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An expanded program of
intercollegiate athletics for
women at the University of
Nebraska-Lincoln has received
the full support of Chancellor
James II. Zumberge, who
announced arrangements for its
administration and funding.
Chancellor Zumberge has
assigned the administration of
the intercollegiate athletic pro-
grams for women to Athletic
Director Robert S. Devaney,
on an acting basis.
The Chancellor also author
ized a $60,000 budget for the
current fiscal year.
Zumberge's public support
for a women's athletic program
came Friday in a letter to Mrs.
Jayne Wade Anderson, chair
person of a commission on
Women's Intercollegiate Ath
letics. He assured the Commission
that it is the intent of the
University to develop a pro
gram "in keeping with the
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program as defined by the
Commission", The main thrust
of the program recommended
by the Commission will focus on
serving students with superior
abilities, and providing coach
ing and competitive experi
ences for students with pot en-'
tial but less developed skill.
NU has been involved in
women's intercollegiate ath
letics for many years. These
sports programs have generally
been administered by the
Department of Physical Educa
tion for Women.
Although the Commission
had envisioned two programs in
intercollegiate athletics, each
with its own director respon
sible to the Chancellor,
Zumberge indicated that he felt
July 23, 1974
a single administration was
preferable.
In placing the administration
of all formal intercollegiate
athletic programs at the Uni
versity within the Department
of Intercollegiate Athletics
headed by Devaney, Zumberge
cited Title IX guidelines of
HEW which he noted appear to
prefer a single administrative
structure under one director
for both men's and women's
athletics.
"Because the program for
women must be equitably
funded in comparison with
men's programs, and because
women athletes who participate
in intercollegiate sports must
comply with AIAW, NCAA and
Bid Eight rules or their
equivalents and adhere to
accepted eligibility require
ments and recruiting practices,
it seems to me that one
administration is preferable,"
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