Football is four years. The career that follows is forty. Everything we build is measured against that math.
The Staff

Director of Player Development
A Steelton, Pa. native and Penn State letterman, Jordan leads the program that connects current student-athletes to the careers and relationships that await them after football.
"The four years here are the foundation. Our job is to make sure every man who walks out of this building has a plan, a network, and people in his corner."
Assistant AD for Football Player Development
Amber oversees the day-to-day operations of the student-athlete development program, building systems that turn athletic discipline into lifelong professional success.
"Development isn't a semester or a workshop. It's a daily standard — the same one they hold themselves to on the field."
Interns
Player Development Intern
Player Development Intern
Player Development Intern
Player Development Intern
Player Development Intern
The purpose of the Penn State Football Letterman’s Club (FLC) is to uphold the Penn State Football tradition and promote brotherhood and unity between the University, former football players and managers for their mutual benefit.
The Lettermen's ClubResume reviews, mock interviews, and internship pipelines built with lettermen who actually do the hiring. Every athlete leaves with a portfolio, not a promise.
One-to-one matches with alumni in the industry, city, and role an athlete is targeting — relationships that outlast the roster.
Workshops on personal branding, negotiation, financial literacy, and executive presence. The discipline of the weight room, applied to a career.
Guidance through the transition — identity, purpose, and the first five years. Nobody walks off the field alone.
The jersey comes off. The standard doesn't.
The Lettermen's ClubAthletes add their major, interests, target industries, and resume.
We surface lettermen and supporters whose careers line up with those goals.
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