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NCAA Diversity and Inclusion Social Media Campaign: Day 1

10/17/2023 2:51:00 PM | Athletics, Peak Performance

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By: Justin Lafleur

The focus on day one of the NCAA Diversity and Inclusion Social Media Campaign is "Understanding the Why." Our student-athletes share why they support others who have different identities and experiences!

Click on the above video to learn more.

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