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 525 Number of NJCAA member colleges for the 2009-10 academic year.
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SockGuy Fundraising Opportunities
Are you looking for the best competition sock in the marketplace? Look no further. SockGuy is the perfect sock for all you runners, cyclists, hikers, climbers, golfers, weightlifters, tennis, bowling general outdoor enthusiasts. SockGuy socks have been worn by champions in all Major Cycling Stage Races, Ironman competitions, Sturgis, and most major running events around the world. SockGuy socks are also worn by local clubs and shops, in local gyms across the country, and even for weddings and corporate functions. The NJCAA has come together to work with member schools and athletes largely because it believes this is the best sock in the marketplace and has proven itself over the years in all sorts of competitions. If interested in buying this sock for a team, event, gifts for friends, or many other occasions, contact Tim Yount at the NJCAA at 719-590-9788 x 284 and inquire away. If you want to take a look at samples of other schools and artwork that has been done, visit the SockGuy website: www.sockguy.com/socks.html For more information on the NJCAA's Corporate Partner Program, contact the NJCAA at: 719.590.9788 or marketing@njcaa.org |
Two-year college athletics is not only vast but a very viable market to reach. Consider that:
There are 10.4 million students enrolled in two-year colleges across the nation. 44% of all undergraduates across the country are enrolled in two-year colleges. 45% of all first-year freshmen attend a two-year college. The average enrollment of two-year colleges is 12,300 students. Sixty-one percent (61%) of students are 35 years of age or younger. 58% of the students nationwide are women. More than 70,000 two-year college students transfer annually to universities. More than 75,000 students each year go directly into occupational jobs. Eighty-nine percent (89%) of students who complete their studies at a two-year college register a 47% gain in wages after three years. The number of students enrolled in two-year colleges continues to grow and with the numerous budget cuts occurring at state and national levels, it is expected to keep growing. Your investment will be placed in the hands of an Association that wants you involved today and well into the future. |
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