The Marketing Committee is responsible for getting the word out to constituents and future constituents about our council. Acting as a liaison between PCC contacts, the committee is in charge of distributing our brochures and following up with individuals to help build our name recognition and increase the number of PCC constituents. Responsibilities include:

• Spreading the Word: sending out emails about who we are, what we do, and how to contact us to PCC teams, tournament directors, college club coaches/contacts, USL chapter heads, etc.
• Brochures: distributing WDPCC brochures to those individuals above to make available to PCC and future PCC players
• Membership: Reaching out to players to encourage USL and WDPCC membership

The E-Newsletter Committee is responsible for building awareness of the post-collegiate community. The newsletter is a quarterly email blast designed to keep our players and supporters informed and connected - and even to attract new talent and interest. Responsibilities include:

• Identify provoking and relevant stories to cover.
• Solicit, at times author, and edit articles from the lacrosse community.
• Submit completed articles for USL review and approval.
• Establish relationships with various members of the lacrosse community.
• Manage distribution list.
• Work closely with web developer to send.

The Players At-Large Committee is dedicated to expanding the opportunities for women not yet associated with an organized post-collegiate team to play in tournaments around the world. Tournaments are held throughout the year providing an abundance of opportunities for one-time teams to play. The WDPCC is currently building a comprehensive database of all post-collegiate players interested in continuing to play lacrosse at some level. Responsibilities include:

• Building at-large database through word of month, website and other marketing efforts.
• Increasing presence of Women's Divisions at various tournaments. By increasing the options for women's post-collegiate play, we will be able to present more opportunities for club teams and at-large players alike.
• Develop structure and processes to coordinate one-time teams. Moreover, aid club teams looking for at-large players to complete team rosters for various tournaments.

The Website Committee is charged with the foremost objective to become the ultimate information source for post-collegiate club players. We are to ensure that all information given is current, pertinent, and complete. We are to also make certain that all post-collegiate athletes are aware of the vital resources that we provide. It is our goal to construct and maintain a website that is not only functional, but essential to any post-collegiate player. This committee has two chairs, one dedicated to content and the other technical. Responsibilities for the content co-chair include:

• Clubs - maintain comprehensive and accurate club team database. This database will soon include team profiles. The content chair is to serve as a liaison with club contacts to keep them updated on the endeavors of the council and to get them further involved.
• Tournaments - maintain comprehensive and accurate tournament database. This also includes contacting tournament directors to acquire necessary information. Additionally, coordinating tournament profiles to be posted online.
• Websites - establish reciprocal links with other websites with our same goals and purposes, eventually networking together as many as possible.
• Organize all information obtained into succinct and cohesive pieces, articles and the like, comprehensible and easy to read.
• Work closely with website administrator to construct pages from the given information.