Gender Equity/Title IX
 WBK    News Flash: Basketball is a team sport   Clips Eyewitness Report   In which the Clips Editor muses on the women’s/men’s games.   Nick Infante, Clips Editor, 3-31-13
 
February 2013
 HEAD COUNTS    Crew Craze   Rowing is not a well known sport, but it has a large student-athlete base at a growing number of NCAA schools.   NCAA Champions Magazine Spring 2012 Issue
 
 PARTICIPATION    Next, a Title IX for students with disabilities?   The Office of Civil Rights Schools mandating federal guidelines for athletes with disabilities could be a game-changer.   Tuscaloosa News, 2-10-13
 
November 2012
 T9    Equal Opportunity, Unequal Interest?    A new study claims “that women are inherently less interested in sports than men.”   Inside Higher Ed, 11-15-12
 
October 2012
 ENROLLMENT    Higher Ed Shrinks   DOE data shows that 21,554,004 students were enrolled in fall 2011, down from 21,588,124 in fall 2010, a drop of two-tenths of one percent. This is the first dip since 1996.   Inside Higher Ed, 10-10-12
 
August 2012
 GENDER    Counter-Rape Culture   The University of Montana is requiring all students – male and female, athlete and otherwise – to complete an online video tutorial and score 100% on an accompanying quiz.  It is a 20-minute tutorial about rape and sexual assault, and cultural contributors to such crimes.    Inside Higher Ed, 8-29-12
 
 T9    Competitive Cheerleading: The Next Olympic Sport?   Clips eFlash   The question “Is it a sport?” will be with us forever with many activities.   Christian Science Monitor, 8-7-12
 
June 2012
 T9    Title IX At 40: What Has Changed, And What's Next    Clips Guest Commentary   “King Football may in jeopardy, especially as it's expensive and has no female analogue.”    Frank Deford, NPR, 6-20-12
 
May 2012
 T9    A President and a Coach Talk Women’s Sports   Clips Guest Commentary    After 40 years of Title IX, UConn President Susan Herbst discusses the dramatically heightened profile of women’s sports with basketball coach Geno Auriemma.   Susan Herbst, President, University of Connecticut, 5-24-12
 
 T9    The Power of Play   As the 40th anniversary of Title IX draws approaches, Sports Illustrated examines nine stories that reflect the spirit of gender equity.  Sports Illustrated, 5-7-12
 
 GENDER    Out-of-Bounds Relationships   A new report being distributed by the NCAA states that inappropriate sexual relationships between coaches and players happen with some regularity, sometimes with tragic results.   Inside Higher Ed, 5-1-12
 
April 2012
 T9    Tide Shifts on Title IX   The Student Honor Court at UNC is being stripped of its authority to hear allegations of sexual assault.   Inside Higher Ed, 4-24-12
 
 FB    How Jessica Dorrell hurt all women trying to work in college football   The author, one of 159 candidates for the Arkansas Student-Athlete Development position, says Dorrell’s hiring “unintentionally set all women who work in college football back.”   By Christianne Harder, SI.com, 4-16-12
 
 T9    The curious life of competitive cheerleading   Conceived and declined all in one decade, Maryland’s competitive cheerleading team seems to have been a sport before its time.  Washington Post, 4-12-12
 
 T9    Five myths about Title IX   As the fortieth anniversary nears, an espnW article weighs in.   espnW, 4-6-12
 
March 2012
 INTERVIEW    President Obama on Title IX's impact   ESPN recently spoke with President Obama about the NCAA men's and women's basketball tournaments, Title IX and sports in general.    ESPN.com, 3-26-12
 
  40th ANNIV.    Title IX XL update    Women in Cable Telecommunications, espnW and the Women's Sports Foundation join to recognize the 40th anniversary of Title IX.  PRNewswire, 3-28-12
 
 TITLE IX    37 words that changed everything   Those 37 words that didn't seem to be a big deal at the time, but they would change everything.    espnW, 3-26-12
 
February 2012
 GENDER    Study: Women in Intercollegiate Sport   Here are highlights of the thirty-five year update to the Acosta and Carpenter longitudinal, national study.   Acosta/Carpenter, Jan. 2012
 
January 2012
 RACIAL/GENDER HIRING    College athletics shows diversity progress, room for growth   Two 2011 reports highlight some of the positive changes regarding hiring practices in college sports, as well as some of the areas where college athletics is terribly behind the rest of sports regarding issues of diversity and inclusion.   SportsBusiness Journal, 1-9-12
 
December 2011
 GENDER    More women in athletic departments, but not as D1-A ADs   Women hold 35% of all college athletics administration jobs, almost 20% of AD positions, but only 2.2% of D1-A AD positions.   Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, 12-26-11
 
 AD PROFILE    Snapshots of a Career in Title IX   Monmouth's Marilyn McNeil is one of the most distinguished and decorated women in college athletics.   Northeastern Conference interview, 12-9-11
 
October 2011
 
 EYEWITNESS    NACWAA National Convention Day 3    Clips Eyewitness Report   Here’s the recap of the final day of the goings on in Pittsburgh.    Jen Fried, National Convention Correspondent, 10-11-11
 
 EYEWITNESS    NACWAA National Convention Day 2   Clips Eyewitness Report   Here’s the recap of Day 2 of the goings on in Pittsburgh.   Jen Fried, National Convention Correspondent, 10-10-11
 
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