Written by Pat Brown, MBA, Former Student-Athlete As a parent of a student-athlete, you’ve watched your child excel on the field or court, but now you’re also thinking about life after sports. It’s a big transition, and one that requires careful planning. While athletic programs provide a platform for success, universities often offer a range
By Pat Brown, MBA – Former Student-Athlete For many student-athletes, the transition from sports to a professional career can feel like stepping onto a new playing field with different rules. After years of structured schedules, intense training, and a deep-rooted identity in athletics, the shift to the corporate world or entrepreneurial ventures can be overwhelming.
By Pat Brown, MBA – Former Student-Athlete For many student-athletes, the transition from sports to a professional career can feel like stepping onto a new playing field with different rules. After years of structured schedules, intense training, and a deep-rooted identity in athletics, the shift to the corporate world or entrepreneurial ventures can be overwhelming.
By Pat Brown, MBA – Former Student-Athlete For many student-athletes, the transition from sports to a professional career can feel like stepping onto a new playing field with different rules. After years of structured schedules, intense training, and a deep-rooted identity in athletics, the shift to the corporate world or entrepreneurial ventures can be overwhelming.
Written by Pat Brown, MBA, Former Student-Athlete As a former student-athlete, I know the balance of focusing on your sport while also preparing for life after graduation. One of the most valuable ways your student-athlete can get ahead in their career is by attending university job fairs and networking events. These opportunities offer them a
