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Where are they now?
Julie Garner, a former golf student-athlete at Auburn and Alabama, has built one of the most storied women’s golf programs in Division II history at Rollins in Orlando, Florida. She has been at the helm for a total of 21 years and has led Rollins to six NCAA Division II national championships and seven Sunshine State Conference titles. She has been named the Division II Women’s Golf Coaches Association National Coach of the Year four times. Off the course, Garner introduced the Refugee in Residence program at Rollins, which helps refugees transition to life in America.
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What people are saying
“Student-athletes are successful in the classroom and in competition because of the university-wide emphasis on balancing academics and athletic success. They learn to set priorities so they can balance the time demands. They seem to have an innate drive to be successful in all of their endeavors and leave campus prepared to excel in life.”
- Christine Hailey, College of Engineering Dean and Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Utah State University
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