Personal Narrative: A Career In Sports

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Playing four sports in high school ignited Jacob Albright’s desire to pursue a degree that would grant him the opportunity to work in the field he is passionate about, sports. Albright has always found himself invested in many different sports, from playing golf, swimming, running cross country and track throughout his high school career, to always able to find him on the sidelines during football games. Choosing public relations acts as the step through the door in his professional career toward the dream of entering sports marketing. “The best part about Public Relations is the multifaceted of the degree,” Albright stated. “Even though I do not specifically want to go into public relations, it still grants me the experience to become equipped

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