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UCONN’s Michael Mallery Speaks on Branding, Education: “You’re Not Just an Athlete.”

  • by Will Bjarnar
  • Posted on October 10, 2019October 15, 2019

UConn’s Michael Mallery spoke before Marist students and faculty and the importance of putting yourself out there and leverage in the latest installment of the Center for Sports Communication’s speaker series.

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