Kenyon College Athletics

Drug Testing Information

In conjunction with the National Center For Drug-Free Sport, Kenyon College began institutional drug testing for NCAA banned substances began in 2007. The objective is to inform and educate the student athletes about the dangers and consequences of taking a performance enhancing or recreational substance and ensure the integrity of Kenyon College student athletes competing in intercollegiate sports.

Provided below are the institutional policy and summary sheet. Visit www.ncaa.org to find a full list of NCAA banned substances.

Kenyon College Drug Testing Policy

Drug Testing Consent Form

ADHD Medical Exception

Beginning in August 2009 the NCAA has mandated that all student athletes with an ADHD prescription containing a banned substance have proper documentation that meets all the specified criteria. The most common of these substances are Adderall (amphetamine/dextroamphetamine) and Ritalin (Methylphenidate).

Any student athlete who has an ADHD prescription that contains a banned substance must fully complete the form below. Without proper documentation it may delay a return to participation or even result in suspension in the event of a positive drug test.

ADHD Medical Exception Form