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Women In Sports Wednesday: With Maddie Heaps

9/23/2020

by: Madison Hedding

A one-on-one in-depth series sharing the stories of women in sports, shedding light on issues and challenges that women in sports face, and how to navigate those to be successful in this industry.

Who: Maddie Heaps, San Diego State Athletics Media Relations Coordinator
Twitter: @maddieheaps Instagram: @maddieheaps

Women In Sports Wednesday With Maddie Heaps

9/23/2020

By: Madison Hedding

A one-on-one in-depth series sharing the stories of women in sports, shedding light on issues and challenges that women in sports face, and how to navigate those to be successful in this industry.

Who: Maddie Heaps, San Diego State Athletics Media Relations Coordinator Twitter: @maddieheaps Instagram: @maddieheaps

Understanding When the Time is Right to Leave a Job in Your Sports Career

9/21/2020

By: Kolby Castillo

Women In Sports Wednesday - with Jen Brooks

9/9/2020

By: Madison Hedding

Women in Sports Wednesday
A one-on-one in-depth series sharing the stories of women in sports, shedding light on issues and challenges that women in sports face, and how to navigate those to be successful in this industry.

Who: Jen Brooks, Athletic Director at Ursuline Academy in Saint Louis, Mo. and founder of The Global Community of Women in High School Sports

JenBrooks.com | Twitter: @GCWHSS

"Dealing with the unnecessary preconceived notions that come from being a female in sports is truly a double-edged sword. For females who work in the world of sports in any capacity, males look at females, and for them yet "all in the same breath, we're too masculine for them, and we're too feminine for them."

The Passion Towards Purpose from Opportunity - NHL, NLL In-Game Host Tyson Geick’s Journey

9/4/2020

by: Kate Norum

Growing up, Lacrosse was Tyson Geick’s go-to sport, and he received a scholarship to play at Mercyhurst College in Erie, Pennsylvania. An opportunity within broadcasting came up to be involved with both the men and women’s hockey teams at Mercyhurst. Geick became immersed in the media/reporting area from then on, “I loved doing it, and I could see myself doing that forever.”

LISTEN TO HIS STORY HERE:

Four Lessons from First Year of Working Full-Time in Sports

8/28/2020

By: Kolby Castillo

Women In Sport Wednesday with Hannah Carson

8/26/2020

By: Madison Hedding

Women In Sports Wednesday
A one-on-one in-depth series sharing the stories of women in sports, shedding light on issues
and challenges that women in sports face, and how to navigate those to be successful in this
industry.

Who: Hannah Carson (picture attached)
Title: Assistant Director of Marketing at Xavier
Social Handles: Twitter: @hannycarson | Insta: @hannycarson

The Unfortunate Realities of Being a Woman in Sports

8/19/2020

By: Lars Gjelhaug

Interviewing 101 - Home Edition

8/18/2020

by: Maggie Vlasaty

The Sports Viewership Race Results

8/16/2020

By: TOM Gleeson

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