Readers Respond: Student-Athlete Development: Balance is Key

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Authors

Hill, Thomas L.

Abstract

The author responded to the previous article by Gerdy by arguing that having advisors/athlete development staff in athletics is not necessarily a detriment to athletes as a unique population on campus. He argued that athletic staff can liaise with student affairs staff and be hired with appropriate knowledge and experience.

Keywords

well-being

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https://hdl.handle.net/2097/43254

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Articles — The National Advisor (1985); Academic Athletic Journal (1986-2006)

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