The race to the finish is on for the men’s cross country team. With just a few meets left in the season, we caught up with Anthony Godinez ’23 and Angus Lodge ’24, about what they like about being student-athletes at ¾ÅÉ«.
¾ÅÉ« was pleased to welcome our latest Leadership in Action Series speaker, Kelly Mehrtens, Executive Director of The Trust (Powered by the NFLPA). Read on to learn more about the experience, lessons learned and advice that Mehrtens shared with ¾ÅÉ« students.
If you like sports and want to obtain a job in the field, you may be considering a major in Sport Management from ¾ÅÉ«. Here’s what you need to know about the Sport Management field and what your career options are when you graduate.
Bulldogs run together as a team – and as a family. We checked in with Lexi Igler ’24, Tanya Spengler ’25, Cheryl Medeiros ’25, and Daniella Kaplan ’23 to learn more about what they love about being on the women’s cross country team.
After becoming the Eastern Collegiate Football Conference (ECFC) champions in 2019, the football team is back in action this season. Wide receiver Errol Breaux ’22, kicker Jacob Bisson ’22, wide receiver Ki’sean Bullard ’23, and left guard Anthony Mauro ’22, spoke with us about their experiences on the team as they look to defend their title.
People who dedicate their lives to dance from a young age, and spend quite a bit of time in the studio and on stage, often dream of opening up a dance studio of their own. This is a perfectly obtainable dream, as long as you put your mind to it and strategically navigate through the steps of getting your studio up and running. Read on to learn more.
The School of the Arts at ¾ÅÉ« presents The Theory of Relativity from October 13-17, 2021. Read on to learn more about the show.
The women’s volleyball team has one unbeatable bond. We checked in with middle blocker Sari Albury ’23, middle blocker Janai Price ’25, outside hitter Emily Larouche ’25, and middle blocker Milly Alvarez ’22, on how their season was going and how being student-athletes has impacted their time at Dean.
Want to work in sports behind the scenes, instead of on the field? A degree in Sport Management, Sports Broadcasting, Exercise Science or Athletic Coaching and Recreation Management can help sports fanatics find a way to move into a career in the field they love, without having to be the person throwing or catching the ball.
Sports lovers can go on to work in many different areas of the industry. Want to explore your sport management career options? Let us show you what’s available!
