Applied Sport Management Skills-2nd Edition With Web Study Guide
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| Rating | : | 4.42 (819 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1450434150 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 536 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-02-19 |
| Language | : | English |
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Lussier, PhD, is a professor of management at the birthplace of basketball, Springfield College in Springfield, Massachusetts, where more than one-third of the students compete in 27 intercollegiate athletic teams. Lussier has authored more than 385 publications, including texts in management, leadership, and human relations. Robert N. He loves being personally involved in sports and runs 30 miles a week while participating in Les Mills training. He has also supervised sport i
• Applying the Concept question boxes provide an opportunity for critical thinking by asking how specific concepts are relevant to a sport situation. Social Media Exercises expose students to the expanding role of social media in managing a sport organization, and Starting a Sport Business features encourage students to explore the real-world needs of sport entrepreneurship, such as developing an organizational structure, formulating ideas on leading employees, and controlling the financial aspects of their sport business. • Self-assessment exercises offer insight into students’ strengths and weaknesses. This understanding is enhanced by the application of that knowledge and by the focus on developing management skills, allowing students to build a solid foundation toward a fulfilling career in sport management.. • Behavior models provide step-by-step guidance on handling day-to-day situations that students will face in the sport setting. By taking principles and concepts presented in the text and applying them to professional practice, students will be able to assess how their interests and skills can contribute to the growing field of sport management. Exercises appearing in the
Lussier has authored more than 385 publications, including texts in management, leadership, and human relations. He teaches sport management and sport marketing courses and coaches and supervises Maccabi athletes each summer. He has taught undergraduate and graduate sport management students for more than 15 years. He works out daily and enjoys spending time with his wife and six children. David C. Lussier, PhD, is a professor of management at the birthplace of basketball, Springfield College in Springfield, Massachusetts, where more than one-third of the students compete in 27 intercollegiate athletic teams. He was an intercollegiate athlete and has coached at the college, high school, and youth levels. He loves being personally involved in sports and runs 30 miles a week while participating in Les Mills training. He has an expansive network of friends and acquaintances in the sport management field; many of the case studies in t