Responsibility for Performance
Managing Intercollegiate Athletics is the leading introduction to the management and governance of college sport. Now in a fully revised and updated third edition, this book reveals the inner workings of athletic departments and the conferences an...
"Using the authors' breadth of experiences in the field of sport management, Managing Sport Organizations, Second Edition provides a comprehensive discussion of the fundamentals of management within the sport industry. By beginning each chapter with discussion of a major sector of the industry, students are exposed to the diverse opportunities available to them. Using practical examples from these different sectors, students are provided the principles of management and how these principles apply to real world settings. Written in an engaging and straightforward manner, anyone with interest in sport will find this text to be accessible and informative."
-- Laura J. Burton, Assistant Professor, Sport Management, Department of Kinesiology, University of Connecticut
"Managing Sport Organizations, Second Edition is an engaging and informative look at the business of sport and the organizations that shape the industry .
Students and practitioners will benefit from the extensive research, the real world examples, and the insightful observations. This book is a top-notch and practical guide for those in the business and students looking to become the next great managers in the sport industry."
- Wade Martin, President & General Manager, Dew Action Sports Tour
Daniel Covell is associate professor of Sport Management, School of Business, Western New England College, and editor of the Butterworth-Heinemann Fundamentals of Sport Management textbook series. Sharianne Walker is associate professor of Sport Management, School of Business, Western New England College Julian Siciliano is Dean of the School of Business, Western New England College Peter Hess is professor of Management, School of Business, Western New England College
Chapter 1: Introduction to sport and management Chapter 2: Globalization and social responsibility Chapter 3: Information technology management and sport media Chapter 4: Developing goals and school and youth sports Chapter 5: Decision making and the health and fitness industry Chapter 6: Strategic planning and professional league sport Chapter 7: Operational planning, control and facility management Chapter 8: Organizational design and sport agency Chapter 9: The design of work and recreation Chapter 10: Motivation and leadership and Olympic sport Chapter 11: Human resource management and professional tour sport Chapter 12: Managing change and intercollegiate athletics