A key part of the program is the project presentations, helping the students take what they have learned in the first semester and through the experiences and translate that information into their own plans.
Ten student-athletes presented, including: Anthony Petrillo (Men’s Track & Field), Athlyn Drage (Gymnastics), Cliff Carty (Men’s Track & Field), Emma Pegg (Women’s Track & Field), Florian Huerlimann, (Men’s Golf), Isaac Bunyun (Football), Leon Haughton (Football), Lindsay Bacheler (Gymnastics), Tasha Brozowski (Gymnastics), Zoe Huang (Women’s Volleyball).
“The presentations not only challenge them to think about the future and life after college, but it also allows them to build confidence, public speaking experience, and tell their story outside of athletics,” said Sydney Anderson, Big Ten Diversity Fellow who works with the Kubasik program.
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