During the competitive season, many college athletes find themselves miles away from campus with extra time on their hands. Davidson College staffers now add career development opportunities while these students are on the road. Many college athletes spend countless hours on and in planes, trains and automobiles traveling to and from matches, tournaments and preseason trainings. A career services staff member at Davidson College in North Carolina got creative with offering professional development opportunities for athletic teams, traveling alongside players and coaches to provide resources on the road.

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