Know how to distinguish fact from fiction in post‐<i>House</i> era

ORLANDO, Fla. — In this fast‐paced college athletics world, it's challenging to keep up with the latest. And there's no shortage of hot topics and hotly debated issues in athletics news, whether you’re drawing from social media or traditional media sources. It's easy for rumors and misinformation to spread like wildfire. Distinguishing between fact and fiction has become more difficult than ever. But it's also more important than ever, especially when student‐athletes, coaches, and staff see you as a reliable source of education, guidance, and clarity. That's why the National Association of Academic and Student‐Athlete Development Professionals (N4A) invited two sports law experts, Richard Karcher, J.D., Faculty Athletics Representative and Professor of Health Promotion and Human Performance at Eastern Michigan University, and Wayne Black, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Sport Administration at the University of Cincinnati, to speak at their annual convention.