College Athletics/Administrative Personnel
Monitors the academic activities of athletes and maintains records on their academic progress by working closely with coaches, faculty, the compliance officer, and other administrators
Academic Coordinator/Advisor
Increased participation numbers stemmed from what
Enactment of Title IX
Grooming, posture, attire and accessories, and social media presence are aspects of a person's ______
Professional image
With this specialization, employees carry out a limited range of tasks and duties
High
Country with the ideal model of youth sport
Norway
Must understand NCAA and conference rules and regulations
Compliance Officer
State with more than one high school governing body that oversee's boys and girls sports
Iowa
The qualities, beliefs, traits, and concepts that have special significance or meaning for a person; the indicators of what a person considers most important or desirable
Values
Stories/myths, symbols, language, ceremonies/rights, physical setting, symbolic artifacts
Organizational Culture And/Or Pattern of Basic Assumptions
Increase in privatization, performance ethic, private/elite training facilities, parental involvement, participation in "alternative" and action sports
Major trends in youth sports today
Schedules, maintains, and improves the facility; manages contests including security, ticketing, schedule, and game officials; manages risk
Event Operations/Facility Manager
Organizational structure for large school districts
Decentralized
Three organizational sectors of the CSM Model
public, nonprofit, commercial
Represent savings that originate from the mass production of goods and services
Economies of Scale
Learning formal rules and strategies are found in ___ controlled sports
Adult-Controlled Sports
Responsible for technical (publication materials) and management (budget, event organization, personnel supervision) functions and shaping the public image of the college athletic department
Sports Information Director
Distract attention from academics, create dependence and conformity, too many injuries, too many spectators, waste resources
Arguments against high school athletics
Not checking your text messages during your grandmother’s birthday dinner
Implicit norm
Three dimensions of an organization's structure
Specialization, Standardization, and Centralization
a set of ideas and beliefs emphasizing that the quality of the sport experience can be measured in terms of improved skills, especially in relation to the skills of others
The performance ethic
Governance system that allowed conferences the autonomy to make their own rules on issues pertaining to their schools
Power Five
NFHS acronym
National Federation of State High School Associations
Sport marketing, sport enterprise financial structures, sport industry career paths, sport as a social institution
Unique aspects of sport management
Four stages of organizational development/life cycle
Entrepreneurial, Collectivity, Formalization, Elaboration
Management of volunteers, financial viability, conflicts over mission and goals of the organization, pay to play
Challenges for youth sport