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Football Administration Intern: A Case Study
Due to the fact that this is the first season that the head coach Todd Lanter decided to have a Football Administration Intern, before my position started me and coach Lanter has several meetings and conversations to discuss what would be my primary role in the organization, my day to day task, and how the football tem would benefit from my assistants.
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