As spring approaches, one of Columbia University’s most talented and diverse students is set to graduate from the School of Professional Studies with a master’s degree in Sports Management. Mo’ne Davis, a former Little League Baseball pitcher and college softball player, has made her mark on campus with her impressive career and passion for sports and journalism.
Mo’ne Davis began her journey to Columbia by earning an undergraduate degree in journalism from Hampton University in Virginia. However, it was the COVID-19 pandemic that prompted her to reevaluate her future and focus on sports management to gain insight into the business side of sports. Studying at Columbia has been an exciting experience for Mo’ne, who enjoys studying outdoors with friends on the grass in front of Butler Library when the weather is nice.
Exploring New York City with no set plan, hopping on the 1 train downtown, and discovering new places have been some of her favorite urban activities. Mo’ne plans to savor every moment of her final semester at Columbia before she embarks on her next adventure.
After graduation, Mo’ne Davis aspires to work in the sports industry and progress towards becoming a part of a sports ownership group. Her time at Columbia has undoubtedly prepared her for a successful career in sports management, where she can put her passion and knowledge into practice.
Mo’ne Davis is not just another student at Columbia; she is an inspiration to many. Her story shows how hard work, determination, and perseverance can lead one to achieve their goals. As she graduates from Columbia, Mo’ne will continue to make history as she pursues her dream of working in the sports industry.
Columbia News showcases talented students like Mo’ne Davis through its Notebook series, highlighting their achievements and inspiring others to follow their dreams. With so much potential ahead of him, there is no doubt that Mo’ne will continue to thrive wherever he goes next.
