Nomination information, committee rosters and vacancy notices may be found online at www.
ncaa.org under "Legislation and Governance (committees)." For more information, contact Sharon Tufano, NCAA committee coordinator, at stufano@ncaa.org.

Division II

Division II individuals may be self-nomination or nominated by peers. A Division II nomination form must be completed for each nominee. Nomination materials should be submitted via the online nomination process available at web1.ncaa.org/committees/
selection.jsp. Divisional access code and password are available upon request.

Newly announced vacancies

The deadline for submitting nomination materials for the following vacancy is May 24, 2005.

Division II Women's Lacrosse Committee: One September 2005 vacancy. The appointee must be from the South region and may be a coach or an administrator.

Eligible institutions: Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania; East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania; Gannon University; Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Lees-McRae College; Limestone College; Mercyhurst College; Millersville University of Pennsylvania; Pfeiffer University; Queens University of Charlotte; Regis University (Colorado); Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania; St. Andrews Presbyterian College; West Chester University of Pennsylvania.

Division III

Division III individuals may be self-nomination or nominated by peers. A Division III nomination form must be completed for each nominee. Nomination materials should be submitted via the online nomination process available at web1.ncaa.org/committees/selection.
jsp. Divisional access code and password are available upon request.

Additional nominations solicited

The deadline for submitting nomination materials for the following vacancy is May 27, 2005.

Division III Women's Rowing Committee: One September 2005 vacancy. The appointee must be an administrator and may be from any region.

Eligible institutions: Bryn Mawr College; Cazenovia College; D'Youville College; Johns Hopkins University; Lesley University; State University of New York Maritime College; University of Mary Washington; Massachusetts Maritime Academy; Mills College; North Park University; Pacific Lutheran University; University of Puget Sound; Richard Stockton College of New Jersey; Rochester Institute of Technology; Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Camden; Simmons College; U.S. Merchant Marine Academy; Washington College (Maryland); Willamette University.

Division III Men's and Women's Tennis Committee: Two September 2005 vacancies. One appointee must represent men's interests and be from the Northeast region. One appointee must represent women's interests and be from the Central region. Appointees may be coaches or administrators.

Eligible Northeast region conferences: City University of New York Athletic Conference, Commonwealth Coast Conference, Empire 8, Freedom Conference (Drew University), Great Northeast Athletic Conference, Little East Conference, New England Small College Athletic Conference, North Atlantic Conference, North Eastern Athletic Conference, Skyline Conference.

Eligible Northeast region independent institutions: College of New Jersey, Newbury College, State University College at Oneonta, State University of New York at Oswego.

Eligible Central region conferences: College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin, Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference, Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, Lake Michigan Conference, Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association, Midwest Conference, Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, Northern Illinois-Iowa Conference, Ohio Athletic Conference, Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (DePauw University), Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.

Eligible Central region independent institutions: Martin Luther College, Nebraska Wesleyan University, College of St. Scholastica.

Men's and Women's Ice Hockey Rules Committee: One September 2005 vacancy. The appointee must represent women's interests and may be a coach or an administrator.

Eligible institutions: Castleton State College; Chatham College; Elmira College; Lake Forest College; Massachusetts Institute of Technology; University of Massachusetts, Boston; Neumann College; New England College; Rochester Institute of Technology; Salve Regina University; University of Southern Maine; Union College (New York); Utica College.