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The top ten most-clicked jobs of the week...
#10: Colorado College: Occasional Assistant Coach Hockey Operations Coordinator
#9: Chicago: Facilities Manager Equipment Room Scheduling
#8: Chicago: Assistant Tennis Coach
#7: Chicago: Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach
#6: Curry: Head Coach Softball
#5: Chicago: Deputy Senior Associate AD for Internal Operations
#4: Regis: Associate AD for Student-Athlete Welfare and Compliance
#3: South Dakota Mines: Senior Associate AD of Internal Operations
#2: Stevens Tech: Senior Associate AD for Facilities and Operations
#1: Wheaton (MA): Assistant AD for Campus Recreation and Varsity Athletics
#10: If you can’t get enough of the Protect College Sports Act, here are all 14 amendments, many of which were filed late in the process. (link)
#9: Sewanee promotes Assoc. AD Carrie Austin to Deputy AD. (link)
#8: NCAA SVP of Championships Lynda Tealer is headed to Texas (DI) as the Longhorns’ new Deputy AD for Strategic Initiatives and Administration after two years at the national office. Tealer: “This is a genuinely unique opportunity for me to finish my career where it all began. My time in Law School at Texas was such an important launching point professionally. While I didn't have much experience at that time, I knew I wanted to be involved in college athletics, and Texas is where I fell in love with the industry. To have the opportunity to come back and contribute to this university at this stage of my career is special. Not many people get the chance to return to the place that helped shape their professional journey, and I don't take that for granted.” (link)
#7: As you likely know by now, the Protect College Sports Act will be “pushed until after the recess in September,” per Yahoo Sports' Ross Dellenger, who gets this from co-sponsors Sens. Ted Cruz (R-TX) and Eric Schmitt (R-MO): “The Protecting College Sports Act continues to show great momentum. ... While we are disappointed that we could not get the unanimous consent agreement to finish this week, we locked in a guaranteed vote in September. With the strong support of President Trump, we look forward to him signing the bill on College GameDay in the fall.” The Senate is scheduled to return from its recess on September 14. (link)
#6: Check out Trinity’s (TX) new football locker room and the student-athletes’ reaction to the reveal. (link)
#5: Brandeis unveils the return of Ollie the Owl as the Judges’ secondary logo with the help of Skye Design. AD Jessica Chapin: “The owl has always held a special place in the history of Brandeis. This new design celebrates our past while giving us an exciting, spirited identity for the future. Ollie represents the pride, resilience, and community that define the Brandeis experience, and we're thrilled to welcome them back.” (link)
#4: Scranton AD Dave Martin will step down after more than a decade at the helm to become the Director of Principal Giving within university advancement. Assoc. AD Randy Shemanski will serve as Interim AD for this academic year. VP for University Advancement Bobby Davis: “Dave has made an indelible mark on Scranton Athletics. Student athletes, coaches, and alumni have all benefited from his tremendous leadership and commitment to our shared mission. I am grateful for his willingness to serve the University in this new way in University Advancement. Dave has positioned Athletics for success long into the future, and I know that Randy is ready to step up and lead the department during this important time.” (link)
#3: SUNY Cobleskill hires SUNY Poly AD John Czarnecki as its new AD. Before joining the Fighting Tigers, Czarnecki served as the SUNY Poly AD for two-and-a-half years. (link, link)
#2: The United East will add the four remaining core members of the Atlantic East – Centenary (NJ), Gwynedd Mercy, Immaculata and Marymount – starting in 2027-28, with the Atlantic East to dissolve after this year. This comes after the two leagues announced a strategic partnership earlier this year. United East Commissioner Stephanie Dutton. “While the outcome of our work differs from our initial goal, it was clear in every discussion that our campus leaders are most committed to ensuring their student-athletes have a positive conference experience in a stable and competitive environment. We look forward to welcoming these four institutions to the United East in 2027 and see this addition as another opportunity for our conference to continue evolving and innovating in ways that best support Division III student-athletes during a volatile time in higher education.” The conference is set to add men’s and women’s swimming as its 23rd championship sport with the league’s growth to 17 members. (link)
#1: Emory names Delaware (DI) Deputy AD for Sport Administration and Internal Operations/SWA Mattie White as its new AD/Asst. VP of Campus Life, starting September 21. VP for Student Engagement/Dean of Campus Life/former Eagles AD Keiko Price Carter: “Mattie brings tremendous student-centered energy and enthusiasm to work. She is a tested leader who supports her coaches and teams with experience taking storied athletics programs and driving them to the next level.” (link)
