(01-25-2019 12:26 AM)arkstfan Wrote:  

(01-24-2019 10:10 PM)Renandpat Wrote:  Access to mental health services is available to every enrolled student, however, unless they were a non-revenue student athlete who would just go over to the Student Health Center, most would have no clue about it since if you played football and basketball, you likely didn't participate in a Student Orientation with the rest of your Freshman class and was given an entirely different agenda.

The result is likely more detrimental to the student body who may lose a counselor which will change her/his focus on the Athletic Department.

Here is the entire list of Autonomous Five proposals adopted today. It includes action regarding engaging with agents by this time next year.

As I read it the only real requirement is for the athlete to be given information about what services are available. That’s pretty embarrassing that they felt they had to mandate something everyone should have been doing

It's called micromanaging.

All this means is one extra piece of paper in their orientation packet. And if it's not there, the school can get docked by the NCAA.

If you can't manage the big important things, micromanage to make it look like you're doing something.