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EPISODE · Sep 9, 2025 · 28 MIN

S5 Ep82: From Colonel to Campus — Leadership Lessons for College Athletics Careers

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In this episode, Alan Kellogg, associate athletic director at the University of Louisville and retired U.S. Army Colonel, shares how three decades of military leadership prepared him for a second career in college athletics. Kellogg reflects on his transition from commanding troops to supporting student-athletes, offering insight into the fast-paced, high-stakes environment of an athletic department. He highlights the skills veterans bring to higher education, the entry points for those looking to break into athletics, and the small details that make candidates stand out in competitive searches. Whether you’re a job seeker exploring careers in athletics or a veteran considering how your service experience translates to higher ed, Kellogg’s story offers valuable lessons on leadership, urgency, and paying attention to the little things.

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