NCAA主席換人 - NCAA

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換成我們UW-Seattle的校長

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It is with very mixed emotions that I am writing to let you know that today
I have accepted the presidency of the National Collegiate Athletic
Association. When I came home to the University of Washington in 2004, I
knew there was no other university that I would want to be president of, and
that remains true today after the six wonderful years DeLaine and I have
enjoyed serving our alma mater. I am proud of the work we have done
together and absent this truly extraordinary opportunity would have been
happy continuing as president for many years to come.

The NCAA is one of the nation's most influential collegiate organizations.
Leading it offers a chance to shape the educational and athletic experiences
of over 400,000 young people and to work with more than 1,200 universities,
colleges and conferences to make intercollegiate sports a competitive,
healthy, integral part of the growth and maturation of student-athletes. It
also presents a new set of challenges for me. I am very excited about taking
on these challenges and the opportunity to work with so many university and
college presidents.

To my friends, colleagues, and students of the University of Washington, I
offer a special word of thanks and appreciation. It has been my honor to
serve you. I am very proud of what we have accomplished together these past
six years. Our university is a special place--by any measure one of the
world's leading research universities--because of all of you and the work
you perform every day. I cannot thank you enough for your dedication,
energy and enthusiasm. It is never a good time to leave one great job for
another. I relish the challenges at the NCAA but will always love my time
here. DeLaine and I always have been, and always will be, Huskies for life.

Sincerely,


Mark Emmert
President

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