Wyatt Grable

Being a collegiate athlete brought out the best version of myself everyday. As a member of UCM's football team, I was put to the test to display mental toughness and uphold our teams core values. Playing for 5 seasons in college required daily discipline and a family first mentality. The brotherhood of football taught me that placing the needs of the team before my own was the only way to achieve success as a group. I apply these skills to my everyday life. Whether it is something small like wellness routines, or something larger like helping out my fellow employees on idea creations.

• UCM's School of Business Administration offers a program called IBE (Integrate Business Experience). This course requires students to form a team, create positions and roles, and create a product to sale for charity. This course was one of my favorite course in college. My team named our business YouSeeEm'Flags. Our product was a 150th UCM anniversary pennant flag. Throughout our semester we ran into challenges to overcome, and success to celebrate together. Learning how to create, organize, and contribute to an company and have success all in one semester was a major learning experience for me that I am grateful for.