Stacy Gibson is a part of Idaho State University’s Leadership Council. The Leadership Council is charged with setting the identity, tone, and vision for the University. Leadership Council acts as an information sharing body ensuring that all levels of the organization are aware of major initiatives and have an effective avenue to provide meaningful feedback.
At Idaho State University we believe that diversity is our strength. Each one of you brings a unique set of talents, experiences and perspectives to our community, and we celebrate the richness that this diversity adds to our athletic programs and overall campus life. We are committed to upholding the values of integrity, community, inclusivity, teamwork, shared responsibility and learning. Every student athlete should be treated with dignity and given equal opportunity to excel in their chosen sport.
From Stacy:
“As your ADID, I am here to support you throughout your time at Idaho State. Whether you need guidance, resources or someone to talk to, I am available to address any concerns or challenges you may encounter. My door is always open, and I encourage you to reach out if you have any questions or ideas related to diversity and inclusion within our athletic community. In addition to providing a supportive environment, we also promote education and awareness to the campus community through workshops, events, speakers and programming."
"As you embark or continue on the next chapter of your journey, I encourage you to embrace the opportunities that lie ahead. Remember, being a student-athlete is not just about competing in your sport, it’s about personal growth, leadership and being an ambassador for positive change both on and off the field. Once again, welcome (or welcome back) to Idaho State. We are thrilled to have you here and look forward to supporting you in all aspects of your journey as student athletes. Together, we can create an inclusive, supportive and empowering community that uplifts and inspires us all. Best wishes for a successful and fulfilling academic and athletic year!”
Stacy Gibson
