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Athletic director Tom Holmoe to address faculty concerns March 30

March 22, 2006

The Brigham Young University Athletic Department and Faculty Athletic Advisory Council will host a brown bag question-and-answer session with BYU Athletic Director Tom Holmoe Thursday, March 30, at noon in 3223 Wilkinson Student Center.

All faculty members are invited to bring their lunch and attend. Drinks will be served.

Holmoe has agreed to discuss any questions regarding athletics and academics at BYU.

For more information, contact Jeffrey M. Shumway, co-chair of the FAAC academic subcommittee, at jshumway@byu.edu.

Writer: Brian Rust

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