Department of Sport Management
David B Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics 402 MacNaughton Hall
Phone: (315) 443-1666 Email: [email protected]
EDUCATION
BALL STATE UNIVERSITY, Muncie, IN
Ed.D., Adult, Higher, and Community Education – July 2006 Major: Higher Education
Cognate: Physical Education Specialization: Sport Management
Dissertation Topic: An examination of the primary motives of golf volunteers
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY, Morgantown, WV
Master of Science, Sport Management, August 2000
BINGHAMTON UNIVERSITY, Binghamton, NY
Bachelor of Science, Psychology, May 1999
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: ACADEMIC Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
Associate Professor, Undergraduate Director August 2013 – Present
Assistant Professor August 2006- May 2013
Oversee the efforts of the undergraduate sport management program. Teach undergraduate courses in the department of Sport Management. Advise approximately 30 majors regarding course selection and career options; have supervised sport management internships; engage in departmental, college, and university service; conduct scholarship. Developed curriculum for an undergraduate sport analytics degree as well as minors within sport analytics, sport
marketing, and event management in 2015.
Ball State University, Muncie, IN
Undergraduate Sport Administration Program Coordinator August 2002 – July 2006 Established and coordinated on campus practicum and off campus internship sites. Served as an academic advisor for 300 students within the major. Taught undergraduate courses in the program Served as the faculty advisor to the Sport Administration Club. Developed,
implemented, and enforced admission policies to the major. Worked directly with outside sport organizations to provide students with practicum and internship experience.
Instructor January 2002 - August 2002
School of Physical Education instructor. Taught nine physical education classes as well as a sport management seminar course. Served as the assistant to the advisor for the undergraduate sport administration club. Coordinated efforts for various club events, including the sport administration majors’ awards dinner. Chaperoned the sport administration club’s educational trip to Chicago.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: SPORT INDUSTRY Big East Conference, Providence, RI
Assistant Director of Sport Administration June 2001 - January 2002
Responsible for the preparation, on-site management, and follow up procedures of 20 Olympic sport championship events as well as the administration of seven regular-season sport
programs. Orchestrated the planning and coordination of championships in concert with the host institution or venue. Championship event responsibilities included: operational details, personnel hiring, contracting and evaluating officials, policy enforcement, budget proposals, and finalized reports. Assistant for the development of conference schedules for regular season Olympic sports. Provided interpretation oversight and enforcement of the conference sport policies and procedures. Coordinated the student athlete scholarship awards program, serving as the contact for the award winners and facilitating payment of money.
Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference, Cape Cod, MA
Asa Bushnell Intern August 2000-June 2001
Responsible for the media relations for the ECAC Men’s Division I Ice Hockey conference. Put together a media guide, press releases, weekly statistics, as well as television game notes for the season. Orchestrated the planning and coordination of championships for fall, winter and spring sports. Event responsibilities included: operational details, team selection, team travel, banquets, policies, NCAA regulation, host school communication, and reports. Organized two swimming diving championship events in which I was the sole organizer. Completed NCAA reports where applicable.
West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV
Graduate Assistant, Department of Physical Education August 1999 – July 2000 Responsible for teaching classes within the Physical Education program.
PUBLICATIONS IN REFEREED JOURNAL S
Pauline, G. & Osborne, B. (In Press). Participate at your own risk. Do waivers properly inform triathletes of the danger of the sport? Journal of Legal Aspects of Sport.
Miller, J., Pauline, G., & Wendt, J. T. (2014). An investigation of risk management protocols at triathlon events. Journal of Venue and Entertainment Management, 4(2), 16-33.
Pauline, G. (2014). Women’s participation in endurance events: An example of how far we have come. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, 85(1), 4-6.
Pauline, G. (2013). Engaging students beyond just the experience: Integrating reflection learning into sport event management. Sport Management Education Journal, 7, 1-12.
Pauline, G. & Wolohan, J. (2012). An examination of the non-recruit clause in intercollegiate coaching contracts. Legal Aspects of Sport, 21(2) 219-238.
Pauline, G. (2011). Volunteer satisfaction and intent to remain: An analysis of contributing factors among professional golf event volunteers. International Journal of Event Management Research, 6 (1), 10-32.
Pauline, G. (2011). An examination of the liability of marathon organizers to minimize inherent risks. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, 82(1), 9-11.
Pauline, G. & Pauline, J. (2009). Volunteer motivation and demographic influences at a professional tennis event. Team Performance Management, 15(3/4), 172-184.
Pauline, J., Pauline, G., Allen, C. (2008). Factors influencing college selection by NCAA Division I, II, and III softball student-athletes. Journal for the Study of Sports and Athletes in Education, 2(3), 366-376.
Pauline, G. & Pauline, J. (2008). Teaching sport sponsorship activation through a client-based experiential learning project. Sport Management Education Journal, 2(1), 19-37.
Pauline, G., Pauline, J., & Mulvihill, T. (2008). Episodic volunteering: A comparison of the motivations of volunteers from two professional golf events, The International Journal of Volunteer Administration, 21(3), 77-88.
Pauline, G. & Pauline, J. (2007). Chase Charlie Run, Walk, and Roll: Promoting service
learning and a healthy lifestyle. Indiana Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance Journal, 36(1), 26-28.
Pauline, J., Pauline, G., Johnson, S., & Gamble, K. (2006). Ethical issues in exercise psychology, Ethics and Behavior, 6(1) 61-76.
Pauline, J, Pauline, G., Stevens, A. (2004). Influential factors in the college selection process of collegiate baseball student athletes. Contemporary Athletics, 1, 153-167.
Pauline, J., Lund, J., Weinberg, R., & Pauline, G. (2004). The involvement of physical
education teachers in scholastic coaching. Applied Research in Coaching and Athletics Annual, 19, 92-108.
BOOK CHAPTERS
Pauline, G. & Wolohan, J. (2012). Antitrust Law: Amateur Sport Applications. In D. Cotton and J. Wolohan (eds.), Law for Recreation and Sport Managers (6th ed.) (pp.). Dubuque, IA: Kendal Hunt Publishing Company.
EDITOR REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS
Pauline, G. (2012). Celebrating 40 years of Title IX: Celebrating 40 years of Title IX: How far have we really come? Journal of Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, 82(8), 4-5.
Pauline, G. (2012, April 10). Why are so few women in sport’s front office? Post Standard Syracuse.
Pauline, G. (2011). The role of educators in building the next generation of female leaders in the sport industry. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, 82(8), 4-5.
Pauline, G. (2011). Event evaluation research methods. In Swayne, L., & Dodds, M. (Eds.), Encyclopedia of Sports Management and Marketing. SAGE Publications, Thousand Oaks, CA.
Pauline, G. (2011). Event venue location. In Swayne, L., & Dodds, M. (Eds.), Encyclopedia of Sports Management and Marketing. SAGE Publications, Thousand Oaks, CA.
Pauline, G. (2008, November). From the field: How sport industry research is helping practitioners. North American Society of Sport Management Newsletter, 12(3).
SELECTED RESEARCH REPORTS
Pauline, G. & MacDonald, T. (2012). WISE PULSE STUDY (Research report). Women
in Sport and Events.
Pauline, G. (2011). Volunteer meaning of the experience and intent to remain (Research brief). World Triathlon Corporation.
Pauline, G. (2010). Volunteer satisfaction and determinants of intent to remain. (Research brief) Syracuse Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Pauline, G. (2010). An analysis of volunteer intent and satisfaction. (Research brief) Ladies Professional Golf Association, Alliance Bank Classic.
Pauline, G. (2009). Volunteer motivation and satisfaction. (Research brief) Professional Golf Association, Turning Stone Resort Championship.
Pauline, G. (2008). Measuring the effectiveness of KeyBank’s sponsorship through an examination of recall and activation strategies. (Research brief) Syracuse University Athletics and KeyBank.
Pauline, G. (2007). An analysis of sports memorabilia product supply and demand. (Research brief) Syracuse Steiner Collectibles.
GRANTS
Brown, T. & Pauline, G. (Co-PI). Youth Entrepenuers School. Blackstone Foundation. Amount: $250,000 (external/not funded)
Pauline, G. (PI) & MacDonald, T. (2012). WISE Pulse Study. Women in Sport and Events. Amount: $1,000 (external/funded).
Pauline, G. (2011). WISE Pulse Study exploratory research. David B Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. Amount: $5,000 (internal/funded).
Pauline, G. (2011). Volunteer motivation and satisfaction. World Triathlon Corporation. Amount: $800 (external/funded).
Pauline, G. (2011). Developing the next generation of female sport industry leaders. John Ben Snow Foundation, 2nd round. Amount: $9,100 (external/not funded).
Pauline, G. (2010). Creating the next generation of female sport industry through
mentorship. Women’s Fund of Central New York. Amount: $5,030 (external/not funded).
Pauline, G. (PI) & Pauline, J. (2009). The Power of Girls in Sport. American Association of University Women. Amount: $7,000 (external/not funded).
Sawyer, S., Rubin, J., D’Eridita, M., Pauline, G., Pauline, J., & Kanaley, J. (2008). Information and Communication Technologies in Sport. Proposal for Chancellor’s Leadership Project-Syracuse University. Amount: $150,000 (external/not funded).
Pauline, G. (PI) &Pauline, J. (2008). Women’s Sport Institute. Syracuse University College of Human Services and Health Professions, Research Center. Amount: $4,000 (internal/not funded).
Pauline, J. (PI) & Pauline, G. (2007). National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Athletic directors’ perspective of sport psychology and sport psychology Consultations. Syracuse University College of Human Services and Health Professions, Research Center. Amount: $4,000 (internal/funded).
Pauline, J., Pauline, G., Gurri, L. (2006). 1st Annual Syracuse University 5K Walk, Run, Roll to Better Health. Syracuse University Healthy Monday/Healthy IM Campus Project. Amount: $500 (external/funded).
Pauline, J. (PI) & Pauline, G. Assessment of sport and exercise psychology internship
supervision procedures. Ball State University Summer Assessment Grant. Amount: $1,000 (internal/funded).
Pauline, G. (PI) &Pauline, J. (2005). Chase Charlie Run, Walk, and Roll. Indiana Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance. Amount: $1,535 (external/funded).
Pauline, G. (2005). Undergraduate sport administration evaluation. Ball State University Summer Assessment Grant. Amount: $625 (internal/funded).
Pauline, G. (PI) &Pauline, J. (2004). Providing sport administration and exercise psychology students an opportunity for service learning. Indiana Campus Compact. Amount: $1,737 (internal/funded).
Pauline, G. (2004). Assessment of sport administration undergraduate program. Ball State University Summer Assessment Grant. Amount: $900 (internal/funded).
Pauline, G. (2003). Chase Charlie Fun Run. Indiana Campus Compact- Community
Pauline, G. & Pauline, J. (2003). Assessment of sport administration undergraduate program. Ball State University Summer Assessment Grant. Amount: $1,200
(internal/funded).
REFEREED PRESENTATIONS
Miller, J. & Pauline, G. (2014, March). Waiver use in extreme obstacle course events: “Remember you signed a death waiver?” Sport, Recreation, and Law Association. Orlando, FL.
Pauline, G. & Osborne, B. (2014, March). Participate at your own risk. Sport, Recreation, and Law Association. Orlando, FL.
Pauline, G. & Miller, J.(2013, November). Triathlon Safety Guidelines. Are they effective in protecting the triathlete? Sport Entertainment and Venues of Tomorrow Conference. Columbia, SC.
Pauline, G. (2012, March). Engaging students through reflection learning. American Association of Physical Education, Health, Recreation, and Dance. Charlotte, NC. Miller, J. & Pauline, G. (2012, March). Volunteer use at triathlons: What are the requirements? American Association of Physical Education, Health, Recreation, and Dance. Charlotte, NC.
Miller, J., Pauline, G., & Wendt, J. (2013, March). I can do this! Where is the bottom? An analysis of risk management plans for swimmers in triathlons. Sport, Recreation, and Law Association.
Pauline, G. (2012, November) Integrating a theoretical approach to experiential learning within sport event marketing. Sport, Entertainment and Venues of Tomorrow
Conference. Columbia, SC
Pauline, G. & Miller, J.(2012, November). Featured research presentation: An analysis of volunteer risk management expectations at triathlon events. Sport Entertainment and Venues of Tomorrow Conference. Columbia, SC
Miller, J. & Pauline, G., & Martin, N. (2012, March). Managing risks at triathlons: How are they being dealt with? Sport and Recreation Law Association, Greensboro, NC.
Pauline, G. (2012, March). Beyond the confines of the classroom: Integrating
experiential learning into sport marketing. Sport Management Council Day. American Association of Physical Education, Health, Recreation, and Dance, Boston, MA. *Not presented due to convention cancellation.
Miller, J. & Pauline, G. (2012, March). Volunteer use at multi-sport events: Are
organizations preparing them well? American Association of Physical Education, Health, Recreation, and Dance. Boston, MA. *Not presented due to convention cancellation.
Pauline, G. (2012, March). Experiential learning: Engaging the millennial generation in sport management. American Association of Physical Education, Health, Recreation, and Dance. Boston, MA. *Not presented due to convention cancellation.
Pauline, G. & Miller, J. (2011, November). Managing risks at multi-sport events. Sport Event and Venues of Tomorrow Conference. Columbia, SC.
Pauline, J. & Pauline, G. (2011, September). Exercise and exercise motivation among young adults. Association for Applied Sport Psychology Annual Conference, Honolulu, HI.
Pauline, G. (2010, November) Sport Volunteerism: An examination of volunteer satisfaction at an elite professional golf event. Sport Events and Venues of Tomorrow. Columbia, SC.
Mulvihill, T., Latz, A., Cook, M., & Pauline, G. (2010, November). Collaborative autoethnography: Understanding how athletic experiences shape the professional identity of some women college and university faculty. Association for the Study of Higher Education. Indianapolis, IN.
Pauline, J. and Pauline, G. (2010, October). Factors influencing college selection by NCAA Division I, II, and III lacrosse players. Association for Applied Sport Psychology. Providence, RI.
Pauline, J. & Pauline, G. (2010, August). Physical activity, self-efficacy, and sedentary behaviors of college students. Presentation made at the American Psychological
Association Annual Convention, San Diego, CA.
Pauline, G. (2010, June). Developing sport event management curriculum and necessary event partnerships. North American Society for Sport Management. Tampa, FL.
Pauline, G. (2010, June). An examination of the legality of non-recruit clauses in a contract: Can a former school control a coach's recruiting activity. North American Society for Sport Management. Tampa, FL
Pauline, G., and Pauline, J. (2009, April). Teaching sport sponsorship activation through a client-based experiential learning project. American Association of Physical
Education, Health, Recreation, and Dance. Tampa, FL.
Pauline, J., Pauline, G., & Allen, C. (2009, April). Factors influencing college selection by NCAA Softball Student-Athletes. American Association of Physical Education, Health, Recreation, and Dance. Tampa, FL.
Pauline, J. & Pauline, G. (2008, September). NCAA athletic directors’ perceptions of applied sport psychology and use of sport psychology consultants within intercollegiate athletics. Association for Applied Sport Psychology. St Louis, MO.
Pauline, G., & Pauline, J. (2008, May). Experiential learning: Collaboration of a sport management program, athletic department, and a corporate sponsor. North American Society for Sport Management. Toronto, ON.
Pauline, G., & Pauline, J. (2008, May). Sport volunteerism: An examination of the motivating factors for volunteers at a professional tennis event. North American Society for Sport Management. Toronto, ON.
Pauline, J., & Pauline, G. (2007, October). Physical lifestyle management: The battle against weight gain and obesity. Association for Applied Sport Psychology Annual Conference, Louisville, KY.
Pauline, G., & Pauline, J. (2007, May). An examination of the primary motives of volunteers at two elite professional golf events. North American Society of Sport Management. Ft. Lauderdale, FL.
Petersen, J., & Pauline, G. (2006, April). Set-up and tear-down of a world-class pool in 22 days. Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance National Convention & Exposition. Salt Lake City, UT.
Pauline, G., & Petersen, J. (2005, November). Innovative pedagogical practices in sport management. Indiana Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance. Indianapolis, IN.
Pauline, G. (2005, November). Sport management student internship experience. Indiana Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance. Indianapolis, IN. Pauline, J., Butcher, D., Pauline, G., & Gamble, K. (2005, October). Exercise
dependence and personal factors in triathletes and habitual exercisers. American Association of Sport Psychology. Vancouver, BC.
Pauline, J. & Pauline, G. (2005, April). Influential factors in the college selection process of collegiate baseball student athletes. Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance National Convention & Exposition. Chicago, IL. Pauline, J., Pauline, G., Dooly, C., Taylor, C., Gotsch, K., Loughren, E., & Brown, T. (2004, August). Effects of exercise adherence counseling on women with the metabolic syndrome. American Psychological Association annual convention. Honolulu, HI. Pauline, J., Lund, J., Pauline, G., Weinberg, W. (2004, April). Involvement of physical education teachers in scholastic coaching. Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance National Convention & Exposition. New Orleans, LA.
Pauline, G., & Pauline J. (2003, November). Providing service learning opportunities for students. Indiana Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance Conference. Indianapolis, IN.
INVITED PRESENTATIONS
Pauline, G. (2013, July). Connect a Million Minds: Linking the STEM fields with Sport. Presentation made to Girls Inc., Syracuse, New York.
Pauline, G. (2012, April). WISE Industry Pulse Study. David B Falk College Research Brown Bag Forum. Syracuse University. Syracuse, NY.
Pauline, G. & MacDonald, T. (2012, April). An exploratory study on the role of gender in the experiences of senior level executives within the sport industry. Word to the WISE Symposium. Syracuse University. Syracuse, NY.
Pauline, G. (2011, August) The Teaching Culture: Engaging students at Syracuse. Syracuse University, Guest Speaker, New faculty orientation. Syracuse, NY.
Pauline, G. (2010, April). Sport marketing. Presentation made at Cicero-North Syracuse High School. Cicero, NY.
Pauline, G. (2009, November). Sport marketing. Presentation made at Cicero-North Syracuse High School. Cicero, NY.
Pauline, G. (2008, January). Careers in Sport Management. Presentation made at Westhill High School, Syracuse, NY.
Pauline, G. (2007, March). Careers in Sport Management. Presentation made at Marcellus High School, Marcellus, NY.
Pauline, G. (2004, October). Working with students as a faculty advisor to a student organization. Ball State University, Guest Speaker, Advisor Resource Training program. Muncie, IN.
Pauline, G. (2003, January). A Career in Sports. Presentation made at the National Collegiate Athletic Association - Intern Convention, Indianapolis, IN.
MEDIA MENTIONS
WSYR-9, Bridge Street, Syracuse Sport Summit. April 26, 2015
WAER, The future of sport event management. April 2, 2012
WSYR-9, Bridge Street, Special Olympics, Dough Raiser. April 26, 2010
TK99, Gomez and Dave morning show, Spring Football Game. April 18, 2010
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
EDITORIAL BOARD
Board Member, Chorigia Journal of Sport Management 2005-Present Board Member, Journal of Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance 2011-2014
REVIEWER
Reviewer, SMART Journal 2007-Present
Reviewer, International Journal of Sport Communications 2008-Present
Reviewer, Team Performance Management 2008-Present
Abstract Reviewer, Sport and Recreation Law Association 2009-Present Student Research Paper Reviewer, Sport and Recreation Law Association 2009-Present Reviewer, Women in Sport and Physical Activity Journal 2009-Present Reviewer, Sport Management Education Journal 2012-Present
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
North American Society of Sport Management 2002-Present
Sport Marketing Association 2007-Present
Women in Sport and Events (WISE) 2009-Present
American Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance 2012-2015 National Association of Girls and Women in Sport (NAGWS) 2011-2015 Sport Recreation and Law Association 2008-2011;
2013-present Indiana Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance 2002-2006
SERVICE TO DISCIPLINE
Sport Management Director, Indiana Association of Health, Physical
Education, Recreation and Dance 2004-2006
Publications Committee, Indiana Association of Health, Physical
Education, Recreation and Dance 2003-2006
Leadership Team Committee, Indiana Association of Health, Physical
Education, Recreation and Dance 2003-2006
Sport Council, Indiana Association of Health, Physical Education,
Recreation and Dance 2003-2006
COLLEGE/DEPARTMENT/UNIVERSITY SERVICE
Undergraduate Sport Management Director, Syracuse University 2012-Present SU Project Advance, Faculty member and liaison, Syracuse University 2012-Present Falk College Academic Suspension Committee, Member, Syracuse University 2014-Present University Scholars, Falk College, Member, Syracuse University 2013-Present Committee Member, Legal Studies Advisory Board, University College,
Syracuse University 2008-2014
Faculty Advisor, Club Field Hockey, Syracuse University 2011-Present Faculty Advisor, Women in Sport and Events Syracuse University Chapter 2008-Present Chair, Faculty Search Committee, Department of Sport Management 2015
Chair, Internship Search Committee, Department of Sport Management 2015 Chair, Internship Search Committee, Department of Sport Management 2016 Coordinator, Intra-University Sport Management Committee, Department
of Sport Management, Syracuse University 2010-2012 Member, College Academic Review Committee, College of Human
Member, Sport Management Faculty Search Committee, Department
of Sport Management, Syracuse University 2008-2009 Member, Sport Management Office Coordinator Search Committee,
Syracuse University 2008
Member, Sport Management Program Awards Committee, Department
of Sport Management, Syracuse University 2007-2009 Member, Promotion and Tenure Committee, College of Human Services
and Health Professions, Syracuse University 2007-2008 Member, Intra-University Sport Management Committee, Department
of Sport Management, Syracuse University 2006-2009 Member, Department of Sport Management Assistant Professor
Search Committee, Syracuse University 2006-2007
Member, Haudenosaunee Promise Focus Group, College of Human
Services and Health Professions, Syracuse University 2006-2007 Board Member, School of Physical Education, Sport and Exercise Science,
Ball State University 2002-2006
Member, Sport and Physical Education Curriculum Committee, School
of Physical Education, Sport and Exercise Science, Ball State University 2002-2006 Member, Adult Fitness Faculty Search Committee, School of Physical
Education, Sport and Exercise Science, Ball State University 2003-2004 Member, Sport Administration Faculty Search Committee, School of
Physical Education, Sport and Exercise Science, Ball State University 2002-2004
EVENT EXPERIENCE: STUDENT SUPERVISION
AHL All Star Classic 2016
Syracuse Sport Summit 2015
Monster Jam Changeover 2015; 2016
Frozen Dome Classic 2014
Musselman Triathlon 2013-2015
Empire State Marathon 2014-2015
Color Me Rad 2015
Insane Inflatable 2014
Special Olympics Winter Games Opening Ceremony, Syracuse, NY 2010; 2011;
2014; 2015
Syracuse University Spring Football Game, Syracuse, NY 2010 ESPN College GameDay at Syracuse University 2010 NCAA Men’s Basketball Regional Championship Carrier Dome 2010; 2015
HONORS AND AWARDS
Syracuse University, College of Human Ecology, Faculty of the Year Award May 2010 Syracuse University, Meredith Teaching Recognition Award May 2011 Ball State University, Student Organizations & Activities,
Outstanding Advisor 2005-2006
Ball State University, College of Applied Science and Technology,
Most Outstanding Contract Faculty Member April 2005
Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers April 2005; April 2010; April 2011 Ball State University, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Outstanding Professor Award September 2004
Ball State University, Student Organizations & Activities,
Outstanding Student Organization Advisor 2003-2004
Ball State University, College of Applied Science and Technology,
Most Outstanding Contract Faculty Member May 2003
TEACHING
Syracuse University, Department of Sport Management
Gateway (HSH 101)
Principles of Sport Management (SPM 205)
Principles of Sales in Sport (SPM 215)
Sport Event Management (SPM 224)
Sport Event Sponsorship (SPM 324)
Sport Marketing Management (SPM 444)
Sport Law (SPM 415)
Senior Capstone (SPM 455)
Independent Study (SPM 290/490)
Experience Credit (SPM 270/470)
Sport Venue Management (SPM 624)
Sport Event and Hospitality Management (SPM 634)
Advanced Sport Event and Facility Management (SPM 665)
Ball State University, Sport Administration Undergraduate Program
Introduction to Sport Administration (SPTAD 190)
Sports Law (SPTAD 300)
Facility and Event Management (SPTAD 402)
Internship Supervision (SPTAD 369/479)
Independent Study (PEP 499)
Athletic Governance (SPTAD 448)
Sport Marketing (PEP 303)
Champs/Lifeskills (PEP 164)
Ball State University, Physical Education and Wellness
Physical Conditioning (PEFWL 100)
West Virginia University, Department of Physical Education
Beginning Swimming (PE 70)
Intermediate Swimming (PE 72)
Advanced Swimming (PE 74)
Water Aerobics (PE 84)
Conditioning/Weight Training (PE 66)
