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Student-Athlete Academic Report Coastal Carolina University, 2014-15

Student-Athlete Academic Report Coastal Carolina University, 2014-15. Faculty Senate Presentation Mark Mitchell, NCAA Faculty Athletics Representative (F.A.R.) December 2, 2015. Dept. of Athletics: Guiding the Effort.

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Student-Athlete Academic Report Coastal Carolina University, 2014-15

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  1. Student-Athlete Academic ReportCoastal Carolina University, 2014-15 Faculty Senate Presentation Mark Mitchell, NCAA Faculty Athletics Representative (F.A.R.) December 2, 2015

  2. Dept. of Athletics: Guiding the Effort … to reach their potential as responsible and productive citizens through academic, athletic and personal success. … success in collegiate athletics without compromising excellence in academics or compliance. … to maintain a balance between athletics, academics and the social aspects of the collegiate experience.

  3. Success in the Classroom • 229 Big South Conference Presidential Honor Roll Members • 70 graduating student-athletes in 2014-15 • 20 December Graduates • 50 May Graduates • 65 President’s List Honorees (students achieving 4.0 GPA for either Fall 2014 or Spring 2015)

  4. Success in Competition • 10 of 18 Programs make NCAA post-season play • 8 Big South Championships • 6 All-Americans • 13 Big South/Freshman Players of the Year • 57 All Big South Honorees • 13 of 18 Programs finished in the TOP TWO of the Big South Standings

  5. Individual Recognition for Academic Excellence • Mo Ashley (Exercise and Sport Science / Chemistry), Football • Quinn Backus (Psychology), Football • Frida Castillo (Exercise and Sport Science), Women’s Golf • Cody Craig (Physical Education), Football • Chad Hamilton (Middle Grades Education), Football • MaleneKrolboll Hansen (Marketing), Women’s Golf • Kevin Hart (Finance), Football • Emee Herbert (Recreation & Sport Mgt.), Women’s Golf • Brett Johnson (Health Promotion), Football • Letitia Saayman(Sociology), Women’s Cross Country • Imir Sanders (Psychology), Football • Kyla van Graan(Management), Women’s Cross Country • Lena Schaeffner(Recreation & Sport Mgt.), Women’s Golf • Ben Wheeler (Finance) Men’s Golf

  6. Team Recognition for Academic Excellence • 10 teams received academic recognition for excellence by their respective coaches association • Men’s and Women’s Cross Country • Men’s and Women’s Soccer • Men’s Golf • Football • Men’s and Women’s Track & Field • Men’s and Women’s Tennis • 16 of 18 (83%) of Athletic Teams had a Team GPA above 3.00 • 10/10 for Women’s Sports • 6/8 for Men’s Sports

  7. Average Grade Point Average Per Team –Women’s Sports at end of Spring 2015

  8. Average Grade Point Average Per Team –Men’s Sports at end of Spring 2015

  9. Cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) Summary for Student-Athletes, at the end of Spring 2015 semester

  10. Graduation Success Rate(GSR)

  11. NCAA Division I Academic Reforms:Graduation Success Rate (GSR) Graduation Success Rate (GSR) • The NCAA developed the Division I Graduation Success Rate in response to college and university presidents who wanted graduation data that more accurately reflect the mobility among all college students today. • The GSR takes into account incoming transfers who graduate from a different institution than the one they started at and transfers who leave an institution in good standing. Calculations (Freshmen + transfers) – students leaving with academic eligibility

  12. Graduation Success Rates (GSR) for 2008-09 Cohort Group

  13. Graduation Success Rates (GSR) for Big South Conference Schools (2007-08 cohort) – lagged reporting

  14. Graduation Success Rates (GSR) for CCU Women’s Sports (2008-09 cohort)

  15. Graduation Success Rates (GSR) for CCU Women’s Sports over the last 5-years

  16. Graduation Success Rates (GSR) for CCU Men’s Sports (2008 cohort)

  17. Graduation Success Rates (GSR) for CCU Men’s Sports over the last 5 years

  18. Academic Progress Rate(APR)

  19. NCAA Division I Academic Reforms:Academic Progress Rate (APR) Academic Progress Rate (APR)– multi-year measurement of academic progress and an institution’s retention of student-athletes (those who receive athletics financial aid). The report is based on two factors: (1) eligibility/progress toward graduation and (2) retention. Calculations • Total points earned by team (SA with institutional financial aid) / total points possible. Top Score = 1,000. • Four-year average for multi year rate

  20. Academic Progress Rate (APR) for Women’s Sports (2014-2015)

  21. APR for Women’s Sports over the last 6 reporting periods

  22. Academic Progress Rate (APR) for Men’s Sports (2014-15)

  23. APR for Men’s Sports over the last 6 reporting periods

  24. CCU Faculty Associates Program

  25. Sasser Cup History • 2015 – Coastal Carolina (CCU Winner of Men’s All Sports Award) • 2014 – Coastal Carolina (CCU Winner of Both All Sports Award) • 2013 – Liberty (CCU Winner Men’s All Sports Award) • 2012 – Liberty (CCU Winner Men’s All Sport Award) • 2011 – Liberty (CCU Winner Men’s All Sports Award) • 2010 – Liberty (CCU Winner Men’s All Sports Award) • 2009 – Liberty (CCU Winner Women’s All Sports Award) • 2008 – Liberty • 2007 – Coastal Carolina (CCU Winner Women’s All Sports Award) • 2006 – Coastal Carolina (CCU Winner Women’s All Sports Award) • 2005 – Coastal Carolina (CCU Winner of Both All Sports Award) • 2004 – Coastal Carolina (CCU Winner of Women’s All Sports Award) • 2003 – Liberty (CCU Winner of Women’s All Sports Award) • 2002 – Liberty • 2001 - Coastal Carolina

  26. What do these 5 schools have in common?

  27. CCU Athletics Highlights, 2014 – 2015 • 1 of only 5 schools to send Football, Men’s Soccer, Men’s Basketball, and Baseball teams to NCAA post-season play. • 10 of 18 teams advanced to NCAA post-season play. • 8 teams won Big South Championships (tournament or regular season). • 13 Big South Player/Freshman of Year honors. • 157 All-Big South Honorees.

  28. CCU Athletics Highlights, 2014 – 2015 • 13 of 18 teams (72%) finished #1 or #2 in the Big South Conference standings. • Men’s Basketball in NCAA Tournament for second straight year. • Men’s Football advances to Quarterfinals in NCAA Football Championship Series Playoffs. • Quinn Backus named Big South Male Athlete of the Year. • Men’s Soccer advances to second round of NCAA post-season play for 4th year in a row.

  29. CCU Athletics Highlights, 2014 – 2015 • Men’s Baseball returns to NCAA post-season play. • Andrew Dorn and Andrew Wheeler earn at-large bids to NCAA Men’s Golf Championship for 3rd straight year. • Reggie Nelson qualified for Nationals in the High Jump for the second straight year. • Women’s Golf achieved a program-best team scoring average while earning their 4th conference title in 7 years. They qualified for post-season play.

  30. CCU Athletics Highlights, 2014 – 2015 • Women’s Volleyball made their first-ever appearance in the NCAA Women’s Volleyball Championship. • Leah Hardeman was awarded BOTH Player of the Year and Freshman of the Year honors. • Both Men’s Tennis and Women’s Tennis won their regular season championships. • Women’s Softball hit 84 Home Runs, a program and Big South Conference record. Eleven (11) different players contributed to this record. • Performed over 3,500 hours of community service.

  31. CCU Athletics Highlights, 2014 – 2015 • Women’s Indoor Track & Field won their 3rd straight Big South Championship. • Jessica Geibert= Most Outstanding Track Athlete. • Amirah Al Bayyinah = Most Outstanding Field Athlete. • Six All Americans: Shawn McLaws (Soccer), Quinn Backus, Shane Ballard, Chad Hamilton, (Football), Bobby Holmes (Baseball), and Reggie Nelson (Track & Field). • Two Athletes Drafted by Professional Franchises: Shawn McLaws (Major League Soccer) and Casey Schroeder (Major League Baseball).

  32. 2014-2015 Sasser Cup @ CCU

  33. CCU to Sun Belt Conference

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