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Beth Bowers worked at the marketing & promotion intern at UIndy directing game days. Why did she come back to her hometown to attend graduate school? (Cody McCulloch: Host)
Patrick Kozlowski started out at UIndy int the PT program and then was drawn to the sport management route. Why did he make this change and where did it take him? (Cody McCulloch: Host)
Katie Mitchell is the graduate assistant for the women's soccer team. If you are interested in the athletic's GA route tune in! (Cody McCulloch: Host)
Don't know what that job title entails? Listen to Allison Jackson explain how she went from her UIndy sport management degree to working in Colorado. (Cody McCulloch: Host)
Drew Naumovich works at the Horizon League while pursuing his sport management master's degree. Learn about the hybrid model and what skills he has obtained. (Cody McCulloch: Host)
Samantha Black completed her undergraduate degree at Butler then came to UIndy for her master's in sport management. Hear how her internship with the IMS is getting her ready for what to expect after graduation. (Cody McCulloch: Host)
Cam Fuller is the asst. commissioner of the Horizon League. Currently, he is obtaining his mater's degree in sport management at UIndy. Find out how the program has benefited him and how the class layout benefits a full-time worker. (Cody McCulloch: Host)
Connor Stouder graduated from UIndy in 2017 with his bachelor's degree in sport management. Now he works at Adidas and is here to share what his job entails and how his degree prepared him for the workforce. (Cody McCulloch: Host)
In this episode we interview Alec Rohr who recently served as a graduate assistant for the athletics department. Alec has attended UIndy for both his bachelor's and master's degree in sport management. Let's see what he has to say... (Cody McCulloch: Host)
This episode highlights the UIndy sport management program in general (both graduate and undergrad). Also, we touch on what the campus has to offer.
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