11 courses with the subject SPMA, 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.
SPMA 210Introduction to Sports working with coaches and the athletic3
Management department, staging and covering press Letter Grade conferences, statistics, etc. The course will Introduces the student to the sport also focus on issues related to sports coverage, management profession. Primary focus is on including race and gender, hero worship and the sports industry, including professional the ethics of what sports journalists do and sports entertainment, amateur sport why they do it. entertainment, for-profit sports participation, nonprofit sports participation, sporting goods, SPMA 320: Sports Law sports tourism and sports services. Credits: 3 Letter Grade Deals with the major legal issues in
SPMA 220Event Planning professional team sports. The primary focus3
Letter Grade will be on league operations, labor matters; Introduction to event planning, with an league wide broadcast issues and related emphasis on managing an event planning problems. Sports Law deals with the business, budget development, and income relationships between competitors arranged generation. The purpose of this course is to in leagues who employ members of some of acquire an in-depth knowledge about the the most powerful unions in America. The specialized field of event management and to resulting conflicts and their resolution in the become familiar with management techniques subject matter of the course. A class will be and strategies required for successful devoted to Title IX, Education Amendments of planning, promotion, implementation and 1972, the most important civil rights law evaluation of special events within a sport passed in the last fifty years and its impact on context. sports. Recommended: BUSN-120. SPMA 230: Facilities Management SPMA 330: Sports Marketing Credits: 3 Letter Grade Credits: 3 Letter Grade An examination and utilization of basic marketing principles to the domain of sport. Topics will include sport products and services, marketing strategies, consumer behavior, research and information management, promotions, positioning and sponsorship.
Pass/Fail Credits: 3 Letter Grade Internship experience in Spanish. Graded Designed to teach all aspects of media Pass/Fail only. Repeatable for credit. Includes interaction with sports. Students will explore Career Connections requirement for the roles of media reporter, web-based graduation.
Permission of the blogger, broadcaster, communication Department Chair. specialist, social media poster, and in-house talent. Students will also examine sports SPMA – SPORTS MANAGEMENT media as a career, utilizing journalism skills like interviewing, reporting, blogging,
s each student’s individual requirements or interests. Students will develop a ent’s responsibility to be aware of, register for, and successfully com- nimum number of Academic Credits required for graduation is 120. Year One/Spring 15 academic credits
(SW) Letter Grade This course is designed to explore the relationship between sport, identity, and society in both the United States and the broader global world. You will learn to critically examine a wide range of topics including, but not limited to sport & gender, sport & race, sport & socioeconomics, and sport & politics in the United States and abroad. This course intends to develop your critical thinking skills and encourage you to think about the role of race and gender in sport and the construction of identities and ideologies in societies particularly through sporting institutions and experiences.
Letter Grade An extensive overview of the business of professional sports and the financial and skills necessary for sports managers to succeed in professional sports organizations. This course aims to provide practical, hands-on experience to real-life financial issues and challenges. After successful completion of this course, students will be able to calculate profits and losses for sport organizations; analyze revenues after factoring in inflation costs to determine adjusted profits or losses; and determine, evaluate, and report causes for trends.
