The mission of the NCAA Division II Student-Athlete Advisory Committee is to enhance the total student-athlete experience by promoting opportunity for all student-athletes; protecting student-athlete welfare; and fostering a positive student-athlete image.
What is the Student Athlete Advisory Committee?
The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee is a student-athlete oriented committee that provides cognitive perception of the NCAA, SIAC, and KSU rules, regulations, and policies that affect the welfare of student-athletes at Kentucky State University. The committee serves as a liaison between the athletic administration and the large student-athlete body.
The mission of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is to promote a positive and productive image for the student-athletes on the campus of Kentucky State University. The SAAC will promote a strong foundation of excellence of and for quality athletes, which will enable the SAAC to be a productive committee within the athletic department.
This committee shall:
Exercise supervision and regulate all matters of common interest to student-athletes on Kentucky State University's Campus.
Develop an effective line of communication between the KSU Athletic Department and the student-athlete population.
Provide suggestions on programs designed to serve the student-athlete population.
Encourage active participation among all sports in campus and community service projects.
Design and implement programs that will encourage high scholastic achievement, sound personal health and fitness, and that will promote good moral and ethical conduct.
Disseminate information about and educate student-athletes on proposed conference and NCAA legislation.
There shall be at least two representatives from each varsity intercollegiate sport. Each member:
Shall be a varsity student-athlete with eligibility remaining in their individual sport.
Must receive a recommendation by current SAAC committee members.
Shall serve a minimum of two years.
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Meetings