Athletes

Being a student-athlete is a unique experience, balancing rigorous academic demands with the commitments of training and competition. This community thrives on discipline, teamwork, and resilience, cultivating skills that extend far beyond the field or court. Student-athletes often demonstrate exceptional time management and leadership abilities, making valuable contributions both on campus and in their future careers.

 

Timeout With Seby Balan

Call a timeout with first-generation entrepreneur & podcast host, Seby Balan. He joins us to talk about how sports made an impact on his life and how those skills play a role in his work today. Plus, Seby shares what …

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Building a Winning Team – Why College Athletes Are Ideal Hires

In today’s competitive and high stress world of work, adding competent and eager high drivers to your workforce is a top priority. Having proven themselves on the courts or fields on which they participated in collegiate level sports, college athletes …

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Should Student Athletes Hide That From Potential Employers When Searching For a Job?

For student-athletes transitioning from the playing field to the workforce, the job market presents a unique set of challenges and opportunities. Balancing academic commitments with the demands of a sport requires exceptional time management, dedication, and resilience—qualities that employers often …

By College Recruiter
College Recruiter believes that every student and recent grad deserves a great career.
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Timeout with Rob Finkelstein

Call a timeout with Rob Finkelstein, CEO and Founder of Alumni Direct and the host of the Athletes to Entrepreneurs Podcast. Find out what inspired Rob to become an entrepreneur and why he is so passionate about supporting athletes in life after sports. Plus, learn more about what inspired him to start his podcast around …

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