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Sports Ethics Fellows

Each year the IIS selects a diverse group of individuals from various academic and athletic fields to serve as Sports Ethics Fellows. These outstanding individuals write and conduct research on the contemporary issues of ethics and sportsmanship in today's society and assist with the expansion and promotion of National Sportsmanship Day.

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The 2006 Sports Ethics Fellows are:
  • Bill Beaney - Head Men's Hockey and Men's and Women's Golf Coach at Middlebury College (VT)
  • Rico Cabral - Associate Director of Athletics and Head Men's Basketball Coach at Mount Ida College (MA)
  • Tim Gleason - Commissioner of the Ohio Athletic Conference
  • Dr. Todd S. Hutton - President of Utica College (NY) and the Empire 8 Athletic Conference
  • Roger Ingles - Interim Director of Athletics and Head Baseball Coach at Ohio Wesleyan University (OH)
  • Dr. Gary Karner - Commissioner of the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
  • Donna Ledwin - Commissioner of the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference
  • Leon Lunder - Director of Athletics at Carleton College (MN)
  • Dr. Glada C. Munt - Associate Dean of Students and Director of Athletics at Southwestern University (TX)
  • Jim Nelson - Director of Athletics at Suffolk University (MA)
  • Dr. Sandra Slabik - Sports Management Professor at Neumann College (PA) and Chair of the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference Faculty Athletic Representatives
  • Marge Willadsen - Head Softball Coach, Associate Athletic Director and Senior Women's Administrator at Buena Vista University (IA)
  • Positive Coaching Alliance - A non-profit organization run by Jim Thompson at Stanford University, with the mission of "transforming youth sports so that sports can transform youth."
    • Phone: 1-800-447-9889(401) 874-2375Fax: (401) 874-2429E-Mail: info@internationalsport.com
    Institute for International Sport c/o International Scholar-Athlete Hall of Fame
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    3045 Kingstown Road, P.O. Box 1710
    Kingston, Rhode Island 02881-1710
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