Macey Hodge and Rebecca Walk: Exceptional Leaders in Starkville
Mississippi State soccer's Macey Hodge and volleyball's Rebecca Walk have developed into exceptional leaders during their time in Starkville, taking advantage of opportunities provided by the athletic department to improve their leadership skills and prepare for the future.
The story is important as it highlights the impact of athletic programs in developing leadership skills and providing valuable experiences for student-athletes, preparing them for life beyond their collegiate careers.
- Hodge has played a total of 6,470 minutes for the Bulldogs since 2020.
- Walk has appeared in 77 matches in the Maroon and White.
- Hodge and Walk have taken part in internships and organizations such as State's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) and Bulldogs Experiential Learning Internship (BELI) to develop their leadership skills.
- Both athletes credit their experiences at Mississippi State for shaping them into the leaders they have become.
Hodge and Walk's experiences and growth as leaders will likely set a positive example for current and future student-athletes at Mississippi State.
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