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Graduate Assistantship Application
The OU Athletics Department invites applications for the Athletics Diversity Council Graduate Assistantship:
 Application & Assistantship Information
Applications will be closed March 1, 2010. |
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Graduate Assistant
Program
The mission of the Athletics Diversity Council (ADC)
Graduate Assistantship program is to provide underrepresented
talented, diverse candidates' a comprehensive experience
in the field of Intercollegiate Athletics. Our purpose
is to promote initiatives that will educate, cultivate,
and prepare tomorrow's leaders in the field of
Intercollegiate Athletics with the objective of embracing
principles of diversity and inclusion.
Meet the ADC Program Administrator
Sr. Associate A.D. Gloria Nevarez
Meet the ADC Graduate Assistants
Anna
Chappell, Qualicum Beach, B.C.
Shanette
Alston, Louisville, Ky.
Kenya Fuemmeler, Salisbury, Mo.
Kadero Watson, Richmond, Va.
Former ADC Graduate Assistants
Brandon
Diles | Reggie
Duncan | Emily
Milberger
Doug Mauney | Rachael
Slocum | Kasie
Tamayo
Ricardo
Vasquez
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ADC Graduate Assistant Program
The ADC Graduate Assistantship program, one of several
initiatives created by the ADC, was implemented to
increase the diversity of job candidates in athletics
administration. Each year this program selects two
participants from a national pool of applicants to
pursue their graduate degree while devoting 30 hours
per week for four semesters working in the Athletics
Department.
How the Program Works
Interested candidates are enrolled in one of the University's master's programs. Most participants have chosen the Adult & Higher Education, Intercollegiate Athletics Administration Master's degree program. Candidates are selected based on their undergraduate experience, extracurricular activities, prior job experience and their commitment to diversifying the field of athletic administration both in values and practice.
The program has been designed to create an opportunity to rotate through various areas of the athletic department. First-year participants complete rotations depending on their athletic interests and department availability, with a maximum of four areas.
Year two participants select one area of focus from the previous year for the duration of the program. During the participant's second year of the program, an administrative role is taken as program coordinators. These responsibilities include, but are not limited to, planning and implementing initiatives to continually improve the growth and purpose of the ADC Graduate Assistantship program.
Graduate Assistantship Application
The OU Athletics Department invites applications for the ADC Graduate Assistantship:
Application & Assistantship Information
Applications will be closed March 1, 2010.
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OU Athletics Diversity Programs
McClendon Center for Intercollegiate Athletics |
180 W Brooks, Norman, OK 73019
Phone: (405) 325-8798 | Email: athleticsdiversityco@ou.edu
