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College athletes who earn scholarships have either part or all tuition, meals, room and board paid for. Athletes also bring a lot of money into colleges (especially the major sports). Question: Should college athletes receive a salary in addition to their scholarship, and if so how much?
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    There are some team leaders who are not team captains and there are some team captains who are not team leaders!

    Content in the team leader section is for the athlete who is seen as a team leader but may not be an official "team captain." 



    Team Leader ChecklistTeam Leader Checklist
    Craig Hillier
    Team Leader Checklist: This checklist is an overview of all the content on the site. The list was created in a logical sequence for learning. The content that is highlighted in yellow is highly recommended for team leaders. If you wish to dig deeper, feel free to review any content that is not highlighted. Remember, team leaders are an essential part of a great team. . . . more details


    Team Leader Articles
    Article/ Mode or Mood?Article/ Mode or Mood?
    While watching a sporting event on the television the other day, I accidently hit the mode button. I didn't even know the button existed. The results were very interesting. . . . more details

    Article / Influencing PeersArticle / Influencing Peers
    Craig Hillier
    Influencing Peers includes examples from real-life leaders who show that by demonstrating leadership in a positive way, they can influence their peers and yes... change the world. The focus of this article is how to develop and use influence as a team leader. . . . more details

    Article / Team ChemistryArticle / Team Chemistry
    Craig Hillier
    Great chemists understand that when elements are combined, something greater than the individual parts can be created. Combine gas with a spark, you create a fire. Mix hydrogen with oxygen, you get water. Combine baking soda with vinegar, and you have a miniature volcano. When the elements are combined, they make something they couldn't have created if they had stayed in their original form. The same philosophy applies to great teamwork... . . . more details

    Article / The Art of SportsmanshipArticle / The Art of Sportsmanship
    Craig Hillier
    If you've ever watched an artist begin a painting, you'll notice the design is first created in the artist's head and heart. Then it appears on the canvas. Most artists visualize the big picture and then start working one area of a canvas at a time. That's how artists create masterpieces. The same principle can be applied to sportsmanship... . . . more details

    Article / Delusion of DrugsArticle / Delusion of Drugs
    Craig Hillier
    Imagine a smooth voice on a television advertisement asking, "Are you looking for a way to destroy your health, lose friends, and slow your team's progress?" Who would say yes to this product? It doesn't sound very appealing does it? . . . more details


    Audio Interview / Life as an Adventure (Part 1)
    Rob Kesselring
    Rob Kesselring has led over 15 expeditions into the Arctic; two of his expeditions were first ascents to places no one had previously explored. In part one of a two part interview, Rob talks about how students and adults often come to regret chances not taken, and the life changing event in his personal life that helped him realize this. . . . more details

    Audio Interview / Life as an Adventure (Part 2)
    Rob Kesselring
    In part 2 of Craig's interview with Arctic Explorer and Author Rob Kesselring, Rob shares actual experiences from some of his Arctic expeditions. . . . more details

    Audio Interview / Creating Team Unity
    Rob Kesselring
    When planning a trip to the Arctic, provisions, equipment and experience are valuable (not to mention warm clothes!). But According to Rob Kesselring, the most important ingredient is unity among the group. Listen to him discuss some strategies he uses to develop strong team unity. . . . more details

    Audio Interview / CLASSing It UpAudio Interview / CLASSing It Up
    Bill Cordes
    A successful team leader not only sets a good example on the athletic playing field, but also in the classroom. Author and speaker Bill Cordes shares his insights to help student athletes develop good habits that will lead to success in the classroom. . . . more details

    Audio Interview / Letting Go
    Paul Gauche
    Paul Gauche and Craig discuss the importance on letting go of anger and not carrying a grudge. . . . more details

    Audio Interview / Being Yourself as a Team Leader
    Harriet Turk
    One key element to being a team leader is be comfortable being yourself in group settings. Harriet shares some personal anecdotes and key insights to being yourself as a team leader. . . . more details

    Audio Interview / Having a VisionAudio Interview / Having a Vision
    Walter Bond
    The ability to develop a vision certainly helped former Minnesota Gopher and NBA veteran Walter Bond have a successful careeer in athletics. He has continued to use vision to guide himself after sports as well. Listen to Walter and Craig talk about the importance in life of developing a vision. . . . more details

    Audio Interview / Making Big Picture Decisions
    John Crudele
    What drives our decisions? What are the keys to making positive big picture decisions? Craig and Minnesota Hall of Fame Speaker John Crudele answer these questions and more as they break down decision making for high school students. . . . more details

    Audio Interview / Bleacher Captains
    Student Group
    Craig has a lively conversation with a group of high school students who are able to generate enthusiasm at sporting events and are able to keep it positive. . . . more details

    Audio Interview / Dealing With Difficult Teammates
    Keith Nord
    Everyone has experienced a team with a prima donna; someone who feels the rules apply to everyone else and not to him or her. In this interview former Minnesota Viking captain Keith Nord discusses dealing with difficult teammates . . . more details

    Audio Interview / A-Game for Success (Part 1)
    Eric Chester
    According to author and speaker Eric Chester, "if you win at work, you win at life." Listen to Eric and Craig talk about the valuable lessons for leaders when considering successfully transitioning into the workforce. . . . more details

    Audio Interview / A-Game for Success (Part 2)
    Eric Chester
    Eric Chester and Craig continue the discussion on developing an athlete's "A-Game" . . . more details