NYC/COSMA Symposium
​"Sport and the City" 
May 15-16, 2025, New York, NY

CONFERENCE PROGRAM

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SPORT AND THE CITY
Hosted by: St. John's University, Farmingdale State College, University of Mount Saint Vincent, Wagner College, and COSMA.
Location: St. John's University - Manhattan Campus, New York, NY.
Registration: Faculty registration ($120); Student registration ($40); Case study - team of four students ($120)
Conference Hotel: Wyndham Garden Chinatown (booking link)

Events/Activities/Highlights:

• Scholarly Research
• Student Case Study Competition
• Comprehensive academic conference to disseminate sport scholarship at a economical price point

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Discounted Tickets Available for Weekend Events!

• Liberty vs. Aces season opener Saturday, May 17th. Discounted tickets available at the following link.
• New York City FC vs. New York Red Bulls Saturday, May 17th. Discounted tickets available at the following link.
• New York Mets vs. New York Yankees, May 16th. Discounted tickets available at the following link.

[CLOSED] ABSTRACT SUBMISSION FORM

[FORM] NYC/COSMA symposium Registration

Complete the Registration Form below and pay in the COSMA Store.

Case Study competition REGISTRATION & GUIDELINES

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Please use the button below to navigate to the COSMA Store to complete registration and payment for the NYC Symposium Case Study competition.

Case Study Team Payment

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​Entrance Requirements

• Case study teams MUST:
  • Include 3-4 students currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate sport management program.
  • Include at least one sponsoring faculty member from the program(s) to serve as liaison/representative.
  • Appoint a student team leader/captain as a primary point of contact.
• Case study participants are required to:
  • Attend the Case Study competition in person.
  • Cover all expenses related to Conference travel and accommodations.
  • Submit full names, school affiliation, declared majors, graduation year, and corresponding faculty representative information.

 
Case Study Guidelines

• Case study teams will have access to screens and projectors to facilitate visual presentation.
• Case study faculty representatives are permitted to view case study presentations but must remain silent throughout the proceedings. A faculty representative who interrupts a team presentation will be asked to leave.
• The judges will score presentations based on a rubric that will be distributed to case study captains and faculty representatives prior to the Symposium. 
• Case study cup winners and second and third place will be announced during the Symposium.
• Prizes and honors will be awarded in person!

 
Questions regarding the Case Study competition? Contact Dr. Margaret Wilkins, faculty Wagner College.