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The Coppin State Athletic Academic Success Center is located in room 140 in the Coppin Center.

 

 

Welcome to the Athletic Academic Success Center area of www.coppinstatesports.com. This site will provide you with information for both current and prospective student-athletes, as well as parents, fans, and Coppin State University faculty. This site will provide you with information on topics such as academic eligibility, community service, on-campus resources, tutoring services, and much more.

To provide the support services necessary to facilitate the graduation of all student-athletes, to provide direction for Coppin State student-athletes in academic advising in conjunction with advisors in the respective Dean's offices and to provide study table monitoring, career planning, eligibility, life skills and a host of other advice oriented services. 

Each team is assigned a member of the AASC counseling staff to meet with throughout their tenure at Coppin State University. In addition, each student-athlete has an academic advisor within their declared major department. The AASC academic counselors act as a secondary support network that coordinate and implement transitional and developmental programs to address the unique academic and career development needs of student-athletes. In cooperation with the Office of Compliance, the AASC advisors help to assure that NCAA, MEAC and University rules and regulations are followed.

 

• All freshmen and transfers must attend and complete 10 hours a week of productive course work

• All freshmen and at-risk student-athletes will have a weekly meeting with the assistant athletic director for academics

• All student-athletes with less than an accumulative grade-point average of 2.50 must attend and complete 10 hours of productive course work

• Only academic services personnel can sign student-athletes in and out of study hall

• All student-athletes and coaches will need to check their Coppin State email account daily for important information

 

• Demonstrate respect through words and actions towards fellow student-athletes

• Conduct themselves in a manner that shows impeccable sportsmanship toward fellow student-athletes, coaches, faculty and staff

• Never use foul language in the study hall area

 

• Written warning (second time of reporting to coaches missed or less than 10 hours for the week)

• Meeting with coaches (third time of reporting to coaches missed or less than 10 hours for the week)

• Meeting with athletic director (fourth time of reporting to coaches missed or less than 10 hours for the week)

• Athletic director to determine appropriate action (possible action could include suspension from team and suspension from competition)

 

• Four Strike Rule (four unexcused classes per class)

• Missed practice (two missed classes per class)

• Missed competition (three missed classes per class)

• Possible release from team and loss of athletic scholarship (four missed classes per class)

 

• First workshop is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 22 at 5:30 p.m. in the AASC (Time Management)

• Second workshop is scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 24 at 5:30 p.m. in the AASC (Note Taking/Test Taking Techniques)

• Third workshop is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 15 at 6:30 p.m. in the AASC (Graduate School Seminar Recommended for Juniors and Seniors)

• Fourth workshop is scheduled for November (Understanding Philanthropy)

• Fifth workshop is scheduled for February (Graduate School Opportunities)

• Sixth workshop is scheduled for February (Career Planning)

• Seventh workshop is scheduled for April

 

• First community service project is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 6 at 8 a.m. The athletic department has partnered with the Special Olympics to help facilitate a soccer championship to be held at Druid Hill Park. Transportation to the event will be provided by the athletic department

• Second community service project is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 21. In conjunction with the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference volleyball tournament the athletic department will sponsor a Community Day

• Third community service project is scheduled for December

• Fourth community service project is scheduled for March

• Fifth community service project is scheduled for May

 

 

 

James Woodhouse - Academic Counselor (volleyball and softball)

Lawrence Blackwell - Math Tutor (baseball)

Sally Bell - Science Tutor (women's basketball)

Brecklen Barbee - English Tutor

Jordan Rhodes - Intern and NCAA Champs/Life Skills