Growing Your Career At A Single Institution With Montana’s Jean Gee & Wofford’s Elizabeth Rabb

Summary

• - A common thread between both of you is longevity at one institution - what has kept you at Montana and Wofford for so long?
• - How has that stability helped you take risks as a leader?
• - What's one area of responsibility that you're still curious to learn? What's one duty that's stayed consistent for you throughout your career trajectory?
• - How do you purposefully maintain interaction and engagement with student-athletes as you've gained senior-level roles and responsibilities?
• - When did you first get sport supervision duties?
• - How did you learn the nuances of sports that you had no familiarity with?
• - Has the nature of sports supervision changed as the landscape continues to evolve? What are your student-athletes most concerned with or occupied by these days?
• - How have you felt supported as a woman in sports throughout your career?
• - Is the SWA title outdated? Is it time to move on from that designation or is it still helpful for women in the industry?
• - What advice would you give women starting out in this industry?
• - What does balance really look like for you? How do you model that for your younger staff?
• - How can we create a stronger sense of community across all Division I institutions?