The NCAA Division II Institutional Performance Program (IPP) provides institutional leaders with data and reporting resources to support planning, performance monitoring and oversight of intercollegiate athletics programs.
Through data models, data management and reporting, IPP helps safeguard student-athlete well-being and promotes institutional integrity in a manner aligned with Division II priorities and governance structures.
How to Access IPP
Use the resources below to get started with IPP data access and system navigation.
What IPP supports
Data-informed planning and governance oversight
Standardized data management and reporting practices
Institutional decision-making that promotes student-athlete well-being
Institutional integrity and accountability
Health & Safety Survey
The Health & Safety Survey is a component of the NCAA Institutional Performance Program designed to help Division I and Division II institutions evaluate the organization and administration of athletics health care delivery. The survey collects information related to institutional health and safety policies, practices and resources that support student-athlete well-being.
Institutions should identify the individuals most familiar with their athletics health care operations and administrative practices to complete the survey. Completion time will vary based on institutional structure and data availability.
Once the survey closes, the NCAA research staff analyzes the results and makes them available through the Institutional Performance Program each summer. The survey data provides institutions with an opportunity to compare their health and safety practices with peer institutions and better understand established and emerging standards of care within college athletics.
The results are intended to support institutional self-assessment and continuous improvement. Through the IPP, institutions can review their data, identify areas of strength and evaluate opportunities to enhance the delivery of health and safety services for student-athletes.
Institutional leaders responsible for athletics health care delivery and health and safety oversight.
Survey results are analyzed by NCAA research staff and made available through the IPP each summer.
Provides benchmarking data that helps institutions evaluate health and safety practices and identify opportunities for improvement.
Eligibility
- Division II member institutions
- Campus and conference leaders supporting oversight and planning
- Administrators responsible for data management and reporting
IPP Resources
Some IPP resources reflect the time period in which they were developed. Institutions are encouraged to use these materials as guidance alongside current NCAA policies and data tools.
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