Be one of 30 people to join Greg Mittler, Esports Coordinator at University of Waterloo Athletics, and hear about his experiences at the University of Waterloo and how they continue to help him today.
Come expecting to learn:
- what enriching professional opportunities are available to you to get involved on campus,
- the incredible value of networking and transferrable skills in the athletics industry,
- and how your passion for what you love can get you far in your career journey!
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About Greg
I have changed career paths a few different times while at the University of Waterloo. I started by working in the Cooperative Education department in their Interview Day Services team. I then began working as the Coordinator of Clubs and Camps for the department of Athletics. In both these departments, and in all of my co-op positions in Undergrad, I was in a brand-new role, which required me to develop the position, protocols and expectations. In Athletics specifically, I was tasked in initiating the Multi-sport camps program and Play Days program, which have now grown into our biggest kids programs in the department. The skills I learned relate to student and employee coaching, program development, and student experience, which lead me to launch our esports program. This launch and expansion made us one of the top programs in Canada.
My journey into esports stemmed from the background I developed while in my undergraduate degree and initial years of my career at the University of Waterloo. The experiences I had developing successful student programming, event planning, and competitive teams brought me to a position where I now lead one of Canada’s top university esports programs.