Conditioning Student Athletes’ Minds with Emmett Gill of the University of Texas
“Everybody’s going through something,” said University of Texas professor and Student Athlete Wellness and Personal Development Director Emmett Gill. “That’s the rubber band that ties everything together in terms of mentoring for our student athletes.” On today’s Sports and Entertainment Podcast, Gill joins us to break down the often forgotten but critically important role…
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“Everybody’s going through something,” said University of Texas professor and Student Athlete Wellness and Personal Development Director Emmett Gill. “That’s the rubber band that ties everything together in terms of mentoring for our student athletes.” On today’s Sports and Entertainment Podcast, Gill joins us to break down the often forgotten but critically important role of social work in the sports world.
We discuss with Gill the revolutionary program that’s improving student athletes’ mental health and wellness on the UT campus, and why it should spread to more campuses nationwide.
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