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The Student Representatives are the voice of the students population in the USCSA. They make sure the priorities of our #1 "Customer" a.k.a. the student athlete, are represented.
Responsibilities of the Student Reps include:
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Student Reps are available to contact directly, to answer questions about their ski / snowboard team experience.
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Hallie Heffern - SnowboardSnowboard Team Coach
Cal State Long Beach 2020 Civil Engineering Major "The USCSA has been the place where I connected with the most people and found all of my closest friends. Coming out of high school I thought my athletic days were over, but instead I was able to compete for the first time in a sport I’ve loved forever. On top of that, getting the chance to lead my own team and be a representative for the student athletes across the nation has taught me so much more about my future and my career choices than my classes ever could." |
Mitchell Hollman - NordicGraduate
US Air Force Academy 2019 Civil Engineering Major "Having the opportunity to ski in college was the single most influential factor to having success in every other part of my life. The USCSA provided that platform for me; however, being a student representative opened my eyes to the shared vision and values necessary to for the USCSA to succeed. It was then that I truly realized how a ski and snowboard organization could foster the development of teamwork and community." |
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Ellie Caswell - AlpineSki Team Captain
James Madison University 2020 Health Sciences Major “The USCSA has brought me to new places and new friends across the country that I am more than grateful for. The association granted me the opportunity to serve as a leader and advocate for my fellow athletes on a national level. I am so lucky to get this experience that will benefit me in my future career.” |
Ella De Wolf - NordicNordic Ski Team VP
University of Wyoming 2020 Botany & Microbial Ecology Masters "I joined the University of Wyoming's Nordic ski team as a sophomore having never nordic ski raced before. I quickly fell in love with skiing and after graduating in spring of 2019 with degrees in microbiology and molecular biology, I choose to stay at UW to use my remaining year of USCSA eligibility and pursue a Masters degree in botany/microbial ecology." |
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Luke Dykowski - Midwest NordicTravel Coordinator
University of Minnesota Nordic Ski Club 2022 Political Science & History Major "A former Captain of the Peak Nordic Ski Team, Luke currently competes with the University of Minnesota Nordic Ski Club, works as a youth ski coach with the Loppet Foundation, and serves as MCSA Nordic Student Representative. In his free time, he enjoys travelling, hiking, kayaking, and writing. In 2018, Luke became one of the first people to ski the Korteloppet and the American Birkebeiner back-to-back, and hopes to eventually receive a free t-shirt for it." |
Become a Student Representative
Submission: Mar. 1 - Apr. 15
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Student-athletes applying to become representatives must submit:
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Applications will be submitted to the National Office through the link below with "Student Representative Consideration" in the title and will be reviewed by the Student-Athlete Representative Nomination Committee during the Review Period.
Benefits
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