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Optimizing Athletic Programs for Small Colleges

Athletics programs can be a significant asset to small colleges, contributing to student recruitment, retention, and overall campus morale. However, ensuring that these programs are well-structured, compliant, and sustainable can be a challenging task for college presidents and athletic directors.

That's where OMI Athletic Consulting comes in. With a wealth of experience in the industry, OMI offers a range of services tailored specifically for small colleges looking to optimize their athletic programs. From program reviews to funding source recommendations, OMI provides comprehensive evaluations and actionable recommendations to help colleges make informed decisions about their athletic offerings. One of the key advantages of working with OMI is the expertise of its president and owner, Dexter Irvin. With decades of experience as an athletic administrator and coach, including a significant tenure in community college athletics, Dexter brings a unique perspective and a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing small college athletic programs. When it comes to optimizing athletic programs for small colleges, OMI focuses on three key areas: feasibility, sustainability, and compliance. By assessing the current state of the athletic program, identifying potential funding sources, and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations, OMI helps colleges build strong, successful athletic programs that benefit both students and the institution as a whole. For small college presidents and athletic directors looking to take their athletic programs to the next level, partnering with OMI Athletic Consulting can provide the expertise and guidance needed to make informed decisions and drive success. With a focus on feasibility, sustainability, and compliance, OMI is well-equipped to help colleges navigate the complexities of the collegiate athletics landscape and build thriving athletic programs for the future.

 
 
 

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