The areas monitored are Financial Aid, Student Housing, Admissions, Intercollegiate Athletics, and Compensation. The University of South Florida's Title IX Committee concentrates its oversight on Intercollegiate Athletics. However, not all programs benefit from the maximum availability of coaching. Men's programs in total have more coaching opportunities since the addition of football.
Compensation made to the coaches continues to be a concern, especially for assistant coaches.
While the Title IX Committee applauds the efforts made by the Athletics Department in this area when hiring Nancy Mueller from the University of Houston to lead the women's volleyball program, others need to be reviewed. The one person who serves as the head coach for BOTH the men's and women's track and field programs, earns less than the other coaches that devote their entire effort to one program only. The same applies to the assistant coaches. Comparisons were made between men's and women's spending for programs that field both a men's and women's team. The Manual cautions that variations in team needs, such as number of students graduating may result in unusually small or large budgets during a given year.