National Collegiate Athletic Association: Key Policies
2012-10-30 22:59:39 by admin
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The NCAA has played a significant role in shaping collegiate athletics since its inception, providing leadership on issues ranging from athletic recruitment and eligibility to drug testing, sports wagering, and student-athlete reinstatement. Three recent policies provide evidence of the organization’s influence and of the authority of the NCAA. These policies focus on issues of gender, student-athlete academic performance, and diversity.
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