A Strategic Addition to the Wolverines' Staff
Michigan Football is poised to welcome Monique Felix into a newly created role as Director of Football Experience & Engagement, a move that underscores the program’s commitment to elevating the off‑field journey of its student‑athletes.
Professional Foundations
Felix arrives after stints as Director of Football Student Services and Director of Football Administration at the University of Wisconsin, where she honed her expertise in orchestrating seamless transitions for players and streamlining operational workflows.
Her professional trajectory also includes a tenure at Baylor University as Character Formation Coordinator and Associate Director of Football Operations, a period during which she blended administrative acumen with a focus on personal development.
Roots in Competition and Scholarship
Beyond the boardroom, Felix’s athletic pedigree shines through her decorated career as a track and field competitor, complemented by academic credentials from Marquette University and the University of Minnesota, grounding her approach in both scholarly and competitive excellence.
A Vision for Holistic Development
Head coach Kyle Whittingham, who has been assembling a robust support network for the Wolverines, says the appointment aligns with a broader strategy to foster holistic growth, ensuring that players receive guidance that extends beyond the gridiron.
The hire is expected to reinforce Michigan’s ambition to provide comprehensive resources that nurture the whole athlete, positioning the program to attract talent eager for an environment that values both performance and personal well‑being.