Copyright © 2013 Herb Appenzeller Ethical Behavior in Sport Chapter 1: The Sport Administrator Teacher’s Manual.

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Copyright © 2013 Herb Appenzeller Ethical Behavior in Sport Chapter 1: The Sport Administrator Teacher’s Manual

Copyright © 2013 Herb Appenzeller The Sport Administrator Since 1967, the role of the sport administrator has changed. James Mason, Walter O’Malley, and sport administration program Over 200 universities have sport administration curricula. Marketing Fund-raising and promotion

Copyright © 2013 Herb Appenzeller The Sport Administrator (continued) Personnel management Finance Legal affairs Time management NCAA Division I coaches Secondary school coaches

Copyright © 2013 Herb Appenzeller Problems facing collegiate sports Dr. William Friday at the Knight Commission Lack of institutional control High salaries for coaches Television dictates and controls

Copyright © 2013 Herb Appenzeller Technology for Administrators Ticketing technology Conjoint analysis Data mining Virtual signage Access control Building controls Energy efficiency Online video conferencing High-tech applications in planning for the future

Copyright © 2013 Herb Appenzeller Mark McCormack, IMG, Caution About Technology Palm Pilots Laptops Digital communicators World Wide Web Cell phones

Copyright © 2013 Herb Appenzeller Regulating Sport Agents Difficult to control Athletes have a lot to lose Loss of Bowl revenue Agent conduct risky Deborah Yow Issues Warning to Agents

Copyright © 2013 Herb Appenzeller Institutional Subsidies Rise in Colleges Sport spending unsustainable Only 14 football bowl subdivisions generate revenue Over past six years, only 60% generated sufficient revenue

Copyright © 2013 Herb Appenzeller NCAA Addresses Academic Concerns School presidents request legislation Summer school required Pass 9 hours Extra class time

Copyright © 2013 Herb Appenzeller The Struggle to Reform Ohio State Chancellor Gordon Gee Vanderbilt University Gee’s return Jim Tressel dilemma

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