Governance
The exercise of power and authority in sport organizations to determine mission, membership, and eligibility.
What is sport governance?
The four functions of management as defined by Chelladurai (name all four).
What are Planning, Organizing, Leading, and Evaluating?
The presence of differences, which may include race, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, and age.
What is diversity?
The principles of conduct governing an individual or a group.
What are ethics?
A statement of what your organization will become and its future aspirations
What is a Vision Statement?
An organization's ability to enforce rules and impose sanctions or punishments.
What is Regulatory Power?
The process of delegating and coordinating tasks and resources to achieve objectives
What is organizing?
Promoting justice, impartiality, and fairness in the distribution of resources and processes
What is equity?
An ethical issue in which international officials accept these to swing votes for a World Cup host city.
What are bribes?
A statement describing an organization's purpose, philosophy, and values
What is a mission statement?
This governing document outlines an organization's core principles and values.
What is a Constitution?
This function helps a manager be proactive, exert control over the organization's destiny, and improve financial performance
What is Planning?
The outcome of ensuring diverse individuals feel welcomed and can participate fully in decision-making.
What is inclusion?
A situation where important personal and societal values come into conflict.
What is an ethical dilemma?
Broad, qualitative statements that provide general direction to a sports organization.
What are goals?
This document is operational in nature and details how an organization conducts its business.
What are bylaws?
A common phrase of resistance to planning is, "We've always done it ____ _____"
What is "...this way"?
This concept manifests in who has easier access to governing positions and how policymaking affects specific populations
What is privilege?
A policy regarding this group of athletes at a state high school participating in a sport of their preferred gender was cited as an example of an ethical issue.
Who are transgender athletes?
Quantitative, measurable, and realistic statements tied to achieving specific goals.
What are objectives?
According to Chelladurai, this attribute of an organization is a formal system of task and authority relationships.
What is a Hierarchy of Authority (or Organizational Structure)?
The function where a sport manager checks if the organization is fulfilling its mission statement and has completed its goals
What is evaluating?
The presentation identifies this group as being drastically underrepresented in sport leadership positions.
Who are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color?
The idea that sport reflects the societal issues around it, such as racism, sexism, and violence.
What is "Sport as a Mirror of Society"?
The specific "how-to" steps used to achieve objectives.
What are tactics?