Brave Tradition. Hawk Spirit.
As a member of the Brave Hawks Club, you play an integral role in building, sustaining and elevating the 23 athletic programs Chowan University offers. By joining the Brave Hawks Club, you enrich the student-athlete experience by increased athletic aid, facility upgrades, team travel, and many other resources needed for excellence in the classroom, in the local community, and while competing. No matter the size of the gift, you are investing in making a difference in the lives of our student-athletes.
Support the Brave Hawks Club
The Brave Hawks Club is a fundraising club that benefits our nearly 500 student-athletes both on and off the fields of competition. You can support a specific athletic program or the Chowan University Athletic Department. Your donation will make an immediate impact and is the best way to stay connected to and informed on CU Athletics. Please consider being a part of our team! BRAVE HAWKS MEMBER LIST
New This Year
Faculty/Staff Membership is available for Chowan Faculty and Staff for $100. The membership will provide four tickets (only one hospitality pass, ($25 for each additional hospitality pass)). Members will also be entered into a drawing for Chowan gear.
Hall of Fame Membership is available for our Chowan Athletic Hall of Fame members for $125. Members will be provided a ticket for Brave Hawks Day, Homecoming, Hall of Fame, and the Alumni Basketball game. Members will also get a hat and a car decal.
Hawks Helpers is the official Kids club of Chowan University Athletics and is open to all children ages 5-12. Club members receive an official club t-shirt, free admission to all home football and basketball games, a birthday card, and the opportunity to participate in game day experiences. It only costs $15 to join this exclusive club.
Did you Know?
As a member of the Brave Hawks Club, you are considered to be a “Booster” and must adhere to the guidelines set forth by the NCAA. The NCAA defines a booster as anyone who has made a contribution to the Department of Athletics, provided benefits to prospective/enrolled student-athletes and/or their families, assisted in the recruitment of prospective student-athletes, or promoted an athletic program in any manner. A booster shall provide an occasional meal, provide summer employment under the conditions that work is performed and payment is the going rate, and meet with and receive autographs during a university-sponsored event given it will not be sold. A booster shall not provide extra benefits or services that include but are not limited to: discounted items or services, serve as a “sponsor” or “family” for an enrolled student-athlete, or promise employment upon graduation.
