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Donald Reed named new athletic director at Prairie View A&M

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June 17, 2020
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PRAIRIE VIEW — Prairie View A&M has announced Donald Reed, Ph.D. as its newest athletic director.

Reed arrives to the Hill from the University of Buffalo, where he has served since fall 2007. Reed began his tenure as the Associate Athletic Director for Academic Services, later being promoted to Senior Associate Athletic Director for Athletic & Academic Performance as well as an executive team member in 2010, a role he has held since.

Reed is well-versed in strategic planning, budget management, policymaking, and athletics leadership. In addition, he has in-depth knowledge of NCAA Academic Progress Rate (APR) and Federal Graduation Rate (FGR) guidelines and best practices.

Under Reed’s leadership, Buffalo achieved a record 13 consecutive semesters of 97 percent of teams achieving a GPA above 3.0. Reed is also actively involved in the NCAA Legislative review process.

“Among a competitive field of candidates, Dr. Reed impressed the search committee with his record of accomplishments, breadth of experience, commitment to student-athletes, and managerial acumen,” Dr. Timothy Sams, Vice President for Student Affairs and search committee leader, said. “These attributes will greatly benefit our athletics program.”

Reed holds a doctorate in Educational Management and Development from New Mexico State University and earned a master’s degree in Education and Sport Administration and a bachelor’s in Marketing from the University of North Texas. He has previously served as Associate Athletic Director at Iowa State and Managing Director of Developmental Programs at Arizona State University and also served as adjunct faculty at Buffalo and Iowa State University.

Reed replaces Alicia Pete, who served as interim athletic director for PVAMU following the resignation of Fred Washington in August 2019. Upon Reed’s arrival, Pete will resume her roles as associate athletic director and senior woman administrator.

“Pete stepped in as interim athletic director and has ably led the department for the past eleven months,” PVAMU President Ruth Simmons said in a statement. “I am grateful for her willingness to step into the interim director role and her dedication to PVAMU and the athletic program.”

As athletic director, Reed will report to the President and serve as a member of the President’s Executive Leadership Team. He will be responsible for overseeing the strategic planning, fiscal affairs, staffing, fundraising and promotions, athletics facilities, intercollegiate athletics regulatory compliance, and general operations, along with the overall culture and management of the athletics department. He will also provide strategic leadership, direction, and oversight for the 18-sport National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I FCS intercollegiate athletics program, supervise a full and part-time staff, and manage a $17 million operating budget.

Reed will work closely with multiple internal and external constituencies to advance PVAMU’s strategic objectives and goals, representing the university to the NCAA and the Southwest Athletic Conference (SWAC).

Reed is expected to begin his duties on July 15.

Courtesy: PVAMU Athletics

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  1. Roy Alexander says:
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    Now we need to build a new basketball arena/field house. I was in school @ PV when the baby dome open. Let’s do it!

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