Custom Search ALBANY, Ga. -Jacqueline Nicholson, who has spent the last two years at Albany State University as the Associate Athletics Director for Academics, Compliance and Student-Athlete Development and Senior Woman Administrator has been named Interim Director of Athletics. Nicholson takes over for Sherie Gordon, effective July 1.
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Nicholson joined Albany State Athletics in January 2017 as the Associate Athletics Director for Academics, Compliance and Student-Athlete Development and Senior Woman Administrator. Nicholson's responsibilities include sport supervision and daily operation of academics, compliance and student-athlete support services to ensure student-athlete success.
Nicholson came to ASU after a stint at the University of Texas at San Antonio. She started her tenure in October 2015, serving as the Assistant Athletics Director for Academics. At UTSA, Nicholson was the academic advisor for men's basketball, men's cross country/track & field and women's cross country/track & field. She also assisted with the input of academic data for all sports (17) and developed a summer bridge program for incoming athletes.
Before going to UTSA, Nicholson was Assistant Athletics Director for Student-Athlete Academic Services at Norfolk State University. During her seven-year tenure at NSU, Nicholson was in charge of providing academic support, monitoring eligibility for incoming student-athletes, and assisting with compliance, development and strategic planning.
Nicholson is a graduate of Virginia Tech where she was a four-year letter winner on the women's track & field team. She completed her Bachelor of Science degree in Human Services in 2005 and obtained her Masters from Virginia Tech in Higher Education and Student Affairs.
She currently serves as the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II South Regional Representative for Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field. Nicholson is also a member of the National Association of Academic Advisors for Athletics, Women Leaders in College Sports and the National Academic Advising Association,