2022 COSMA Conference
Draft Schedule
Incorporating socially inclusive pedagogy
DRAFT Program Schedule - All Times Central
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Wednesday, February 2
1:00PM-5:00PM – Board of Directors Meeting (Shuttle Service available) Melcher Life Sciences Building, 3871 Holman Street 7:00PM – Houston Rockets vs. Cleveland Cavaliers (7PM tipoff) Toyota Center, 1510 Polk Street Tickets available in the COSMA Store ($30) Thursday, February 3 9:00AM – Case Study Cup (Shuttle Service available) Melcher Life Sciences Building 3871 Holman St. Houston, TX 77204 Grab-and-go coffee and breakfast items available. 12:00PM – Conference Check-In, Catch-up with Colleagues Hilton University of Houston, 4450 University Drive 1:00PM – 5:00PM – Afternoon Sessions Walk OR Shuttle Service available by request Melcher Life Sciences Building, 3871 Holman Street Afternoon Sessions (all sessions 30 minutes) 1:00PM – 1:30PM Room A: Women and Minorities in Administrative Roles Jennifer Kane, University of North Florida Christina Martin, Troy University Dawn Norwood, Wingate University Ketra Armstrong, University of Michigan Room B: You Can Lead a Horse to Water: A Conversation about Motivating Undergraduate Students to (fill in the black) Chad Witkemper, Indiana State University Room C: DEI in Internships and Service-Learning Suzannah Armentrout, Minnesota State University, Mankato 1:40PM-2:10PM Room A: Building Credibility: The Move from Faculty to Administrator Chad McEvoy, Northern Illinois University Bob Baker, George Mason University Heath Hooper, Shorter University Steve Dittmore, University of Arkansas Room B: Trans Athlete Participation in Competitive Sport: Difficult Discussions in Search of Objective Solutions for All Athletes Joey Gray, California Polytechnic State University Kelsie Robert, Northern State University Chelsee Shortt, Northern State University Murli Rajpurohit, California Polytechnic State University Room C: Sport Management's "Battle Royale": Theory vs. Application Gil Fried, University of West Florida Reginald Overton, Jacksonville State University 2:20PM-2:50PM Room A: Budgeting from an Administrator’s Perspective Damon Andrew, Florida State University Room B: Sharing Stories: Social Justice Conversations in the Sport Management Classroom Jennifer VanSickle, University of Indianapolis Room C: Cascading and Creating Strategic Alignment Emily Dane-Staples, St. John Fisher College 3:00PM-3:30PM Room A: Development & Fundraising from Administrators’ Perspectives Damon Andrew, Florida State University Clay Stoldt, Wichita State University James Nicas, University of Houston Room B: Creating a Culture of Belonging in the Sport Management Classroom Alyssa Czarnecki, Endicott College Room C: Development of the Sports Management Values Inventory: A Measurement Instrument for Evaluating the Impact of Sport Ethics Curriculum Required for COSMA Accreditation Amanda Palmer, University of Idaho 3:40PM-4:10PM Room A: The Importance of Stewardship Dawn Norwood, Wingate University Daniel Burt, Texas A&M University-Kingsville Room B: Leadership vs. Management – What’s the Difference? Anthony Weaver, Elon University Jennifer Kane, University of North Florida Bob Baker, George Mason University Mark Vermillion, Wichita State University Room C: COSMA: Closing the Loop on COSMA’s DEI Goals B. Nalani Butler, Kennesaw State University Daniel Kelly, New York University 5:30PM – Evening Reception & Dinner, TDECU Stadium, 3875 Holman Street (Shuttle Service available) 6:00PM – Dinner & Drinks: Welcome to #COSMA2022! 6:30PM – Houston Rockets Keynote Address 7:15PM – 2022 Awards Ceremony HOF & CSM Honor Society/Case Cup Winners 8:00PM – Social Hour & Dessert-served Photo-op and Explore TDECU Stadium Bar closes at 8:30PM 9:00PM – Last shuttle from TDECU Stadium to Hilton |
Friday, February 4
7:45AM – Walk or Shuttle service from Hilton Hotel Melcher Life Sciences Building, 3871 Holman Street 8:00AM – Hot Breakfast & Social time for all attendees 9:00AM – From Teaching in the Margins to Centering a Social Justice Pedagogy Dr. Billy Hawkins, University of Houston Professor, Health and Human Performance Morning Sessions (all sessions 20 minutes) 10:00AM - 10:20AMRoom A: Disability Sport Service Learning – UofH Adaptive Athletics Lab Tiao Hu, University of Houston Michael Cottingham, University of Houston Room B: The Person behind the Teams: A Phenomenological Exploration of the Role of the Sport Supervisor in NCAA Division I Intercollegiate Athletic Departments Ehren Green, University of Louisville Room C: COVID Switching: From Internship to Professional Development Sean Dahlin, Central Washington University 10:30AM-10:50AM Room A: How to be Inclusive: Working with Unified Sports and College Students Megan Dyer, Kennesaw State University B. Nalani Butler, Kennesaw State University Room B: Understanding the Choice of Seeking or Not Seeking COSMA Accreditation: What are the Implications of this Choice? Cheryl Rode, Niagara University Janet Howes, University of Saint Joseph Room C: Inclusive Pedagogy in the Sport Management Classroom: The Case for Formal Debate Jonathan Rosenberg, College of Mount Saint Vincent 11:00AM-11:20AM Room A: Interscholastic Athletic Participation and Academic Performance Joshua Freeman, Southeastern Louisiana University Room B: Appreciative Inquiry: An Approach to Human System Change in the Management of Sport Darlene Kluka, University of Pretoria Room C: Creating a Game Plan for Title IX, Non-Discrimination and Civil Rights on Campuses Andro Barnett, Shepherd University 11:30AM-11:50AM Room A: The Borne Identity: Mapping Identity Threat of African American Women in Intercollegiate Athletics Chloe Orange, University of New Mexico Room B: Writing Student Learning Objectives Like a Pro! Amanda Zuschmidt, Lancaster Bible College Room C: Organizational Culture and Disability Diversity Employment in Sport Management Mark Moore, East Carolina University 12:00PM – Lunch & Featured Workshop Promoting Diverse Hiring Practices in Higher Education Dr. Christiane Spitzmueller, University of Houston Professor of Psychology, Director of Industrial and Organizational Psychology Program Afternoon Sessions (all sessions 20 minutes) 1:00PM-1:20PM Room A: Autocratic Leadership De-Humanizing Student-Athletes Christopher Choice, University of New Mexico Room B: Career Transition of Professional Athletes Anthony D’Onofrio, Endicott College Room C: Social Justice through Service-Learning in Parks & Recreation Management Education Anne DeMartini, Kennesaw State University 1:30PM-1:50PM Room A: SMGT Mentors’ Perception of Programmatic Mentoring Dynamics Mike Ross, Wichita State University Room B: Insurgence: Resisting Heteronormative Stereotypes, Expectations, and Traditional Uniforms in Women Sport Aquasia Shaw, Northern State University Room C: Sport Management Graduate Programs; “STARS" Assessment Plan and Report 2020 to 2022 – Analysis Study Ezzeldin Aly, Florida A&M University 2:00PM-2:20PM Room A: Enhancing Professional Preparedness through Adaptive Sport and Activity Events Sloane Milstein, Colorado Mesa University Room B: Using Business Cases to Tech Digital Strategy Development in Sport Brittany Jacobs, Nichols College Brian Wendry, Nichols College Megan Nocivelli, Nichols College Room C: Surprise and Sensemaking: Female Sport Management Students’ Perceptions of Acclimating to their Environments Bobby Berry, Wichita State University 2:30PM-2:50PM Room A: Preparing Sport Management Academicians for Socially Inclusive Pedagogy Ashley Bowers, Southeastern Louisiana University Room B: The College Athlete Experience: Pedagogy to Aid Athlete Adjustment and Transition Chris Corr, Troy University Simon Pack, St. John’s University Room C: Student Advisory Boards: A Unique Concept Jill Sharp, Southeastern Louisiana University Ashley Bowers, Southeastern Louisiana University 3:00PM-3:20PM Room A: “Hoop Dreams”: Black Male College Students Perceptions of Post Collegiate Play and the Effects on their Mental Health Niesha Douglas, Fayetteville State University Room B: Activities that Encourage Student Perspective Taking within DEI Courses Emily Dane-Staples, St. John Fisher College Room C: Using Curriculum Mapping to Infuse Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Social Justice Concepts and Practices into the Sport Management Curriculum Robert Case, Old Dominion University 3:30PM-3:50PM Room A: A Nationwide Study to Determine the Academic Unit Locations of Sport Management Programs Robert Case, Old Dominion University Room B: Mutually Beneficial Partnerships: Diversifying Experience for Students, and Faculty through Community-Action Research Heather Gilmour, Springfield College Willette Middleton, Springfield College Ariel Rodriguez, Springfield College Room C: Valuing Clinical Instruction through Appropriate Instructor Evaluation Jennifer Kane, University of North Florida 4:00PM-4:20PM Room A: Establishing Learning Expectations and Class Norms within DEI Courses Emily Dane-Staples, St. John Fisher College Room B: Intentional Integration of DEIB Learning Outcomes across the Curriculum Alyssa Czarnecki, Endicott College Room C: Professional Preparedness through Industry Fundamentals Pedagogy Chris Corr, Troy University Nicole Sellars, Troy University Christopher Atwater, Troy University 4:30PM – Conference Close (Shuttle Service available to Hotel) |
