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Read More About Eliana DeTataI was fortunate enough to be invited to the NFL Women’s Forum at the Combine, where we got to hear the owners of the Colts speak. I saw Dan Campbell in the lobby there. Freshman year, I maybe would have been shocked. But I've gotten to the point where I've realized that these are the rooms I want to be in, and these are the rooms I deserve to be in.
Read More About Emmie MorehousThe world we live in is so unbelievably divided at this point that to have something that people still come together on, like sports, is such a wonderful and beautiful thing.
Read More About Natalie Kan (SM '25)Right before the Olympics, I tried not to read the news or the comments because they can get kind of negative, and I knew that was going to impact me and my teammates. But then once I was there and looking at the stands and seeing how many people from back home traveled all that way to support Hong Kong — it felt surreal.
Read More About Zach JurcisinWhat's important to me is having conversations with patients and offering my time. I think that’s the most impactful for people — having people to reach out to and talk to if I have questions has been integral for me as I've dealt with Type 1 diabetes and figured it out. And that's something that I would love to give back.
Many of our graduates work at national sport organizations; big agencies; and industry-leading organizations like ESPN, the NCAA, The New York Times, Under Armour. Others pursue post-graduate studies in business, law, accounting, and urban planning.
Our SM centers research how sport can promote economic and urban development and positive social change. They also also bridge theory and practice with innovative research in the business of sport, including marketing, sponsorship, new media, gaming, and sport industry organizations.
Students in the course Strategy of Sport Organizations stepped into the role of consultants for Angel City FC—the National Women's Soccer League club known for its sellout crowds and bold community impact.
Their challenge: develop research-backed strategies to help the club grow new revenue streams ahead of its upcoming anniversary and major global sporting events. Through hands-on consulting work, students applied what they learn in the classroom to a real-world challenge—working at the intersection of sport, business, and community impact.
