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Sport Management Concentration

Michael Fox: The director has requested changes to the list of cognate courses. Do such changes need to be approved? Some are no longer offered. Initial senate proposal in 1983 noted a generally permissive advisement option. Also, when the major in this subject was presented to the Senate in 2006, it was presented as a replacement to the concentration. Why is the concentration still in the catalog?

Description

The College initiated one of the earliest undergraduate sport management programs in the world, having started its sport management program in 1972 and now offering students an interdisciplinary approach to the study of the business of sport, recreation, fitness and leisure industries.

Students should also consider the major in sport management.

What can I do with a sport management concentration?

Admission to the Program

This concentration can be added to any undergraduate course of study. This concentration is not a major.

Program Requirements

Students cannot earn a bachelor's degree by studing this concentration alone. They must also complete a major in another academic discipline.

Required Courses (15 credits)

  • PEP 360 Modern Day Sport Management
  • PEP 460 Administrative Practices in Sport Management
  • PEP 461 Problems in Sport Management
  • PEP 467 Internship in Sport Management

Cognate Courses (12 credits)

Students select four courses from among the following courses:

  • BUS 285
  • BUS 317
  • BUS 335
  • BUS 365
  • BUS 366
  • BUS 375
  • BUS 435
  • BUS 437
  • BUS 438
  • BUS 439
  • BUS 465
  • CMC 201
  • CMC 224
  • CMC 243
  • CMC 312
  • CMC 316
  • CMC 332
  • ENG 308
  • PEP 351
  • PEP 353
  • a computer course (with prior written permission of the program director)

Additional Requirements for students with majors within the Department of Kinesiology, Sport Studies, and Physical Education (KSSPE)

The concentration must consist of 12 credits in addition to those credits which count toward the major, from the list above and approved by the sport management advisor.

Additional Requirements for students with majors outside KSSPE (3 credits; one course)

  • PEP 351
  • PEP 352
  • PES 392
  • PES 396
  • PES 430
  • PES 441
  • PES 445
  • PES 446
  • PES 460
  • PES 485
  • PES 490

The following options require prior approval:

  • PES 399
  • PES 495
  • PES 499

Department of Kinesiology, Sport Studies and Physical Education

Department Chair: Susan Petersen
Location: Tuttle North 212
Visit Website
Email: mmoss@brockport.edu
Phone: (585) 395-5332
Fax: (585) 395-2771

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Erin M Asquith 
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Raymond A Banach BS
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Valerie  Botsis BS
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Heidi K Byrne Ph.D
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Michele F Carron MA
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Lee J Cohen MS
 (University Of Arizona)  
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Douglas H Collier Ph.D
 (Indiana University-Bloomington)  
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Colleen  Doyle EDD
 (University Of Rochester)  
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John B Feeney BS
 (SUNY College At Brockport)  
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Melissa  Fromm MA
 (University Of Wisconsin-La Crosse)  
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Emily  Gilbert BS
 (SUNY College At Brockport)  
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Peter F Hager Ph.D
 (The University Of Tennessee)  
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Pamela S Haibach Ph.D
 (Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus)  
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Timothy J Henry Ph.D
 (University Of Pittsburgh-Main Campus)  
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Christine  Hopple MS
 (Virginia Polytechnic Institute And State Universit)  
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Cathy  Houston-Wilson Ph.D
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Alisa  James EDD
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Francis M Kozub Ph.D
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Elizabeth K Lenz Ph.D
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Lauren J Lieberman Ph.D
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Craig O Mattern Ph.D
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Michael M Militello MS
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Marsha L Moss AS
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Ronald  Mower MS
 (University Of Memphis)  
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Donald F Murray MS
 (SUNY College At Brockport)  
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Susan C Petersen EDD
 (Teachers College At Columbia University)  
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Michael  Potenza BS
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Amaury  Samalot-Rivera Ph.D
 (Ohio State University-Main Campus)  
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Robert  Schneider EDD
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Pamela A Setek MS
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Amanda L Shearer MS
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Dana  Voelker Ph.D
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Susan M Wielgosz MS
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Christopher  Williams Ph.D
 (Auburn University Main Campus)  
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Joseph P Winnick EDD
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