American Mideast Conference

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American Mideast Conference (AMC)
Established: 1949
American Mideast Conference logo
NAIA Division II
Members 16
Sports fielded 15 (men's: 7; women's: 8)
Region NAIA Region IX
Former names Mid-Ohio Conference
Headquarters Findlay, OH
Commissioner James D. Houdeshell
Website http://www.amcsports.com/

The American Mideast Conference is an affiliate of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics that includes 16 member institutions in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York. Founded in 1949, it was known as the Mid-Ohio Conference until 1998 when it adopted its current moniker. The name change was the first step in a multi-phase expansion that extended the conference into states beyond Ohio.

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[edit] Sports

The AMC includes 15 sports:

[edit] Institutions

The AMC has 16 members, both public and private:

[edit] Administration

Presidents of member institutions maintain active rolls of governance over the organization by way of the Council of Presidents.[1]

Additionally, the AMC includes a staff of conference officials:

  • James D. Houdeshell, Commissioner
  • Mark Womack, AMC Administrative Assistant
  • Deron Brown, Supervisor of Umpires, Baseball
  • Linda Cairney, Supervisor of Umpires, Softball
  • Bill Ek, Supervisor of Officials, Basketball
  • Karen Fulks, Treasurer
  • James Phipps, Eligibility Chair
  • Diane Plas, Supervisor of Officials, Women's Basketball, Volleyball
  • Kim Vieira, Supervisor of Officials, Men's and Women's soccer

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[edit] References

  1. ^ American Mideast Conference Council of Presidents. www.amcsports.com (2007).