UF Law Magazine profiled Kristi in its newest issue. Find out how she got her start in sports thanks to a tax professor who let her think outside the box!
Click here to read the article.
Kristi joined Steve Fullhart on KBTX in College Station today to talk about Texas A&M’s “12th Man” trademark and why, from a legal standpoint, the school has to address the Denver Bronco’s use of the mark in yesterday’s game.
Watch here.
Kristi travels around the country speaking to undergrad and graduate students, particularly in sports management/administration/marketing programs, about her career path and her advice for networking to get the job of your dreams. New under the Learn tab you’ll find a feed of her blog where she shares career advice and networking tips. If you have something you’d like to see Kristi cover, or if you’re interested in having Kristi come to your school to speak, contact her via the Contact tab.
I’ve added a Learn tab above for students and educators. I’m just beginning to add content for educators (PowerPoints, charts, handouts, etc.), but I’ve already got a couple of blog posts up with career advice and networking tips for students. Check it out and let me know what you’d like to see there!
Last week I had the pleasure of being on a panel at Thomas Jefferson School of Law’s conference on the Bowl Championship Series with Roy Kramer, former SEC Commissioner and “Father of the BCS.”
During the panel, I live-tweeted Mr. Kramer’s remarks about the BCS. So many of you were interested, I’ve published the series of tweets for your viewing. This is not an endorsement of any of his, or other panelist’s, comments.
Click here for my tweets regarding Mr. Kramer’s presentation at the conference. Find out what made Kramer say this:
It’s like Lou Holtz doing an ad for Hooters.
Click here for all of my tweets on other panelist’s presentations. They covered everything from the legality of the BCS to policy reasons for both its existence and need for reform. Other distinguished panelists included Mark Shurtleff (Utah’s Attorney General), Chad Pehrson (co-founder of PlayoffPAC) and many more. You don’t want to miss quotes like this:
For heaven’s sakes, BYU is considering going to the Big East.
Why do they call it the Football Championship Subdivision? Because they actually find a champion.
