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EPISODE · Dec 19, 2017 · 28 MIN

An Entrepreneurs Approach to Teaching with Ashley DeWalt of U of Houston & Texas Southern University

from Teacher's Lounge · host HubSpot's Education Partner Podcast

When Ashely DeWalt founded Leverage Sports at 21 years old, he was pursuing his passion for sports in the most direct way he could find. Now, he teaches Sports Management and Marketing at two Universities, helping students learn the fundamental aspects of the field, and hopefully helping them find their passion along the way. His student's excitement, and anxiety, about the future resonate deeply with him, as both an entrepreneur and an educator. Ashley uses a combination of empathy, tough love, and experience to help students navigate the new world of sports that has been upended by digital transformation. The Teachers Lounge The Teachers Lounge is HubSpot's podcast for the Education Partner Program, which provides colleges and university professors with everything they need to teach leading courses in marketing, sales, entrepreneurship, and communications. Software, resources, and a community of professors -- all for free. Apply to be a HubSpot Education Partner: bit.ly/2z0IZwg

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