<p>Former athletes turned advocates share their work in the mental health field. A dedicated psychologist with over 30 years of experience, Andrea Wieland is the Director of Mental Performance at PROSPER and a University of Iowa alumna who played field hockey for Team U.S.A. at the 1996 Olympics. Maddie Salamone is a Duke University Lacrosse alumna who is now a sports attorney advocating for athlete health and well-being.</p>

Former athletes turned advocates share their work in the mental health field. A dedicated psychologist with over 30 years of experience, Andrea Wieland is the Director of Mental Performance at PROSPER and a University of Iowa alumna who played field hockey for Team U.S.A. at the 1996 Olympics. Maddie Salamone is a Duke University Lacrosse alumna who is now a sports attorney advocating for athlete health and well-being.

Game Faces Pt. 2: Changing the Playbook

Spring 1970. Turmoil and tension grip the United States. With the Vietnam War raging, young Americans—on campuses nationwide and at the University of Iowa—are rising in protest. "A Campus in Conflict" traces the roots of activism at Iowa, where students grappled with conscience, conflict, and change. Drawing on firsthand accounts and archival material, this limited series explores how a quiet campus became a stage for resistance—and what that legacy means today. Podcasts by undergraduate students in Iowa's School of Journalism and Mass Communication.

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