The Regis Athletic Communications Office serves as a liaison between the school's athletic administration, coaches, student-athletes with local, regional and national print, electronic and on-line media. In an effort to provide optimum media coverage for all of Regis athletic teams, members of the staff provide a wide range of services for those seeking information about the Rangers.
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Masan Polk
Assistant Athletic Director for Athletic Communications
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Shae Gallery
Athletic Communications Graduate Assistant
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INCOMING STUDENT-ATHLETES
All incoming student-athletes who have already signed a National Letter of Intent to compete at Regis University must fill out this form before the start of your specific season. If you have any questions, contact the Athletic Communications Office.
Incoming/Current Student-Athlete Questionnaire
If you are a prospective student-athlete, do not fill out this form, please navigate here for all information regarding potential student-athletes.
MEDIA GUIDELINES
Media Credentials
All media requests for athletes and/or coaches should be arranged through the Athletic Communications Department.
Interview Policy
All Regis coaches and players are normally available for interviews following a 10-minute post-game cool down period, as per NCAA regulations. All interviews with coaches and student-athletes are asked to go through the Athletic Communications office.
Photography Policy
Anyone taking photographs must adhere to the following policies:
- All photographers associated with the media are asked to remain in previously determined designated areas.
- An individual cannot profit off the sale of photographs of any Regis University student-athlete. This will negatively affect the eligibility of the student-athlete.
- An individual cannot profit off the sale of photographs that displays the official Regis University logo.
Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Services
Statistics, league standings, players of the week and other information for all Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference teams and the league as a whole are available at www.RMACSports.org.
SOCIAL MEDIA POLICIES
Varsity sport programs set a high standard for commitment, achievement and character. Regis University students who choose to join these athletic programs choose to make sacrifices and accept the responsibility of representing Regis University at all times. Appropriate public conduct and representation is expected at all times.
With social media, creative expression that is thought-provoking, humorous and sometimes serious is part of our everyday lives. It is important however, to keep in mind a few guidelines for staying away from troubling situations.
First, student-athletes are asked to consider that every posting is public. Even private Twitter accounts, for instance, can become public if they are retweeted. The general rule of thumb is to consider that all postings will be read by coaches, teammates, opponents, officials, parents, friends, Directors of Admission for graduate school boards and prospective employers.
Additionally, anonymous message boards and forums where posters use names that keep them anonymous are potential hazards for athletic teams. Keep in mind that discussing sensitive information can be dangerous to other individuals and is behavior inconsistent with the civility and respect for others that is expected by the Athletic Department and University.
Ultimately, Regis student-athletes should understand that public social media accounts are avenues to create their own personal brand. As leaders and members of Ranger varsity sports teams, that brand should represent the high standards for excellence that embody Regis University.
Utilizing the micro-blogging social media application Twitter, the Regis University Sports Information Office wants to get Ranger student-athletes, their families and friends, the entire Regis campus and the community involved in the conversation regarding the successes of Ranger athletics.
Student-athletes can give their permission for @RegisRangers to follow their personal Twitter accounts (if applicable); tag them in athletic achievement-related posts; and retweet/favorite the student-athlete tweets that put Regis Athletics in a positive light. Those student-athletes who wish not to be tagged or followed should alert the Regis University Sports information Department by email, in person, or via Twitter message and/or place their Twitter accounts on a private setting.
SERVICES
-Biographical and statistical files on coaches and student-athletes
-Photography archives
-Internet (regisrangers.com)
-Game Day Operations/Credentials
-Special Events
-Publications
-Score Reporting
-Official Announcements
-News Releases
-Live Statistics
-Video Streaming
QUICK FACTS
Location: Denver, Colo.
Enrollment: 9,208
Founded: 1877
Affiliation: NCAA Division II
Conference: Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference
Colors: Navy Blue and Gold
Nickname: Rangers
Mascot: Regi
President: Salvador D. Aceves, Ed.D
Assistant Vice President and Director of Athletics:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Mailing Address:
Regis University
Sports Information
3333 Regis Blvd. F-20
Denver, CO 80221
Athletic Communications Office: 303-458-4052
