Former NCAA student-athletes can post their resumes, find employment opportunities and get job-seeking advice for free. For employers wanting to hire former NCAA student-athletes of all ages, this is the go-to place to post jobs.
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Where are they now?
Erin Burnett was a two-sport student-athlete at Williams College and saw success in both field hockey and lacrosse. Her teams qualified for national championships, but they were unable to play in the lacrosse semifinals her junior year because of a conflict with final exams. She graduated from Williams College in 1998 with a bachelor’s degree in political economy. She is now the anchor of her own CNN news show, “Erin Burnett OutFront,” and has made several appearances on Donald Trump’s “Celebrity Apprentice.”
Welcome to NCAA After the Game
We are proud of all former NCAA student-athletes, and in recognition of their accomplishments after their playing days, we launched NCAA After the Game. Our goal is simple: to celebrate the former student-athlete.
The NCAA After the Game – Celebrating the Former Student-Athlete LinkedIn group now numbers 25,000 members! If you are a former-NCAA college player, join the conversation to reconnect with your playing days while making valuable professional connections. Next goal: 50,000!
What people are saying
“The truth is, college athletics teaches players invaluable skills, such as patience, determination, and learning to be a strong competitor while remaining fiercely loyal to the team. These qualities go a long way toward achieving success—in the business world as well as on the field.”
– Chad Henning, motivational speaker and former defensive tackle for the Dallas Cowboys
We want to hear from you
We need your help. Taken together as a whole, the former NCAA student-athlete contribution to society is staggering. Better yet, many credit their student-athlete academic and athletic experiences as being the key to their life-long success. NCAA After the Game is looking to tell these compelling former student-athlete stories. If you know a good story idea, click on the link below and send it to us.
After the Game LinkedIn
The NCAA After the Game LinkedIn group is the go-to place for former NCAA student-athletes who are looking to network professionally. Click here and get connected with other former NCAA student-athletes today.
