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AACJC President Dale Parnell said student-athletes must keep priorities clear and called for visible, active athletic leadership. The AACJC board drafted opposition to actions lowering grade-point eligibility and urged repeal, while describing committee study of governance, eligibility rules, and related 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HIGHER ACADEMIC STANDARDS FOR ATHLETES\n\nThe American Association of Community and Junior Colleges(AACJC)has called onthe organization governing intercollegiate sports for most two-year colleges torescind a recent decision loosening academic standards for freshman athletes,  \nFreshman athletes “are students first and then athletes,and we need to get ourpriorities in order,\"AACJC President Dale Parnell said yesterday.\"We think[college]presidents need to be more visible and more active in athleticprograms,\"he added.  \nThe AACJC board of directors has drafted a statement opposing “any action thatlowers academic grade point eligibility requirements\"and\"strongly urges\"repeal of a policy change voted in March by the National Junior College Ath-letic Association(NJCAA).  \nMaintain Course LoadAACJC also is forming a committee to study thegovernance of athletic programs,the role of academic leaders in athletics,eligibility standards and related issues.Harold McAninck,president of theCollege of DuPage in I1linois,wil1 serve as chairman.  \nNJCAA decided at its annual conference to allow new students at two-yearcolleges to compete in athletics if they enroll in courses totaling at least 12credit hours each semester.To play in a second season,they must take on anequlvalent academic load and maintain a 1.75 grade point average.Previously,new students had to attain a minimum average their first semester to remaineligible for athletics.The minimum was raised from 1.5 to 1.75 in 1984,andthe minimum course load was increased from 10 to 12 units a semester.  \n\"What we did [in March]was simply to adopt the same rule that applies in NCAADivision 1,\"the National Collegiate Athletic Association's top division,saidGeorge Killian,NJCAA executive director.\"If a student doesn't pass his firstsemester and the school allows him to continue,\"he can remain eligible forathletics,Killian said.  \nKillian said the rule was changed to allow two-year colleges to compete forstudent athletes with NCAA schools.\"You can see their reasoning,but thepeople at our organization don't think it's valid,\"Parnell said.  \nThe NJCAA decision came at a time when lawmakers and education officials arecalling for higher academic standards and efforts to increase participation byathletes in academics.Arguments for stricter standards and more control for(more)  \n     August 5,1986  \n# JUNIOR COLLEGES CALL FOR HIGHER ACADEMIC STANDARDS FOR ATHLETES(Cont.)\n\nacademic leaders were made by Rep.Thomas Luken,D-0hio,who recently intro-duced legislation to form a congressional study commission on collegiateathletics(HED,July 22).  \nThe NCAA approved a plan at its 1983 convention requiring freshmen to have a  \n2.0 high school grade point average and minimum standardized test scores tocompete.The policy was amended in January to phase in the program over twoyears,a move that did not satisfy officials of black colleges,who believe theuse of test scores discriminates against minority students(HED,Jan.15)。  \n\"What we have here is an image problem,\"Killian said.\"Some feel this hurtsthe image of the junior college student.\"  \nWhile he defends the new NJCAA rules,Ki1lian favors formation of a study paneland said the association would conider its recommendations.\"We encourage theparticipation of any of our college presidents in our association,\"he said.\"We look forward to working with the commission.We're all interested in thesame thing.\"  \nThe new NJCAA rules also allow part-time students to compete after being en-rolled for one year and having passed 12 credit hours with a 1.75 GPA.Thestudent would have to be enrolled in six credit hours while playing and tocomplete 12 credits a year to play the succeeding year.Parnell said thisissue would be studied by the AACJC committee and that the organization wouldnot take a formal position before that time.--Julie A.Miller  \n# PRESIDENT TO INVOLVE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES IN 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