Fife graduates from Ohio University
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William Casey Fife, a 2014 graduate of Hillsboro Christian Academy, received two bachelor's degrees from Ohio University on May 5.
Fife graduated cum laude (3.69 GPA) with a bachelor's of sports management as well as a bachelor's of business administration, majoring in sports management, business analytics and management information systems.
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During his time at OU, Fife was able to contribute to various consulting projects with organizations such as the Chicago Bulls, Centric Consulting and Hyland Software. Additionally, he completed a year-long internship with OU Football in their equipment room, where he assisted with all day-to-day operations for the team, including both practice and game-day responsibilities. He was also able to travel to all of the team's away games, including a 41-6 victory over UAB in the Bahamas Bowl.
In the fall, Fife will find himself back in Athens, pursuing a master's of business administration and potentially a master's of business analytics. He hopes that these degrees, along with the experiences associated with them, will land him a future job in a front office of a sports organization.
Fife graduated cum laude (3.69 GPA) with a bachelor's of sports management as well as a bachelor's of business administration, majoring in sports management, business analytics and management information systems.
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During his time at OU, Fife was able to contribute to various consulting projects with organizations such as the Chicago Bulls, Centric Consulting and Hyland Software. Additionally, he completed a year-long internship with OU Football in their equipment room, where he assisted with all day-to-day operations for the team, including both practice and game-day responsibilities. He was also able to travel to all of the team's away games, including a 41-6 victory over UAB in the Bahamas Bowl.
In the fall, Fife will find himself back in Athens, pursuing a master's of business administration and potentially a master's of business analytics. He hopes that these degrees, along with the experiences associated with them, will land him a future job in a front office of a sports organization.