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    I think that in order to be a successful athletic director, one needs to keep the functional areas of sport management in mind. These four areas include: planning, organizing, leading, and evaluating (Masteralexis, Barr, & Hums, 2015). The first aspect of planning is something that athletic directors’ need to be very good at doing. An athletic director needs

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    decisions to be made in regards to how they spend their money. Keeping the athletics teams at Division I was going to be expensive so by 1973, all but the men and women’s tennis teams were going to move to NCAA Division III, a non-scholarship level of sport competition. After the decision was made, the athletics department suffered a huge loss of participation due to the students feeling like they weren’t getting anything out of being a part of the team without the scholarship. When Dr. Gentry Cook

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    interscholastic and recreational sport programs? What is the importance of having a mission statement in any sport program? There are many differences between interscholastic and recreational sports programs. The first big difference is the affect that school work and grades affect your participation. In a recreational sports program, they are not looking at your grades to see if you are doing well enough to continue to play. Whereas with interscholastic sports you must maintain a certain GPA, you

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    Case Analysis 8.10: Health Risk and Sport Participation The following is a case study analysis on Case 8:10 Health Risk and Sport Participation. This particular case involves five individuals, all of which are employed and or playing for the athletic department at BTU University. One of the individuals in this case is star BTU football linebacker A.B. Another individual is BTU Head Football Coach J.M. In addition to A.B and J.M, the other individuals associated with this particular case are the

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    Athletic Department. Mentorship Academy host several athletic events throughout the school year for high school athletes to participate. Students that participates in any athletic events are at a risk for injuries than any other student and causes each sport to have a higher standard of caution and safety to protect the students’ safety. Therefore I will be completing a crisis management plan for Mentorship Academy Football Team. Currently, Mentorship Academy has approximately 1200 students and 243 students

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    Gender roles resurfaced as a pivotal factor in my life during my late adolescence. In our culture different sports are considered to be male and female dominated respectively. Unfortunately little is done to challenge or resist these societal norms and I experienced this first hand during my senior year of high school. Volleyball, which is considered to be a sport primarily for girls and women, was not offered to boys at my high school. Subsequently, I was forced to petition for approval towards

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    collegiate level and having the ability to both network as well as produce players that are scholarship worthy is a way to portray my ability as a coach. As a coach, I want what is best for my players and I want them to truly love the sport. If they come to love the sport and would like to play on in college, I want them to be able to have that opportunity. I did not have any coaches that were active in helping me to know how to recruit myself. I think that if I would have had more information about

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    wing to teach them the sport that I fell in love with has always been a dream of mine. Football has always been a big part of my life and teaching a kid the art of it and show them how a team becomes more like a family. Also as an athletic director it helps you get familiar with not only one sport but with a lot other teams in your school. I really love the feel of sport events just the energy it gives off you can feel the will to win and the determination in every kid. Sports can bring out the best

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    Emmanuel College Emmanuel College technically started in 1919 as a local learning institute that replaced the previously popular mineral springs health resort. Emmanuel College is dedicated to the development of their students’ spiritual and intellectual growth. Emmanuel College offers a solid liberal arts education in a Christian friendly environment. Their educational values are based the Christian concepts of service, integrity, devotion and community. They strive to create positive experiences

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    When I was deciding what I wanted to choose for my major, I thought about things that I love doing. One thing in life that I have passion for is sports, whether it be playing sports or helping others develop their skills for their sport. My long term goal for a career, I want to be an Athletic Director for a college. In order to become an Athletic Director there are certain step that someone needs to do in college to try and have the best chance at getting their dream job. Athletic Director is not

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