2019 Commission on Sport Management Accreditation (COSMA) Conference
February 7-8, 2019, Atlanta, GA
"Academics and Practitioners: Building Bridges Part 3"
Presentation Slides
February 7-8, 2019, Atlanta, GA
"Academics and Practitioners: Building Bridges Part 3"
Presentation Slides
Eddie Gonzalez, Chief Business Officer & Tournament Director, BB&T Atlanta Open
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Opening Panel: Building Bridges: Strategies for Success
Introduction: "Building Bridges to Reach my Destination," Antwon Woods, Belhaven University Moderators: Suzannah Armentrout, Minnesota State University; Julia Dutove, Grande Prairie Regional College The Sport Pracademician: To Be or Not to Be? Panelists: BerNadette Lawson-Williams, Karla Jones, Joseph Martin-Toney, Johnson C. Smith University; Rennae Williams Stowe, Winston Salem State University. Panel Session: Student Success Strategies in Sport Management: A Focus on High Impact Practices, Hal Walker, Young Do Kim and Anthony Weaver, Elon University Title: Peer Review is Not Enough: CrossFit, Inc. v. NSCA and the Perils of Publishing Presenter: Anne DeMartini, Flagler College Principle 5: Scholarly and Professional Activities Title: COSMA's Role in Advancing the Field Through Research Presenters: G. Clayton Stoldt, Mark Vermillion, Wichita State University; Heather Alderman, COSMA Principle 1: Outcomes Assessment, Principle 5: Scholarly and Professional Activities, Principle 7: Internal and External Relationships, Principle 6: Resources, Principle 4: Faculty Title: Experiential Learning in Organizing Sporting Events – Special Olympics and Campus Recreation Presenters: Edward J. Arner, Jaedeock Lee, Minkyo Lee, Xiaochen Zhou, East Stroudsburg University Principle 1: Outcomes Assessment, Principle 7: Internal and External Relationships, Principle 8: Educational Innovation, Principle 3: Curriculum Title: The COSMA Effect Presenter: Dina Gentile, Endicott College Principle 2: Strategic Planning, Principle 4: Faculty Title: Who’s On First? Confusion Surrounding Internship Liability Presenters: Jennifer Kane, Jason W. Lee, University of North Florida Principle 7: Internal and External Relationship Title: Let’s Work Together: Scholarly Collaborations between Academia and the U.S. Sport Industry Presenters: Noni Zaharia, Jillian McNiff, Flagler College Principle 4: Faculty, Principle 5: Scholarly and Professional Activities, Prinicple 7: Internal and External Relationships Title: Looking into Your Crystal Ball: A Guide to Strategic Planning Presenter: Margaret Tudor, University of Tampa Principle 2: Strategic Planning Title: Social Media Usage within a Sport Management Department: A Strategic Audit Presenters: Mark Vermillion, G. Clayton Stoldt, Wichita State University Principle 2: Strategic Planning, Principle 7: Internal and External Relationships Title: Study of Authentic Leadership Change Effect in Mid-Major College Athletic Departments Presenters: Nicholas Williams, Dan Ballou, Rachael Starr, Central Michigan University Principle 5: Scholarly and Professional Activities, Principle 7: Internal and External Relationships, Principle 8: Educational Innovation, Principle 4: Faculty Title: The State of the Sport Education Industry Presenters: Gil Fried, University of New Haven (COSMA BOD); Curt Laird, Columbus State Community College (COSMA BOC); Daniel Kelly, Georgetown University (COSMA BOC); Nalani Butler, University of Tampa (COSMA BOC). Principle 8: Educational Innovation Title: When The Textbook Plays Catch Up: Using Sport Management Practitioners To Explain Course Content Presenter: Lequez Spearman, St. John's University Principle 6: Resources, Principle 7: Internal and External Relationships, Principle 8: Educational Innovation, Principle 3: Curriculum Title: Examining the Use of Sport Management Research Institutes to Enhance Faculty and Student Engagement with Industry Professionals Presenters: Robert Romano, Simon Pack, St. John's University Principle 2: Strategic Planning, Principle 1: Outcomes Assessment, Principle 5: Scholarly and Professional Activities, Principle 6: Resources, Principle 4: Faculty Title: 2 for 1: The Effective Use of Double-Dipping to Provide Real-World Application in a Sport Management Curriculum Presenters: Jennifer VanSickle, Isabell Mills, University of Indianapolis Principle 3: Curriculum Title: Working with Special Populations Provides New Possibilities Presenter: Sandra Shawver, Midwestern State University Texas Principle 7: Internal and External Relationships, Principle 8: Educational Innovation, Principle 3: Curriculum Title: Integrating the COSMA Principles into Sport Management through Experiential Learning Presenter: Vincent Mumford, Central Michigan University All 8 Principles Title: Partnership with an External Organization for Enhancing Student Learning Experiences in Sponsorship Proposal Development Presenter: Michael Diacin, University of Indianapolis Principle 3: Curriculum, Principle 7: Internal and External Relationships Title: Building International Bridges through Sports Management Presenters: Terry Shannon, Win Koo, Sheryl Keck, Oral Roberts University; Samantha Ellis, Troy University Principle 7: Internal and External Relationships, Principle 8: Educational Innovation Title: Project Based Learning: Developing Best Practices with Corporate Partnerships and Faculty Presenters: Timothy Liptrap, Brittany Jacobs, Nichols College Principle 7: Internal and External Relationships; Principle 8: Educational Innovation Title: Job Demands and Supports for Sport Management Faculty: A Qualitative Investigation Presenter: Elizabeth Taylor, Temple University Principle 4: Faculty Title: Students Serving as Consultants: Building Community Partnerships Into Course Design Presenter: Heather Gilmour, Springfield College Principle 3: Curriculum: Principle 7: Internal and External Relationships Title: Does Work Experience Enhance the Delivery? Presenters: E. Newton Jackson. Jr., Rob Lyons, Kristi Sweeney, Maurice Graham, University of North Florida Principle 5: Scholarly and Professional Activities Title: Making a Case for Social Work in Sport Management Curriculum Presenter: Amy Cox, Troy University Principle 3: Curriculum Title: Incorporating Social Work Theory into Sport Management Curriculum Presenters: Lauren Beasley, Robin Hardin, University of Tennessee, Knoxville Principle 8: Educational Innovation, Principle 3: Curriculum Title: Incorporating Practicality within the Sport Management Curriculum Presenters: Heath Hooper, Micah Natale, Michael Ross, Shorter University Principle 1: Outcomes Assessment, Principle 3: Curriculum, Principle 7: Internal and External Relation ships, Principle 8: Educational Innovation Title: A Global and Diverse Perspective: Taking an Introspective Look at Faculty Diversity within Sport Management Presenters: B. Nalani Butler Ryan Turcott, University of Tampa Principle 2: Strategic Planning; Principle 4: Faculty; Principle 5: Scholarly and Professional Activities Title: Merging the Classroom for Community: An Interactive and Dynamic Review of Pedagogy in an Introduction to Sport Management Course Presenters: Margaret Tudor, Nalani Butler, University of Tampa Principle 4: Faculty, Principle 5: Scholarly and Professional Activities Title: Can Having a Meal with Your Students Really Make a Difference? Presenter: Kevin Ayers, Radford University Principle 1: Outcomes Assessment, Principle 5: Scholarly and Professional Activities, Principle 7: Internal and External Relationships Title: Transforming Gender Equity Policies into Sustainable Sport Management Practice Presenter: Darlene Kluka, Strategic Sport Solutions, LLC Principle 7: Internal and External Relationships Title: Study like a girl: An Analysis of Constraints and Facilitators to Female Sport Management Majors Presenters: Erin Morris, Ryan Vooris, SUNY Cortland Principle 4: Faculty, Principle 7: Internal and External Relationships, Principle 8: Educational Innovation Title: Integrating Digital Sport into the Sport Management Curriculum Presenters: Brittany Jacobs, Andrew Smith, Priscila Alfarro-Barrantes, Nichols College Principle 6: Resources, Principle 8: Educational Innovation, Principle 3: Curriculum Room: Senate Salon 110C, 1st floor Title: Career Confidence of Undergraduate Students: A Quantitative Study of Self-Efficacy and Career Maturity Among Sport Management Students Presenter: Sara Shoffner, Huntingdon College; Gi-Yong Koo, Lauren Cole, Emily Reiss, Troy University. Principle 7: Internal and External Relationships Title: Self-Efficacy Among Sport Management Faculty: A Mixed-Design Study Presenters: Ashley Bowers, Jill Sharp, Southeastern Louisiana University; Nicholas Smith, Florida International University Principle 2: Strategic Planning, Principle 4: Faculty Title: Root Farm Adventure: Building a Collaborate Challenge Course Principle 7: Internal and External Relationships; Principle 8: Educational Innovation Presenter: Carrie Taylor, Midwestern State University Texas |
