The following is a summary of Division I news from the week of March 31-April 4.

• Several Mississippi institutions were the first to receive a seal of approval from the new Center for Spectator Sports Security Management at Southern Mississippi. Receiving the seal means an institution has developed a comprehensive plan to improve security, enhance emergency response and effectively manage crowds at sporting events. The program at Southern Mississippi is the result of a $3.5 million federal grant to train universities nationwide on sports event security management.
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• The University of Texas at Austin will host the second “Conversations with Greatness” symposium Sunday, providing an opportunity for student-athletes to interact with successful minority professionals in a variety of fields. The event is co-sponsored by the Texas athletics department, The Pursuit of Dreams Foundation and Texas track and field and cross country coach Bev Kearney.
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• Several coaches reached career milestones recently, including Boston College men’s ice hockey coach Jerry York, who won his 800^th game this week. York is now second on the list of men’s ice hockey coaches with the most wins.
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• Arizona’s men’s swimming team won the national championship for the first time, following the Wildcats women’s team, which took the women’s crown a week before. Arizona’s victory came on the strength of several champion relay squads.