NFLPA announces internships for veterans, members of military

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell (L) and NFLPA Executive Director Demaurice Smith hold up the NFL's new 10-year Collective Bargaining Agreement at the Pro Football Hall of Fame August 5, 2011 in Canton, Ohio. (August 4, 2011 - Source: Jason Miller/Getty Images North America) (Jason Miller/Getty Images North America)
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell (L) and NFLPA Executive Director Demaurice Smith hold up the NFL's new 10-year Collective Bargaining Agreement at the Pro Football Hall of Fame August 5, 2011 in Canton, Ohio. (August 4, 2011 - Source: Jason Miller/Getty Images North America) (Jason Miller/Getty Images North America)
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Updated: 11/12/2012 4:00 pm
The NFL Players Association (NFLPA) announced it is creating a program that will offer paid internships to veterans or active members of the United States Armed Forces who are interested in careers in the sports industry.

The internships, named after NFL player and Navy Veteran Bill Radovich, will offer those who serve in America's military an opportunity to kick off their careers in sports, according to the NFLPA.

“We are thrilled to offer this opportunity to members of our Armed Forces, especially on this Veterans Day,” said DeMaurice Smith, NFLPA Executive Director in a statement. “We know how tough the job market is in America. A small way we can help those that sacrifice the most to is to provide them with experience at the NFLPA as a start to a career in sports.”

The NFLPA will begin accepting applications on December 10, 2012. More detailed information about the program will be available on that date at NFLPlayers.com.

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