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Being Yourself with Trenna Hill, ’14, G’18
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Trenna Hill, ’14, G’18, is the Director of Athlete Development at Fire Lacrosse and a certified life coach. Trenna played lacrosse at Syracuse University, worked in Career Services, and went on to earn her master’s degree in higher education and C.A.S. in Athletic Advising and Administration before moving to Los Angeles. Trenna talks about her experiences being bi-racial and how being yourself is your superpower.
Within the intersections of being biracial, indigenous, and a female athlete, Trenna became passionate about helping other athletes, biracials, and anyone struggling through their own identity crisis, build a strong core of confidence and authenticity, and redefining belonging while embracing what “fullness” really means. Not ironically, she is known for her ability to create and build strong team cultures with belonging, refreshing realness, and contagious confidence at the center.
Trenna obtained her ICF Life Coaching Certification in 2020. You can follow her at @trenski23 or @_thegirlscoach on Instagram, and follow along at Thebiracialblog.com. Her podcast, Full of Myself, debuts in Spring 2022.
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