Cavalier Athletics
Concordia University athletics programs prepare leaders through athletic success.
Philosophy Statement
The privilege of participation in intercollegiate athletics and dedication to team goals provides student-athletes the opportunity to develop leadership skills necessary to meet life’s challenges while developing their God-given academic, physical, social, and spiritual potential.
Role of Athletics
The athletic program is an integral part of the total learning experience at CU. A commitment to competing at the highest level in the conference, region and NAIA helps to create a positive environment in which student-athletes are expected to excel in the classroom and within their respective teams. Coaches focus their attention on mentoring student-athletes by committing themselves to their profession and challenging the student-athletes to develop into leaders that will help positively impact our society.
Objectives for the student-athlete
- To obtain a quality Christian liberal arts education and graduate while participating in a regionally and nationally recognized intercollegiate program.
- To develop leadership skills and continue enhance their character qualities through participation.
- To refine their sport skills to their fullest potential, develop and maintain a high level physical fitness, and gain a deeper appreciation for lifetime physical activity.
Student-Related Issues
Concordia University admits student of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the university. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin, sex, or handicap in administration of its educational policies and programs, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic or other university-administered programs. Complaints or charges should be filed with the Title IX Coordinator: Dr. Glenn Smith, Dean of Students. Dr. Smith is located in the Student Services Office and may be reached at 503-280-8512 or glsmith@cu-portland.edu.
