Faculty Athletics Representative

Lissa BroomeWells Fargo Professor of Banking Law

School of Law

Faculty CouncilNovember 15, 2013

  04-05 05-06 06-07 07-08 08-09 09-10 10-11 11-12 12-13

GSR 80 81 87 85 87 87 88 88 86

-MBB 82 70 86 86 75 88 89 91 90

-Fball 64 70 79 78 80 75 75 75 65

-WBB 64 56 64 90 100 100 85 79 79

-WSoc 78 88 100 94 88 73 73 67 67

                   

FGR 70 70 71 73 73 73 74 74 72

St.body 81 82 83 83 84 84 85 87 88

-Diff (11) (12) (12) (10) (11) (11) (11) (13) (16)

                   

APR                  

-MBB 989 993 995 989 995 985 963 959  

-Fball 943 948 947 947 957 955 943 934  

-WBB 982 989 975 970 979 960 959 963  

-WSoc 993 965 974 974 972 965 959 962  

· Calculated only for student-athletes who receive athletics aid or were recruited to UNC to play sports.o For Fall 2012, that included 443 of

approximately 800 student-athletes

GSR numbers for cohorts entering college in 2003 through 2006

APR numbers for 2012-13 have been submitted to NCAA, but will not be publicly released until next summer (to allow for adjustments, appeals, etc.)

Notes on APR and GSR

• 10 teams of 24 (Men’s and Women’s Track includes M & W Cross Country and M & W Indoor Track) had a 100% GSR

o M Fencingo W Fencingo M Tenniso W Tenniso Rowingo Field Hockeyo W Golfo Gymnasticso W Swimming

Notes on GSR and FGR

• FGR for UNC student-athletes is 72%; FGR for all UNC students is 88%

• 8 teams of 24 achieved a FGR that equals or exceeds the UNC student body rate

o M Swimmingo W Swimmingo M Tenniso W Tenniso Field Hockey o W Golf (100%)o Gymnasticso Lacrosse

Notes on GSR and FGR

· Five teams of 28 had APRs in the top 10% of their sport nationally

o M Swimmingo W Fencingo W Golfo Gymnasticso Volleyball

· Three more teams in the top 20% of their sport nationally

o Wrestlingo Field Hockeyo Women’s Soccer

Notes on APR

• Ten students nationwide who completed their athletic eligibility in 2012-13

• Based on athletics, academics, and community service

• Will be honored at January 2014 NCAA Annual Convention

• Amber Brooks, Women’s Soccer, Communications Studies, 3.83

o 4-year startero Two-time captaino 2009 and 2012 NCAA National Championship teamso 2012 ACC Scholar-Athlete of the yearo Her jersey (# 22) will be retired

NCAA Top 10 for 2014

• Baker Tilly Report on UNC’s plans to implement enhancements to academic policies, processes, procedures, and systems (Dec. 19, 2012)

• Martin Report on Academic Anomalies Review, Report of Findings (Dec. 19, 2012)

• Board of Governors Academic Review Panel (Feb. 7, 2013)

• Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) visit in April 2013 and June 20, 2013, decision requesting a monitoring report by June 2014

• Rawlings Panel Report (Aug. 29, 2013)

2012-13 Significant Year :Reports, Restructuring, Processes, People

2012-13 Significant Year : Reports, Restructuring, Processes, People

• Athletics Department Strategic Plan (Fall 2012)

• Priorities• Alignment – Align operations to fulfill the mission of the

University• Academic achievement – Top 3 academic finish in the

conference and a top 10 finish nationally in each sport• Athletic performance – Top 3 in conference and top 10

nationally• Administrative engagement – Engage internal and external

constituents to pursue resources and administrative structures necessary for success

• Academic Support Program for Student-Athletes Reporting to Provost (Summer 2013)

• Provost’s Student-Athlete Academic Initiative Working Group

(began Aug. 20, 2013)

• Ongoing work of the Faculty Athletics Committee

2012-13 Significant Year : Reports, Restructuring, Processes, People

• Dr. Michelle Brown, Director of ASPSA (began May 2013)

• Provost James Dean

• Chancellor Carol Folt

• Join new senior leaders in the Department of Athletics and in its compliance function

2012-13 Significant Year : Reports, Restructuring, Processes, People