NCSACommunicating electronically seems to be getting more and more complicated.In addition to the shifting landscape of social media, rules like the NCAA’s “click, don’t type” rule are adding complexity to the way coaches and their prospects interact with each other.Based on watching the …
7 Ways For Your Athletes to Talk About Athletic Experience on a Job Interview
Recruiting the next wave of student-athletes to your program can be bittersweet. While you secure your commitments and bring in new athletes to further your program, it also signifies a time when you prepare to say goodbye to seniors that have positively impacted your team in recent years.While …
Are You Developing the 5 Traits that Make Athletes the Best Employees?
Taylor Fodor, NCSAEveryone knows that the quality of a company’s employees are directly proportional to its potential for success. The same is true for recruiting and building a successful college program. When you increase the number of talented, high-character individuals on your team, that is …
What are the Core Values that Drive You?
Taylor Fodor, NCSA Earlier this month, the team at Next College Student Athlete caught up with coach Bryn Rourke, a softball coach at Adrian College (MI), to pick his brain and learn more about what drives him to be a successful coach.During the interview, Bryan talks about how important it …
Picking Up Positive Habits From Your Coaching Peers
Happy New Year!We joke about it: the gym membership that will eventually disappear, the dream of eating right, spending less and saving more. There are a lot of lofty expectations around New Year’s resolutions.And there are, definitely, many times that we fall short in our …