Post by Pinnum on Oct 3, 2015 17:34:02 GMT -5
www.michigandaily.com/section/sports/hackett-interacts-students-athletic-experience-other-issues
Some interesting things from the University of Michigan...
"[Athletic Director] Hackett's appearance came as part of the Athletic Department’s mission to interact more with the students than the previous regime did in an effort to gain their support."
"There conversation soon shifted to basketball, where most of the discussion regarding the student experience has revolved around the Maize Rage. In recent years, students have called for their section to take up more of the lower bowl in an effort to create a more exciting environment. Hackett faced this question at his last town hall meeting in April, when he answered that the Athletic Department was working on a solution."
" In the near future, the department vowed to “confront emotional issues” such as lack of trust and lack of voice. The session before the meeting included surveys from students, including “tension wires,” the results of which were skewed heavily toward feeling like a customer over family and feeling muted over having a strong voice."
Some interesting things from the University of Michigan...
"[Athletic Director] Hackett's appearance came as part of the Athletic Department’s mission to interact more with the students than the previous regime did in an effort to gain their support."
"There conversation soon shifted to basketball, where most of the discussion regarding the student experience has revolved around the Maize Rage. In recent years, students have called for their section to take up more of the lower bowl in an effort to create a more exciting environment. Hackett faced this question at his last town hall meeting in April, when he answered that the Athletic Department was working on a solution."
" In the near future, the department vowed to “confront emotional issues” such as lack of trust and lack of voice. The session before the meeting included surveys from students, including “tension wires,” the results of which were skewed heavily toward feeling like a customer over family and feeling muted over having a strong voice."