Milford Hodge is a former NFL defensive lineman who transitioned into a impactful, decades-long career as the Athletic Mentor Program Coordinator at his alma mater, Washington State University. A WSU alumnus and former All-Pac-10 player, he has dedicated his post-football career to guiding student-athletes, also serving as Chair of the Pullman Civil Service Commission.
Originally from California, where he was a multi-sport high school athlete in football and basketball, Milford is now semi-retired and deeply rooted in the Pullman community. He lives there with his wife, who works for the local school district, demonstrating a long-term commitment to the area beyond the university.
Unique fact: Milford was drafted into the NFL by the New England Patriots in 1985 and played professionally before returning to mentor young athletes.
Milford Hodge
Athletic Mentor Program Coordinator at Washington State University Spokane
Pullman, Washington, United States
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Topics They Care About
Student-Athlete Mentorship
Spent over 20 years as WSU's Athletic Mentor Program Coordinator, focusing on academic success, life skills, and personal growth for college athletes.
Diversity in Sports
His work at WSU involved creating a supportive, multicultural environment and ensuring the retention and graduation of minority student-athletes.
Civic Engagement
Demonstrates a commitment to his local community by serving as the Chair of the Civil Service Commission for the city of Pullman.
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Work History
Athletic Mentor Program Coordinator at Washington State University Spokane
Education
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Location : Pullman, Washington, United States
Job Level : Junior
Designation : Athletic Mentor Program Coordinator at Washington State University Spokane
