2005 Convention November 28-30, 2005 Sawgrass Marriott Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida

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Business Meetings Track & Field NCAA Divisions I, II, III Cross Country NCAA Divisions I, II, III All three NCAA divisions will conduct their annual business and agenda votes Tuesday and Wednesday. General Sessions The general sessions will not only kick off and close the association's convention but will also address issues related to both track & field and cross country.

Special Events Monday Opening Session Reception Presented by Disney Sports & Beynon Sports Surfaces The reception on Monday evening prior to the Opening Session will kick off the convention and will allow members to renew old friendships and to create new ones. Tuesday Member Luncheon Presented by Mondo USA Wednesday Coaches Hall of Fame Reception & Dinner Presented by CONICA We will induct several former and current coaches into our Hall of Fame, which is the highest honor that men and women in our coaching profession can obtain. Members will have the opportunity to show their gratitude for the lifetime contributions that these members have made to our sport.		NCAA Seminars NCAA staff will update association members on new sport rules and regulations, championship procedures for 2006, the new international athlete clearinghouse and how to bid and host NCAA events.
		Technical Seminars Presented by TARTAN & Bank of America On Tuesday, topnotch coaches from around the nation will conduct educational technical seminars on subjects such as distance running, vertical and horizontal jumps, sprints and throwing events. The opening session will feature Olympic gold medallist Dan O'Brien's discussion on the coach-athlete relationship.
		Professional Enhancement Seminars Seminars on Tuesday and Wednesday will offer insight into how to deal with day-to-day issues within your profession. Topics will include legal liability and risk management, communication between administrators and coaches and media interaction.