Coastal Carolina University Announces New Athletic Director
Exciting Leadership Changes for CCU Athletics
CONWAY, S.C. – Coastal Carolina University is proud to announce Chance Miller as the new Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics and University Recreation, a decision that promises to usher in an exciting new era for the institution’s celebrated sports programs.
Experienced Leadership Takes the Helm
With an outstanding record of leadership across collegiate athletics, Miller’s previous role as Senior Deputy Athletics Director at the University of South Carolina saw him managing broad aspects of athletic operations, critical in his preparatory path to this prestigious appointment. His experience with the NCAA as both assistant and associate director on the enforcement staff further solidifies his credentials to steer CCU athletics towards greater heights.
A Promising Future for Chanticleer Athletics
Miller’s appointment comes at a crucial time as CCU continues to build on its historic achievements within collegiate sports. The university has expressed its enthusiasm and confidence in his capability to nurture and expand the athletic and recreational programs. Aligning with the university’s growth strategies in both academic and extracurricular facets, Miller is poised to significantly contribute to the enduring legacy of Chanticleer athletics.
Addressing the media, Miller expressed his honor and excitement about joining the community. “This role is not just a professional position but a commitment to fostering a community’s spirit and strength through sports. Together with the team, I look forward to enriching our programs and empowering our athletes,” Miller stated.
Community and Expectations
The warm reception from the university leadership to the joyous welcome by the community, Miller’s transition is observed with high expectations and optimism. The university, athletes, and supporters alike are keen on seeing how new strategies will unfold under Miller’s guidance.
President Michael T. Benson, in a recent statement, reinforced his satisfaction with the thorough selection workshops, which he described as essential to finding a leader whose vision aligns seamlessly with the university’s goals. “We are confident that under Mr. Miller’s leadership, CCU will experience unprecedented growth and success in our athletic and recreational endeavors,” Benson concluded.
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