The Columbia-Barnard Athletic Consortium is a unique agreement under which women at Barnard College and Columbia University compete together as members of university-wide athletic teams— it is the only one of its kind in NCAA Division I athletics. As part of the Consortium’s 35th anniversary celebration, NBC News’ Dylan Dreyer moderated a panel discussion that looked at how participation in sports impacts women’s lives beyond the playing field and discussed such questions as, do women athletes lead differently? And, how does professional competition impact success outside the sports arena? Panelists included dynamic leaders in the sports industry: 3-time Olympic ice hockey medalist Meghan Duggan, Michele Roberts, Exec Director of the NBA Players Association; two-time Olympian and current Columbia field hockey coach Caroline Nelson-Nichols; and Judie Lomax, former WNBA player and two-time Ivy League player of the year.
3x Olympic Medalist Meghan Duggan
Professional Stunt Woman Jessie Graff
Olympic Gold Medalist Simone Biles
Arike Ogunbowale
Host of NBC’s Emmy Award-winning Golf Coverage Dan Hicks
NBC Sports Premier League Host Rebecca Lowe
2x Olympic Gold Medalist Carli Lloyd
WNBA Champion & 2x Olympic Gold Medalist Candace Parker
NASCAR Sr. Vice President & CMO Jill Gregory
USA Hockey Hall Of Famer AJ Mleczko
NBC Correspondent & Legendary Tennis Pro Mary Carillo
Olympic Champion Sanya Richards Ross
Paralympic Gold Medalist Oksana Masters
The NFL's Princess of Darkness Amy Trask
3x Olympian Lolo Jones
Five-Time Olympian Kerri Walsh Jennings
President & CEO Kim Pegula
LPGA Legend Annika Sorenstam
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