Sumter At the University of South Carolina Sumter, athletics are considered an integral part of student life and are designed to enrich the college experience. The includes men’s baseball, men’s soccer, women’s softball, and women’s soccer in Division I of Region X in the (National Junior College Athletic Association). Admission to athletic events is to students, as it is one of “free” the student activities covered under their activity fee. Revenues are generated through modest concession sales, paid advertising in press guides and nominal gate charges for baseball events from the general public. Each coach is expected to generate operational funds through fundraisers and solicitations from private sources such as individuals and corporations. Each sport has an individual budget managed by the respective coach, with oversight from the Budget, Planning and Grants Director and the Athletic Director/Associate Dean for Administrative and Financial Services. USC Sumter Fire Ants athletics budget (D funds) is part of the USC System budget, a hard copy of which is stored in the Dean’s and Associate Dean for Administrative and Financial Services’ offices in Sumter; the budget is broken down as: Athletic Budget Departmental D-200 Baseball D-220 Softball D-221 Soccer (men’s) D-222 Soccer D-223 As indicated in the institution’s , the Dean is the institution’s CEO and receives periodic financial status reports. No major expenditure is made without the dean’s knowledge and approval. Source Location University Websites University Organizational Structure USC System Organizational Charts USC Lancaster USC Salkehatchie USC Sumter
Sumter At the University of South Carolina Sumter, athletics are considered an integral part of student life and are designed to enrich the college experience. The includes men’s baseball, men’s soccer, women’s softball, and women’s soccer in Division I of Region X in the (National Junior College Athletic Association). Admission to athletic events is “free” to students, as it is one of the student activities covered under their activity fee. Revenues are generated through modest concession sales, paid advertising in press guides and nominal gate charges for baseball events from the general public. Each coach is expected to generate operational funds through fundraisers and solicitations from private sources such as individuals and corporations. Each sport has an individual budget managed by the respective coach, with oversight from the Budget, Planning and Grants Director and the Athletic Director/Associate Dean for Administrative and Financial Services. USC Sumter Fire Ants athletics budget (D funds) is part of the USC System budget, a hard copy of which is stored in the Dean’s and Associate Dean for Administrative and Financial Services’ offices in Sumter; the budget is broken down as: Athletic Budget Departmental D-200 Baseball D-220 Softball D-221 Soccer (men’s) D-222 Soccer D-223 As indicated in the institution’s , the Dean is the institution’s CEO and receives periodic financial status reports. No major expenditure is made without the dean’s knowledge and approval. Source Location University Websites University Organizational Structure USC System Organizational Charts USC Lancaster USC Salkehatchie USC Sumter