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Life in Balance

Urbana University's change to NCAA Division II for its athletic programs

02/24/2014 | Rating NR

SOCHE Talks

Life in Balance

Special | 8m 57s

Urbana University's change to NCAA Division II for its athletic programs

Doug Young, Athletic Director at Urbana University,discusses the university's change to NCAA Division II for its athletic programs. Part of the core attributes Urbana practices is known as "Life in Balance" - a well-rounded approach to student development and success.

02/24/2014 | Rating NR

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SOCHE Talks

Life in Balance

Special | 8m 57s

Doug Young, Athletic Director at Urbana University,discusses the university's change to NCAA Division II for its athletic programs. Part of the core attributes Urbana practices is known as "Life in Balance" - a well-rounded approach to student development and success.

02/24/2014 | Rating NR

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