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Ten Great Reads for Student-Athletes

Ah, the inevitable and dreaded summer reading list ….  Classic novels such as Catcher in the Rye and To Kill a Mockingbird, may have occupied your parent’s summer afternoons, but student-athletes looking for a good read with a focus on sports have no lack of great options.  All USPA student-athletes are encouraged to tuck a […]

Tips for College Planning Over the Summer

Do you remember the first day back to school each fall in elementary school?  How many times did you write the, “what I did for my summer vacation” essay?  At my elementary school, this was the “go to” assignment for teachers who were struggling themselves with the return of the school-year and the reality that […]

Crumbs, Caffeine, and a leaky backpack: Working on the Road

I’ve been traveling quite a bit lately, and the one place that is consistent is the classic coffee shop. Whether it’s a Starbucks or local caffeine stop, the one thing I always find, besides the coffee, is the “mobile worker” and the “mobile disaster.” The mobile worker is the person who has the corner table […]