Kutztown University's guide to the spring semester: Spring 2021 Plan
January 14, 2021
Moe Williams
Moe is a senior, majoring in sport management. He is also a member of the men’s basketball team. Kutztown University gave Moe an opportunity that no other school did, to study a prestigious major while playing championship-level basketball.
Why did you choose KU?
I chose KU because it gave me an opportunity that no one else gave me. It’s a great campus and it has helped me form great relationships as well as represent my family, my team and the whole university academically and athletically.
Why did you decide on sport management as your major?
I decided on sport management because after I’m done playing professionally I want to still be involved with sports and work in the sports industry.
What is/are your favorite thing(s) to do outside of basketball while at KU?
Outside of basketball I don’t do too much. I listen to music, I play video games and I cook (sometimes). I mostly spend my time doing school work, or working out. You can always catch me in the gym, in the weight room or on the field/track.
What do you think about your first few years at KU and talk about what the success on the court has meant to you? What do you look forward to this year as a senior?
My first year in basketball I red-shirted. We had an amazing season, getting to the PSAC final, but came up short. Watching that, I knew I wanted to be a part of this program. The year after I had an important role. Winning PSAC Freshman of the Year was a good individual accomplishment, but we came up short of our team goal. The next season was a rough one with injuries, broken nose and my ruptured patellar tendon. Now that I’m back, I want to be able to help my team win a championship.
What do you want to do after graduation?
After graduation I plan on playing basketball professionally for as long as I can and then open a facility for basketball training and possibly do skill development for a professional team.
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The Blues and Rock Ensemble at Kutztown University will make you get out of your seat and dance - and applaud this award-winning group.
READ FULL STORYAfter graduation, Heather Browne '16 moved back to the Baltimore area, where she is now a first-grade teacher at the Maryland School for the Blind.
READ FULL STORYTwo years after graduating in 2009, Clay created his first fantasy football website. A year later, he launched the Pro Football Focus Fantasy section. By 2016, ESPN came calling.
READ FULL STORYNessa Cartagena, of Bethlehem, Pa., was awarded the 2018 Enlightened Leadership Scholarship to attend KU, and is a double major in finance and personal financial planning.
READ FULL STORYAward-winning Executive Chef Larry Gattens opens up about KU, his bronze medal and his second year at the NACUFS Culinary Challenge.
READ FULL STORYA field hockey player by training, she soon identified the characteristic that would come to define her love for politics: a competitive spirit.
READ FULL STORYKU students Aleska Gonzalez and Eric Schulden gain hands-on experience in their dream jobs through The Harrisburg Internship Semester.
READ FULL STORYPeace Corps volunteer Yorman De La Rosa made it to Morocco by way of Kutztown University, after a semester-long stop in our nation’s capital.
READ FULL STORYMarybeth Kern ’09, M’19, who recently secured a spot as a featured artist in Logic’s music video, is all about collaboration.
READ FULL STORYErika Barbera, a freshman allied health major and field hockey athlete, faces life’s battles with determination to succeed.
READ FULL STORYTekiah Brabham's commitment to urban classrooms leads her to teach in Washington, D.C.
READ FULL STORYKU Celebrates First Graduating Cohort of the Education Doctorate Program.
READ FULL STORYChristina Franko Uliano ’07 used a Fulbright Teachers for Global Classrooms grant to broaden her curriculum. After spending time abroad in Colombia, Christina joined a Fulbright global education online course to learn the tools for bringing global thinking into the classroom.
READ FULL STORYJacey Tran and Bekah Roux, honors students at KU, became fast friends during the unexpected 2020 quarantine.
READ FULL STORYKutztown University is celebrating the 10-year anniversary of its relationship with an unexpected place – the Lake Peninsula School District in the state of Alaska.
READ FULL STORYSarah is a junior, majoring in social media theory and strategy, with a double minor in business and communications.
READ FULL STORYMichael is a sophomore, majoring in secondary education with a concentration in mathematics.
READ FULL STORYLaura is a senior, majoring in anthropology.
READ FULL STORYKutztown University alumnus, Collin DiGalbo, signs professional contract to continue football career overseas.
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