BABSON PARK, Fla. – Webber International University's Athletic Director, Bill Heath, has named David Andrews as Interim Head Coach for the track & field, cross country, and triathlon teams.  Andrews has been serving as Associate Head Coach for track & field, and Assistant Coach for cross country.  He is entering his 5^th year in Webber's athletic program.
 
Coach Andrews has been coaching for 20 years.  "I am very comfortable with Coach Andrews as our Interim Coach, as he knows our program in and out," stated Heath.  "We are currently in the market for inquiries and applications for our programs," added Heath.
 
Coach Andrews can be reached at 863-638-2952 or at andrewsdj@webber.edu.  "I am very happy to help and to continue the recruiting process and preparations that are required for the 2014 cross-country season," stated Andrews.
 
Established in 1927 by Roger Babson as the first college chartered under Florida's then new charitable and educational laws and one of the first schools of business for women in the nation, Webber International University now educates men and women from over 50 different nations. Students at Webber's Florida campus major in one of the many disciplines of business offered at the associate's, bachelor's, and master's level through traditional day, accelerated night and weekend, and entirely on-line formats. Joining Webber as a branch campus in 2011, St. Andrews University is a comprehensive liberal arts university established by merger in 1951 but tracing its roots back to the 1896 founding of its predecessor Flora Macdonald College. Each school of the Webber family features highly qualified faculty, highly engaged staff, small class size, and a wide array of intercollegiate sports and other extracurricular activities. The University has been recognized as a Princeton Review Best in the Southeast College, a US News and World Reports America's Best Colleges designee, and a GI Jobs America's Most Military Friendly school. The University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, and numerous programs enjoy additional programmatic accreditations.