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EPISODE · Jul 25, 2025 · 1H 22M

Joshua Shoemaker | Director of Operations, Women's Lacrosse, University of Southern California

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Front Office U welcomes Joshua Shoemaker!Josh shares about his career experiences, including coaching college basketball, working in football at University of the Incarnate Word, coordinating equipment for UFC, and now directing operations at USC. Connect with Joshua on LinkedInJoshua's Instagram: shoemeazy

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