 The National
Letterwinners Association (NLWA) is a professional organization made up of
representatives from colleges and universities from across the United States that recognize and serve their respective athletic alumni and
letterwinners. These organizations include male and female former
student-athletes in all recognized NCAA sports. The NLWA's mission is to connect organizations to better serve intercollegiate athletic alumni through collaboration. Universities and Colleges across the nation gather annually to share best practices, discuss challenges, and work through implementation strategies while adhering to the rules and regulations of the NCAA. The annual conferences are hosted by a different University or College each year. The NLWA was founded by the National W Club at the
University of Wisconsin in 1996. At inception, it was geared towards the
Big Ten Conference institutions and original attendees were solely from Big Ten
Schools. The NLWA eventually expanded and now includes, and is open to,
all NCAA colleges and universities from Division I, Division II and Division
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