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1. www.uwyo.edu › news › 2024UW Kinesiology and Health Senior Competes Toward Olympic ...

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   Aug 27, 2024 · While the world’s eyes have been on the recent Summer Olympics in Paris, one University of Wyoming student has been making a name for herself as a student-athlete competing toward Olympic-level weightlifting. Emma Rogers, a senior in UW’s Division of Kinesiology and Health in the College of Health Sciences, majoring in kinesiology and ...

2. www.yahoo.com › news › jordan-rogers-two-livesJordan Rogers, Two Lives As A Student Athlete - Yahoo

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   4 days ago · Jordan Rogers, Two Lives As A Student Athlete. WLEX. October 28, 2024 at 6:28 PM. Jordan Rogers, Two Lives As A Student Athlete. View comments.

3. blackinblue.trinity.duke.edu › unseen-strugglesThe Unseen Struggles of Being a Student Athlete - Black In Blue

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   One study shows that around 33% of all college students will experience serious mental health struggles, such as depression, anxiety, or eating disorders. Among this group, around 30% seek help through college resources. However, of college athletes experiencing mental health struggles, only around 10% seek help.

4. www.ndsmcobserver.com › article › 2022Rogers: The mental health crisis of collegiate athletics

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   Nov 16, 2022 · There is a general consensus, right or not, that taking advantage of counseling is a sign of weakness for young student-athletes. The “hero” complex adds to this resistance to seek help, in fear of seeming lesser than their peers.

5. 247sports.com › college › notre-dameFighting Irish Announce First Executive Director of RALLY ...

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   1 day ago · "I am honored to serve in this role for RALLY and support Notre Dame student-athletes under the direction of the esteemed board of directors that lead this organization," Rogers said in a statement.

6. www.gold.ac.uk › media-and-comms › ugNeil Rogers - Goldsmiths, University of London

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   As Head of International Programmes at British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS), Neil Rogers works with some of the UK’s most promising student athletes. He is responsible for the Great Britain team that competes at the World University Games, the second biggest sporting event in the world after the Olympics.

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   Are college athletes more likely to seek help than other college students?

   • While professional athletes face the pressure of an oftentimes international audience, college athletes must balance similar pressures, all while maintaining their lives as normal college students. In addition, athletes are less likely than other college students to seek help.

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   Do student athletes need more resources?

   • Student athletes, in particular, need additional resources tailored to them since their experiences are so unique. College athletics have become like small franchises, and these athletes face pressures not unlike the pressure that professional athletes face, said Duke alum Joby Branion in the Duke Sports Business Conference.

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   Are college athletes mentally tough?

   • College athletes are ordered to be mentally tough so often that they never seek help when they face a true issue because they don’t want to show weakness or vulnerability. One factor of college athletes' mental health struggles is the lack of sleep they receive.

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   Do collegiate athletes get enough sleep?

   • Many collegiate athletes never receive the optimal amount of sleep they need because they are constantly buried with the mixture of athletic and academic responsibilities. At our own Duke University, it is evident that the student body in general is facing challenges and stressors that are impacting mental health and well-being.

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   Are collegiate athletes balancing school and social life?

   • With collegiate sports in particular, athletes are balancing school, social life, and this time-consuming and physically draining job of playing a sport. College athletes are going through all of this while dealing with many other personal issues at such a young age.

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   Why do college athletes 'crash'?

   • College athletes are going through all of this while dealing with many other personal issues at such a young age. This overload of activities at the same time can cause a person to “crash,” and collegiate sports don’t take this into account.

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8. www.washington.edu › news › 2024/04/12Statement on allegations involving a student-athlete | UW News

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   Apr 12, 2024 · The allegations against Tylin Rogers are serious and disturbing, and the University is fully cooperating with law enforcement. Under federal student privacy laws, we can’t comment on any individual student.