BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Senior Carson Bedics and junior Ariel Sharpe of the Auburn track & field team will participate in the Southeastern Conference’s ninth annual SEC Career Tour Dec. 3-5 in Atlanta, the league office announced Tuesday.
Bedics, a native of Homewood, Alabama, is pursuing a degree in bioprocessing engineering. Sharpe holds an associate degree in Applied Science in Health Science. The Clayton, New Jersey native is double majoring in Medical Laboratory Science and Biomedical Sciences with a concentration in Pre-Anesthesiologist Assistant.
Bedics and Sharpe will represent Auburn at the three-day event along with 29 other student-athletes from around the conference. This program allows student-athletes to connect with human resource recruiters, submit resumes for jobs and gain valuable knowledge of professional branding.
The three-day event will begin at the site of the SEC Championship Game, and they will meet with staff from the Mercedez Benz Stadium and tour the facility.
The group will visit the headquarters and meet with executives from multiple corporations and organizations in the city including Metro Atlanta Chamber, One Digital, Southern Company Porsche North America and Mercedez Benz Stadium.
Also included on the agenda is a visit with SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey.
For more information on the SEC Career Tours, visit secsports.com.
2024 SEC Career Tour Participants
Drayden Bell (Alabama men’s swimming & diving)
Mela Delmenico (Alabama women’s swimming & diving)
Atalyia Rijo (Arkansas softball)
Brevin Sims (Arkansas men’s track & field)
Carson Bedics (Auburn men’s track & field/cross country)
Ariel Sharpe (Auburn women’s track & field)
Liz Harrison (Florida lacrosse)
Josh King (Florida men’s track & field)
Vanessa Deniz (Georgia gymnastics)
Brandt Pancer (Georgia baseball)
DaRoyce Flemons (Kentucky men’s track & field)
Alysia Johnson (Kentucky women’s track & field)
Jackson Rimes (LSU men’s track & field)
Gaby Rivera (LSU women’s tennis)
Jo-Lauren Keane (Ole Miss women’s cross country)
Ford Maberry (Ole Miss men’s track & field)
Karli Schmidt (Mississippi State volleyball)
Rebecca Walk (Mississippi State volleyball)
Addie Dobson (Missouri women’s golf)
Xavier Lovett (Missouri baseball)
Jaxon Dowell (Oklahoma men’s golf)
Dana Guzman (Oklahoma women’s tennis)
Junior Saint Juste (South Carolina men’s soccer)
Aaron Bell (Tennessee men’s track & field)
Camryn Sarvis (Tennessee softball)
Allyson Little (Texas women’s track & field/cross country)
Brendan McCourt (Texas men’s swimming & diving)
Cori Cansdale (Texas A&M equestrian)
Dallas Hankamer (Texas A&M men’s golf)
Dylan Ballard (Vanderbilt men’s cross country)
Sonya Macavei (Vanderbilt women’s tennis)