Survey
Responses |
|
Yes |
43 |
|
Partial |
36 |
|
Rejected |
24 |
|
None |
19 |
Collegiate Drug Testing: A National Survey
A Salt Lake Tribune
survey of all schools in Division I-A college athletics has found
vast differences in the way drug-testing programs are administered.
Using the open-records laws applicable in each
state, The Tribune requested detailed information on student-athlete
drug testing programs administered by the schools themselves, separate
from the NCAA.
| |
Total
Drug Tests |
Positives |
| 2004 |
9157
|
380 |
| 2005 |
11976 |
348 |
| 2006 |
14305 |
536 |
| 2007 |
5088 |
278 |
Our
standard request sought an accounting of all positive tests;
drug testing schedules; records related to punishments for positives;
program budgets or allocations by year; policies and procedures;
any audits or reports discussing the program; copies of contracts
with drug-test vendors; and information provided by vendors in the
course of submitting bids to run the program.
Listed at right are every school's basic responses,
and links to narrow the list by conference. Click on a school name
for more details on that school's policies and results.
If you have have a comment or additional
information to add, please email us webmaster@sltrib.com
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