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Drake Athletics MAD DOGS (Making A Difference Doing Our Good Stuff) Competition
The Drake Athletic Department believes that Drake University student-athletes are among the best yond people around, and the MAD DOGS Incentive Program is designed to highlight the positive things they do for the campus and community in which they live. Drake student-athletes rely heavily on support from faulty, staff, students, and the greater Des Moines community, and it seems appropriate to reciprocate whenever possible. The goal is to find more ways to help Drake students and athletes become integrated in all aspects of campus like and to encourage connections that aid in their development as individuals and responsible citizens. The objective is to recognize and reward those student-athletes who are already giving generously of their time and resources to support and assist others, and to encourage others to join them in these efforts.
Top MAD DOGS teams and individuals are recognized each year at the National Student-Athlete Day recognition.
Past MAD DOGS Team Competition Champions
2005-2006 - Men's Soccer
2004-2005 - Men's Soccer
Top MAD DOGS Individuals During 2005-2006
Sarah Eggert, Women's Soccer
Robbie Larew, Football
Alex Bollinger, Men's Soccer
Examples of MAD DOGS Activities
Involvement in the Adams Leadership Institute
Peer Mentoring
Attending plays, recitals, speakers, etc.
Habitat for Humanity volunteering
Reading to students at Des Moines Area schools
Relay for Life
SAAC membership
Membership and/or executive committee member for campus organizations
Team volunteering activities
The possibilities are (almost) endless!
To report individual or team MAD DOGS activities
e-mail Katie Shimon with:
1. The individual, team members, or whole team involved in the activity
2. Your sport unless it was the whole team
3. The name of the activity
4. The date of the activity and how long was spent doing the activity
5. A brief explanation of what you did or what was talked about if there was a speaker presenting something

