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NCAA ON-CAMPUS INVESTIGATION GUIDE - Amazon Web Services This resource provides NCAA member institutions with general information and guidance on how to develop an institutional investigative policy, conduct on-campus investigations into potential NCAA violations and report Level I, II or major violations to the NCAA enforcement staff
NCAA Board of Governors Policy on Campus Sexual Violence Sexual discrimination, sexual harassment and sexual and interpersonal violence violate human decency and the Association's core values The NCAA Board of Governors adopted the Policy on Campus Sexual Violence (NCAA policy) in August 2017
Harassment, Abuse, and Mistreatment in College Sports: Protecting . . . NCAA athletes who experience harassment, injuries, or other forms of mistreatment are poorly protected by Title IX, negligence torts, and other laws This conclusion draws from a statistical analysis of 59 federal and state court cases and 110 rulings
2024 NCAA Compliance Report - University System of Georgia The outside legal and social pressures, exacerbated by the continued monetization of live sport content, particularly in Division I football and basketball, has placed significant strains on the NCAA’s current collegiate model with respect to rule-making, enforcement, and general governance
The 16 Principles for Conduct of Intercollegiate Athletics Legislation enacted by the Association governing the conduct of intercollegiate athletics shall be designed to advance one or more basic principles, including the following, to which the members are committed
Understanding NCAA Academic Integrity Rules • The NCAA: If an academic integrity issue involves certain factors, it could become an NCAA violation and there could be additional penalties that affect you
THE COLLEGE STUDENT ATHLETICS POLICY LANDSCAPE IN 2024 Because the NCAA does not have authority over state laws, the lack of a consistent national framework has led to a patchwork system where student-athletes, institutions, and conferences are caught up in what has been widely referred to as the “Wild West of college athletics ”
POSITION STATEMENT National Collegiate Athletic Governance . . . Require member institutions to have athlete code of conduct rules (whether as part of the general student code of conduct or separately) that apply to athletes’ sexual and other physical violence with compliance of the code as a condition of athletics eligibility