice Hockey, Field Hockey have approved funds for summer school and intercession classes. Coaches - Guidelines on Fifth Year and Degree Completion Aid Head Coaches are allowed to award Fifth Year and Degree Completion Aid using their approved scholarship funds provided the Director of Athletics approves this award. Coaches - National Letter of Intent (NLI) Guidelines Any coach that plans to issue the National Letter of Intent (NLI), must be recommending an athletic grant-in-aid and the prospect must have an admission application on file. No NLI will be processed and signed until a complete admissions application is included with the request to process the NLI and scholarship award letter. Coaches are expected to meet with the Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance to assist with the preparation of the NLI package. Coaches - Guidelines for Non-Renewal of Athletic Aid If a student-athlete leaves the team, a written correspondence from the student-athlete must be on file. If the non-renewal is due to a violation of team policies, the head coach must notify the studentathlete that he/she is on probation prior (months) to being told that his/her aid will not be renewed. If aid is not to be renewed, a letter must be sent from the Director of Financial Aid to the studentathlete by July 1. Any athlete whose aid is not renewed is allowed an appeal. This appeal is made to the Director of Financial Aid and a hearing must be held before this aid can be awarded to another student-athlete. All financial aid inquires should be processed through the Associate Director of Athletics. Please do not initiate any contact with any financial aid staff member in their office or at their home. Coaches - Game Scheduling/Traditional Season All scheduling begins with the Senior Associate Athletic Director. Conference matches have priority. Please be aware of all NEC scheduling (RPI) policies. Also all non-conference contests must be pre-approved by the Senior Associate Athletic Director. Coaches must be aware that most of our sports have post-season opportunities via "automatic" and "play-in" qualifiers. Additional nonconference games must meet conference requirements and be approved by the Senior Associate Athletic Director.
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Conference Affiliations
MEN’S SPORTS Baseball Basketball Cross Country Ice Hockey Lacrosse Soccer Tennis WOMEN’S SPORTS Basketball Cross Country Field Hockey Golf Ice Hockey Lacrosse Rugby Soccer Softball Tennis Track (Indoor & Outdoor) Acrobatics & Tumbling Volleyball Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
HEAD COACH Dan Gooley Tom Moore Carolyn Martin Rand Pecknold Eric Fekete Eric Da Costa Mike Quitko HEAD COACH Tricia Fabbri Carolyn Martin Becca Main John O’Connor Rick Seeley Danie Caro Becky Carlson Dave Clarke Jill Karwoski Mike Quitko Carolyn Martin Mary Ann Powers Kris Czaplinski ECAC Hockey
Conference MAAC MAAC MAAC ECAC Hockey MAAC MAAC MAAC Conference MAAC MAAC MAAC MAAC ECAC Hockey MAAC Northeast Women’s Rugby MAAC MAAC MAAC MAAC NCATA MAAC National Collegiate Acrobatics & Tumbling
Canisius Fairfield University Long Island University Iona College Manhattan College Marist College Monmouth Niagara University QUINNIPIAC Rider University Saint Peter’s University Siena College
Brown Clarkson Colgate Cornell Dartmouth Harvard Princeton QUINNIPIAC RPI St. Lawrence Union Yale
Alderson Broddus Adrian College Azusa Pacific Baylor Fairmont State Gannon University Hawaii Pacific University King College Oregon QUINNIPIAC
MAAC ECAC Hockey NCATA
COMMISSIONERS Richard Ensor Steve Hagwell Jackson Stava
Northeast Women’s Rugby Conference Tier 1 Tier 2 AIC Boston College Army Boston University Northeastern Univ of New Hampshire Norwich Univ of Rhode Island QUINNIPIAC VMI UConn UMass 732-738-5455 (774) 238-6365
All calls to the NCAA and to Commissioners must be pre-approved by the Athletic Director. All head coaches must attend/participate in all conference coaches meetings and conference calls in your sport. If you are unable to participate in these activities, it is your responsibility to find a designee (i.e., an athletic administrator) one week prior to the call or conference. Page 34
MAAC, ECAC, NCATA & RUGBY Championship Dates and Sites
Championship
Dates
Site
M & W Cross Country
November 1, 2013
Manhattan College, Bronx, NY
Field Hockey
November 8-9, 2013
Rider University, Lawrenceville, NJ
Women's Soccer
Oct.31-Nov. 4, 2013
Disney World Resorts, Lake Buena Vista, FL
Men's Soccer
November 15-17, 2013
Fairfield University, Fairfield, CT
Women’s Volleyball
November 23-24, 2013
Siena College, Loudonville, NY
W Indoor Track
February 21, 2014
Manhattan College, New York, NY
Men's Basketball Men’s Ice Hockey
Mass Mutual Center, Springfield MA st
Highest Seed Highest Seed Lake Placid, NY
Women's Basketball
1 Round – Q-Finals – Semis & Championship – Q-Finals Semis & Championship March 6-10, 2014
Acrobatics & Tumbling
April 24-26,2014
California
M & W Tennis
April 26-27, 2014
Mercer County Park, West Windsor, NJ
Women's Lacrosse
May 2-4, 2014
Canisius College, Buffalo, NY
Women’s Golf
April 25-27, 2014
Disney’s Palm Golf Course, FL
Men’s Lacrosse
May 2-4, 2014
Marist College, Poughkeepsie, NY
W Outdoor Track
May 4, 2014
Rider University, Lawrenceville, NJ
Softball
May 8-10, 2014
Fairfield University, Fairfield, CT
Baseball
May 22-25, 2014
TBA
Women’s Rugby
Dec. 7, 2013
TBA
Women’s Ice Hockey
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Highest Seed Highest Seed Mass Mutual Center, Springfield, MA
Coaches – In Season Travel & Overnight Teams are reminded that they can only leave campus the day before the contest when approved by the Senior Associate Athletic Director and Associate Athletic Director for Academics. Coaches – Missed Class Time – Home Contests All student-athletes are excused from classes for home contest provided that they properly inform their professors during the first week of the semester. This excused absence is from 90 minutes prior to the contest, the duration of the contest and 90 minutes after the contest. Coaches – Missed Class Time Departure for Away Contests NEC TEAMS School
Mile s
Ho urs p rio r to g ame Monda y Tue sda y
We dne sda y Thursda y
Frida y
Sa turda y
Sunda y
C entral C o nnec tic ut U nivers ity
2 5 4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
S ac red Heart U nivers ity
3 5 4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
F arleig h D ic kins o n U nivers ity
82
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
L o ng Is land U nivers ity
94
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
S t. F ranc is C o lleg e ( N Y )
94
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
W ag ner C o lleg e
10 6
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
B ryant C o lleg e
12 0
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
M o nmo uth U nivers ity
14 3
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
M t. S t. M ary's U nivers ity
3 17 3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
S t. F ranc is U nivers ity ( P A )
380
3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
R o b ert M o rris U nivers ity
4 70
3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
O the r non-le a gue te a m Y ale
10
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
UC ONN
55 4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
C o lumb ia
82
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
Ho ly C ro s s
89
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
U nivers ity o f R ho d e Is land
92
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
S to ny B ro o k
12 0
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
B o s to n C o lleg e
13 0
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
B o s to n U nivers ity
13 0
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
D artmo uth
18 0
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
B uc knell
263
3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
C o rnell U nivers ity
264
3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
C o lg ate U nivers ity
266
3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
N iag ara
443
3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
4 hrs
115 8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
ECAC Te a ms Y ale B ro wn U nivers ity
10
Harvard
12 6
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
P rinc eto n
13 8
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
R PI
14 7 8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
U nio n
156
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
D artmo uth
18 0
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
C o rnell
264
3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
C o lg ate
266
3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
C larks o n
3 55 3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
S t L awrenc e
3 59
3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M ** 3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
3 P M -‐ 6 P M **
** U P O N C O M P L E T I O N O F C L A S S E S D A Y P R I O R T O M A T C H
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Coaches – Spring Break on Campus All teams wishing to travel or remain on campus during spring break, must get approval from the Senior Associate Athletic Director prior to making any arrangements. Coaches - Spring Trip Travel The only teams that have been approved for Spring Trips are Baseball and Softball. These teams are not allowed to leave campus before the Thursday at noon prior to the Spring break. Coaches - Game Scheduling/Non-Traditional Season Non-traditional games must be submitted to the Senior Associate Athletic Director at least four months prior to the non-traditional season. The number of non-traditional games allowed is listed above. For non-traditional games played at home coaches are asked to have scoreboards on. It is unfair to spectators, parents and your sport to have games played and not have at least a score and time/inning on the scoreboards. Coaches - Field & Facility Scheduling All requests for scheduling of Games, Practices, Camps, Traditional & Non-Traditional Seasons must be made through the Senior Associate Athletic Director.
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Coaches – Athletics Website It is important that all staff particularly those who coach a team or supervise a department, see that the information on our site is up-to-date, accurate and correct. All Coaches and Program Directors are expected to check their schedules, rosters and bio pages regularly and report if there are any corrections, deletions, or additions to Sports Information.
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Official Athletic Marks & Logos All stationery, greeting cards, brochures, and business cards must be designed and printed by the Quinnipiac Office of Public Affairs. On these items will be used the athletics “Primary Logo�. No clothing can be purchased with out prior approval of the Budget Impact, the graphics and an approved Licensing Resource Group (LRG) vendor. All Requests for Logos, Marks and Color Separation sent to the Director of Publications and Design and the Director of Athletics.
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Conference Logos & Placement on Game Uniforms
When game uniforms are purchased or replaced, conference logos must be also placed on the game uniforms. SPORT Acrobatics & Tumbling Baseball Men's Basketball Women's Basketball
First Option Coach Discretion Left/Right sleeve Left/Right chest Left/Right chest
Second Option
Cross Country/Track Women's Field Hockey Women's Golf Men's Ice Hockey Women's Ice Hockey Men's Lacrosse Women's Lacrosse Women's Rugby Men's Soccer Women's Soccer Women's Softball Men's Tennis Women's Tennis
Left/Right Shoulder Left/Right sleeve Right chest Right chest Left/Right sleeve Left/Right sleeve Coach Discretion Left/Right Shoulder Left/Right Shoulder Left/Right Sleeve Left/Right sleeve Back Center
Golf bags and hats
Women's Volleyball
Upper Back Center
Lower Back Center
Third Option
Back Middle of hats Left/Right corner of shorts Left/Right corner of shorts Left/Right sleeve, Left/Right chest of warm ups for track
Left/Right chest Left/Right chest Front Left/Right Front Left/Right Back Middle of hats
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Back Center Back Center
Left/Right Sleeve for long sleeve uniforms
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Strength & Conditioning
Strength and Conditioning Mission Statement: The mission of the Quinnipiac Strength and Conditioning Department is to reduce the chance of injury, optimize each student-athlete’s physical potential, while fostering an educational atmosphere. Comprehensive strength and conditioning programs are designed and implemented by the Strength and Conditioning staff in a safe, driven, positive and disciplined environment. What is the Role of the Strength and Conditioning Staff? The Strength and Conditioning program is an integral part of a student-athlete’s collegiate experience. Not only is the staff responsible for physical training, but also to teach the student-athlete about developing a strong work ethic through physical and mental training. Training programs focus on the relevant parameters of performance for each sport. Most programs address flexibility, strength, movement skills, body composition and sport-specific conditioning. Regular individual and team performance assessments are conducted during the year to monitor progress. The Strength and Conditioning staff works closely with the Sports Medicine staff. When injuries occur, the two programs work closely to provide the best rehabilitation program possible. **The Director of Sports Medicine must clear all injured athletes before they are permitted to return to full participation. Strength and Conditioning Policies and Procedures **Sport coaches must demonstrate a commitment to the strength and conditioning programs policies. This will allow us to accommodate the needs of all committed teams more effectively Coaches must hold their student-athletes accountable for attendance. Absolutely no excuses (school work, friends in town, concert, etc.). Workout attendance must be given the same priority as practice attendance. Student-athletes must work out on their assigned days at their assigned times (unless prior arrangements have been made with the Strength and Conditioning staff). The strength and conditioning staff will work in conjunction with the Head Coach to decide to upon the training plan that will be implemented. The strength and conditioning staff will work in conjunction with the Head Coach to determine the training schedule and to schedule training times for facilities. The Head Coach must communicate with the strength and conditioning staff of any changes to schedules. If a team is unable to keep its commitment, the team will lose its strength and conditioning privileges. Strength and Conditioning Team Rules Student-athletes must be on time for team workouts Page 43
Student-athletes are required to fill out attendance book and workout sheets No non-prescribed workouts will be permitted unless decided upon by the strength and conditioning coach. You cannot do your own workout. Food and drink are not permitted; Except water in a plastic bottle No Gum allowed Quinnipiac issued athletic wear is required. Shorts, t-shirts (no cut-offs) and athletic shoes are mandatory. No Jewelry or headgear is permitted. Collars must be used when there is weight on the bar. Safety racks must be in place during squat movements. All weights must be racked after use; Equipment must be returned when finished. No dropping of weight plates or dumbbells. No sitting No horseplay A strength and conditioning coach must be present for any and all workouts in the strength and conditioning facility Respect the coach and facilities Work Hard! **In the event of a disciplinary problem, the Strength and Conditioning staff has the authority to eject an athlete from the facilities. Work Environment Student-athletes who use the varsity weight room must use their time productively. Workout sessions provide an opportunity to improve and should be taken seriously. It is important to arrive on time and train with a positive attitude. At the same time, it is hoped that all student-athletes will feel comfortable in the training environment provided and that workouts will be enjoyable. Safety Safety in the weight room requires that student-athletes follow the rules that have been established. Additionally, student-athletes must always be aware of people around them when performing any exercise. The weight room is a place where athletes have the opportunity to become stronger and more injury resistant. Injuries should not occur here! If an injury should occur during weight training, the Strength and Conditioning staff must be notified. An Athletic Trainer will then be called to evaluate the injury and provide the appropriate treatment. Equipment Room The Assistant Athletic Director for Equipment Services and all head coaches are responsible for the purchase (w/approval), inventory, distribution, collection, and maintenance of all uniforms and equipment. Coaches that have cages on the Mt. Carmel Campus are responsible for their assigned storage area. The main Equipment Room is located in the TD Bank Sports Center on the York Hill Campus. Home & Visiting Locker Rooms All lockers and locks are issued and recorded by the Associate Director of Operations. Teams that need locker rooms for visitors and officials must notify the Associate Director of Operations.
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Work-Study Program All work study requests should be given to Associate Director of Operations. Supervisors (Staff & Coaches) are responsible to ensure that each student works and is paid for the exact number of hours assigned. Coaches may work with Assistant Director of Equipment to hire work-study student managers. Most students are awarded money at an approved hourly rate. Work-study employees are not allowed to work over 20 hours a week. No student athletes can be managers. Managers Coaches may allocate funds from their scholarship budgets for team managers. Allocations of scholarship funds for managers are as follows: Years 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year
Scholarship $0.00 $1,000 $2,000 $3,000 $5,000
Coaches must submit a scholarship request. Managers who receive scholarship aid, may not also receive work-study funds for the same job. All requests must be complete and approved prior to the first game.
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2013 Summer Camps (tentative)
2014 Dates June 23-27, 2014 June 23-27, 2014 June 26, 2014 June 29 - July 3, 2014 July 8,10,15,17,22,24 2014 July 7-11, 2014 July 14 -18, 2014 July 14 -18, 2014 July 17, 2014 July 21-25, 2014 July 21-25, 2014 July 21-25, 2014 July 30, 2014 July 28 - August 1, 2014 July 28 - August 1, 2014 August 4 - August 8, 2014 July 29 - 31, 2014 July 28, 2014 August 4-8, 2014 August 7-8, 2014 August 11-15, 2014
QUINNIPIAC DAY CAMP Basketball I Boys' Baseball Girl's Lacrosse Clinic Basketball II Boy's Lacrosse Summer Series Clinic All Sports & Academic Camp All Sports & Academic Camp ll Girls Lacrosse Youth Skills Camp Girl's Lacrosse Clinic Girl's Ice Hockey Camp* Acrobatics & Tumbling Camp Girl's Volleyball Camp Girl's Lacrosse Clinic Boy's & Girl's Ice Hockey Goalie Camp* Girl's Basketball I Girl's Basketball II Field Hockey Camp Boy's Soccer Clinic Boy's & Girl's Ice Hockey I* Girl's Soccer Clinic Boy's & Girl's Ice Hockey II*
Time of Camp 9am - 4pm 9am - 4pm 3:30pm - 7pm 9am - 4pm 5:30pm - 8pm 9am - 4pm 9am - 4pm 9am -12pm 3:30pm - 7pm 9am - 4pm 9am - 4pm 9am - 4pm 3:30pm - 7pm 9am-4pm 9am - 4pm 9am - 4pm 9am - 4pm 3:30pm - 7pm 9am - 4pm 9am - 4pm 9am-4pm
Dates: Must be approved by the Senior Associate Athletic Director. Cancellation Fee: In the event that a camp is cancelled after June 1st, there is $250 Cancellation Fee Vacation: Full-time staff hosting summer camps must take vacation time while hosting camps Fees: Each camp will be charged $5 per camper per day for camps and clinics. Insurance: Insurance must be acquired through the college insurance carrier. License: Each Camp Director will be required to obtain a Camp License through the State of Connecticut Department of Public Health. Approximate cost is $325. NCAA Camp Regulations: All Camps must be compliant with NCAA Policies and approved by the Compliance Office. Brochure: the Assistant Athletic Director/Compliance must approve all brochures. T-Shirts: the Director of Athletics & Recreation must approve T-Shirt logo and design. Staff: All staff is the responsibility of the Camp Director Concessions: Camp Directors may sell concessions to campers. The selling of food at camps is subject to strict State Guidelines. Medical Coverage: Appropriate Medical Coverage (per CT state regulations) is required for all camps and clinics. Advertising/Marketing: Camp Director responsible for all off-campus advertising (newspapers etc.) Payroll: Payroll requisitions for camp staff must be complete, signed by appropriate staff and given to the Coordinator for Financial Services. All camp staff is expected to complete all appropriate payroll forms (i.e. W-9). Camp staff payroll checks will not be available at the end of the camp.
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Offices, Locker Room and Storage Room # AC106 AC121 AC124 AC122 AC131 AC131 AC133 AC134 AC135 AC136 AC140 AC141 AC142 AC143 AC144 AC200 AC201 AC202 AC203 AC204 AC205 AC207 A AC207 B AC213 AC216 AC217 AC218 AC219 AC220 AC221 AC222 AC226 AC229 AC233 AC235 AC236 AC237 AC238 AC239 AC240 AC241 AC242 AC243 AC244 AC245
QU Staff (Current) Andrew Castagnola Michelle Reed Physical Education Mike Medina Scott Walker Fitness Center Treatment Room Jenifer Mead/ Adam Pallone Cate Ellis/ Lindsay Boots Ernie Hallbach Computer Lab Rehabilitation Medical Room Equipment Room Classroom/Lab Connie Mancini Billy Mecca Tracey Flynn Jack McDonald Lyneene Richardson Robert Tipson Studio Studio Becky Carlson Conference Room Nicole Kurker-Stwart Kristopher Czaplinski Andrea Hogan Mohammed Bey John O'Connor Mark Tortora
AC100 AC105 AC108 AC109 AC110 AC111 AC112 AC113 AC114 AC114 AC123 AC209 AC210 AC211 AC212 AC212-A
Women's Soccer (Fall)/ Softball (Spring) Women's Volleyball Men's Coaches Locker Men's Public Locker Men's Public Locker Men's Soccer Men's Public Locker Men's Lacrosse Team Baseball Team Men's Locker Room Women's Rugby Women's Coaches Locker Room Women's Public Locker Room Softball (Fall)/ W Soccer (Spring) Women's Lacrosse Women's Field Hockey
AAB 110 AAB 115 AAH 110 AAH 120
Men's Basketball Womens Basketball Men's Ice Hockey Women's Ice Hockey
AC125 AC125-1 AC125-2 AC125-3 AC125-4 AC125-5 AC125-6 AC125-7
Laundry Room Storage Cage 1 Storage Cage 2 Storage Cage 3 Storage Cage 4 Storage Cage 5 Storage Cage 6 Storage Cage 7
AC126
Team Storage-Equipment
Ken Sweeten/ Anthony Distasio Athletics Conference Room Joanne Vignola Danie Caro Mike Quitko Dave Clarke Dan Gooley Becca Kohli Eric Fekete Eric Da Costa Mary Ann Powers Carolyn Martin
Athletics & Recreation Center Title Associate Athletic Director for Operations Assistant Athletic Director/Academic Coordinator Linda Wooster Associate Athletic Director - Intramurals Fitness Coordinator Athletic Training Room Associate/ Assistant Athletic Trainer Assistant Athletic Trainer Associate Athletic Director -Athletic Training Athletic Training Room Athletic Training Room Athletic Training Room Athletic Training Room Athletic Training Room Athletic Secretary Senior Associate Athletic Director Associate Athletic Director/SWA Director of Athletics & Recreation Associate A.D./Academic Support Assistant Athletic Director / Compliance Head Women's Rugby Coach Conference Room Ast. Director of International Education Head Women's Volleyball Coach Multicultural Affairs irector for Multicultural Education Head Women's Golf Coach Assistant Director for Abroad Programs Physical Education Sports Information Athletic Secretary Head Women's Lacrosse Coach Head Men's & Women's Tennis Coach Head Women's Soccer Coach Head Baseball Coach Head Women's Field Hockey Coach Head Men's Lacrosse Coach Head Men's Soccer Coach Head Acrobatics & Tumbling Coach Men's and Women's Cross Country Coach/ Wonen's Indoor and Outdoor Track Head Women's Softball Coach Athletics & Recreation Center Locker Room
TD Bank Sports Center Locker Room
Athletics & Recreation Center Equipment Storage Laundry Soap Laundry Storage Women's Golf Women's Golf Athletic Towels Intramurals Operations
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AC126-1 AC126-2 AC126-3 AC126-4 AC126-5 AC126-6 AC126-7 AC126-8 AC126-9 AC126-10 AC126-11
Field Hockey Lyneene Richardson Volleyball Tracey Flynn Acrobatics and Tumbling Men's Soccer Training Equipment Women's Lacrosse Men's Lacrosse Track/ CC Women's Soccer
AC149A AC149A-1 AC149A-2 AC149B AC149B-1 AC149B-2
Rec Center North Tennis Softball Rec Center North Baseball NCAA Compliance Office Paperwork
AC146 AC146-1 AC146-2 AC146-3 AC146-4 AC146-5 AC146-6
Rec Center South Recreation/ Intramurals Intramurals Operations PE Rugby Physical Education (Ed O’Connor)
Room # AAB 210 AAB 211 AAB 212 AAB 213 AAB 214 AAB 214-1 AAB 215 AAB 215-1 AAB 216 AAB 217 AAB 218 AAH 210 AAH 211 AAH 212 AAH 213 AAH 214 AAH 215 AAH 216 AAH 107 AAL 115 AAL 125 AAL 125C AAL 125D AAL 125E AAL 125F AAL 125B AAL 140B AAL 125G AAL 125H AAL 137 AAL 200 AAL 200 AAL 200 AAL 201 AAL 210 AAL 211 AAL 213
QU Staff Lori Landino Mountain MacGillivray Tricia Fabbri Tom Moore Marie Warner Kevin Sokolski Sean Doherty Michael Papale Eric Eaton Danielle Wexler Scott Burrell Lorraine Onofrio Cassie Turner Rick Seeley Rand Pecknold Paul Nemetz-Carlson Bill Riga Reid Cashman Scoreboard room James Schilkowski Athletic Training Room Cemi Abreu Becky Mella Brian Fairbrother GA for athletic training work station Doctor's Office Brijesh Patel Storage Closet Hydro Therapy Alyssa Budkofsky Ticketing Office David Caprio Matt Calcagni Open Beth Griswold Jack McDonald Eric Gurgrich
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Tami Reilly
TD Bank Sports Center Title Basketball Secretary Assistant Women's Basketball Coach Head Women's Basketball Coach Head Men's Basketball Coach Assistant Women's Basketball Coach Director of Women's Basketball Operations Assistant Men's Basketball Coach Director of Men's Basketball Operations Assistant Men's Basketball Coach Assistant Women's Basketball Coach Assistant Men's Basketball Coach Hockey Secretary Assistant Women's Ice Hockey Coach Head Women's Ice Hockey Coach Head Men's Ice Hockey Coach Assistant Women's Ice Hockey Coach Assistant Men's Ice Hockey Coach Assistant Men's Ice Hockey Coach Assistant Athletic Director for Equipment Assistant Athletic Trainer Assistant Athletic Trainer Assistant Athletic Trainer Assistant Athletic Trainer Athletic Training Head Strength And Conditioning Coach Assistat Athletic Director - Men's Basketball Academic Support Group Ticket Sales and Promotions Manager Athletic Promotions and Ticketing Director of Athletic Promotions and Ticketing Director of Athletics & Recreation Executive Director of TD Bank Sports Center Rocky Top Student Center Associate Athletic Director
All Head Coaches and Program Supervisors are responsible for the storage of their equipment and proper care of their storage area. Students are not to be given access to the storage areas.
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Development & Fund-Raising All fund-raising efforts to benefit Quinnipiac University athletics will be coordinated through the Office of Development and Alumni Affairs. The Vice President for Development and Alumni Affairs will oversee all fund-raising activities, events and projects. Coaches will be encouraged to play an active role in generating outside support for the athletic programs. Approval from the Vice President for Development and Alumni Affairs must be granted before an individual or company can be approached for a contribution to athletics and before any fund-raising materials or requests are mailed. Please contact the Office of Development and Alumni Affairs with any questions or proposals for athletic development initiatives. Awards-Individual Team Dinners Dates, sites and invitations for individual team dinner/awards events must be pre-approved by the Director of Athletics and the Senior Associate Director of Athletics. Printed invitations must be proofed and approved by the Quinnipiac University Office of Public Affairs. No Quinnipiac University operating budgets will be used for individual team awards dinners and events. These events must be self-supporting and marketed as Department of Athletics & Recreation events with all checks made payable to Quinnipiac University. Any awards presented at a team banquet must be the same as what will be given at the Annual Athletic Awards event. This includes: MVP and Scholar-Athlete. Awards - Seniors Seniors will receive one commemorative plaque. This plaque will be presented at the team’s Senior Day ceremonies. The Head Coach must notify all administrators (& parents) of the Senior Day ceremonies. The Head Coach & staff are also responsible for the plaque to be prepared and any other Senior Day items that will be displayed and/or distributed (flowers, balloons etc.). This award should be given to those athletes who have exhausted their eligibility as a studentathlete. Any awards presented at a team banquet must be the same as what will be given at the Annual Athletic Awards event. This includes: MVP and Scholar-Athlete. Awards - Annual Academics & Athletics Recognition Event All Coaches are required to attend the Annual Academics and Athletics Awards Recognition. This event is usually held late in April or early May each year. 2013 Academics and Athletics Awards Recognition Date is Tuesday, April 30, at 5 PM at the TD Bank Sports Center.
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Awards - Senior Male and Female Scholar-Athlete
This award is presented at the Annual Quinnipiac University Senior Awards Ceremony held in April. Nominated by the Head Coach and Voted on by the Athletic Director, Associate and Assistant Directors. This award is presented to a the senior letter-winners who have given extra effort for the athletic department, has shown strength of character and high academic average, and was a valuable member of his/her team. Awards - Scholar-Athletes Each year, at the Academics and Athletics Awards Recognition program these awards are presented to eight student-athletes who, at the end of the academic year, have earned the highest Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) in their class. Two individuals (one male and one female) are selected from the freshman, sophomore, junior and senior classes. GPAs are compiled with the help of student services, coaches and the Registrars Office. Each year, at the Academics and Athletics Awards Recognition program, the University will also recognize all student-athletes who after two semesters have earned a GPA of 3.2 or higher. These scholar-athletes are recognized by college of enrollment as accompanied by their Deans.
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Awards – Team/Program Most Valuable Players
Team MVP’s are selected by each team’s players and/or coaches and are presented at the Academics and Athletic Awards Recognition. There will be no team co-MVPs and no team is allowed to have an MVP at a team dinner and a different MVP at the Academics and Athletic Awards Recognition. Awards – QU Male and Female Athlete of the Year
Criteria for selection of Athlete of the Year is as follows: Quinnipiac University Athletic Statistics for the academic year Weekly and Monthly Honors during the academic year Team Leadership Attributes in Athletics (Captain, MAAC/ECAC Representative, NCAA etc.) Conference Recognition Regional Recognition National Recognition Academic Qualifications and Awards Community Service (Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, Volunteer Work, etc.). AOY candidates are those named by their coach as the team MVP AOY is selected by the Director of Athletics, Associate and Assistant Directors.
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Awards - Athlete of the Month Nominated by the Head and/or Assistant Coach at Weekly Staff Meetings. There will be no cowinners. First vote, all staff vote if there is no a clear winner, then just the head coaches vote (one vote per person). Athlete will receive a certificate and a press release will be sent to the media and to the QUSportsNet. Awards - Conference Awards Northeast Conference Fall, Winter, and Spring Academic Honor Roll Student-athletes must have earned a minimum of 60 semester hours, maintained a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 3.25 and have participated with distinction as a member of a varsity team in a minimum of 75 percent of the institution’s contests. Awards – MAAC & ECAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year (for each sport) Quinnipiac University may nominate one student-athlete per team to the conference office who has achieved both in the classroom and outside of the classroom. The NEC & ECAC then selects one Scholar-Athlete of the Year per sport based on submission from each NEC school. Awards – Academic Honor Roll To be eligible, a student-athlete must have a minimum GPA of 3.2, must be in his second year of athletic eligibility not academic eligibility and the GPA must be based on cumulative grades.
Administration - Sports Information The publicity and marketing of our student-athletes begins with each staff member. It is important that all staff respond to the needs and adhere to Public Relations guidelines. 1. Always inform the SID when you or any one on your team or staff are contacted by the media. 2. Please respond to all requests from the SID and his/her staff in a timely manner. 3. All roster changes, must be approved by the Compliance Coordinator prior to being published in any press release, media guide or game program. 4. All staff changes must be approved by the Director of Athletics prior to being published in any press release, media guide or game program. 5. When players, coaches and/or the team are being photographed, it is critical that all are wearing Quinnipiac clothing.. Athletic Training - Emergency Protocol for all Staff Medical Emergencies (unconscious, profuse bleeding etc.): 1. Call 111 on Campus; On Campus phone or cell call 203-582-6200 2. Contact Athletic Trainer(s) (if Student-Athlete/Coach/Staff) 3. Call Director of Athletics and/or Associate Director 4. Contact parent(s) after consultation with Director of Athletics Non-Emergency Situations: Call Student Health Center at x8545 Page 52
Emergency Action Plans All Athletics and Recreation staff should be aware of Quinnipiac Emergency Action Plans and also promote these plans to all students, parents and fans. Quinnipiac’s Emergency Preparedness Procedures are posted on the Quinnipiac Web-site.
Athletic Training - Bloodborne Pathogen Training (BPT) Each Head and Assistant Coach must take a BPT training session in addition to either signing a release waiver or to take a series of hepatitis B vaccinations provided by Quinnipiac University. Location of BP Brochures and Pamphlets on Campus Disposal of BP waste for Intramurals
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Athletic Training - Sports Medicine Policies and Procedures The Athletic Training room is open to all student-athletes during the following hours: Monday through Friday: Mornings: by appointment only Afternoons: 12:00 - 6:00 PM 1. No student-athlete may participate in any athletic activity until all of the following have been completed in full: Preseason Physical Examination, Medical History Questionnaire, StudentAthlete Information Sheet and Acceptance of Risk/Liability Waiver. 2. All student-athletes are required to have their own private medical insurance or be covered by the Quinnipiac University student insurance policy 3. The cost of medical care for any injury sustained, by a student-athlete, during an athletic season, is the responsibility of the student-athlete’s personal medical insurance. Quinnipiac University’s athletic insurance policy is only to be used as a secondary policy to help cover costs, which are not picked up, by the athlete’s policy. Quinnipiac University’s athletic secondary insurance policy is in no way meant to serve as primary insurance, nor will it be used in that capacity. Personal family deductibles will not be covered by the secondary insurance policy 4. Treatments are to be performed by Quinnipiac Sports Medicine Staff and assigned personnel ONLY! 5. Student-athletes are not permitted in the Training Room without the presence of a staff athletic trainer. 6. NO cleats are to be worn in the Athletic Training Room. 7. NO food or drink is permitted in the Athletic Training Room. 8. Please keep bags and other equipment outside of the Athletic Training Room. 9. Student-athletes are not to remove anything from the Athletic Training Room, unless instructed to do so by a staff athletics trainer. 10. PLEASE be on time for daily treatments. 11. In-season sports will take precedence over sports that are not in season. HOWEVER, an athlete that reports late for treatment will not be pushed ahead of a student-athlete who has already been waiting. NO EXCEPTIONS! 12. The sports medicine staff will not take responsibility for student-athletes that are late to practices or games. 13. Any student-athlete that does not report for a scheduled treatment session will be reported to their respective coaches. 14. Please wear appropriate attire for treatment and rehabilitation (shorts, tank tops, etc.). 15. Student-athletes will not be seen by the team physician on campus unless instructed to do so by a staff/GA Certified Athletic Trainer. 16. Any student-athlete who reports to the physician without prior knowledge of a staff ATC decreases the efficiency of the medical care 17. NO tape will be given to student-athletes for equipment such as shin guards, sticks, etc. 18. Tape for equipment should be taken from the scrap tape box, located at the entrance of the Athletic Training Room. 19. Please return all wraps, crutches, splints, braces, etc. to the Athletic Training Room when you are finished with them. 20. Notify a staff athletic trainer if any of the equipment issued is lost or damaged so replacements can be made. 21. All student-athletes must abide by NCAA substance regulations. 22. A copy of the NCAA banned substance list is located in the Athletic Training Room and can be viewed by any student-athlete wishing to do so. 23. Disruptive and disrespectful behavior will NOT be tolerated. 24. Any student-athlete that does not abide by the above policies and procedures, will be subject to disciplinary actions as set forth by the student-athlete handbook and or as determined by the athletes coaching staff and athletic training staff. Page 54
Policy on Insurance Coverage for Student-Athletes •
INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL FULL-TIME QUINNIPIAC UNIVERISTY STUDENTS Quinnipiac University REQUIRES all students to have a personal medical insurance policy. All students are required to go login to the website www.gallagherkoster.com/schools/quinnipiac/and complete all information.
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If a student does not have a personal medical insurance policy, the student will have the opportunity to enroll in the United Health Care insurance program at www.gallagherkoster.com/schools/quinnipiac/. The cost of the policy, $1,350, will automatically be added to the student’s Quinnipiac school bill.
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The United Health Care Group insurance program meets the requirement for student-athletes who must purchase their own personal medical insurance policy.
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A student-athlete’s personal medical insurance policy must be valid prior to the day the student-athlete begins participating in any required athletically-related activities (e.g. practice, strength and conditioning activities, captains’ practices, etc.). The medical insurance policy must cover any claims made while attending school in Connecticut and practicing and competing as a student-athlete.
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Student-athletes are required to maintain their personal medical insurance policy throughout the academic year as well as any time a team’s season extends beyond the academic year. A student-athlete is required to immediately inform the Sports Medicine staff of any change in their personal, medical insurance coverage. Failure to do so could result in the student-athlete being financially responsible for costs incurred as a result of an athletically related injury.
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A student-athlete’s personal medical insurance policy is required to cover activities and injuries relating to intercollegiate athletics participation. If the personal medical insurance policy does not cover activities and injuries related to intercollegiate athletics participation, the student-athlete is required to obtain another policy that will cover such activities.
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Any injury sustained while participating in intercollegiate athletics will first be the responsibility of the student-athlete’s personal medical insurance policy. The university will only cover actual expenses related to the claim and will not reimburse for initial individual plan deductibles.
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Quinnipiac University has a medical insurance policy which serves as a secondary medical insurance policy for its’ student-athletes. This insurance policy will help with costs not covered by the studentathlete’s primary medical insurance policy. This secondary insurance is not a substitute for a student-athlete having coverage from primary, personal medical insurance coverage Quinnipiac University’s secondary insurance policy coverage will only be valid to help cover costs due to injuries directly caused by participation in intercollegiate athletics. Sickness and/or injury that occur in the dorm are examples of incidents that would not be covered by the University’s secondary policy.
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NCAA rules prohibit colleges and universities from paying any medical costs for an injury or illness not directly caused by participation in intercollegiate athletics. It is for this reason student-athletes are required to have their own personal medical insurance coverage. Quinnipiac University strongly recommends student-athletes contact their current medical insurance carrier to verify that their policy will cover non-emergency athletic injuries and general illness while attending a college in the state of Connecticut.
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A student-athlete who seeks consultations outside the Quinnipiac Department of Athletics team physician, without prior communication with the Quinnipiac Athletic Training Department, will do so at their own expense. Quinnipiac will not pay for any subsequent medical visits that are sought by the student-athlete.
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A few student-athletes who do not have primary medical insurance coverage may qualify to have the Department of Athletics purchase insurance on their behalf, in accordance with NCAA rules. If you indicated below that you do not have a primary medical insurance policy which would cover you for your participation in intercollegiate athletics while attending school in Connecticut please read the next page of this document
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All secondary insurance claims and related paperwork should be directed to Athletic Training; GMATH; ATTN: Athletic Training; 275 Mount Carmel Ave; Hamden, CT 06518; or at 203-582-8408.
If a student-athlete meets the following criteria, the Department of Athletics will consider purchasing a medical insurance policy on your behalf. • • • • •
Must be in good standing with his/her team. (Head Coach confirms) Must be awarded athletics scholarship for the current year. (Compliance Office confirms) Must be a Pell Grant recipient (awarded to domestic students only) or is an international student-athlete. (Compliance Office confirms) Must be in good academic standing (Athletic – Academic Support Office confirms)
A student-athlete and his/her parent or legal guardian must know that if the Department of Athletics approves the purchase of a Gallagher/Koster Group insurance policy, this coverage is only for the injures and treatment of the injures sustained while participating in any required athletically-related activities (e.g. practice, strength and conditioning activities, captains’ practices, etc.) while attending Quinnipiac University. Costs associated with a sickness and/or an injury that occurs in the dorm are examples of incidents, if not covered by the purchased Gallagher/Koster Insurance, are the responsibility of the studentathlete and his or her family. I, (print name) ______________________________________, wish to be considered for the purchase of a medical insurance policy on my behalf so that I may participate in intercollegiate athletics. I understand that if the policy is purchased for me, it is intended to only cover the injures and treatment of the injuries sustained while participating in any required athletically related activities (e.g. practice, strength and conditioning activities, captains’ practices) while attending Quinnipiac University. Signature of Student-Athlete _________________________________________ Date ________ Name of Parent or Legal Guardian _____________________________________ Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian ________________________________ Date ________ Student – Athlete please return this document to the Sports Medicine Office for further processing. Head Coach’s Confirmation Signature _________________________________Date ________ Compliance Office Confirmation Signature ______________________________Date ________ Athletic – Academic Support Confirmation Signature _____________________Date ________ Director of Athletics and Recreation Approves Denies Purchase ____Date ________
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Student-Athlete - Academic Policies & Support (from Student-Athlete Handbook)
The primary goals of the Academic Support Office are to assist student-athletes in their efforts to complete their degree requirements and develop the skills necessary to be successful in their future endeavors. Programs and services include: Power Hours program: monitored study sessions The Higher Learning Program: one-on-one academic coaching sessions Positive Play course for freshmen Referrals to The Learning Center for tutorial services Academic Enhancement Room The Academic Equipment Loan Program Student-Athlete - Class Absence Policy Class attendance is a student-athlete’s first priority. Quinnipiac University adheres to the NCAA rules that prohibit student-athletes from missing class due to conflicts with a team’s practice. NCAA rules do permit student-athletes to miss class to participate in a home or away contest. During the season of competition, it is likely that class absences will occur. Every attempt is made to keep missed classes to a minimum. Nevertheless, it is Quinnipiac academic policy that should a class or test be missed for in-season athletic competition, the student be given the chance to make up the work provided he/she notifies the professor in advance and makes appropriate arrangements. It is the student-athlete’s responsibility to communicate with their professors PRIOR to a class being missed. Student-athletes are expected to personally deliver the missed class form letter signed by Associate Athletic Director for Academics and the Faculty Representative to each professor at the beginning of the semester. The student-athlete’s head coach will provide their team members with the letter detailing departure times of travel dates associated with away games and any home competition conflicts. Arrangements for make-up exams and quizzes MUST be handled before traveling to an athletic event, not after returning from the trip. In the event that an affiliated Conference or NCAA Championship occurs during final exam time, the student-athlete is required to contact the appropriate faculty member at least two weeks before the scheduled examination or when the conflict is recognized. The purpose of this meeting is to discuss rescheduling the exam. It is the student-athlete’s responsibility to ensure that he/she does not schedule a class that will regularly conflict with practice times or frequent travel days. It is important for each student-athlete to meet with his or her instructors as early in the semester as possible in order to assess whether your missed class time will be a problem. If a problem does arise with any of these situations, contact the NCAA Faculty Athletics Representative (FAR) at 203-582-8324. Student-athletes may jeopardize their participation in the Quinnipiac University athletic program by failing to comply with the above procedures.
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Student-Athlete - Book Scholarship Policy All student-athletes that are receiving book awards must first meet with The Associate Athletic Director for Academic Support, to receive a Permission for Book Purchase Form (this form will be available the first day of classes). 1. The form signed by the Associate Athletic Director, with current class schedule attached, will then go to the bookstore. Only required books may be purchased with this form. Purchase of optional study guides is the responsibility of the student-athlete. 2. Books may be purchased during the first two weeks of class. Books must be returned to the Associate Athletic Director for Academics by the last day of finals. Student-athletes that fail to return their textbooks at the end of each semester forfeit their opportunity to receive a book award for the following semester. Student-Athlete - Community Relations Quinnipiac’s "Positive Play" program includes an enthusiastic commitment to community relations. You and your team will be asked to be part of special community events including the Freshman Move-In Day, Reading to Children, as well as many team and individual programs for the youth, senior citizens, sick and others in our community. Student-Athlete - Advisory Committee (SAAC) During the 2012-2013 year, two representatives from each team will be nominated to be a part of SAAC which will meet with the Associate Athletic Director for Compliance & Student Services once a month to discuss important issues regarding your teams and programs. Student-Athlete – Counseling 1. Academic: The Academic Support Staff acts as unofficial academic advisors for all studentathletes. The academic staff within the program cannot sign course cards, drop/add slips, or section change slips. Those procedures must be administered by the various academic divisions through official academic advisors. The Academic Support Staff may assist students in the scheduling of courses and with their degree plans to ensure compliance with satisfactory progress rules, as well as advancement toward graduation. a. Class Withdrawal The NCAA requires that all student-athletes maintain fulltime enrollment of 12 credits per semester in order to practice and compete. All student-athletes must meet with the Director of Academic Support to complete an Athletic Class Withdrawal Form. At this time, the Director will discuss possible eligibility ramifications from dropping a course. This form must accompany the University’s required Course Withdrawal Form, which the student submits, to the Registrar’s office. Personal−Referral: The Academic Support Staff members are available to assist with a studentathlete's non-academic problems. Any student-athlete experiencing difficulties beyond the expertise of the department staff will be referred to more appropriate campus or outside resources. Student-Athlete – Academic Assistance 1. Power Hours Page 58
a. Power Hours is the term associated with monitored study sessions. The Academic Enhancement Room is available in the Athletic Center with posted schedule, and Buford Library is also utilized for study session purposes. b. Requirement to attend is based on cumulative GPA. 2. Higher Learning a. Students that earn below a 2.2 cumulative GPA are required to meet with the Academic Support Staff on an individualized basis. b. Higher Learning sessions will focus on specific learning strategies and encourage academic accountability. 2. Tutoring a. Student-athlete's having difficulty in a course or courses should always attempt to seek help first from the instructor or the professor. Tutoring is offered through The Learning Center to supplement regular class instruction and to enrich the quality of study sessions in an effort to increase comprehension and learning on the part of the student-athlete. Double Power Hours are awarded to students using the tutoring services offered at The Learning Center. b. Referral Services--Resources: The Academic Support Staff may informally refer student-athletes to the Learning Center for tutoring or Learning Skills Seminars. Student-Athlete - Summer School/Independent Study/Post-Eligibility 1. Financial Aid: Limited financial assistance is available to Basketball and Ice Hockey student-athletes for summer school, independent study, and/or intercession classes. Student-athletes must obtain and complete an application from the Director of Academic Support. Each head coach then recommends whether financial aid should be awarded. Final approval is at the discretion of the Director of Athletics. 2. Application for Post-Eligibility Funding: Any student-athlete on athletic scholarship who has exhausted his or her eligibility, but has not yet graduated may apply for post-eligibility funding. Student-athletes will be required to assist their sport program or other requested Department of Athletics & Recreation program as reasonably requested as a criterion for funding. Applications are available from the Director of Academic Support--student-Athlete – Quinnipiac Policies.
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Student-Athlete - Discipline Policy The Quinnipiac University Student-Athlete Awareness Program known as "Positive Play� stipulates an acceptable code of behavior by our student-athletes. Any student-athlete involved in an unacceptable incident (on or off campus) that has been documented by campus, city, or state police, game officials, or University personnel, may expect immediate disciplinary action (game suspension) by the Department of Athletics and Recreation. Violations that Warrant Suspension: Alcohol: Consumption of alcohol by any student-athlete under the age of 21 is ILLEGAL and will result in disciplinary action (i.e., game(s) suspension). Consumption of alcohol at any QU athletic event is prohibited. Drugs: Use of drugs (street drugs or performance enhancing) by any student-athlete is ILLEGAL and will result in disciplinary action (i.e., game(s) suspension). Gambling: The NCAA manual states that any staff member of the athletics department of a member institution or student-athlete “shall not knowingly: (a) provide information to individuals involved in organized gambling activities concerning intercollegiate athletics competition; (b) solicit a bet on any intercollegiate team; (c) accept a bet on any team representing the institution; or (d) participate in any gambling activity that involves intercollegiate athletics through a bookmaker, a parlay card and for student-athletes, professional or any other method employed by organized gambling.� Furthermore, any prospective or enrolled student-athlete found in violation of this NCAA rule shall not be eligible for intercollegiate athletics unless an appeal to the NCAA Eligibility Committee is granted. Additionally: Any of the following activities may render a student-athlete ineligible or result in severe disciplinary action for a coach or athletics department administrator: 1. Providing any information (e.g., reports concerning team morale, game plans and injuries of team members to any individual who could assist anyone involved in organized gambling activities); 2. Make a bet on any intercollegiate athletics contest; 3. Accepting a bet or bribe on, or agreeing to throw, fix or illegally influence the outcome of any intercollegiate athletics contest; 4. Failing to report any bribe or offer, or any knowledge of any attempt to throw or fix a game or to influence illegally its outcome; or 5. Participating through a bookmaker in any gambling activity (e.g., betting on a parlay card involving intercollegiate athletics). Harassment: You are part of a community that supports individual integrity and celebrates community diversity. Quinnipiac University does not condone harassment directed toward anyone in our community including our visitors, opponents and others. This includes behavior that denigrates others because of race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, physical or mental disabilities. Harassment also includes the use of profanity towards anyone particularly: security staff, residential life staff, intramural staff and any member of the athletic staff. Tobacco: The use of chewing tobacco by a student-athlete or coach is an NCAA violation and will result in immediate suspension. Hazing: Hazing is a violation of State Law and is defined as any action on or off campus intended to create mental or physical discomfort, embarrassment, ridicule, shaving, haircutting, excessive eating or drinking and/or any other action that is demanded of team members as initiation or team ritual. Game Conduct: Student-athletes who exhibit poor sportsmanship and those who receive excessive personal fouls can expect penalties in addition to those in the NCAA rulebook. Violation of QU Student Handbook Policies: Any student-athlete found in violation of the Quinnipiac Student Handbook by Student Affairs will receive additional disciplinary actions by the Athletic Department.
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Student-Athlete – Survey Sport: ____________________________________ Date of Evaluation: ____/____/____ Your name (OPTIONAL): ______________________________________________________________________________ Thank you for taking the time to complete this Student-Athlete Survey regarding your experiences as a student-athlete (s/a) at Quinnipiac. Your responses will be CONFIDENTIAL. Using the following scale, please rate your experiences for your most recent competitive season. Please return this survey to our NCAA Faculty Athletics Representative, Sean Duffy. RATING: Outstanding (5) Exemplary performance in all areas. Exceeds Expectations (4) Surpasses the standards and performance expectations in many important areas. Meets Expectations (3) Good performance. Consistently meets standards and performance expectations in important areas. Below Expectations* (2) Performance does not meet expectations in some important areas; below expected levels. Improvement needed. Unsatisfactory* (1) Performance falls below expectations in many areas. Substantial improvement critical. *Please provide a brief explanation for ratings of Unsatisfactory or Below Expectations in the “Comments” section. Outstandin g 5
Exceeds Expectations
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STRENGTH & CONDITIONING (S & C) 1. Availability of weight room and staff. 2. Utilization of safe, effective and current training techniques 3. Condition of facilities. 4. Instruction and supervision of athletes in weight room. 5. Development of off-season programs with clear individual goals. SPORTSMEDICINE 6. Availability of sports medicine facility 7. Level of care received from institutional physicians and SM staff. 8. Level of coverage at inseason practices and competition. 9. Level of care received from sports medicine staff regarding athletically related issues. 10. Communication of available services to student-athletes. ACADEMIC SERVICES AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT UNIT 11. Conduct of program by individual coach fostered academic atmosphere. 12. Quality of information contained in student-athlete Page 61
Below Expectations *Please provide comments 2
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handbook. Accessibility of academic support staff for studentathletes. Adequacy of power hours Level of support from academic services staff. Accuracy of information received from academic support staff. Commitment of institution to minimize the number of classes missed for competition/travel during season
COACHING 18. Quality/Organization of Practice
19. Quality of personal experience with team transportation 20. Level of coaches’ support of personal development of student-athletes beyond athletics. 21. Level of commitment displayed by coaching staff to adhere to NCAA, conference and institutional rules. 22. Level of sport knowledge of head coach. 23. Level of sport knowledge of assistant coach(es). ADMINISTRATION 24. Availability of athletic administrative staff for assistance 25. Overall conduct of administrative staff regarding student-athletes 26. Involvement of institutional Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) in institutional operations 27. Awareness of faculty athletics representative designee and his/her role in administration of athletics department. 28. Adequacy of Home Game Operations 29. Adequacy of Game/Practice Facilities 30. Adequacy of Locker Rooms Please use this space to comment on any particular strength(s) or concern(s) that your Coaching staff or Sport Supervisor should address concerning your team: Do you wish to request an in-person meeting with a member of the institution’s administrative staff? Yes_______No_______ If so, please contact the Athletic Department as soon as possible to schedule this meeting. Thank you for taking the time to complete and return this survey to your Page 62
NCAA Faculty Athletics Representative: Sean Duffy, Assistant Professor of Political Science CLA3 room 308; 203-582-8324 Sean.Duffy@quinnipiac.edu
Student-Athlete Senior Exit Interview
TO: STUDENT-ATHLETE FROM:Sean Duffy, Faculty Athletic Representative DATE: 2013-2014 RE: EXIT QUESTIONNAIRE All student-athletes who have completed their athletic eligibility are asked by the NCAA and Quinnipiac University to evaluate their experiences as student athletes. This will be helpful to the institution in its efforts to improve its programs and to provide support where appropriate. I am the only person who will read the questionnaire, and I will determine if there are trends which should be addressed. Your names and specific comments will be maintained in confidence. Please complete the questionnaire and return it to me at P.O. Box 107 or drop it off at my office (CLA3 308). If you wish to discuss any issue related to the questionnaire with me, please note that on the bottom of this page. I will contact some of the student athletes also to receive more detailed commentary. Please put your name and sport on the bottom of this page. I will remove this page once your return has been coded and I know who has returned the forms. Thank you. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Your Name: __________________________________________ Your Sport: ___________________________________________ Indicate if you would like to meet with me. Pursuant to MCAA regulations, student-athletes who have completed their eligibility should be consulted to determine their perspective on the success of the student-athlete experience in each Division I institution. Please take the time to consider each answer. The Faculty Athletic Representative who is appointed by the President of the institution and is a member of the academic community – not the athletic department, will maintain these questionnaires. Summaries of trends will be discussed with the President, the Vice President of Student Affairs, NCAA representatives and/or the athletic department, but no individual I information will be disclosed.
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A.
Rate your overall athletic experience at Quinnipiac: Excellent
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good
fair
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Rate your overall academic experience at Quinnipiac: Excellent
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very good
very good
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Rate your total years at Quinnipiac as a student-athlete. Excellent
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If you were selecting your college as a student-athlete today, would you still select Quinnipiac? Explain.
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What goals or objectives did you have in deciding to participate in athletics at Quinnipiac?
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Did you achieve those objectives? If you did, what factors contributed to this success?
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Do you think that participation in athletics promoted: 1. 2. 3. 4.
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Academic growth _________________________ Social growth _____________________________ Physical growth ___________________________ Emotional growth __________________________
Give Examples: Did your athletic schedule require you to miss classes? _______________ If so, did you inform your instructors in advance? ________ In writing? _________
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Did your instructors cooperate with your athletic schedule conflicts? ____________ Did you make up all missed work/classes to your instructor’s satisfaction? ________ Comment on the level of cooperation of your instructors.
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Were your coaches accommodating to your academic needs? _________________
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Did your coaches have training rules for you and your team? _________________
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If so, which were effective or ineffective? Page 64
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Were you ever subjected to coaching techniques that involved: 1. 2. 3.
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Physical Abuse? ___________ Verbal Abuse? _____________ Mental Abuse? _____________
EXTENT OF TIME DEMANDS:
Did scheduled practice times allow you access to on-campus food services? ________ If not, were other arrangements made? Did scheduled practice times ever require you to miss classes? __________________ If so, do you think this was wise? ___________________________________________ Did scheduled practice/competition ever require you to miss a mid-term of final exam? If so, were adequate arrangements made in advance for makeup? _______________ Do you believe the coaches were conscious of your non-athletic demands? ________ How many hours per week do you estimate each of the following activities consumed? IN SEASON
OUT OF SEASON
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Formal, organized practice
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Competition
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Was your experience with “POWER HOURS� positive? _______________ Why or why not?
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A. How would you feel if restrictions were placed on the number of hours per week a Week a coaching staff could conduct athletically related activities? Explain.
B. Should coaches be required to pass a NCAA rules examination prior to being Allowed by recruit prospective student-athletes?
C. Were you familiar with NCAA regulations as they apply to Quinnipiac & our Conference? If so, by whom were you informed? ____________________________ Dif your coaches spend time on this issue? _______________________ D. What changes might you suggest for NCAA intercollegiate athletes?
IV CONCERNS RELATED TO SPORTS: A.
Were men and women’s sports treated equally at Quinnipiac? ______________ If not, give examples:
B.
Was the minority student-athlete treated fairly? ____________________________ If not, give examples:
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If a student-athlete had a drug/alcohol problem, could he/she have turned in confidence for help from: ‘YES” (mark all that apply) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
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Coach Training Staff Physician Teammates Administration Athletic Department Staff Academic Counselors Student Affairs or Residential Life Others… PLEASE specify ____________ Page 66
What made the person(s) you marked ‘YES’ accessible? ___________________ E. If you had questions concerning eligibility, recruitment, financial aid, grants, or employment restrictions, whom would you contact? _______________________
F. While at Quinnipiac, were you ever aware of the following: NCAA rules violation _____________________ Conference violation _______________________ Quinnipiac violation ______________________ G. Are there any suggestions you would make to improve the conditions for a Quinnipiac student athlete? Thanks for taking the time to complete this questionnaire. Please forward this to: Sean Duffy, Faculty Athletic Representative, P.O. Box 107, Quinnipiac. OR Drop it off at his campus office- CLA3 308. Recreation – Fitness Centers Fitness Centers/Rec Center Rules and Regulations – Athletic Department Coaches, please remind your athletes: 1. Athletes should bring IDs with them to enter the Fitness Center and Rec Center. Administrative services has informed us that on one is to be admitted to the Fitness Center or Recreation Center without a validated QU ID; waiver/consent forms may be completed online (located in student’s web advisor account; there is a link to the waiver in their academic profile). 2. Ones validated, swiping QU ID in the card reader beside the entrance doors will permit access – green light means “Enter”! Please do not request or have team members request the door to be opened by the reception desk staff. 3. Coaches, paid assistant, or strength and conditioning coach, are to be in the Fitness Center with their team during workout sessions. 4. Doors to the Fitness Center and Rec Center are to be locked for team workout sessions during hours when the Center is not open for normal hours of operation. Please do no prop the doors open. 5. Proper workout attire (t-shirt, shorts sweats) is required. (Tank tops, sports bras, belly shirts, jeans, shirts cut to the hipbone, etc. are not permitted) 6. All equipment should be thoroughly wiped down after use – spray and paper towels are provided nearby. 7. Please put away any equipment used – return dumbbells/plates to the appropriate rack. 8. The Fitness Center lobby is not to be used as a stretching/warm-up area or equipment depository area before team practices. Please remind your team members to bring their gear with them or neatly place in the cubbies under the bench in the front lobby. No bags or equipment should be cluttering the floor in the lobby area. Page 67
9. All teams are permitted to use the Fitness Center early in the morning and after 11:00 PM. Teams may have to share times. A schedule of team workout times are maintained by the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach. 10. Associate Athletic Director for Fitness schedules practice sessions in the Rec Center. A schedule of Gym and Rec Center usage is usually posted outside the facility entrance doors. Please be considerate of the next group using the facility; end your indoor practice sessions five (5) minutes before the hour to permit a timely exchange. 11. Practice areas should be left clean and all equipment (including goal cages) stored in assigned areas. 12. Team meetings should be scheduled via R-25. When seeking a dance studio, please consult the Associate Director for Fitness. 13. Please remember that the facility is used by the entire QU community and is very busy and crowded. Your cooperation in upholding the rules and regulations is important. The least crowded time of day is 7-11 AM. 14. We try to be cooperative and resolve special needs. Please do not hesitate to speak to us if you have a concern about using the Fitness Center or Rec Center. Fitness Center/Rec Center Hours of Operation Mt. Carmel Campus Monday – Friday 7AM – 11PM Saturday and Sunday 10AM – 11PM Holiday hours are subject to change York Hill Campus Monday – Friday 7AM – 11 PM Friday – 7AM – 9 PM Saturday – 10 AM – 9 PM Sunday – 10 AM – 11 PM
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Recreation – Open Recreation èEvening aerobics schedule will start during second week of the semester. Classes are free and offered on a first come, first serve basis. èOpen Recreation hours are posted outside both the Recreation Center and the Gymnasium entrances. Basketballs may be signed out from the Equipment Room outside the Recreation Center. è”Open Recreation” hours in the Recreation Center are for recreation – not for informal “team” practices. Soccer balls, baseballs, softballs, field hockey balls and sticks, and lacrosse balls create potentially dangerous situations to walkers and recreation participants. Please caution your athletes to practice outside. Recreation – Aerobic Studios èAll requests for use of the studios are to be made to the Associate Athletic Director for Fitness. èCleats/field shoes are never to be worn in the studios. Please have athletes remove shoes before entering. èTemperature Control: the thermostats will be set at one recommended level. Facilities will encase the units in locked “cages” to prevent equipment malfunctions because of frequent adjustments. èIf meetings are held in a studio – chairs are to be replaced on the top shelf in the aerobic storage room. Leaving chairs in the storage area at floor level “blocks in” Physical Education/Aerobic equipment storage carts. èPlease return exercise mats or steps removed from the studio.
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Requisition Form Please Circle Department Administration
4520 Athletics Communications 4600 Athletics Admin 4614 Game Supervision 4618 Training Room 4619 Strength and Conditioning 4622 Intramurals
462e Sideline Cheer 4629 Roundball Golf Tournament 4669 Athletic Compliance 4670 Athletic Awards 4671 Academic Support 4672 SAAC/BOOMERS BUDDIES 4673 Equipment Room 4690 Athletic Rec Center 4691 QU Emp oyees Hea th Fair Men's Sports 4701 Men's Baseball
4702 Men's Basketball 4704 Men's Ice Hockey
4705 Men's Lacrosse 4706 Men's Soccer
47071 Men's Tennis 4709 Men's Cross Country Women's Sports
4751 Women's Basketball 4752 Women's Field Hockey
4753 Women's Ice Hockey 4754 Women's Lacrosse 4755 Women's Soccer
4756 Women's Softball 4757 Women's Tennis
4758 Women's Track & Field 4759 Women's Cross Country
4760 Women's Volleyball 4761 Women's Rugby
4762 Women's Golf 4763 Women's Outdoor Track
4764 Acrobatics and Tumbling
Please Circle Object Code Expenses
Expense and Revenue Report Sheet List
break down by code Revenue
82028 Periodicals & Books 82029 Dues & Memberships 82030 Printing & Publications B2050 Postage 182060 Telephone 82070 Athletics Films 82100 Athletics Recruiting Travel 82101 Athletics Recruiting Lodging 82102 Athletics Recruiting Meals 82103 Athletics Recruiting Misc. 82200 Athletics Team Travel 82201 Athletics Team Lodging 82202 Athletics Team Meals 82203 Athletics Playoff Expenses
35001 Agecny Account 35102 Agency Account 77102 Athletics l]cket Sales 77103 Athletics Guarantees Received 77104 Athletics Tournament Revenue
77105 Athletics Misc Revenue 77106 Athletics Concession Sales 77107 S onsorshi 77108 Athletics Program Sales
Total Revenue
Account Balance Prior to Request
82225 Mtgs, Travel & Conference
- current request
82230 Athletics Guarantees Paid
Account Balance After request
82250 Insurance 82331 Professional Services
82338 Police/Security 82340 Head Coach每 Employee B2341 Head Coachp Non-Employee '82342 Assistant Coach, Employee 82343 Assistant Coach, Non-Employee
82344 Game Officials & Referees 82345 Game Operations 82355 Entry Fees 82370 Service Agreements & Repairs 82647 Facility/Ice Rental 82650 Vehicle Lease 82748 Dining Service-Chartwells 83000 Procurement card expense
83040 Office Supplies 83130 Athletic Equipment < 1000 per individual item 83140 Office Equipment < $1000 per individual item 83141 Course Equipment 83142 Computer Equipment < $1000 per individual item 83247 Vehicle Services B3350 Miscellaneous
83370 Athletics Fundraising 85030 Athletic Equip $1000 & Over per individual item 85040 Office Equipment > $1000 per individual item 85041 Course Equipment > $1000 per individual item 85042 Computer Equipment > $1000 per individual item 85043 Computers for Scholarship 87025 Financial Aid Waiver 87202 Scholarships 87236 Midnight Madness Award Total Expenses
Detailed Description of Expenses/Revenue-Attach additional sheets if needed
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City
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Compliance Officers Signature Senior Associate Director of Athletics
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Hiring Process Checklist This checklist should be used to assist you through the hiring process. Please call Human Resources anytime during the process for additional assistance. • • • • • •
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Request Personnel Requisition from Human Resources Review existing job description o Make appropriate changes Have requisition signed by appropriate parties and return with edited job description to HR (return edited job description electronically) Hiring manager will receive an e-mail with approved salary range Job will be posted for 5 days internally If needed, request by e-mail that job be posted externally in publications o Send a short ad copy to the Associate VP for Human Resources along with requested publication and run date o Ad will be placed on University web-site and HigherEdJobs.com HR will forward all resumes/applications to hiring manager Internal candidates should be interviewed prior to external applicants o Follow-up with the Associate VP for Hunan Resources after internal interviews before any offers are discussed All internal candidates must apply through the HR Office Department can schedule external interviews Final external clerical candidates must take skill test o Coordinate appointment with Nadiyah (ext 8670). Appointment could coincide with second interview o HR will communicate skill level to hiring manager Department selects final candidate o Notify HR that you have selected a final candidate before any offers are discussed • Final salary offer must be approved by the Finance and HR Office o Candidate will be sent via mail or fax an authorization which must be completed authorizing a background check o Candidate can be offered the position contingent upon the results of the background check HR will notify hiring manager of background check results Hiring manager sends an e-mail to HR requesting approval of the start date for new employee o For hourly employees complete New Hire Information Form, please include name of primary and back-up supervisor for Kronos (can be returned via e-mail) o Include phone extension and office location HR will send a letter to new employee confirming start date o letter will include employment/tax forms o notify employee of date and time for their employee orientation Employee will return documentation to HR prior to start date to allow employee to receive QCard, parking decal and network access on first day of employment HR will e-mail two rejection letter templates which the hiring manager can send to unsuccessful candidates who were interviewed and those who were not .
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MAAC Sportsmanship
ARTICLE VIII – SPORTSMANSHIP Section 8.1 – General . The Conference Code of the MAAC within its Mission Statement cites as a purpose of the Conference that its members shall participate in its athletics program on the basis of mutual trust and confidence and based upon high standards of scholarship and sportsmanship.Understanding that realization of those goals requires that opponents respect each other and admire earnest effort made fairly in pursuit of victory, the Conference shall require adherence to the standards it has adopted or which are set forth inthe respective playing rules. It will require ethical conduct worthy of the educational stature and the standards of its member institutions.While victory shall be the expected goal of every competitor, defeat is not a disgrace, and the prospect of defeat is never an excuse for unethical behavior or lack of sportsmanship.Adherence to these principles will maximize the benefits and enjoyment of intercollegiate competition for all participants, coaches and spectators. ARTICLE XIII – POLICIES AND ACTIONS IN SUPPORT OF THE SPORTSMANSHIP STATEMENT Section 13.1 – Sportsmanship Form . - All coaches are expected to sign the following sportsmanship form on an annual basis. A. Council of Presidents. The MAAC Council of Presidents have directed that all representativesof the Conference’s member institutions shall exhibit ethical behavior at each Conference competition and conduct themselves in accordance with the rules of the NCAA and the Conference and the playing rules of the respective sports. They have directed that each member shall create a healthy environment for competition, free of a hostile atmosphere for opponents. This responsibility is to be shared by administrators, coaches and student-athletes, plus others involved in intercollegiate athletics in the Conference. They have directed the Commissioner and supervisor of officiating and game officials to apply the playing rules tightly and assess appropriate penalties-not merely issue warnings-when violations occur. B. Athletics Administrators. Athletics administrators, led by the Director of Athletics, must communicate the expectation of good sportsmanship to all representatives of the institution active in intercollegiate athletics. It is particularly imperative that this message is impressed on each coach, along with the intention that the coach will require compliance with the Sportsmanship Statement by each member of the team. The director must ensure that opponents are treated with fairness and respect. All aspects of game management must be controlled to assuresuch treatment, including crowd behavior. C. Coaches. The coach’s behavior influences that of the players and frequently, the fans. The coach has a responsibility to educate the players concerning their obligations tothe coach, the institution, intercollegiate athletics and themselves. Respect for an opponent can most effectively be conveyed to the players by the manner in which the coach speaks of, and acts toward, the opponent. D. Student-Athletes. Student-athletes must honor the responsibilities, which accompany the privilege of representing a MAAC institution by adhering to Conference and playing rules, and the MAAC Sportsmanship Statement. MAAC student-athletes are expected to treat opponents with respect. They must be aware that significant penalties will be applied for fighting, taunting an opponent or other unethical conduct. E. Public Address Announcers. Page 72
Each public address announcer should provide an impartial and even-handed report of the event. Partisanship in this area inflames emotions and can promote poor sportsmanship by participants and spectators. F. Cheerleaders, Spirit Groups, Bands and Mascots.Like student-athletes, members of cheerleading squads, spirit groups, bands and mascots are highly visible representatives of MAAC institutions. They can influence the behavior of others. Each group should welcome its counterpart group and demonstrate respect for its members. Likewise, it should convey respect for each opponent player and team. G. Officials. Although the game official has a demanding and difficult job to officiate the contest, he/she also will be directed to apply without hesitation or reservation the rules governing conduct and sportsmanship during each MAAC competition. When doing so as directed, the official will have support of the Conference, each member institution, and its administrations and coaches. H. Coach. Signature:________________________________________ Title:____________________________________________ Institution:________________________________________ Date:____________________________________________ Section 13.2 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; MAAC P.A. Announcement for Sportsmanship . __________________________(name of school) welcomes you to tonightâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s college basketball game. The Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference thanks fans for their attendance tonight/today, and encourages you to strongly support your team. In the interest of good sportsmanship and so that every fan can thoroughly enjoy the game, the MAACasks you to refrain from profanity and other forms of derogatory behavior. Enjoy the game!
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Quinnipiac Employee Background Check Form In connection with QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY considering me for employment, continued employment, promotion or reassignment, I authorize QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY and/or its agent, SelectForce, Inc. to obtain a consumer report which may include information on my character, general reputation, personal characteristics, and mode of living from public record sources or through personal interviews with previous employers or associates. Public record check may include but not limited to a criminal or felony background check and sex offender’s registry check. I authorize, without reservation, any person or entity contacted by QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY, or its agent, SelectForce, Inc. to furnish the above-stated information and I release any such person or entity from any and all liability for furnishing such information. I further release QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY, its affiliated companies, their officers, employees and agents, and specifically, SelectForce, Inc., their affiliated companies, their officers, employees and agents from any liability and responsibility arising from the preparation of said report. I understand that false or misleading statements made on this authorization, or made during the employment process, will disqualify me from consideration for employment or result in my immediate discharge if employed.
By my execution hereof I acknowledge I have been provided with a Consumer Disclosure advising me that a report will be requested and used for the purpose of evaluating me for employment, continued employment, promotion or reassignment as an employee. NAME: (please print) _______________________________________________________________________________ First Middle Last Maiden DOB*________SSN#_______-_____-_______ DR.LIC. # _______________STATE ISSUED: ______ ADDRESS: __________________________________________________________________________________ CITY: _________________________________ STATE: ___ZIP: ________ How Long? ___________ PREVIOUS ADDRESS: _____________________________________________________________________________ CITY: _________________________________ STATE: ___ZIP: _________How Long? ___________ SIGNATURE: _____________________________DATE: _______________________ *”Date of Birth” (DOB) will be used solely for the purpose of identification in doing background checks and will not be considered in the “employment” process.
CONSUMER DISCLOSURE In connection with QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY considering you for employment, continued employment, promotion or reassignment, QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY may obtain a consumer report on you which may include information on character, general reputation, personal characteristics, and mode of living from public record sources or personal interviews with previous employers or associates. You have the right, upon written request, to receive a written description of the nature and scope of the investigation requested and a written summary of your rights under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. I HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT: ______________________________ __________________________ Print Name Date _____________________________________________ Signature
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Quinnipiac Employee Termination Checklist
PROPERTY RETURNED
Employee Name (Please Print)___________________________________________________________
o Quinnipiac University Keys o Quinnipiac University issued lap top o QCard ID Card o Procurement Card o Vacation balance – *You must Email Payroll vacation balance to be paid out upon termination*
o Parking sticker o Other property/items _____________________________________________
Additional comments:__________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ Employee Signature ___________________________________
Date _________
Supervisor Signature ___________________________________ Date _________
Return this form and applicable items to Human Resources no later than the employee’s last day of employment.
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New Employee Check List
(please print clearly)
NEW EMPLOYEE NAME ______________________________________________ TITLE ________________________________________________________________ SUPERVISOR___________________________________________________________ HOME ADDRESS ________________________________________________________ APPLIED ON LINE @https://careers.quinnipiac.edu Signature (Connie) _____________________________________________Date ________ TAX FORMS FILLED OUT Signature (Human Resources)_________________________________________Date ___________ BACKGROUND CHECK COMPLETE AND APPROVED Signature (Human Resources)_________________________________________Date ___________ RESUME TO SPORTS INFORMATION Signature (Sports Info) ____________________________________________Date ___________ BIOGRAPHY COMPLETE Signature (Sports Info) ____________________________________________Date ___________ PHOTO TAKEN Signature (Sports Info)____________________________________________Date ___________ RESUME TO DIRECTOR’S OFFICE Signature (Connie)______________________________________________Date___________ MEET WITH COMPLIANCE Signature (Tracey) ____________________________________________Date ___________ MEET WITH SR. ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Signature (Billy) _____________________________________________Date ____________ MEET WITH ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT TITLE IX LIAISON Signature (Jack) ______________________________________________Date_________s MEET WITH DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Signature (Jack) ______________________________________________Date_________
OKAY TO RELEASE TO WEBSITE AND MEDIA Signature (Jack)______________________________________________Date___________
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Personal Information Sheet First Name_______________________M.I.____Last Name______________________ Home Address_________________________________________________________ City______________________________________State____Zip_________________ Home Phone____________________Birthdate___________SS#__________________ E-Mail Address ________________________________________________________ Marital Status__________________________Spouse Name______________________ High School____________________________Year of Graduation_________________ Undergraduate College_______________Year of Graduation____Degree______________ Graduate School___________________Year of Graduation______Degree_____________ Sports Played________________School_________________________Years_____________ Honors (Captain, MVP, All Conference etc______________________________________ Sports Coached___________________________School____________Years_________ Honors (coach of the year etc.)______________________________________________ In Case of Emergency please contact: Name_________________________________Day Phone_____________Evening Phone__________
OTHER EMPLOYMENT (for part-time/volunteer coaches) Current Employer______________________________________________________ Employer Address________________________City___________State____Zip______ Office Phone__________________________Office Fax_________________________ Your Title____________________________________________________________ I have Reviewed and Accept the Policies of the Staff Handbook
Signature_____________________________________________________Date____________
QUINNIPIAC INFORMATION (to be filled out by Director of Athletics)
Title(s)______________________________________________________________ Immediate Supervisor___________________________________________________ Full-Time______ Part-Time____ Grad Ass't____ Volunteer__________ Salary_____________________Credits (if GA)_________________ First Day Hired___________Office Location____________Office Phone______________ NCAA Test (for coaches only) Date Last Taken____________Pass__________Fail________ Resume on File w/Director of Athletics Yes__No__(if no, please submit a resume to AD Office) Please fill in the form and return with your resume to the Director of Athletics & Recreation
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