Florida Tech's Associate Athletic Director Christina Hardman has been chosen to join the NCAA's Dr. Charles Whitcomb Leadership Institute. This prestigious two-year program focuses on enhancing leadership skills for professional growth among athletic administrators. Hardman is one of 18 selected participants who underwent a week of development activities in Arizona from July 11-17, alongside 19 other current members of the institute. The program emphasizes relationship building among participants, which fosters a supportive community for ongoing leadership enhancement.

By the Numbers
  • 18 athletic administrators selected for the program this year.
  • More than 400 administrators have graduated from the Leadership Institute since its inception in 2002.
What's Next

As Hardman progresses through the institute, she will gain insights on a range of challenges in college athletics, including strategic planning and compliance. This experience is expected to enrich her contributions to Florida Tech Athletics. Moving forward, her participation could influence leadership dynamics and foster development in the department.

Bottom Line

Hardman's selection to the NCAA Dr. Charles Whitcomb Leadership Institute is a significant opportunity, poised to not only boost her leadership capabilities but also enhance Florida Tech Athletics' overall mission and impact. This investment in professional development promises to yield benefits for the entire athletics community.