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Leon Lunder '71 named Sports Ethics Fellow

By Le Ann Finger '85
March 17, 2005

Leon Lunder '71 has been named one of 12 Sports Ethics Fellows for 2005 by the Institute for International Sport. Lunder, Director of Athletics at Carleton College, has carved out a reputation as a consistent, unwavering champion of ethics in sport within the Minnesota Intercollegite Athletic Conference (MIAC) and Division III.

Lunder has established himself as one of the most fervent defenders of the Division III Philosophy and always preaches ethical practices in sport. A strong leader, he often voices his stance openly, even if it is not the popular view. His leadership has been invaluable to the progress and success of the MIAC on many levels.

The Institute for International Sport's list is being called "A Celebration of Division III," and recognizes 12 individuals who consistently demonstrate an interest in promoting the ideals of ethics and fair play in sport and society.

Lunder has served as Carleton's athletic director since 1992. He recently completed his tenure on the NCAA's Management council. He also served as president of the National Association for Division III Athletic Administrators from 2000-02.

Contact Le Ann Finger at 507-786-3416 or finger@stolaf.edu.