Trustees and Presidents: A Podcast for University Leaders On College Athletics

Dr. Karen Weaver
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Hosted by Karen Weaver, EdD, she interviews key leaders, stakeholders and those impacting the business of college sports and higher education. From Division I to Divisions II and III, senior campus leaders now have a chance to learn about the challenges nearly every institution is facing post-pandemic. Today, athletics plays an even more crucial role in enrollment, retention, alumni donations, campus spirit, housing and dining, and marketing This podcast provides higher education leaders a chance to dive into the current issues with experts. linktr.ee/DrKarenWeaver

  1. Two Campuses, Two Conferences, One Vision: System Leadership in College Sports

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    Two Campuses, Two Conferences, One Vision: System Leadership in College Sports

    Karen Weaver interviews Dr. Daniel Mahony, the 10th president of the Southern Illinois University System. They discuss the unique structure of the SIU system, the challenges and opportunities in college athletics, and the importance of community engagement and student involvement. Dr. Mahony shares insights on financial management, legislative challenges, and the potential for creating athletic majors. The conversation highlights the evolving landscape of college athletics and the need for innovative thinking in the face of changing dynamics.

    31 phút

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    Lackawanna’s Leap: Their Historic Jump from NJCAA to NCAA

    In this podcast episode, Dr. Jill Murray, the first female president of Lackawanna College (PA), discusses the college's transition from NJCAA to NCAA Division II, highlighting the innovative changes and strategic planning involved. She emphasizes the importance of athletic development, student support, and expanding athletic programs to enhance student experiences. Dr. Murray also addresses the challenges of compliance, budgeting, and the role of e-sports in college athletics, providing insights for new college presidents considering similar transitions.

    31 phút

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    After 3,000 miles, This University Found a New Athletics Identity

    "Winning in athletics is about more than just outcomes; it's about commitment and resources." Dr. Polly Peterson, president of the University of Jamestown, discusses the significant transition from NAIA to NCAA Division II athletics. She shares insights on strategic planning, community engagement, and the importance of maintaining a balance in athletic opportunities for both men and women. Dr. Peterson emphasizes the role of alumni support and financial sustainability in navigating the challenges of higher education today, while also highlighting the university's commitment to growth and quality education. Karen is recovering from a recent vocal cord surgery.

    35 phút
  4. $500 million investment comes to college athletics-A conversation with Elevate's Jonathan Marks

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    $500 million investment comes to college athletics-A conversation with Elevate's Jonathan Marks

    In this podcast episode, Dr. Karen Weaver interviews Jonathan Marks, Chief Business Officer at Elevate, discussing the evolving landscape of college sports, the importance of premium hospitality, and the strategic investments Elevate is making to enhance the college sports experience. They explore how Elevate is helping colleges maximize revenue through innovative facility designs, technology integration, and unique game day experiences, while also addressing the need for student engagement in athletics. Karen recently underwent vocal cord surgery, so her voice may sound a bit different!

    31 phút
  5. Navigating NIL Contracts: Insights from Legal Experts

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    Navigating NIL Contracts: Insights from Legal Experts

    Joining the podcast is Paia LaPalombara, a partner at the Church Church Hittle + Antrim law firm based near Indianapolis. She is a former NCAA Division I student-athlete and powerhouse strategist. She has advised institutions on the House v. NCAA settlement to structuring NIL licensing agreements and managing complex compliance issues.  Joining her is Connor Glass, an Associate Attorney at CCH+A, Connor specializes in NCAA compliance, infractions, and gender equity reviews under Title IX.  Our conversation covers the financial and legal aspects of athletes and universities negotiating NIL contracts from two lawyers who draft them.

    36 phút
  6. The Conservative Agenda In Higher Education Comes For Athletics

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    The Conservative Agenda In Higher Education Comes For Athletics

    In this podcast episode, Dr. Karen Weaver discusses the current state of higher education under the Trump administration with Dr. Jeanne Sheehan Zaino. Jeanne is a Bloomberg Media contributor and a Senior Democracy Fellow at The Center for the Study of the Presidency & Congress. Her day job includes being an award-winning professor of Political Science & Intl. Studies at Iona University (NY).  They explore the broader conservative agenda targeting universities, the threats to academic freedom and funding, and the implications of executive orders on college athletics. The conversation also delves into the importance of political risk assessment, managing institutional relationships, and the need for collaboration among colleges and universities to navigate the challenges ahead.

    40 phút
  7. "Opting In" Became a Strategic Decision"-A Conversation With Canisius President Steve Stoute

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    "Opting In" Became a Strategic Decision"-A Conversation With Canisius President Steve Stoute

    How many former Division I athletes become a president of a Division I school? My guest today is Steve Stoute, former Seton Hall soccer player who is now the president at Canisius University. His career path has offered him unique insights and influence at one of the pivotal moments in college athletics history. We explore the financial challenges faced by non-power conference institutions, the impact of NIL on recruitment, and the importance of supporting women's athletics. Stoute emphasizes the need for mental health resources for student-athletes and reflects on the implications of recent governance changes in the NCAA. He also shares insights for aspiring college presidents on navigating the complexities of college sports.

    38 phút
  8. Not done yet-5 changes impacting college athletics after the House settlement-Ross Dellinger

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    Not done yet-5 changes impacting college athletics after the House settlement-Ross Dellinger

    Ross Dellinger of Yahoo Sports, one of the very best college football reporters, joins the podcast. We discuss the evolving landscape of college athletics post-July 1, 2025, particularly focusing on athlete compensation, collective bargaining, and the implications of new legislation. We discuss the recent support for collective bargaining from athletic directors, the establishment of the College Sports Commission, and the role of arbitration in NIL deals. Dellinger also shares insights on the SCORE Act and predictions for the future of college athletics, emphasizing the ongoing changes and challenges in the industry. Ross' article's: https://sports.yahoo.com/author/ross-dellenger/

    29 phút
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Hosted by Karen Weaver, EdD, she interviews key leaders, stakeholders and those impacting the business of college sports and higher education. From Division I to Divisions II and III, senior campus leaders now have a chance to learn about the challenges nearly every institution is facing post-pandemic. Today, athletics plays an even more crucial role in enrollment, retention, alumni donations, campus spirit, housing and dining, and marketing This podcast provides higher education leaders a chance to dive into the current issues with experts. linktr.ee/DrKarenWeaver

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