10 courses with the subject SCA, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
SCA 5016Transformational Coaching3
This course enriches coaches to understand the vocation and calling of coaching, as it relates to the Great Commission of Jesus Christ (Matthew 28:19). This class will focus on the importance of building a legacy based on significance and not just personal success. The concept of 3 Dimensional coaching will be explored, a method that empowers coaches at all levels to fulfill their transformational purpose by helping them become skilled at coaching the mind, and focused on developing the heart.
SCA 5208Strategic Planning for Sports Administration3
This course studies the leader’s role in strategic planning. Attention is given to developing vision and values, program development, allocating resources, and assessing effectiveness for improvement. This course cannot be taken in addition to GRD 5012 or GRD 5208 or MBA 5208 .
This course is designed to acquaint students with the origins of law, the legal system and process, broad legal concepts, and their application in the context of sports administration. The major focus of this course is to prepare students to identify and respond effectively to legal issues that arise in sports and recreation fields.
Course develops understanding of major financial accounting statements and knowledge to operate in a sports environment while utilizing good financial stewardship principles for expanding God’s Kingdom. Topics covered include cash-flow analysis, budgeting, cost accounting, risk analysis and ratio analysis.
This course is designed to provide students with the necessary tools to become effective recruiters of athletic talent. Students will learn how to identify and recruit talent that will have a high impact within their athletic programs and be compliant with NCAA, NAIA, and NJCAA rules when recruiting.
Course develops framework for creating and managing aspects of marketing and communication for the sports organization. Topics covered include professional communication, analysis of brand positioning, budget setting, relationship management, ethics and Christian values in advertising, Internet presence, direct marketing and marketing plans.
This course focuses on the theory and practice of planning and managing facilities and events in interscholastic athletics. Topics covered in this course include the strategic management of athletic facilities, planning for facility construction and renovation, the maintenance of athletic facilities and equipment, event planning and management for school and non-school users, and emergency planning considerations utilized in program administration.
SCA 6311Graduate Athletic Administration or Coaching Internship I3
The internship course is designed to allow graduate level students the opportunity to apply their skills and knowledge of the discipline in an athletic or sports setting. Internships are completed in athletic facilities, with athletic teams, or school athletic departments. Students are required to work under qualified supervision and must complete various assignments to help them process the experience. Students are required to log 120 hours of engagement with the internship. Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory grading.
