College Sports Ethics

Chad Carlson is professor of kinesiology and director of the Sport Studies Program at Hope College, USA.Shawn E. Klein is associate teaching professor in the School of Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies at Arizona State University, USA.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction (Chad Carlson, Hope College, USA, and Shawn E. Klein, Arizona State University, USA)Part 1: The System1. The Good, the Bad, and the Costly (Pam R. Sailors, Missouri State University, USA)2. The Ethics of the Level Playing Field (R. Scott Kretchmar, Pennsylvania State University, USA)3. Tournaments, Tests, and the Aims of Intercollegiate Athletic Competitions (Aaron Harper, West Liberty University, USA)Part 2: Institutions and Academics4. Taking College (and) Sport Seriously (Alex Wolf-Root, The Ohio State University, USA)5. Holding Institutions Responsible for Student-Athlete Well-Being (Peg Brand Weiser, University of Oregon, USA)6. Duty of Care: Non-traumatic Deaths and DI Collegiate Football (Nancy Kane, State University of New York, Cortland, USA)7. The Professor as Fan (Adam Kadlac, Wake Forest University, USA)Part 3: Controversies8. Gender and Ethics in College Sport: Hegemonic Masculinity as an Underlying Problem (Colleen English, Pennsylvania State University, Berks, USA)9. Sooner or Later: Changing Team Names and Mascots (Jeremy Fried, Auburn University, USA)10. Caught in Transition: The Ethical Issues of Trans Athletes in Collegiate Sport (John Gleaves, California State University, Fullerton, USA)11. Reflections on Muddy Waters, Marijuana, and Moving Goalposts: Against “Returning” Reggie Bush’s Heisman (S. Seth Bordner, University of Alabama, USA)ReferencesAbout the ContributorsIndex