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| Swimming & Diving Team Workshop |
Personal Branding
In conjunction with Rutgers Career Services, this workshop gives the student-athlete an
understanding on how to develop a personal marketing plan, build a positive reputation and
positevly promote themselves at all times.
Behavioral Assessment
This session uses the DiSC Classic assessment as a resource to help the student-athletes identify
their behavioral style and the various styles their coaches and teammates might posses. After
identifying their specific behavioral style the student-athletes are put into groups to learn and
discuss ways to people read and then to effectively flex to another teammate or coaches
behavioral style.
Health and Wellness
In partnership with Rutgers Athletics Health Services, we provide various programming throughout
the year covering topics of alcohol, sex education, nutrition, substance abuse, training, and
performance enhancers. In addition we offer individual counseling for student-athletes in need.
Bystander Intervention
Facilitated by the Office of Violence Prevention & Victims Assistance, this workshop challenges the
student-athletes with various interactive scenarios prompting them to decide based on their
"core values" whether or not they would take "action" or "no action" in the given situation.
Core Values
This workshop shines the light on the importance of decision making as it relates to your core
values through current events that have taken place at other institutions and professionally across
the nation. The student-athletes are encouraged to define and explain their core values with their
peers.
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| Wrestling Team Workshop |
Financial Management - Juniors & Seniors Only
This advance financial literacy workshop provides student-athletes with concrete financial tools to
prepare them for successful transition into the workforce. Student-athletes will be provided a
general knowledge of taxes as it pertains to social security, federal, state and medicare. In addition
to student-athletes will assess their current spending plan and evaluate their plan as it compares to
an ideal college graduate spending/investment plan. The professional facilitators will explain the
most common expenses for college graduates and provide tips on reducing that number. Finally all
participants will receive general advice as it relates to topics such as 401(k), investment portfolio,
insurance and retirement plans.
Financial Management - Freshmen& Sophomores
This interactive and engaging workshop introduces the student-athlete to the importance of properly
managing their money away from home. Students will come away with a stronger understanding on
how credit cards can be beneficial if used appropriately and detrimental if abused. Students will
review hypothetical spending plans of college students and creative ways to monitor their spending
habitats. Finally all participants will go through a 10 step tip sheet on ways to save money in
college.
Civic Engagement
Understanding the privilege of being a student-athlete at a prestigious Division 1 institution,
throughout the academic year student-athletes participate in a number of community service events
to share a lending hand to the less fortunate.
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| Habitat for Humanity | New Brunswick Community Fair |
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| SCREAM Athletes | Elijah's Promise Soup Kitchen |