Women Have Always Had Access to Intercollegiate Competition in the NCAA

Q3: The IAAUS was the<br>A) successor to the

Q4: The NCAA is a nonprofit organization and

Q5: The history of intercollegiate athletics illustrates that

Q6: CFAR refers to<br>A) Canadian Football Association Representatives<br>B)

Q7: The Champions of Character is an NAIA

Q9: A student-athlete sits on the NCAA Board

Q10: Compliance refers to Recruitment Services within the

Q11: Athletic Departments are concerned about athlete use

Q12: Policies regarding transfer students in college athletics

Q13: HBCU athletic budgets are typically much _