What should a student athlete in Oregon do when facing a disciplinary violation or administrative issue at their college or university or with the NCAA? VIDEO

Student athletes in Oregon are uniquely situated at their college, university, or high school. Student athletes put their blood, sweat, and tears into their sport and their academics and that is what is troubling when they do not receive due process or independent support when charged with a disciplinary violation such as academic misconduct or Title IX sexual misconduct or are facing an administrative issue at their school, or before a conference or sports governing body.

Coaches, athletic directors, and NCAA administrators, for example, often do what's in the programs or their best interests and not what is in the student athletes' best interest. Student athletes must have an experienced attorney advocate guide them when a disciplinary or compliance issue arises and a student athlete is facing an investigation or administrative proceedings at their Oregon school, or before sports governing body.

Issues unique to student athletes can include sports-related dismissals or suspensions, inappropriate or abusive behavior by coaches, eligibility, hardship, or scholarship issues, transfer disputes, NCAA Administrative Appeals, and issues related to injuries concussions in sports litigation. You must take the necessary precautions before discussing any issues or concerns with the school or administrators. You must also understand your rights and responsibilities. An experienced attorney advisor will level the playing field and they should be in your corner from as early as possible in the process.

Oregon colleges and universities where Joseph D. Lento can help as your or your student athlete's advisor during investigations, hearings, and appeals include, but are not limited to, the following schools:

  • Blue Mountain Community College
  • Central Oregon Community College
  • Chemeketa Community College
  • Clackamas Community College
  • Clatsop Community College
  • Columbia Gorge Community College
  • Concordia University Portland
  • Corban University
  • DeVry University Oregon
  • Eastern Oregon University
  • Everest College Portland
  • George Fox University
  • Heald College Portland
  • ITT Technical Institute Portland
  • Klamath Community College
  • Lane Community College
  • Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts Portland
  • Lewis & Clark College
  • Linfield College McMinnville Campus
  • Linn Benton Community College
  • Marylhurst University
  • Mount Angel Seminary
  • Mt Hood Community College
  • Multnomah University
  • New Hope Christian College
  • Northwest Christian University
  • Oregon Coast Community College
  • Oregon College of Art and Craft
  • Oregon Institute of Technology
  • Oregon State University
  • Pacific Northwest College of Art
  • Pacific University
  • Pioneer Pacific College
  • Portland Community College
  • Portland State University
  • Reed College
  • Rogue Community College
  • Sanford Brown College Portland
  • Southern Oregon University
  • Southwestern Oregon Community College
  • The Art Institute of Portland
  • Tillamook Bay Community College
  • Treasure Valley Community College
  • Umpqua Community College
  • University of Oregon
  • University of Phoenix Oregon Campus
  • University of Portland
  • University of Western States
  • Warner Pacific College
  • Western Oregon University
  • Willamette University

Oregon high schools where Joseph D. Lento can help as your student athlete's advisor during investigations, hearings and appeals include, but are not limited to, the following school districts:

A

  • Adel School District
  • Adrian School District
  • Alsea School District
  • Amity School District
  • Annex School District
  • Arlington School District
  • Arock School District
  • Ashland School District
  • Ashwood School District
  • Astoria School District
  • Athena-Weston School District

B

  • Baker School District
  • Bandon School District
  • Banks School District
  • Beaverton School District
  • Bend-La Pine Schools
  • Bethel School District
  • Blachly School District
  • Black Butte School District
  • Brookings-Harbor School District
  • Burnt River School District
  • Butte Falls School District

C

  • Camas Valley School District
  • Canby School District
  • Cascade School District
  • Centennial School District
  • Central Curry School District
  • Central Linn School District
  • Central Point School District (formerly Jackson County School District)
  • Central School District
  • Clatskanie School District
  • Colton School District
  • Condon School District
  • Coos Bay School District
  • Coquille School District
  • Corbett School District
  • Corvallis School District
  • Cove School District
  • Creswell School District
  • Crook County School District
  • Crow-Applegate-Lorane School District
  • Culver School District

D

  • Dallas School District
  • David Douglas School District
  • Days Creek School District (Douglas County School District 4)
  • Dayton School District
  • Dayville School District
  • Diamond School District
  • Double O School District
  • Drewsey School District
  • Dufur School District

E

  • Eagle Point School District
  • Echo School District
  • Elgin School District
  • Elkton School District
  • Enterprise School District
  • Estacada School District
  • Eugene School District

F

  • Falls City School District
  • Fern Ridge School District
  • Forest Grove School District
  • Fossil School District
  • Frenchglen School District

G

  • Gaston School District
  • Gervais School District
  • Gladstone School District
  • Glendale School District
  • Glide School District
  • Grants Pass School District
  • Greater Albany Public Schools
  • Gresham-Barlow School District

H

  • Harney County School District 3
  • Harper School District
  • Harrisburg School District
  • Helix School District
  • Hermiston School District
  • Hillsboro School District
  • Hood River County School District
  • Huntington School District

I

  • Imbler School District
  • Ione School District

J

  • Jefferson County School District
  • Jefferson School District
  • Jewell School District
  • John Day School District (Grant County School District)
  • Jordan Valley School District
  • Joseph School District
  • Junction City School District
  • Juntura School District

K

  • Klamath County School District
  • Klamath Falls City Schools
  • Knappa School District

L

  • La Grande School District
  • Lake County School District (Lakeview School District)
  • Lake Oswego School District
  • Lebanon Community Schools
  • Lincoln County School District
  • Long Creek School District
  • Lowell School District

M

  • Mapleton School District
  • Marcola School District
  • McDermitt Elementary School District (Students attend school in McDermitt, Nevada)
  • McKenzie School District
  • McMinnville School District
  • Medford School District
  • Milton-Freewater Unified School District
  • Mitchell School District
  • Molalla River School District
  • Monroe School District
  • Monument School District
  • Morrow School District
  • Angel School District
  • Myrtle Point School District

N

  • Neah-Kah-Nie School District
  • Nestucca Valley School District
  • Newberg School District
  • North Bend School District
  • North Clackamas School District
  • North Douglas School District
  • North Lake School District
  • North Marion School District
  • North Powder School District
  • North Santiam School District
  • North Wasco County School District (formerly The Dalles and Chenowith school districts)
  • Nyssa School District

O

  • Oakland School District
  • Oakridge School District
  • ODE Head Start
  • Ontario School District
  • Oregon City School District
  • Oregon Trail School Districty

P

  • Paisley School District
  • Parkrose School District
  • Pendleton School District
  • Perrydale School District
  • Philomath School District
  • Phoenix-Talent School District
  • Pilot Rock School District
  • Pine Creek School District
  • Pine Eagle School District
  • Pinehurst School District
  • Pleasant Hill School District
  • Plush School District
  • Port Orford-Langlois School District
  • Portland Public Schools
  • Powers School District
  • Prairie City School District
  • Prospect School District

R

  • Rainier School District
  • Redmond School District
  • Reedsport School District
  • Reynolds School District
  • Riddle School District
  • Riverdale School District
  • Rogue River School District
  • Roseburg School District (Douglas County School District 4)

S

  • Salem-Keizer Public Schools
  • Santiam Canyon School District
  • Scappoose School District
  • Scio School District
  • Seaside School District
  • Sheridan School District
  • Sherman County School District
  • Sherwood School District
  • Silver Falls School District
  • Sisters School District
  • Siuslaw School District
  • South Harney School District
  • South Lane School District
  • South Umpqua School District
  • South Wasco County School District
  • Spray School District
  • Springfield School District
  • Paul School District
  • Helens School District
  • Stanfield School District
  • Suntex School District
  • Sutherlin School District
  • Sweet Home School District

T

  • Three Rivers/Josephine County School District
  • Tigard-Tualatin School District
  • Tillamook School District
  • Troy School District

U

  • Ukiah School District
  • Umatilla School District
  • Union School District

V

  • Vale School District
  • Vernonia School District

W

  • Wallowa School District
  • Warrenton-Hammond School District
  • West Linn-Wilsonville School District
  • Willamina School District
  • Winston-Dillard School District
  • Woodburn School District

Y

  • Yamhill-Carlton School District
  • Yoncalla School District

Student athletes at Oregon schools have more to lose when facing disciplinary or administrative proceedings at their school or with a sport governing body such as the NCAA.   Student athletes' academics, eligibility to play, scholarships, and future professional sports opportunities can all be negatively affected by a school's or the NCAA's actions.  That is why it is critical to address any school or sport-related issue or concern affecting student athletes as best as possible and Joseph D. Lento and the Lento Law Firm have unparalleled experience passionately fighting for the future of their student athlete clients at colleges, universities, and high schools in Oregon and throughout the nation.

Attorney Joseph D. Lento does not settle for a participation trophy - He fights to win.  He also prioritizes the needs and well-being of the student athletes he represents, with an eye towards the unique circumstances of student athletes which must be carefully considered in addressing and resolving school and administrative body issues and concerns.

Joseph D. Lento is a licensed attorney in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York, is admitted as an attorney pro hac vice in state and federal court if needed when representing clients nationwide, and serves as an advisor for student athletes facing disciplinary and administrative cases in Oregon and throughout the nation.  Make certain your or your student athlete's rights and interests are protected – Contact National Student Athlete Attorney Joseph D. Lento today at 888-535-3686 for help.

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