APSU Partners with Law of Athlete to Launch Premier Leadership Program

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Austin Peay State University (APSU) has officially launched the Elite Leadership Institute (ELI) in partnership with Law of Athlete, focusing on cultivating leadership skills among student-athletes. The inaugural event took place on January 19, 2025, at Fortera Stadium, made possible through a grant from the NCAA's Accelerating Academic Success Program. ELI's curriculum is designed to provide practical tools for success, covering essential topics such as emotional intelligence, team building, and personal branding. Coaches played an integral role in nominating student-athletes who demonstrate outstanding leadership potential to participate in the program. Dr.

Kristal McGreggor highlighted the initiative's alignment with APSU's commitment to enhancing the student-athlete experience and fostering lifelong success. The event featured workshops, engaging activities, and inspiring keynote speakers, including Michelle Kennedy, President and COO of the Nashville Predators. Participants expressed their enthusiasm, with many describing the experience as transformative. The program will culminate in a graduation ceremony in Spring 2025, celebrating the achievements of its inaugural cohort.

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