Collegiate Athletics

Creating an exceptional student-athlete experience requires clear and continuous communications to ensure all voices are heard.

Collegiate Athletics Insights

The Division II Distinction

Discover the unique ways Division II athletics leaders balance sports and academics to create an exceptional student-athlete experience.

Division III Excellence

Eastern Connecticut State University Gives Student-Athletes a Space to Feel Heard With RealResponse

Collegiate Athletics Insights

Taking Terps’ Feedback to Heart

The University of Maryland Puts Student-Athlete Feedback First.

Silent Struggle

It’s time to turn up the volume on college athletes’ “silent struggle”.

Coastal Carolina Athletics

Coastal Carolina University Elevates Student-Athlete Voices with Anonymous Communications Platform

Keep What Matters Safe

The legalization of sports gambling requires a new framework for safeguarding teams.

Surveys

Empower your teams to share insights on their experience to create opportunities for building better athletics programs using extensive comparative data and dashboards to track and ensure improvement and success.

Anonymous Threads

Use a variety of communications tools to understand the dynamics within your athletics programs. Through clear, anonymous, and continuous communications, athletics department leaders can respond quickly and efficiently to complex situations.

Documentation

Athletics Department leaders can proactively manage important communications, compliance details, and documents seamlessly in one place instead of piecing together records and timelines with bits of disparate information from texts, emails, and phone calls.

Collegiate Athletics Data

Student-Athletes

74%

Of student-athletes reported being hazed in college (NCAA).

58%

Of individuals aged between 18 and 22 have engaged in at least one sports betting activity (NCAA).

1.5 to 2x

Higher than the rates of mental health concerns reported by student-athletes prior to 2020 (NCAA).

Protecting the health and safety of our student-athletes and the integrity of the institution are paramount responsibilities for an Athletics Director.

John Currie, Director of Athletics, Wake Forest University