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Jill Keegan is the Senior Associate Athletic Director for Compliance and the Senior Woman Administrator at the University of Colorado, Boulder.�� She was promoted to that position in 2020��after serving as the��Associate��Athletic Director for Compliance and in other compliance roles with ����������ý�Ļ���Ʒ.�� Before coming to Colorado, Keegan worked in compliance at Michigan State and at Marshall University.

What does it mean to be a compliance officer in your field?

The mission of a compliance officer is to promote the knowledge of and adherence of NCAA and Pac-12 rules and regulations in the community, amongst university and department staff, as well as with student-athletes.�� A compliance officer monitors such rules and regulations, thereby reducing infractions that may otherwise occur.

What might a “typical” work day look like for you?

There is no typical work day for a compliance officer, as it varies based on the time of year, which sports are in-season and events that have occurred amongst our constituents. Eligibility reviews, providing interpretations, investigating potential violations and creating educational documents could all take place within one day. ��

What do you enjoy about working in compliance?

There is never a dull moment in athletics compliance, and the real sense of accomplishment comes from seeing the success of our student-athletes in the classroom and in their respective competitive arenas.