SLICE – Sports Legacy Institute Community Educators

A Fun, Interactive Concussion Education Program for Student-Athletes

Why SLICE?

SLICE teaches young athletes about concussions through discussion, video, and interactive games. Students learn that successful athletes play hard and play smart.

What topics do SLICE presentations cover?

What is a concussion?
Why should you care about concussions?
What can you do about concussions?

SLICE Results

93% of students strongly agreed or agreed that “Because of the SLICE presentation, I’m more likely to tell a friend or coach if I think I have a concussion.”

89% of students strongly agreed or agreed that “Because of the SLICE presentation, I’m more likely to tell a coach if I think one of my teammates has a concussion.”

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Interested in hosting a SLICE program at your institution?

SLICE presentations are geared towards students in grades 4-12. Available TODAY for programs in Massachusetts, New York, Maine, and Illinois.

Interested in starting a SLICE Chapter in your community?

SLICE is now expanding with chapters at:

Harvard Medical School (Boston, MA)
Boston University School of Medicine (Boston, MA)
DePaul University (Chicago, IL)
Brown University – Alpert Medical School (Providence, RI)
York Hospital (Southern Maine)
Westport, New York

If you are a student in a health-related field or a health-care provider and are interested in starting a SLICE chapter in your community, please contact SLI Development and Programs Officer, Katherine Schock at kschock@sportslegacy.org

Want to learn more about SLICE?

Download SLICE at a Glance here.

Questions?

Email the SLICE co-directors, Alex Bagley and Dan Daneshvar at slice.directors@gmail.com