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Women in Sports Wednesday: Katie Hoag

2/24/2021

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By: Madison Hedding

Who: Katie Hoag, Free Agent
Social Handle: @KatieHoag_

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Women in Sports: Rachel Steinberg, Digital Partnerships Manager at Madison Square Garden

2/3/2021

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BY: Madison Hedding

Who: Rachel Steinberg
​Digital Partnerships Manager at Madison Square Garden
Social Handle: @rsteinberg330
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Women in Sports Wednesday: Bella Martin VP of Marketing for WICK Sports, and Branding & Marketing Director for Higher Calling Sports Agency

1/20/2021

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By: Madison Hedding

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Women in Sports Wednesday: Hailey Ryerson, University of Nebraska Event Management

1/6/2021

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By: MAdison Hedding

Hailey Ryerson, University of Nebraska Event Management, Social Handles: @HaileyRyerson

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The Lessons Learned in 2020 will not be Forgotten

1/3/2021

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By: Kolby Castillo

This will be a recurring blog post every other Sunday when we do not post a Sports As A Job Podcast episode.

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Breaking Into Business: Tips for Young Adults With Disabilities

12/30/2020

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By: Linda Chase

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Women in Sports Wednesday: With Nina Baloun

11/11/2020

 

by: Madison Hedding ​

Nina Baloun 
Director of Football Operations at East Carolina University 
Social Handle: @NinaBaloun 

​​"I tell people: 'put my resume next to anyone else's and delete my name. Compare my resume to everyone else's, and I want you to hire me because I've earned my job and not based off of anything else.'"
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Graduating in a Pandemic: Gwyn Rhodes’ Journey

11/9/2020

 

by: ​KATE NORUM

Monumental moments in life always come from little, unexpected opportunities. 

Gwyn Rhodes, a North Carolina native, graduated from Florida State University back in May, with a degree in Sport Management - all while during a pandemic. ​​
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Women in Sports Wednesday: With Maggie Vlasaty

10/21/2020

 

by: Madison Hedding

Who: Maggie Vlasaty
@maggievelocity
LDE Specialist with Sportradar 

“It’s not great to be the hand that removes someone from a job, but it’s got to change. If it doesn’t change there, then where does it change? It’ll always be tough on both ends but having a team behind you that believes in you and supports you is a game-changer.” 
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HOW TO KEEP GOING AFTER GETTING SO MANY NO'S

10/19/2020

 

by: Cass Ferguson

Have you ever just sat back and counted all the times you have received a no from someone? It could have been from your parents because you asked to go out with your friends or how about when you have applied for a job; that either was a dream job or that first fantastic starter job and you got a no. I can almost guarantee that over the years, if you got a $1.00 for every no you got, you would be a billionaire. But with that being said, I want you to remember three things while reading this article.

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