On February 24, 2022, we hosted an hour-long virtual career panel that helped alumni learn about life inside the WNBA bubble, the best way to coach leaders to success, and how to support diverse teams. Now, you may view the entire discussion:

 

 

The discussion was moderated by Lauren White, Class of 2024, a student concentrating on data analytics and intelligence studies, and included the following panelists:

  • Andrew Wade, B.S.B.A. 2019, coaching associate for the Washington Mystics and Capital City Go-Go
  • Jasmine Francis, M.S.M. 2015, senior director of people and culture for Thinx
  • Dr. Diane Kern, Ph.D. 1988, independent psychotherapist, life coach, and consultant

Our panelists shared their stories, aspirations, and career advice.

Published on: Monday, June 27, 2022

Tags: Center for Academic and Career Success, Panel discussion, CUOnline

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