Tuesday, September 24, 2019
ESPNW'S CAMPUS CONVERSATIONS -- WOMEN'S GOLF FUNDRAISER -- TUESDAY CARDINAL COUPLE
ESPN'S CAMPUS CONVERSATIONS COMES TO LOUISVILLE
Last night, on campus in the Student Activities Center Ballroom, the University of Louisville was host to ESPN CAMPUS CONVERSATIONS. The enrichment program is designed for women student-athletes and has a main purpose of preparing them for success after graduation.
An overflowing crowd for the event heard several speakers who began around 5:30 p.m. Monday.
ESPN has teamed up with different athletic departments over the past few years for the event and it was UofL's turn last night to host the ongoing activity.
The event was moderated by ESPN'S Sarah Spain. Sarah is a ESPN sports reporter who serves as a ESPNW columnist, ESPN radio host and SportsCenter reporter.
The panelists were excellent.
Jenna Ahern, UofL field hockey great who also founded and is CEO of Guardian Owl Digital, Dr. Lecia Brown, who excelled at track and volleyball at UofL and is currently a research and developer for pharmaceutical giant GSK, Kelly McClain, another Cardinal Volleyball star who now is a vice-president in Wealth Management at Fifth/Third Bank and Amy Rosenfeld, senior producer for ESPN.
Vince Tyra and Dr. Neeli Bendaputi also spoke to the attendees.
The panel discussion, which started around 7 p.m., was one of the highlights of the evening. Plenty of student-athletes from all women's sports programs at UofL were in attendance for last night's seminar.
Life beyond graduation can be a daunting thing. Anyone who has ever had any doubts about it, though, got some very sound and usable advice from a blue-ribbon panel of women who have met the challenge and excelled. We refer to those who give their all to sports on the Belknap Campus as athletes...but the preface "student" is just as an important description to what they are and that should never be forgotten.
TEE IT UP
Looking for a little Friday afternoon fun? A chance to play the University of Louisville Golf Club in Simpsonville? Well, then...you need to be a part of the Louisville women's golf fundraiser !!
It's a 5-person scramble, where each foursome is paired with a current or former UofL golfer.
As a donor, alumni or friend of Cardinal Golf, you are crucial to their success and we highly recommend you join them for a fun afternoon to celebrate one of the Cards best seasons and squads.
Save the date October 4th. for the event !!
Registration begins at 3 p.m., tee off at 3:30 p.m and ends with a Card Carnival followed by a dinner and awards.
Fundraiser packages:
L PACKAGE ($50) -- A single dinner package and admission to Card Carnival
BLACK PACKAGE ($100) -- Tee gift and a hole sponsorship
RED PACKAGE ($200) -- One entry in Gold Scramble, Dinner and admission to Card Carnival...plus tee gift.
LOUISVILLE FIRST PACKAGE ($800). A golf scramble foursome, dinner, admission to Card Carnival for four...plus hole sponsorship and tee gift.
Higher $$$ amounts also available, check with director of operations for Louisville golf Erin Horn :
Call 502.852.4572 or e-mail to: erin@GoCards.com
There is also a "There in Spirit" donation category, where you can send any amount. Help celebrate Lauren Hartlage's senior season !!
Come out to the ULGC for an afternoon of golf !!
Make your checks payable to:
University of Louisville women's golf
Send them to:
UofL Women's Golf
1670 S. Floyd Street
Louisville, KY 40208
You can also contribute by credit card, a secure payment available on line at:
https://oss.ticketmaster.com/aps/uofl/EN/link/buy/details/19wgfund
(WE HOPE TO SEE YOU OUT THERE!)
Call Erin Horn, director of operations for Louisville Golf, at 502.852.4572 or e-mail: erin@GoCards.com for more information or details.
Have a terrific Tuesday!
paulie
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