KENNESAW, Ga. | Oct 14, 2019

KSU president joins diverse team of policy makers

Kennesaw State University President Pamela Whitten has been appointed to serve on the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Committee on Academics for a four-year term. 

As a member of the Committee, Whitten will work to support the Association’s academic mission through the management of Division I policy, eligibility standards and the NCAA Division I Academic Performance Program. The Committee is composed of university presidents, a provost, faculty athletics representatives, directors of athletics, senior woman administrators, conference administrators and a student-athlete.

The NCAA is a membership-driven association and is governed by more than 150 committees with almost 1,500 committee members from NCAA institutions and conferences. The Division I Committee on Academics’ central purpose is to serve as the division’s primary authority on academic matters.

Whitten’s term on the Committee formally began September 1.

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