Athlete Advisory Committee

Our Mission

To communicate the interests, protect, and further the rights and privileges of USA Track & Field athletes.

The Athletes Advisory Committee (AAC) collaborates with the sport committees of USA Track & Field (USATF) and encourages the direction and decision-making of the USATF national office. The athletes the AAC represents are defined in Section 3 of our Operating Regulations. In short, they are:

1. International Athletes, defined as any athlete who has represented the United States in international competition held under the jurisdiction of Athletics (not including World Youth or World Masters events) within the preceding 10 years OR who has, in the preceding 24 months, placed in the top half of national open championships events the AAC has specifically designated.
2. Or, Active Athletes, defined as any individual who is actively engaged in Athletics or who is an International Athlete.

We will achieve our mission by emphasizing the following core values:

• Professionalism
• Integrity
• Transparency
• Timeliness
• Commitment to Excellence

Resources

• AAC Officer Bios

• Annual Meeting Funding Application

• Join the AAC Member Database

The AAC would like to keep you informed on the work its leaders are doing on your behalf. Please fill out the form above. You will then be sent an invitation to join the AAC “Slack” Team. Slack is an app for your phone or computer that the AAC is using to communicate with the athletes on a regular basis. You can read messages and announcements, download documents, ask questions, learn about funding and competitive opportunities, connect with other athletes and more.