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Former Athlete Pursues Career in Sports Management at Columbia University

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Michael Woodford, John Bates Clark Professor of Political Economy at Columbia University | Columbia University

Michael Woodford, John Bates Clark Professor of Political Economy at Columbia University | Columbia University

Mar 20 2024

Mo’ne Davis, a former Little League Baseball pitcher and college softball player, is set to graduate in May of 2024 from the School of Professional Studies at Columbia University with a master’s degree in Sports Management. Davis shared her journey and aspirations, stating, "I knew I wanted to be around sports, first as a professional athlete, and then as a journalist." She emphasized her educational background by mentioning, "I got my undergraduate degree in journalism at Hampton University in Hampton, Virginia."

Reflecting on her time studying in New York, Davis expressed her enjoyment of exploring the city with friends, saying, "We like to get on the 1 train, and go downtown without a plan. It’s always better to just explore and find new places where we’ve never been before." She highlighted the vibrant atmosphere of the city and the opportunities it offers for personal and academic growth.

Looking towards the future, Davis shared her career aspirations, stating, "I hope to be employed in the sports industry, working my way up to becoming part of a sports ownership group." Her dedication to sports and her educational pursuits at Columbia University showcase her commitment to a career in sports management.

As Mo’ne Davis prepares to embark on the next chapter of her professional journey, her story serves as an inspiration to aspiring individuals in the sports industry. Davis's determination and passion for sports management exemplify the spirit of pursuing one's dreams and goals in the world of athletics.

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