Duke Compliance
Forms

Official Visits
Unofficial Visits
CARA/Playing Season
Awards and Benefits
Eligibility
Personnel
Institutional Camps and Clinics
Non-Institutional Camps and Clinics
Educational Materials
Cookies with Compliance
2014-2015
February (Outside Consultants)
March (Waivers and Professional Team)
2015-2016
September (Contacts and Evaluations)
November (Awards and Benefits)
January (Convention Updates and Camps)
February (Head Coach Responsibility)
2016-2017
January (Convention Update & Gear Display)
February (Boosters & Outside Consultants)
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Back 2 the Basics
2014-2015
September (Non-Coaching Staff)
October (National Letter of Intent)
February (Benefits for families)
March (Promotional Activities)
2015-2016
September (Donation Requests/Fantasy Leagues)
October (Signing Day Reminders)
November (Recruiting Materials)
December (Complimentary Admissions)
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2016-2017
November (Signing Day & Publicizing Recruitment)
January (Complimentary Admissions)
March (Promotional Activities)
Bylaw Briefs
2014-2015
Local Prospective Student-Athletes Working Out On-Campus (FB and BB)
CPR, AED and First Aid Certification
Publicizing Verbal Commitments
Counting Practice During Fall Break
Recruiting and Scouting Services
Staff Members Working Outside Camps
Photos of Prospects During Camp
2015-2016
Weather affecting official visit travel
Fall Break and Countable Hours
End of Semester CARA Reminders
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2016-2017
Communication with a Parent/Coach
48-Hour Exception During an Official Visit
End of Semester CARA Reminders
End of Semester Practice Reminders
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Coaches and Staff
Helpful Links

As a member of the athletics staff at Duke University, there are several NCAA, ACC, and Duke rules and regulations to which you must adhere. While you would never intentionally place the University in danger of violating NCAA legislation, the complexity of the rules and the extent to which they govern nearly all forms of contact between the institution and prospects and student-athletes requires constant vigilance on the part of all who are associated with Duke.
The Duke University Athletics Compliance Office is here to serve you by answering your questions and helping you understand the rules. While this site provides a brief overview of the rules (in the "Educational Materials" section) and serves as a resource for any compliance forms you may need, we encourage you to always "Ask Before You Act!".
Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact a member of Duke’s Compliance Staff.