Cost of each course: $100 

 LTC 506 Athletic Administration: Legal Issues II (Title IX & Sexual Harassment) 8:00 am  
This course provides in-depth coverage of the legal standards regarding Title IX compliance and gender equity assurance for interscholastic athletics programs. This includes the methodology for a school to perform a Title IX self-audit in order to proactively identify problem areas and necessary corrective actions to satisfy all applicable Title IX legal mandates. This course offers extensive coverage of the legal standards governing sexual harassment and sexual violence in school sports programs and strategies for developing, implementing, and documenting an effective anti-sexual harassment policy. Required for: CAA and CMAA certification 

LTC 701 Athletic Administration: Administration and Application of Middle School Athletic Programs 8:00 am 
This course provides the necessary strategies, methods, and resources to develop and implement middle school athletic programs and concentrates on the role of the middle school coach and coaching principles. Middle school athletics is an essential part of the total educational process, and the coach is a critical component in a developmentally sound and educationally compatible program. Required for RMSAA. 

 LTC 508 Athletic Administration: Legal Issues III (Hazing, Constitutional Law, Disabilities Law, & Employment & Labor Law) 1:00 PM 
This course provides in-depth coverage of the legal standards governing hazing in interscholastic athletics programs and strategies for developing, implementing, and documenting an effective anti-hazing policy. There is also extensive coverage of the constitutional rights of student-athletes that must be respected by schools when sanctioning athletes for misconduct, the impact of federal disabilities legislation on school sports programs, and the employment and labor law issues related to the administration of interscholastic athletics programs, in particular the minimum wage and overtime requirements of the federal Fair Labor Standards Act. Required for: CMAA Certification 

 LTC 790 Athletic Administration:  Leadership Training Instructional Methods and Techniques 1:00 PM 

Since its inception, the integrity of the NIAAA LTI program has been maintained through the consistent and accurate delivery of course curricula.  LTC 790 ensures the consistent and accurate delivery of all LTI Courses by first providing instructors with an awareness of the expectations that are placed upon them as course instructors, and then by providing instructors with the appropriate instructional strategies, methods and techniques necessary to properly deliver the courses to students.  Current LTI National Faculty Instructors guide potential LTI instructors through a series of exercises and interactions that demonstrate best practices for the successful teaching of all LTI Courses.  To become an LTI instructor, individuals must complete LTC 501, LTC 790 and the course the individual will be instructing.  Required for LTI instructors.