University of Arkansas Posts NCAA Self-Study for Public Comment

Oct. 06, 2004

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - In compliance with NCAA regulations, the University of Arkansas has conducted a year-long self-study of both UA men's and women's athletic programs. A draft copy of the university's report is available for public comment at: https://goomer.ncaa.org/wdbctx/ncaass/AdminMDB.AC_InstMenu.ACSHomePage

Those wishing to review the report are instructed to log on under the institution's ID "031." The access password for viewing the report is "view." An institutional password is not required.

Public comment on the NCAA self-study will be accepted through Friday, October 15. All comments should be submitted to hbrill@uark.edu.

Contacts

Howard Brill, professor of law, School of Law, (479) 575-5358, hbrill@uark.edu

Charles Crowson, manager of media relations, University Relations, (479) 575-3583, ccrowso@uark.edu

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