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Name |
Matt Kleine |
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Company website / linkin profile / other public online presence |
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Where are you from (city / state) |
Fishers, IN |
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Where did you go to college (name / city / state)? |
DePauw University Greencastle, IN |
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How where you involved in the Sports Law Program as a law student? |
NSLI Certificate |
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What experience was most valuable for you within the Sports Law Program? |
The ability to simultaneously work for my current employer while maintaining a full-time course load was vital to securing what ultimately became a full-time job in my desired field. |
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What is your current job (title / organization)? |
Vice President, Baseball Operations (Milwaukee Brewers) |
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How did your participation in the Sports Law Program prepare you for your current position? |
The ability to take broad range of sports law-specific courses allowed me to further my legal knowledge and apply those lessons within a context that interested me greatly. That ability to enter the workforce with a baseline knowledge of the legal aspects within my chosen field was invaluable. |
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Would you recommend participation in the Sports Law Program to incoming admitted students? If yes, why? Please include any advice for these students as well. |
Yes! The sports law program allows students the opportunity to apply a well-rounded legal education to facts, cases and topics that interest them within the sports realm. I see little reason *not* to participate in the Sports Law Program for students who choose to enroll at Marquette Law School. My advice to future students is to cast a wide net regarding the activities, courses, and experiences you take part in as a member of the Marquette Law School family. You never know which experience or personal connection could help jump start your career. |