Transcript: Stevie Shaughnessey: Hi, and welcome back to Home Stretch, The Daily Utah Chronicle’s sports podcast. My name is Stevie and I’ll be your host. Today, we have sports writer Luke Skinner joining us to talk about how and NIL affects athletes here at the U. Hi Luke, and welcome to the podcast. Luke Skinner:.
The following local students were among the over 140 student entrepreneurs who received over $1.5 million in scholarship or tuition waivers from the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute, a Top-10 ranked program
In 2023, Utah topped multiple charts measuring the best states for business success. These measurements ranked Utah as first in economic outlook, first in startup business success and second in best states for employment, just to name a few. And yet, despite these encouraging rankings, Utah was also found to be one of the.
Park City students were among the over 140 student entrepreneurs who received over $1.5 million in scholarship or tuition waivers from the the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute, a top-10 ranked program at the University of Utah and the David Eccles School of Business for the 2023-24 academic year.
In 2019, California was the first state to allow college athletes to make money using their name, image and likeness, or NIL. After the ruling, other states followed suit and decided that it was right for their own college athletes to make money. Traditionally, it was hard for a student-athlete who needed money to.