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UW-Whitewater Athletic Administration Practicum and Internship Opportunities One of the most unique aspects of the Higher Education Athletic Administration graduate program is the opportunity for meaningful practicum experience. The UW-Whitewater Athletic Department and Higher Education Athletic Administration program operate as collaborative partners. In turn, the UW-Whitewater Athletic Department offers multiple opportunities for professional development for students in the Athletic Administration graduate program.

Athletic Communications ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Overview: Assist Director of Athletic Communications and sports information office with compilation of game statistics and results, media relations and game coverage to be posted to athletics Web site (uwwsports.com) and social media, and submitted strategically to external audiences, for the department s 20 varsity sports. Game coverage includes photos, videos, game previews, features, game recaps, press releases, coach/student-athlete bios, social media and other types of content. A working knowledge of sports, including, but not limited to, football, volleyball, soccer, basketball, wrestling, baseball and softball An ability to handle tasks in a fast-paced environment Strong writing and communication skills Availability to work nights and weekends Contact: Chris Lindeke, Director of Athletic Communications, lindekc@uww.edu

Student-Athlete Enhancement/Warhawk Leadership Academy STUDENT-ATHLETE ENHANCEMENT/WLA Overview: Assist the Director of Student-athlete Engagement to implement Warhawk Leadership Academy and SAAC programs Assist with curriculum development for the Warhawk Leadership Academy Assist with curriculum implementation for the Freshmen Rising Warhawks and Veteran Warhawk programs Assist NCAA program efforts Serve as co-facilitator for Veteran Warhawk program as needed Assist with all logistical organization for the Rising Warhawk and Veteran Warhawk sessions Assist with all logistical organization for the Fall Leadership Academy Kick-off and end of year Warhawk Awards: Student-Athlete Showcase of Excellence Develop monthly newsletter for Leadership Academy participants, coaches and administrators Assist with development of year-end report for student-athlete enhancement unit for Director of Athletics Attention to detail, creativity Comfortable with group facilitation Flexible schedule (evening/weekend availability) Contact: Dr. Kristina Navarro, Director of Student-Athlete Engagement, navarrok@uw.edu

Warhawk Outreach/Warhawks Give Back Program WARHAWK OUTREACH Overview: Work with the Director of Student-Athlete Engagement to oversee a comprehensive outreach program for Warhawk student-athletes Assist with coordination of student-athlete community and campus appearances Attend community service outings and track all student-athlete outreach activity hours Serve as an ambassador of the Warhawk Athletics brand to foster community and campus partnerships Work with sport programs to identify current efforts and ways to enhance central support systems Develop a year-end report summarizing Warhawk Outreach efforts Contribute Warhawk Outreach highlights to monthly newsletter Attention to detail, creativity, comfortable with group facilitation, flexible schedule (evening/weekend availability) Contact: Dr. Kristina Navarro, Director of Student-Athlete Engagement, navarrok@uww.edu

Development DEVELOPMENT Overview: Work with the Assistant Athletic Director for Development in enhancing revenue generation through private and corporate partners. Assist with advancement of major gift initiatives o Assist in preparing sponsorship proposals using analytical marketing and demographical data tailored to the sponsor s needs o Responsible for sponsorship fulfillment, including events, programs, etc. o Direct oversight of specific accounts as assigned Play a key role in the development of a comprehensive annual fund for athletics o Develop benefits structure and membership levels o Maintain database and benefit levels for members Help with the planning of special events o Assist with the preparation and planning of special events for alumni and donors o Attend sport specific fundraising events Provide support to the AD/Assistant AD in major gifts and capital projects as needed Prepare travel expense reports Serve as a positive representative for Warhawk Athletics Work in unison with other Graduate Interns Excellent communication and interpersonal skills o Ability to communicate effectively with donors/sponsors face-to-face, over the phone, and through email Organizational skills and ability maintain and track progress and fulfillment with donors/sponsors Teamwork and collaboration skills Design skills and ability to use Adobe Creative Suite a plus Ability to be and remain professional in a variety of situations Contact: Kirby Mills, Assistant AD for Development, millsk@uww.edu

Internal Operations and Budget/Finance INTERNAL OPERATIONS/BUDGET/FINANCE Overview: Work with the Associate AD for Budget/Finance with internal operations pertaining to financial management Assist Budget/Finance office with research reports and budget collection information Logistical management of athletics spending (sport team travel, official payment) Assist with annual EADA, NCAA reports Reconcile accounts as assigned Excel proficiency, attention to detail, and fundamental understanding of accounting/finance. Contacts: Bob Lanza, Associate AD for Budget/Finance lanzar@uww.edu Dr. Mario Morris, Director of Financial Operations, UW-Madison Athletics, mgm@athletics.wisc.edu

General Administration GENERAL ADMINISTRATION Overview: Assist the Director of Athletics with special projects Assist with development of strategic plan and benchmarking Assist with research projects and peer institutions comparison projects Assist with capitol projects and planning efforts Attend campus meetings on behalf of the Director of Athletics as assigned Attend senior staff meetings as needed Contact: Amy Edmonds, Director of Athletics, edmondsa@uww.edu

Marketing and Promotions MARKETING AND PROMOTIONS Overview: The Marketing and Promotions Intern will assist with developing and executing the strategic marketing efforts for all 20 intercollegiate athletic programs. Duties and Develop, implement, and execute in-contest promotions and interactive activities at home athletic events (specific sport oversight). Organize special events in conjunction with home athletic contests including, but not limited to alumni cultivation, campus collaborations, community outreach initiatives, and fundraisers. Create and direct a marketing and promotional plan specifically for Purple Reign, to enhance fan experience and event atmospheres. Coordinate marketing initiatives with departmental staff and coaches, while collaborating with other campus departments. Understand and operate within all WIAC and NCAA rules and regulations. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Displays creativity, while utilizing resources Comfortable in large group facilitation Strong attention to detail and excellent organizational skills Flexibility in schedule (evening and weekend availability) Knowledgeable about the University, Athletic Department, sport programs and facilities Contact: Leah Harms, Director of Event Operations and Fan Engagement, harmsl@uww.edu

Graphic Design/Social Media GRAPHIC DESIGN/SOCIAL MEDIA Overview: The Graphic Design and Social Media intern will assist with developing and enhancing the brand of all 20 intercollegiate Warhawk Athletic programs to external audiences. Duties and Design promotional materials for the athletic department through social media campaigns and grass roots marketing initiatives, including print and digital media Develop and execute a consistent strategic plan for all social media outlets, including but not limited to Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Coordinate promotional materials with departmental staff and coaches, while collaborating with other campus departments, specifically Marketing and Media Relations Create and implement a consistent brand across the department while following campus identity standards Design capital project materials and pieces (brochures, displays, etc) Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Displays creativity, while utilizing resources Attention to detail Experience with executing social media campaigns Proficient in Adobe Creative Suite Flexibility in schedule (evening and weekend availability) Knowledgeable about the University, Athletic Department, sport programs and facilities Contact: Leah Harms, Director of Event Operations and Fan Engagement, harmsl@uww.edu Chris Lindeke, Director of Athletic Communications, lindekc@uww.edu

Event Operations EVENT OPERATIONS Overview: The Event Operations Intern will work actively with the Event Coordinator in the administration of home athletic events for all 20 intercollegiate athletic programs. Duties and Assist in the preparation of event presentation and logistics for all home athletic events, WIAC Championships, NCAA Championships, and other external events. Serve as the on-site coordinator for home athletic contests including, but not limited to equipment set-up and take-down, event staffing, and crowd control (specific sport oversight). Assist with scoreboard, video board, and sound system operations Serve as a liaison for visiting teams, officials, and spectators. Oversight of student employees including scheduling, training, and delegation of responsibilities. Understand and operate within all WIAC and NCAA rules and regulations. Excellent customer service skills and ability to communicate with a diverse population Ability to adapt to change and keep composure under pressure in a fast-pace environment Excellent conflict resolution skills and ability to anticipate areas of concern Reliable and hard-working Strong attention to detail and excellent organizational skills Flexibility in schedule (evening and weekend availability) Knowledgeable about the University, Athletic Department, sport programs and facilities Contact: Leah Harms, Director of Event Operations and Fan Engagement, harmsl@uww.edu

Compliance COMPLIANCE Overview: Work with the Director of Compliance and Senior Woman Administrator on NCAA eligibility projects. Responsibilities Assist with NCAA/WIAC eligibility matters Work on eligibility certifications and interpretations through NCAA LSDBi Attend student-athlete eligibility and total program meetings Track progress toward degree requirements Work on special projects as assigned Input/track student/athlete data in the athletic department compliance software, JumpForward Strong attention to detail Ability to work with multiple sport programs Contact: Keri Carollo, Head Women s Basketball Coach/SWA, carollok@uww.edu