University of Michigan life coach Greg Harden had a procedure at the hospital Monday and has remained there due to “complications,” according to the athletic department.
“Long-time Michigan administrator Greg Harden went into the hospital for a procedure on Monday and has remained there due to complications. Please keep Greg and his family in your thought and prayers and we ask that all respect their need for privacy at this time,” Michigan athletics said in a statement.
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Greg Harden’s role in the athletic department at Michigan was, generally, one worked behind the scenes. As an associate athletic director overseeing athlete health and welfare for nearly 25 years, Harden helped some of the best athletes to come through Ann Arbor reach their peaks, first joining the staff in 1986. He worked with the Wolverines for 24 years, officially retiring in 2019.
While Harden officially retired from his role with the university in 2019, he remains close with the various programs at Michigan, working as a consultant for the athletic department. He began his career working blue-collar jobs in the metro-Detroit area before getting into counseling and working for a drug treatment program, eventually earning his master’s in social work from Michigan while working as a clinical therapist. Shortly after Harden earned his master’s, he was brought in by Bo Schembechler to work with the Michigan football team, and the rest was history for Harden.
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