Each year, the Division III Strategic Planning and Finance Committee updates and approves the division’s strategic plan and budget. This year, the committee updated the strategic plan to better reflect the division’s support of the student-athlete experience.
The strategic plan begins with the Division III philosophy statement to establish the framework from which the division’s programs, resource allocations and regulatory decisions are made. It summarizes the division’s strategic priorities by outlining what must be accomplished in the current year of the budget triennium for the division to be successful.
The plan also highlights all the programs and services offered for the division. The plan includes feedback provided through the membership survey conducted in February.
The strategic plan is a living document that the committee updates and forwards to the Management and President Councils for approval before the start of each new budget cycle.
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2. The Cru Tops Football Rankings
Week No. 1 is in the books ... and the defending national champion made a statement to hold onto the top spot in this week's D3Football.com ranking.
Mary Hardin-Baylor (25), 1-0 (d. Muhlenberg, 62-13)
North Central, Ill., 0-0
Mount Union, 1-0 (d. Defiance, 65-0)
Saint John's, 1-0 (d. UW-Whitewater, 24-10)
Hardin-Simmons, 1-0 (d. Wayland Baptist, 79-14)
UW-Whitewater, 0-1 (lost to Saint John's, 24-10)
Linfield, 1-0 (d. Huntingdon, 41-34)
Wheaton, Ill. 0-0
Trinity, Texas, 1-0 (d. Sul Ross State, 55-7)
Johns Hopkins, 1-0 (d. Case Western Reserve, 54-14)
>> Welcome to the Top 25: Susquehanna >> Ta Ta For Now: Birmingham-Southern
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3. Eagles Top Preseason Poll
Defending Division III champion Emory is the preseason No. 1 entering the 2022-23 season as the WGCA released its first coaches' poll of the season.
Emory
George Fox
Methodist
Carnegie Mellon
Williams
Pomona-Pitzer
Redlands
New York U.
Centre
Washington (Mo.)
11-15: Claremont-M-S, Amherst, Washington and Lee, Illinois Wesleyan, Denison 16-20: Rhodes, St. Catherine, Mary Hardin-Baylor, Trinity (Texas), Texas-Dallas 21-25: Berry, Gustavus Adolphus, Middlebury, Sewanee, UC Santa Cruz
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