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Students Launch NC State’s Women in Sport Club

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Dec 15, 2025

Students Launch NC State’s Women in Sport Club

Emma Busenbark ‘28 and Laurie Clarstrom ‘26 formed the club as a campus-wide network for anyone passionate about supporting women in sport.