PHILADELPHIA – Three Temple University student-athletes, Djavon Dupree (girls’s soccer), Malia Hee (fencing) and Matthew Kristick (males’s golf), are among the many roughly 200 student-athletes chosen to attend the NCAA’s Profession in Sports activities Discussion board.  This 12 months’s discussion board can be held in a digital format from Might 27-29.

The Profession in Sports activities Discussion board brings collectively chosen NCAA student-athletes to find out about and discover potential careers in sports activities, significantly faculty athletics. This distinctive digital programming expertise helps student-athletes chart their profession paths, whereas presenting copious alternatives for attendees to study from present trade leaders.

Notable audio system will cowl the next subjects and extra to arrange attendees for fulfillment navigating their futures: self-awareness and its position in skilled growth; sensible approaches to the sports activities job search; private branding; creating a profession plan; managing your self as an expert within the sports activities trade. Via on-line panels, partaking breakout periods, keynote displays and facilitated discussions, program individuals will full their expertise with an intensive understanding of athletics as a profession path and the place they match into the trade’s panorama.

Via the progressive use of an internet platform, individuals will bear a transformative expertise that may equip them thrive in life after their enjoying days.

What individuals study

The discussion board platform permits attendees to community with friends and decision-makers on the campus, convention and nationwide degree of faculty athletics.  Content material will meet the next program aims:

• Educate individuals on how private strengths intersect with profession alternatives.
• Present individuals with tangible experiences that may push them ahead of their aspiration for a profession in sports activities.
• Discover skilled and profession growth methods to assist the transition to a profession within the sports activities trade.
• Study concerning the position of a faculty coach or athletics administrator.