Micro-Course Descriptions

THE NAME GAME: kN.owledge I.ncome L.evelUp is a focused micro-course designed to help student-athletes understand how NIL works and how to navigate opportunities responsibly. Through engaging lessons and real-world insights, learners explore the legal principles behind NIL, strategies for building a personal brand, and practical guidance on managing income and partnerships.

Whether you are a student-athlete, parent, coach, or educator, this course provides a clear foundation for understanding NIL and making informed decisions in today’s evolving collegiate landscape.

In this course, learners will explore:

  • The legal foundations of Name, Image, and Likeness rights

  • How student-athletes can build and manage their personal brand

  • Best practices for marketing partnerships and endorsements

  • Financial planning strategies for NIL income

  • Key considerations to protect eligibility and long-term opportunities

This micro-course offers an accessible introduction to NIL education, empowering learners with the knowledge they need to confidently navigate opportunities in the modern era of college athletics.

The Campbell-Wright HBCU Gullah Geechee Internship introduces learners to the rich cultural heritage of the Gullah Geechee people while connecting history, community engagement, and professional development. This unique learning experience invites students to explore how cultural preservation, storytelling, and community leadership intersect with real-world career pathways.

Designed for students interested in history, culture, public service, and community impact, this course provides a meaningful introduction to the traditions, stories, and contributions of the Gullah Geechee community while encouraging learners to reflect on their own role in preserving culture and advancing community initiatives.

In this course, learners will explore:

  • The history and cultural significance of the Gullah Geechee community

  • The importance of cultural preservation and storytelling

  • How internships can connect academic learning with community impact

  • Career pathways related to heritage, education, and community leadership

  • The role of HBCUs in supporting cultural awareness and professional growth

This course encourages learners to engage with history in a way that is personal, reflective, and future-focused, helping them see how cultural knowledge can shape meaningful careers and community leadership.