10 courses with the subject SMG, 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.
SPRING This course is designed to introduce the field of sport management major focusing on career options and field experiences. A variety of topics relevant to jobs in the sport industry will be discussed in class and with insight from industry professionals.
FALL This course provides an overview of the sales and fundraising process particular to the sport industry. Students can expect practical, hands-on experiences in revenue generation practices. Personal selling, relationship building, ticketing, merchandising, ethics, and sponsorship will be essential topics of interest.
FALL This course is designed to assist students in formulating their philosophical basis for the variety of issues and concerns related to organizing and administering athletic related programs. This will be a culminating experience where students will draw upon their classroom and practical experience.
SPRING This course is designed with a seminar approach to help the student prepare for coaching and leadership roles. Emphasis will be put on motivation and case studies for better understanding of player and performance management.
SPRING This course is designed for the student to plan and deliver quality recreational sport experiences in a variety of settings. Resource allocation, program evaluation, facility and equipment management, and event proposals will be highlighted. Offered alternate years (odd)
FALL Contemporary issues in sport management are discussed in a seminar-styled format. Students are expected to lead and facilitate conversations with current, relevant events in the sport industry. Biblical perspectives, case studies, trends, and forecasting comprise the discussions.
SPRING This course provides an overview of principles in sport marketing. Considerations in critical areas and steps of preliminary market research and market segmentation will be discussed. Students can expect to gain experience in marketing plan development and implementation. This course may not be taken in addition to
3 or 6 Credits Arranged by Department This course provides planned and supervised professional experiences related to the sport management field catered to a student’s respective career aspirations. With the multidisciplinary nature of sport management, these experiences may include but are not limited to business, coaching, data analytics, event management, marketing, operations, and sales in an organization tied to the sport industry. This course is repeatable up to 12 credits in 3 credit increments. 135 hours=3 credits. Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory grading.
FALL This course provides an overview of the economic and financial considerations of sport organizations and facilities. Approaches to revenue generation, cost management, budgeting, and financial models in the sport industry are discussed. Offered alternate years
FALL This course reviews vital information for legal and governing considerations in the sport industry. Topics in this course cover employment law, liability, ethics, and safety from managerial and operational perspectives. Offered alternate years
Source: Crown College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
