Other Events
Special Games
LMU and the Los Angeles Rams continue to deepen their shared commitment to engagement through meaningful collaborations like the university's annual Special Games. In March 2026, LMU hosted the 49th annual Special Games - an unforgettable celebration welcoming more than 150 athletes with intellectual and physical disabilities to campus. Supported by LMU student, staff, and alumni volunteers, the event offered non-competitive games, activities and countless moments of joy.
For the third consecutive year, the Rams helped make the day even more memorable. Their team brought a lineup of special guests, including Rams Legend Brandyn Harvey, Rams cheerleaders, and beloved mascot Rampage, who joined in the festivities and cheered on the athletes.
Together with partners like the Rams, LMU looks forward to continuing to grow this meaningful collaboration and create more moments of shared celebration in the future.
Rams Leaders and Sports Economics
Sasha Carter and Coco Bergdoll represented the Rams Employee Experience team at the LMU Business & STEM Career Fair, engaging with students about career opportunities and workplace culture within the NFL organization. Their presence provided students with a valuable inside look at what it takes to support a world-class team behind the scenes.
Sports Medicine Insights
Reggie Scott, senior vice president of sports medicine and performance for the Los Angeles Rams, contributed as an Industry Leader with LMU’s Health and Human Sciences program, offering students an inside look at the road of sports medicine within a professional sports organization. His discussion highlighted the intersection of science, strategy, and care in supporting elite athletes, while also opening students' eyes to the range of career possibilities in the field of sports health.
Career Conversations with the Rams
Sasha Carter and Coco Bergdoll represented the Rams Employee Experience team at the LMU Business & STEM Career Fair, engaging with students about career opportunities and workplace culture within the NFL organization. Their presence provided students with a valuable inside look at what it takes to support a world-class team behind the scenes.
Girls Flag Football Jamboree
The Los Angeles Rams hosted their inaugural Girls' Flag Jamboree for more than 50 high school teams and over 1,000 student-athletes at LMU in September 2023 . This event gave high school girls' flag football teams throughout Southern California the opportunity to compete against other teams in celebration of their inaugural season as a sanctioned sport in California. The athletes also enjoyed a vendor village, picked up some LMU swag, and attended inspiring career panel discussions with women from the Rams organization.