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The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) awarded Coppin State University in Baltimore, Maryland a grant to accelerate academic success within the university’s athletic program. The grant was awarded in 2012 and totals $900,000 over three years. Although the graduation rates of intercollegiate athletes at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have been as low as 49% (Hosick, 2013; Sander, 2007; and Melendez, 2006), the current intercollegiate athlete graduation rate at Coppin State University has climbed to 75% thanks to a philosophy that emphasizes graduating over remaining eligible and graduating in four years.

Mentoring the Student in the Student - Athlete Dyad: Focusing on Health, Wellness, and Academics