<![CDATA[College Sport Name, Image, and Likeness: Current Practices, Policies, and the Law Panel]]>

680484 event 1739481672 1739481811 <![CDATA[College Sport Name, Image, and Likeness: Current Practices, Policies, and the Law Panel]]> The college sports landscape is rapidly changing as recent court decisions have moved the NCAA away from its long-time amateur model thus enabling athletes to monetize their own name, image, and likeness (NIL). This distinguished panel of experts will share their views on college sport’s rapidly evolving and sometimes confusing adoption of NIL and will also answer questions from the audience.

This event is free and open to the public. Visitor parking is available on a first-come, first-serve basis in Area 2: Student Center Deck. Hosted by the Georgia Tech Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts’ Sports, Society, and Technology Program

Panelists

Bruce Siegal, J.D., School of History and Sociology, Georgia Tech and Greenspoon Marder Law Firm, Atlanta
Barbara Osborne, J.D., Department of Exercise and Sport Science, University of North Carolina
Donald Woodard, J.D., Carter + Woodard Entertainment and Sports Law Firm, Atlanta

For more information contact Mary McDonald at mary.mcdonald@hsoc.gatech.edu.

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mary.mcdonald@hsoc.gatech.edu

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