Date posted
Mar
2
Ed Hill (Howard University) earns CoSIDA Lifetime Achievement Award for 33+ years as Howard SID, 371 consecutive football games, shaping college...
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Special Awards and other recognition
Date posted
Feb
24
Barb Kowal named 2017 Mary Jo Haverbeck Award winner; CoSIDA Hall of Fame inductee and media relations leader at UConn, Texas, and CoSIDA in women's...
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Date posted
Feb
24
Bernie Cafarelli named 2016 Katha Quinn Award winner, recognizing 25 years on CoSIDA's Academic All-America committee; longtime Notre Dame SID and...
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Date posted
Jan
25
Nominate colleagues for CoSIDA Special Awards by Jan 29, 2017. Self-nominations welcome for 25-Year and Lifetime Achievement Awards; login to submit.
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Date posted
Jan
10
CoSIDA covers CSC Unite 2026 in Las Vegas; AFCA Awards to be televised on CBS Sports Network from the Grand Ole Opry, honoring top college football...
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Date posted
Jan
6
USTFCCCA 2016 Excellence in Communications Award honors cross country: AJ Harrison (Wisconsin), Gregory Ruff (Trevecca Nazarene), Jim Naprstek...
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Date posted
Jan
3
Dan McDonald and Jim Henderson win the 2017 Distinguished Service Award in Sports Journalism, earning a place in the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame...
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Date posted
Nov
8
Nominate deserving colleagues for the 2017 CoSIDA Special Awards by Jan 29, 2017. Online nominations for current 2016-17 members; self-nominations...
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Date posted
Oct
14
CoSIDA Academic All-America Hall of Fame Class of 2017 nominations open online through Nov. 4, 2016; learn criteria, timeline, and how to nominate...
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Date posted
Oct
6
Columbia University alum Kevin DeMarrais, 1965–84 Director of Sports Information, inducted into the Columbia Athletics Hall of Fame (2016).
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Date posted
Sep
2
Ken Cerino retires from Western New England University after 16 years as sports information director, capping a 42-year career with CoSIDA Hall of...
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Date posted
Aug
4
CoSIDA Academic All-America honorees at the Rio Olympics: 82 student-athletes from 49 colleges across 17 sports, with AAAOY winners and Hall of Fame...
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