BIG EAST Conference hosts Transition Game Program for women’s basketball student-athletes in New York City
Key points:
- The BIG EAST Conference will host its eighth annual Transition Game Program for women's basketball student-athletes in New York City.
- The program aims to assist student-athletes in transitioning from college to professional life both on and off the court.
- Notable guest speakers, panel discussions, and interactive sessions on various topics will be included in the program.
The BIG EAST Conference will be hosting its eighth annual Transition Game Program for women’s basketball student-athletes in New York City. The program aims to help these athletes make the transition from college sports to their professional careers both on and off the court. The two-day event will feature guest speakers such as Keia Clarke from the WNBA’s New York Liberty and Terri Carmichael Jackson from the Women’s National Basketball Players Association. The program will include panels and sessions on mental health, communications, financial literacy, and interviewing skills, along with networking opportunities and a visit to the 9/11 Memorial & Museum.
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