Since leaving the hallowed halls of Saint Ignatius High School, Adam Shibley '17 has continued to follow of St. Ignatius Loyola to make the world a better place.
His work has taken on many forms. Shibley has donated hundreds of new uniforms and equipment to youth football programs in need through his 501(c)(3), The Uniform Funding Foundation (TUFF). He's used his voice to call attention to systemic issues in our country. And he's done work as part of committees to create change, including the Big Ten Anti-Hate, Anti-Racism Coalition.
Shibley has been nationally recognized as an influential leader, particularly when he was named to the watch list for The Wuerffel Trophy, which honors college football players who serve others and have a positive impact on society.
The NCAA has now taken notice of Shibley and his impressive efforts. The NCAA will have him as a participant on its NCAA Social Series: "Voices for Change" on Friday at 7 pm.
Shibley will join Keion Brooks Jr. of Kentucky men's basketball and Preslie Anderson of Cal women's volleyball on a session hosted by Andy Katz of NCAA.com.