Hawaii HB2384 establishes a framework for compensating student-athletes for their name, image, and likeness.
Hawaii HB2384 amends state law to create a statewide framework for compensating student-athletes at the University of Hawaii for their name, image, and likeness. The bill allows student-athletes to earn compensation for such activities, provided it does not affect their scholarship eligibility or athletic participation. It mandates the university to adopt policies governing institutional agreements, third-party disclosures, athlete education, and agent interactions.
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