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College athletes share time-management and mental-health experiences with Rangely council
Summary
Students from CNCC, including Elijah Kersy and Jamir Todd, presented to the council on time management, mental-health coping strategies, travel burdens of student athletes, and career preparation during a public presentation segment.
Two CNCC students addressed the council about college life and the challenges of balancing academics, athletics and mental health.
Elijah Kersy introduced himself: "my name is Elijah Kersy and I'm from Brigham City, Utah," and discussed time management, developing routines, and mental-health strategies such as taking a deep breath and preparing for tests. Jamir Todd introduced himself as a sophomore at CNCC from Denver studying business and spoke about networking, resume building and long-term career planning.
Nut graf: The presentation emphasized both practical student advice (routine, preparation) and the social benefits of college life, with students describing the support structures developed through athletics and dorm living.
Council members praised the students and invited further youth engagement; a town official noted the students’ instructor is the mayor and thanked them for presenting at a council meeting.
