Member institutions and conferences will celebrate the fourth annual NCAA Division III Week April 6-12, 2015. Division III provides well-rounded opportunities for more than 187,000 student-athletes across the country.

The third annual Division III Week, which runs from April 7-13, is the crowning event of Division III’s 40th anniversary year, which has celebrated the division’s past through recognition of former student-athletes’ achievements since graduation and by remembering historic milestones.

With Division III Week arriving in early April, member institutions can use these tools to help communicate what they’re doing on their campuses.

By Jack Copeland NCAA.org Schools and conferences are telling Division III’s story this week, whether it’s over hot dogs shared with faculty members at McDaniel, spending a day with Special Olympians at Hardin-Simmons, honoring student-...

By Mike Warwick For NCAA.org Adam Bienstock started playing football as a freshman at Dwight Englewood High School in New Jersey. He then played as a freshman and sophomore at Ithaca College before deciding to hang up his cleats. His...

By Brenna Myers For NCAA.org As the NCAA celebrates its inaugural Division III Week, most college sports fans probably would be hard pressed to explain the differences among the three NCAA divisions. Many people are familiar with Division...

By Jack Copeland NCAA.org Division III Week is a time to celebrate the accomplishments of student-athletes, but it’s no surprise that the student-athletes are turning the celebration into an opportunity to become even more involved in...

By Jack Copeland NCAA.org The first observance of Division III Week – a celebration by member schools of the division’s unique philosophy that equally values academics, athletics and student-athletes’ involvement in a full and rich campus...