Warmup
On Campus: Minnesota Banks on Stadium Deal

Hiring: Faculty Only

Title IX: An Audit for Equity

Marketing: Speaking Spanish

Championships: Dividing up Division II

Work-Life Balance: Healthy Competition

Facilities: Weeding out Pesticides

Q&A with
Debbie Weems
Mansfield (Texas) School District

Game Plans

Marketing: Entering Their Space
By Joe Dysart


Risk Management: When Good Facilities Go Bad
By Dr. Richard P. Borkowski


Cover Story
Uneven Ground
Is it okay if a school's varsity teams regularly get trounced game after game? What if the problem stems from socioeconomic factors? And are there any solutions? Those are the questions many athletic administrators are starting to delve into as they examine competitive equity in high school athletics.
By Laura Smith

Progressive ProgramsFrom Around the World
As the number of international collegiate athletes continues to grow, new programs are being implemented to help them transition and find success.
By Kenny Berkowitz

Sportsmanship Teaching Respect
Everyone wants athletes to respect their opponents, officials, and the game itself. Making that happen means training your coaches on how to model and teach behavior.
By Dr. David Hoch

Facilities of Innovation
Pieces in a Puzzle
Constructing an athletic facility in today's world means pleasing many different constituencies. Yet it must all still come together like pieces in a puzzle.
By Abigail Funk