MSW alumnus Wayne Edmonds went to Notre Dame in autumn 1952 from the western Pennsylvania coal town of Canonsburg. He became the first Black player to earn a Monogram in football. He majored in sociology and, after graduation, went on to earn a master’s degree in social work at the University of Pittsburgh. He had a long and highly successful career in social work, education, and physical fitness. Read more about his legacy at Notre Dame.
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