Virtual Compliance Office for Division II & III
Division II and III athletic departments face unique compliance challenges without the staffing resources of larger programs. Our Virtual Compliance Office provides comprehensive NCAA compliance expertise at a fraction of the cost of full-time staff.
Key Services Include:
Monthly compliance calendars customized for Division II or III regulations
Virtual office hours for staff questions and guidance
Playing and practice season tracking tools designed for Division II/III schedules
Customized policy development aligned with institutional needs
Regular rules education for coaches and staff
NCAA Data Submission
Academic eligibility reviews
This service delivers professional compliance administration tailored specifically to the needs and budgets of Division II and III institutions, providing peace of mind and regulatory protection without the overhead of additional staff.
Compliance Reviews
The world of Division II and III athletics is constantly evolving, with compliance requirements becoming increasingly complex. Brown Athletics Consulting offers specialized compliance reviews addressing the unique challenges faced by smaller athletic departments.
Our review services include:
Comprehensive policy and procedure assessments
Targeted risk area evaluations
Campus-wide compliance audits
Department structure and reporting line analysis
Staff training and education evaluations
Documentation and record-keeping assessments
All reviews are conducted with an understanding of the resource constraints faced by Division II and III institutions. Our recommendations prioritize practical, implementable solutions that work within your existing staffing structure.
Board of Trustees & Presidential Presentations
Institutional leadership bears ultimate responsibility for athletics compliance but often lacks specialized knowledge of NCAA regulations. Dr. Brown delivers engaging, informative presentations for Boards of Trustees and Presidents that address the unique governance challenges of Division II and III athletics.
Presentation topics include:
"Governance Blind Spots: What Boards Need to Know About Athletics"
"Beyond the Headlines: The True Cost of Compliance Failures"
"Building a Culture of Compliance: Beyond Rules to Ethics"
"Division III Distinction: Maintaining Financial Aid Compliance"
"Strategic Oversight: The Board's Role in Athletics Governance"
Each presentation is customized to address your specific institutional context and provides practical frameworks for effective oversight.
