Muskingum Announces Arianne Stoner as Coordinator of Athletic Administration and Student-Athlete Well-Being

The Muskingum Athletic Department is proud to announce the appointment of Arianne Stoner as Coordinator of Athletic Administration and Student-Athlete Well-Being.

Stoner brings extensive experience in athletic administration and student advocacy, offering a holistic approach to student well-being that emphasizes resilience, leadership, and life balance. Her dedication to empowering student-athletes aligns seamlessly with Muskingum's mission to cultivate engaged, ethical, and productive citizens.

In her new role, Stoner will lead the development and implementation of Muskie Minds Matter, a comprehensive wellness initiative designed to support the holistic growth of student-athletes. The program will focus on enhancing lifestyle factors that influence both athletic performance and academic achievement.

"Arianne has had a huge impact on our department over the last three years. I am thrilled that she will now be adding 'Coordinator of Student-Athlete Well-Being' to her title," said Director of Athletics Kari Winters. "During her time within the Muskingum Athletics family, we have grown to appreciate her passion for helping our athletes through the challenges that can come along with being a collegiate student-athlete. We look forward to watching her lead the "Muskie Minds Matter" program, and are confident that our Muskies will benefit from her care and intentional attention to overall student-athlete well-being." 

Beyond her role in athletics, Stoner contributes to institutional advancement through her service on several key committees, including the Behavioral Assessment and Intervention Team and the Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education. Her work reflects a deep commitment to operational excellence and fostering a supportive, high-performing campus community.

As Coordinator of Student-Athlete Well-Being, Stoner will collaborate closely with athletic staff, campus offices, and community organizations to ensure Muskingum student-athletes have the tools, resources, and support systems necessary for academic, athletic, and personal success. Her leadership will champion initiatives that promote mental health, personal development, academic achievement, and overall wellness.

Before joining Muskingum, Stoner served as a Behavior Support Specialist for Cambridge City Schools through the East Central Ohio Educational Service Center, where she developed individualized behavior plans, trained staff in intervention strategies, and supported students through the Multi-Tiered System of Supports framework.