10 courses with the subject SLM, 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.
SLM 5150Contemporary Leadership in Sport: Helps students develop a comprehensive
understanding of the complex topic of leadership in sport. Allows students to develop strategic thinking through identification, evaluation and analysis of problems and solutions at the organizational, departmental, and individual level. Students develop an understanding of the theoretical foundations of leadership in sport and how it is applied to sport-related organizations of all types and sizes. Students learn to develop and implement strategic plans and the role of leaders in aligning others toward a strategic vision to accomplish the sport organization’s sustainable competitive advantage. 3 credits. Fall I.
SLM 5200Conflict Management Skills: Introduces students to both different perspectives on conflict
and different strategies for resolving conflict in a sport setting or organization. Examines the nature of disputes and the multiple arenas in which conflict occurs in the workplace. Provides students with knowledge about different conflict resolution processes–e.g., mediation, negotiation, arbitration, and facilitation. 3 credits. Summer II.
SLM 5250Current Issues in Sport Leadership: Examines current trends and issues in the leadership of
youth sports, high school and collegiate athletics, professional sport and coaching. Explores concepts from both theoretical and applied perspectives. Students gain insight into a variety of timely topics through a series of presentations, readings, videos, internet activities and discussions. Students use critical thinking skills to conceptualize, synthesize, reflect and be responsive to important subject matter and issues in sport leadership today. 3 credits. Fall II.
SLM 6100Ethical Sport Leadership: Addresses a wide range of ethical issues including youth sport
intercollegiate sport, and professional sport. Helps sport leaders, managers and coaches develop tools to address moral and ethical dilemmas in the sport environment. 3 credits. Spring II.
SLM 6150Fiscal Management in Sport: Addresses the principles and practices of sound fiscal
management for sport and recreational organizations. Covers budgeting, fundraising, traditional and alternative revenue streams, managing expenses, and keys to good financial decision making. 3 credits. Fall II.
SLM 6200Legal Issues for Sport Leaders: Focuses on legal issues regarding the regulation of youth
interscholastic, intercollegiate, and professional sports. Covers tort law, risk management, Title IX gender discrimination, drug testing, and legal issues surrounding amateurism. 3 credits. Spring II.
SLM 6250Leading a Diverse Sport Workforce: The current sports world is one of the most diverse
populations of workers and athletes. Studies the relationships of women, racial, ethnic and religious minorities in the sport workplace. Exposes students to practical strategies for facilitating acceptance of diversity within individual and team sports, both as an athlete and as a manager. 3 credits. Spring I.
SLM 6300Media Relations in Sport: Examines the many areas that make up the field of media relations
in sport. Special interest will be electronic media, social networking and the roles they play, both good and bad in the sport world’s dealings with the media. 3 credits. Summer I. 44 Keystone College Graduate Catalog
SLM 6910Graduate Internship: Provides students with hands-on experience in a sports organization of
their choice. Students will successfully undertake, implement, and complete a timely, industry-specific project in a sports organization, under the supervision of an internship adviser. At the end of the term, students submit a written summary of their final project to the internship adviser and the program director. The internship locations and project(s) must be approved, in advance, by the internship adviser and the Program Director. 3 credits. Spring I. 45 Keystone College Graduate Catalog
