Cincinnati Reds Announce Intriguing Partnership With Xavier University

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The Cincinnati Reds and Xavier University announced a 10-year partnership on Monday, naming Xavier as the Official University of the Reds.
Here is what the partnership includes, according to a press release on MLB.com:
- New internship opportunities for Xavier students
- Expanded curriculum development within Sports Management and related academic programs
- Increased collaboration on experiential learning projects and student-focused initiatives
- Co-branding presence at both Great American Ball Park and the Xavier campus
- mentorship opportunities and a “Speaker Series” with Reds professionals sharing career insights with students
- Reds participation in Xavier classes as research partners, giving students real-time industry challenges to analyze and solve
- Continuing-education benefits for Reds staff, supporting their professional growth through Xavier’s academic programs
Reds Principal Owner Bob Castellini has served on the Board of Trustees for Xavier.
“The energy and future-focused mindset that Xavier University brings through this unique partnership is very exciting to our organization,” Castellini said. “Uniting the strengths of Xavier students, faculty, teams, and alumni with the passion of the Reds’ fanbase and operations will make a lasting impact for years to come.”
The new partnership will be officially introduced this week, with the Reds and Xavier celebrating together at the Xavier-Butler men’s basketball game. Xavier will also have a presence at Redsfest, held January 16–17 at the Cincinnati Convention Center.
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Greg Kuffner a contributor to Reds On SI. He graduated from the University of Cincinnati and worked for the Sports Information Department during his time as a student. He follows all things Reds year round, including the minor league system.
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