Breaking into the sports industry is competitive in a way most students do not fully realize until graduation hits. Entry-level roles regularly draw hundreds of applicants, many of whom look nearly identical on paper: same degree, similar internships, same passion for sports. That is why simply doing “another internship” is often not enough anymore. A…
If you are thinking about working in sports after college but are not quite ready for the full-time job market, you may have heard the term “graduate assistant” or “GA” come up. But what does that actually mean? A graduate assistant role is a part-time job you hold while you are enrolled in a master’s…
Your Guide to Adidas Internships: What Students Need to Know Adidas runs internship programs across four major locations worldwide, each offering a unique experience for students. This Winter 2026 guide breaks down locations, eligibility, interview tips, application timelines, the “Adidas 1-Pager,” and how to stand out. 📍 Where Adidas Offers Internships Internships are available…
You finally landed your dream internship. But now that you’re a few weeks in, it’s not what you pictured. Maybe you’re doing more coffee runs than communications plans, or the “hands-on” experience turned out to mean “hands on a spreadsheet all day.” If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone, and you’re not stuck. Let’s talk…
Landing your first sports internship is a big achievement, but stepping into a real-world workplace can feel intimidating. Every new intern wants to impress, but it’s easy to trip over common stumbling blocks – especially when you don’t know exactly what’s expected. The good news? Most early mistakes are easily avoided if you know what…
Applying for sports internships is a crucial step for students who want to break into the sports industry. You spent hours perfecting your sports internship resume, you crafted a tailored cover letter, and you submitted before the application deadline (if the organization provided a deadline!). But then crickets. It’s normal to feel discouraged. If you…
You hear time and time again that “networking” is a way into the sports industry. LinkedIn is a great platform to connect with others but it can be difficult to actually create meaningful connections. The problem? Too many students and recent grads send cold messages that fall flat. We’ve all seen them: vague introductions, copy-and-paste…
Each fall, the University of Michigan becomes the main stage for the sports business world. The Michigan Sport Business Conference (MSBC) is the largest student-run event of its kind in the country, drawing more than 1,000 students, professionals, and industry leaders for a full day of panels, keynotes, and networking. What makes the MSBC remarkable…
This is one we get often, “I want to work in NIL, what should I do?!” You probably all know by now, but NIL stands for “Name, Image, Likeness”. Let’s break that down a little bit. Name refers to an athlete’s actual identity: their given name and how they’re known publicly. Image covers their physical…
One of the biggest growth opportunities in your internship isn’t just the projects you complete, it’s the feedback you get along the way. Feedback can help you sharpen your skills, build confidence, and show your supervisors that you’re serious about learning. Still, asking for it can feel a little intimidating. Here’s how to make it…
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