Podcasts about sport administration

@1QLeadership Question: What goes into a good graduate sport administration program? Dr. Patty Raube Keller, Sports Administration Graduate Program Director at Boston College, discusses how her background and experiences shaped her approach to building the sports administration program. After working in college athletics, she transitioned to academia to be more present for her daughter. Her doctoral focus was on the marginalization of women in college athletics. Raube Keller focuses on practical education as all classes in the program are taught by practitioners who work in sports. The program has a heavy emphasis on technical skills and soft skills as alumni work in all areas of sport. She also talks about the new graduate program in sports analytics. – One Question Leadership Podcst – Tai M. Brown

After she lost her first-place title to male golfer Hailey Davidson at the 2024 NXXT Women's Championship, Lauren stood up for women's sports by pushing hard for fair regulations, working with NXXT Golf to help them adopt a new policy that ensures only biologically female players are eligible to compete, and she continues to push the LPGA to adopt the same standards.  11 Top 10 finishes on Annika-WAPT and NXXT Tour T-4 at the 2024 Inspirato Colorado Women's Open Qualified for 2022 U.S Women's Open All-American Athletic Conference All-Conference Team 2023 Earned undergraduate degree in Sport Administration from Mississippi State University at age 19 Earned master's degree in Sport Administration from Mississippi State University at age 21 Earned master's degree in Management from Southern Methodist University at age 22 While earning HER master's in Sport Administration, she took a PhD level Gender & Sport where she studied and analyzed the differences between men and women and how those advantages play out in sports. This knowledge paired with directly competing against a man in women's golf emboldened her to come forward and use her voice to fight for women, girls, truth, and fairness.FOLLOW: @laurenn_millerr_Substack: https://substack.com/@kelsisherenWatch on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3opNURn  - - - - - - - - - - - -SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS - - - - - - - - - - - -XX-XY Athletics - Code: KELSI20 - https://www.xx-xyathletics.com/?sca_ref=7336247.FtJS2YUK4OKetone IQ- 30% off with code KELSI - https://ketone.com/KELSIGood Livin- 20% off with code BRASS - https://www.itsgoodlivin.comBrass & Unity - 20% off with code UNITY - http://brassandunity.com - - - - - - - - - - - - -SHOPB&U Jewelry & Eyewear: https://brassandunity.com - - - - - - - - - - - - -Follow #thekelsisherenperspective- - - - - - - - - - - - -CHARITYHonour House - https://www.honourhouse.caHeroic Hearts - https://www.heroicheartsproject.orgAll Secure Foundation - http://allsecurefoundation.orgDefenders of Freedom -https://www.defendersoffreedom.usThe Boot Campaign - https://bootcampaign.org

Cedric VdB has been the Executive Director of AISTS, the International Academy of Sport Science and Technology, based in Lausanne, Switzerland since October 2023. Prior to that, Cedric was the head of Strategy and Education at AISTS, overseeing the development of world-leading sports and education programmes, including the Master (MAS) in Sport Administration and Technology, from which he graduated in 2009.  An electronics and telecommunications engineer by training, Cedric has spent over a decade working for the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on several strategic initiatives such as: - Olympic Agenda 2020 and 2020+5 - the strategic roadmaps for the Olympic movement. - The New Norm - the in depth review of the delivery model of the Olympic Games implemented for the first time in Paris in 2024 - the IOC' strategic brand management programme.  Cedric has also headed the press and media operations for Athletissima, the Lausanne Diamond League meeting. A former 400m runner, he is now active in endurance sports including triathlon and Ironman and is also a keen surfer.    

Sara Silva, is an international graduate student from Brazil and a passionate sport creative and storyteller. She's dedicated to empowering athletes and athletic brands through authentic narratives that showcase their love for their craft. She combines her skills in graphic design, photography, and social media management to uplift these stories. Currently based in Atlanta, GA, she is pursuing her Master's in Sport Administration at Georgia State University and hopes to stay in the United States to contribute to the multi-billion dollar sports industry. #sarasilva #graduatestudent #brazil #sportcreative #storyteller #chrispomay #livewithcdp #barrycullenchevrolet #wellingtonbrewery Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/54200596... https://www.sightingsara.com/ https://beacons.ai/chrisdpomay

@1QLeadership Question: Does age matter if someone has the capacity to do the job? Tangela Cheatham, Deputy Athletic Director for Sport Administration and Senior Woman Administrator at Central Michigan, talks about being trusted with an executive level position at an early age. The woman who hired her, CMU Director of Athletics Amy Folan, was also trusted early in her career.  credits 'supported autonomy' as a critical development tool most of her current responsibilities were new experiences when she was hired understands that she will never know everything, thus she is always willing to learn Cheatham describes leaning on Folan to understand the depth of the Deputy position. She also gives her thoughts on impostor syndrome. Throughout her career, Cheatham has always considered caring about people as her primary skill. - One Question Leadership Podcast - Tai M. Brown 

Bo Li, is an associate professor in Sport Leadership and Management department. He teaches sport administration, sport marketing and sport public relations. His research has been mainly focused on sport digital media and branding. He has previously co-edited the book Sport and the Pandemic: Perspectives on Covid-19's Impact on the Sport Industry, Sport Administration, and Governance and Administration of Global Sport Business. His research interests lie in the intersection of digital media, mass media, branding, and consumer behaviors. Specifically, my scholarship aims to advance our understanding of how various forms of media are used to connect with customers at different levels. He has authored over 40 peer-reviewed academic manuscripts. His works have been published in leading academic journals including Sport Management Review, Communication & Sport, Journal of Media, Culture, and Society, International Journal of Sport Marketing and Sponsorship, International Journal of Sport Communication, Sport Marketing Quarterly, International Journal of Sport Finance and Journal of Sport Media. (9/18/2024)

Today on the podcast is Coach Chris Neal! Coach Neal is currently an Assistant Track & Field and Cross Country Coach at The University of Notre Dame. He leads the Men's program.  Before Notre Dame, Coach Neal y coached ten NCAA Cross Country Championship team qualifiers with four top-15 finishes. He has also coached his teams to 18 Southern Conference Team Cross Country titles, nine men titles and nine women's titles. In 2017, Neal coached the Furman program to be the NCAA Cross Country Southeast Regional Team Champions.  In his time at Furman, Coach Neal led 133 individuals to All-Southern Conference Cross Country honors. There were also 47 student-athletes named USTFCCCA All-Regional Cross Country, and 20 NCAA All-Americans. He also coached athletes to break 30 school records. During his tenure, Coach Neal coached 56 student-athletes to NCAA Track and Field first-round qualifiers and 28 individual NCAA Track and Field Finals qualifiers. Included in those qualifiers is Allie Buchalski, the NCAA 2nd place finisher in the 5,000m Championship in 2018, and Aaron Templeton, the 5th place finisher at NCAA Cross Country Championships in 2018. Prior to his time at Furman, Neal spent 2008-2012 at Ohio State as the Head Women's Cross Country Coach and Assistant Track and Field Coach. The Buckeyes were the 2011 and 2012 Outdoor Track & Field Big 10 Champions, and for the first time in school history claimed the Big 10 title for the Indoor Track & Field Championships. Also a first for Ohio State was when Neal coached the team in 2009 to qualify for the NCAA Cross Country Championships. At Ohio State, Coach Neal coached four individuals to qualify for the NCAA Cross Country Championships. Eight student-athletes earned USTFCCCA All-Region honors in that time. Coach Neal also coached 36 student-athletes to make the Top-5 All-Time List. Coach Neal's career has also included stops at Tulane University, where he was the Head Women's Cross Country/Assistant Track and Field Coach, and the University of New Orleans, where he was the Head Cross Country/Assistant Track and Field Coach.  A 2003 Eastern Kentucky University graduate, Neal earned a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education and then went on to obtain a Master of Arts in Sport Administration from Ball State University in 2005. In today's conversation, Coach Neal takes me through his journey in sport, his principles of coaching, how he recruits the right people to his program, and much more! I thoroughly enjoyed my conversation with Coach Neal and hope you take the time to listen.  Tap into the Coach Neal Special.  You can listen wherever you find your podcasts by searching "The Running Effect Podcast." If you enjoy the podcast, please consider following us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts and giving us a five-star review! I would also appreciate it if you share it with your friend who you think will benefit from it.  The podcast graphic was done by the talented: Xavier Gallo  S H O W N O T E S -My Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/therunningeffect/?hl=en⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dominic-schlueter/message

For years we've understood the strong link between exercise and physical health. What has been underappreciated is the link between exercise, physical activity, and mental health. Our guest in episode 116, Dr. A'Naja Newsome knows this well, but also knows the narrative is changing. This paradigm shift is not a moment too soon given the severity of the mental health crisis in America. As Dr. Newsome points out in our conversation the burden of disease from mental illness is on par with chronic conditions like obesity and diabetes.Dr. Newsome reminds us that all is not lost. Physical activity and exercise can play a prominent role in reducing depression, anxiety, and help us cope with stressors better. Those of us who exercise regularly certainly know this already. Sadly, as we'll discuss, this perspective isn't adopted and broadly operationalized in the mental health community. Dr. Newsome is seeking to change that through her research, advocacy, and education of fitness professionals. Join us as we dive into the critical concepts fitness professionals need to consider about helping their clients improve their mental health and treat mental illness through movement.Show Notes Page: https://wellnessparadoxpod.com/episode116Our Guest: Dr. A'Naja Newsome PH.D., CEP, RCRSPA respected educator with a doctorate in interdisciplinary education with an emphasis in exercise science, public health, measurement and research from the University of South Florida, Dr. Newsome is a nationally recognized presenter and has represented a number of leading organizations as a master trainer, including American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), Aerobics and Fitness Association of America, and Technogym USA. She also holds a bachelor's degree in Exercise Science and master's degree in Sport Administration. She is a Certified Exercise Physiologist through ACSM and Certified Health Coach through American Council on Exercise.As an educational consultant with rigorous training in research and program evaluation, Dr. Newsome works to engage higher education professionals in organizational assessment with a broad focus on student wellbeing and a specific emphasis on the impact of physical activity and exercise on student success outcomes. She offers theoretical and practical solutions to communicate program utilization and effectiveness to a variety of stakeholders.Follow us on social at the links below: https://www.facebook.com/wellnessparadox https://www.instagram.com/wellnessparadox/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/wellness-paradox-podcast https://twitter.com/WellnessParadox

Jamaal Walton serves as the Senior Associate AD for Sport Administration and Strategic Initiatives. In his role, Walton will lead the department's strategic initiatives, including Name, Image, and Likeness, and is a liaison to campus partners on special projects. He serves as the sport administrator for track and cross country, beach volleyball, softball and secondary sport administrator for men's basketball, and has program oversight of the Husky Band and Spirit programs. Prior to the UW, Walton served as Associate Athletic Director for External Relations at the College of Charleston. While there, Walton oversaw all aspects of the department's communications, creative content, licensing, marketing & promotions, multimedia, facilities & operations, spirit & band, and ticket operations & sales. Additionally, he served as sport administrator for equestrian and men's soccer, while also serving as the department's Diversity & Inclusion designee. Prior to his time in Charleston, Walton was the Director of Marketing and Promotions at the University of Alabama from 2012-2017 where he was responsible for the Crimson Tide's marketing efforts for all 21 varsity programs. Before making the move to Tuscaloosa, he held the role of Assistant Director of Marketing and Promotions at the University of Oklahoma from 2010-2012. A 2007 graduate Virginia Military Institute, Walton earned his bachelor's degree in biology. A four-year letter winner and captain on the VMI football team, Walton was also named class president. He went on to earn a master's degree from Florida State University in integrated marketing and communication. Walton and his wife, Marci, have two children; daughter, Zadie, and son,

On this episode of College Sports Conversations, our guest is the chair of the Division I Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, Cody Shimp from the Atlantic 10 Conference. Cody is a recent graduate from St. Bonaventure University, where he was a baseball player and earned both his Adolescent Education undergrad and Sport Administration masters degrees. In addition to serving as the chair of the DI SAAC, Cody also is the student-athlete representative on the Division I Board of Directors – the highest-ranking committee of college administrators in NCAA Division I.

Episode 124 - The Keys to taking your health and fitness into your own hands, and live life on your terms w/ Scott Freidman Scott's Biggest belief: “I believe in deliberate action, hard work, and pushing oneself. If you want to do something – then do it. If that doesn't work – then do something else. The only failure is when you give up on what you want to do.” Scott was born just outside Chicago in Park Ridge, IL. and grew up in the Northwest Suburbs outside of Chicago…but for the sake of simplicity, I am from Chicago (sorry Chicagoan's who get mad about that).  He earned a B.S in Kinesiology, and a minor (whatever that means) in coaching from Northern Illinois University (NIU). Go Huskies! I earned my Master's in Sport Administration from Northwestern University. What I do is coach, to help break nutrition and fitness down to the very core. Need help losing weight? No problem. Need help making a routine? I have you covered. Want to build muscle? We can definitely do that. Need someone to inspire your co-workers, sign me up! What I won't do is allow people to make excuses for not being where they want to be, showing them, they can do what they desire if they put in the proper work and prioritize what is important. I show people the simple steps, I show people it is possible, and people can achieve your goals. The Battle Warrior Podcast brings a high energy show that promotes the FEAR THE WARRIOR mentality. Contact Scott : https://scottspeaksfitness.com/ Spotify : https://spotify.link/cvOctL1kBDb Please visit www.battle-warrior-podcast.com for new episodes or updates with The Battle Warrior Podcast. The Battle Warrior Podcast is a subsidiary of www.battle-warrior-brands.com. #podcast #podcastersofinstagram #podcaster #battlewarrior #battlewarriors #battlewarriorbrands #Podcasting #NewEpisode #Listeners #PodcastLife #PodcastLove #PodcastCommunity #ftw #fearthewarrior #battle #battlewarriors #overcome #overcoming #fearless #battlewarriorbrands #sobriety #keepgoing #PodcastProducer #PodcastersofTwitter 

Leading from where you are, being comfortable saying no, leading high functioning teams….and the list goes on!  Nancy Atufunwa takes us on her incredible journey in sports from when it all began to her role now as Director of Marketing for USA Water Polo.     Don't miss our great conversation where Nancy shares:  -Why she said “no” to an internship with the Olympics -Her approach to leading a high functioning team  -Why she never shies away from an uncomfortable conversation  -What words from DMX challenged the way she manages her staff  -How diversity & inclusion play a role in the work she does  -Advice on getting your foot in the door at the Olympics    Links: USA Water Polo: https://usawaterpolo.org/  Farmacy Beauty: https://www.farmacybeauty.com/  Ole Henriksen: https://www.olehenriksen.com/  WISE (Women in Sports & Events): https://www.wiseworks.org/home    Connect with Nancy: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancyatufunwa/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/nancyatufunwa Email: https://usawaterpolo.org/staff-directory/nancy-atufunwa/86    Nancy is the current director of marketing for USA Water Polo where she leads the  department's focus on stewarding the USA Water Polo brand, promotion of the men's &  women's National/Olympic Teams, event promotion, merchandising management,  sponsor development, cultivation/activation and community engagement. Nancy has a  strong background in Olympic and Paralympic sports having spent ten years of her professional career  working within the Olympic & Paralympic Movement where she led agency teams in  strategic development, negotiations and activation programs for high profile brands  such as Toyota Motor North America, Chobani Yogurt, Marriott International and DeVry Education Group. Additionally, Nancy has worked within the professional and collegiate sports landscape spending time at Learfield, Boston University, University of Louisville,  the Denver Broncos and Kroenke Sports & Entertainment (Denver Nuggets & Colorado Rapids). Nancy earned a BS in Business Administration and a BA in Communication from the University of Colorado - Boulder and a Masters in Sport Administration from  the University of Louisville. Nancy currently serves as the VP for WISE (Women in Sports & Events) Los Angeles and sits on the governance and nominating board committee for USA Team Handball.    Connect with Jahaan:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jahaanblake/ Email: jblake@jahaanblake.com Website: https://jahaanblake.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jahaanblake/

Dr. Mary Hums is a professor of Sport Administration at the University of Louisville. She has been active in the Olympic and Paralympic movement since the 1996 Summer Paralympic Games in Atlanta, Georgia. She has co-authored the textbook for sports management and co-edited Women as Leaders in Sport: Impact and Influence. Her other scholarly work includes contributions to The Journal of Sport and Social Issues, Adaptive Physical Activity Quarterly and more. Her main research interest is policy development in sport organizations, especially in regards to inclusion of people with disabilities and also sport and human rights. She was a co-contributor to Article 30.5 of the 2006 United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and helped to establish the ESPYs for Best Male and Female Athletes with a Disability.

Tune in as Shawn talks with Marcus Bowman, Deputy Athletic Director and CFO of Business Strategy at the University of Oklahoma. A former student-athlete, Bowman explains how he grew up in a competitive and sports-oriented family, but also one that instilled the value of working hard in school. This upbringing led to a full academic scholarship to Pitt and a spot on the basketball team, and, after graduating with a degree in finance, Bowman went on to serve as Senior Associate Athletics Director for Sport Administration at his alma mater. Now in Oklahoma, Bowman explains the path that led to his role at OU and gives advice for student-athletes looking to follow in his footsteps, including how to network, both personally and professionally, on the golf course. $10 for 10 Years: bit.ly/3BUEBkS Sign up to stay connected through our newsletter: bit.ly/3qSbqsx Follow us on social media: @OrangeArrowPA

We welcome Dr. Chad McEvoy to talk about negotiation, particularly when considering both outside offers and a chance to stay at your current institution. We discussed the need for some institutions to consider an outside offer to re-negotiate with your current employer, salary adjustments, when to go on the market/when not to, application process, getting an offer, next steps, etc.

The college athletics landscape has changed significantly since 2021, when the NCAA approved legislation allowing student-athletes to profit from their name,image, and likeness (NIL). That legislation opened revenue streams for student-athletes and sponsorship/branding opportunities for companies looking to invest in this space, including professional sports teams.With college athletic departments offering anywhere from 14 to over 30 sports, hundreds of athletes per school are eligible to earn money off their NIL rights. Overseeing NIL is a growing part of working in college sports, as keeping track of such a high level of potential sponsorship requires organization and personnel.Today's guest on the WorkInSports Podcast is Jamaal Walton, University of Washington Senior Associate Athletic Director for Sport Administration and Strategic Initiatives. Walton joined the Huskies' athletic department in 2021, when NIL legislation was passed, and now oversees its implementation for UW's student-athletes. He and WorkInSports VP of Content and Engaged Learning Brian Clapp discuss:• How Walton's time as class president and football team captain at Virginia Military Institute built the foundation for his career.• What Walton expected NIL to affect in college sports when it was passed and what the reality of the legislation has been.• How Walton moved around the country to move up into his position at UW.• What advice Walton has for someone trying to get into the sports industry.Enjoy the full episode to learn of Walton's experience climbing the ladder while working in college sports. Also, subscribe to the WorkInSports Podcast for more sports career advice, and catch additional content on our YouTube channel!

Candidate (soon to be Dr.!) Kerri Bodin and Dr. Teare joined the podcast to talk about knowledge translation in program evaluation. We discussed the Canadian sport context, sport-for-all compared to high performance, resources available to sport, supporting sport-for-all through knowledge translation, examples through wheelchair basketball + Baseball5, and knowledge translation without a formal partnership.

Advertising space for this Sunday's Super Bowl showdown between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles has sold out to the tune of $7 million for a mere 30 second TV spot.  But in the age of streaming, why do these commercials matter so much? Why are they so expensive? And are they really worth the money? To get some answers, KCBS Radio's Mallory Somera spoke with Alicia Jessop, Associate Professor of Sport Administration at Pepperdine University and Founder of Ruling Sports, a media platform at the intersection of business and sports.  Subscribe to Bay Current on the Audacy app.

Zak is currently an Account Administrator for the Hockey Pod within Team Team Travel Source. In this episode, we discuss how he leveraged community college before earning a degree in Sport Administration from the University of Louisville. In addition, Zak shares how he continues to be involved in sports outside the office. Lastly, we talk about some of the amazing hockey partners that Zak has worked with throughout his time at TTS.

On this week's WAC Podcast - the first WAC Resume Seeding System rankings for basketball are out! Kendra Sheehan and Eric Danner discuss. Our guest this week is Rebekah Ray, the WAC Senior Associate Commissioner, Sport Administration & Championships/SWA.

On today's episode, I'm talking to professor of sport administration Dr. Erianne Weight about improving your weaknesses.Erianne is a professor at UNC Chapel Hill where her research and work focus on joining the not-all-that-different worlds of athletics and academics. A former heptathlete herself, Erianne knows what kinds of lessons student-athletes learn on the field and is shining a light on the prejudices that keep athletics out of academia. Early on in her career, Erianne tackled her fear of public speaking with the same kind of deliberate practice she had mastered as an athlete until it became one of her strengths. We talk about:How Erianne followed her passions in her career and now can look back and connect the dots in unexpected ways. Erianne's deliberate work to improve her weaknesses. Reframing imposter syndrome as the logical outcome of pushing ourselves outside of our comfort zones.You can find the show notes and more resources at https://madamathlete.comKeep an eye out for new content or let us know what you'd like to see next by following us on social:Instagram: @theMadamAthleteFacebook: @MadamAthleteTwitter: @MadamAthlete

Dr. Patty Raube-Keller is BACK on Wednesday Wisdom! Dr. Raube-Keller is the Program Director for Boston College's very successful Sports Admin. Masters Degree and today she shares some great advice for ADs, Coaches, and Leaders! THIS is Wednesday Wisdom on The Educational AD Podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/support

Coach Kiefer Haffey,In this episode, you'll hear from Coach Kiefer Haffey. Coach Kiefer is currently an assistant coach for Coach Kate Achter at the University of Detroit Mercy, who was recently hired as head coach for the Detroit Titans. As you soon will find out, this 28-year-old coach is a super talented young coach. As a matter of fact, prior to being hired at Detroit Mercy, Coach Haffey spent four seasons as the Head Women's Basketball Coach at Concordia University in Ann Arbor, Mich. At Concordia, Coach Haffey built a program that won 62 games in a four-year span. And, he led his team to 53 wins in the last three seasons, winning 19 games this past season. Coach Haffey earned a Bachelor's Degree in Business Management from Wayne State University in 2017 and a Master's Degree in Sport Administration from the University of Michigan in 2020. At Wayne State, Coach Kiefer was a student manager for Coach David Greer and his men's program. And as you will soon hear, Coach Greer, Coach Neely, Coach Haralson, and Coach Smothers all IMPACTED Coach Haffey greatly. The respect that Coach Haffey has for Coach Kate and his co-workers are off-the-charts in the conversation. Finally, wait until you hear Coach Kiefer talk about player development, coaching with energy, and his thoughts on recruiting, networking and simply being a great assistant coach for Coach Kate and her players.Follow Coach Kiefer Haffey @haffeykFollow Tell Me Your Story Coach @CoachKevinDroChaos to Clarity“Chaos to Clarity”! There's a ton of entrepreneurial advice out there. Too much! Here...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify End Hype with Callye KeenCallye shares 15 years experience launching products and growing businesses.Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifyDEEP - The Life of Rob Murphy DEEP - The Life of Rob Murphy DEEP chronicles Murphy's remarkable journey. Moneyball Sportswear Moneyball, The Only Way To Ball! Great Sports Wear and Basketball Uniforms! Michigan Made! Basketball Position Metric Pre-Order Rashad Phillips New Book: “The evolution is being televised"Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Trailblazing Women in Sport Series Welcome to our special Trailblazing Women in Sport Series of the Champions of Active Women podcast. To celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Title IX, we are re-releasing some of our favorite episodes with women who paved the way for new opportunities in sport and careers for the next generation of girls and women. This episode features Chris Plonsky, Chief of Staff and Executive Senior Associate Athletics Director at the University of Texas. This episode was originally released on June 30, 2021. 

We had a fantastic conversation with Mihai Raducanu - Basketball Coach, Educator, Business & Culture Builder.Mihai is currently the head coach of business development at Stala Building Solutions, Student-Athlete Leadership Advisor at Mohawk College, director of business development for Ganon Baker Basketball and an adjunct professor at Canisius College (Buffalo, NY), where he teaches in two (2) different graduate-level programs - Sport Administration and Sports Product Development.His past and present journey as a sports business entrepreneur started with his own basketball training company (No Limit Performance), which rocketed from a Canadian driveway into a Global success.Mihai continues to help players on the basketball court locally and internationally. At the same time, he delivers inspirational & educational talks to select audiences globally; however, Hamilton is home for him and his family.One of the founding statements for No Limit Performance Basketball was “one hour a day makes them better” - this applies to our lives as humans.Take time to know yourself and get better. We grow together.This is the story of Mihai. We're excited to share it with everyone.Name: Mihai RaducanuField: Sports and EducationSocial: @mihairaducanuofficial

Tune in as Shawn talks with Marcus Bowman, Deputy Athletic Director and CFO of Business Strategy at the University of Oklahoma. A former student-athlete, Bowman explains how he grew up in a competitive and sports-oriented family, but also one that instilled the value of working hard in school. This upbringing led to a full academic scholarship to Pitt and a spot on the basketball team, and, after graduating with a degree in finance, Bowman went on to serve as Senior Associate Athletics Director for Sport Administration at his alma mater. Now in Oklahoma, Bowman explains the path that led to his role at OU and gives advice for student-athletes looking to follow in his footsteps, including how to network, both personally and professionally, on the golf course.

We are just one month away from WAC Vegas! Kendra Sheehan visits with Utah Valley Men's Basketball Coach Mark Madsen as the Wolverines host Grand Canyon and NM State this week(26:34) We also have an in-studio guest as Kyle Grooms, the WAC Associate Commissioner for Football and Sport Administration visits with Kendra and Eric Danner(19:42) Kendra and Eric also discuss news and notes around the WAC! (00:18)

During this walk, Trajuan tells us how he always gon be figure it out. A California native, Trajuan was a standout high school football athlete and ranked as one of the top running backs in his class. His athletic prowess and commitment to academics led him to Cal Berkeley, where he competed as a college athlete for two years before transferring to the University of New Mexico. While at UNM, he played football and pledged Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. en route to earning his Bachelor's degree in Communication and Journalism. After working in news for a couple years, he returned to UNM and earned his Master's degree in Sport Administration. This guest has meaningful experience in higher education. He is a father, former coach, and current academic counselor and student-athlete development coordinator at the University of New Orleans. Coupled with his life journey and belief in the power of education, in 2020 he partnered with New Mexico's African American Student Services office to start the Trajuan Briggs Community IMPACT scholarship that would provide financial assistance to undergrad students at the institution. Since its inception, he has awarded more than $2,000 in scholarship money. He is ALL ABOUT IMPACT! But more importantly, He is strong. He is able. He is himself. And he is learning how to Invest in himself, while also sharing with others. Give to the Trajuan Briggs Community IMPACT Scholarship! Trajuan's IG: @trajuan_briggs Trajuan's Twitter: @Tra_Briggs Podcast Twitter and IG: @WalkWithTFB --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/walkwithtfb/support

Name, image and likeness (NIL) continues to be a hot topic for colleges and universities. Athletic, compliance and academic programming departments are developing approaches to support and provide opportunities for student athletes in this new NIL environment while adhering to state regulations and institutional policies. The University of Pittsburgh (Pitt) built a NIL policy based on continuous and purposeful education, communication and monitoring. Chris Hoppe, Executive Associate Athletic Director, Sport Administration and Student-Athlete Support Services, joins the podcast to share Pitt's approach to NIL compliance and how the university is helping student athletes navigate this new environment with continuous traditional and nontraditional education and communication. Don't miss this deep dive into NIL compliance and beyond, including Chris' advice for institutions based on his own lessons learned! Learn about the NIL regulations by state – https://www.bakertilly.com/insights/navigating-the-ncaas-interim-nil-policy-and-state-regulationsBaker Tilly LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/company/bakertillyus/Subscribe to Higher Ed Advisor – https://connect.bakertilly.com/higher-ed-advisor-podcastLearn more about Pitt Panthers athletics – https://pittsburghpanthers.com/sports/general

It's another "Back to College" episode as today we go to Ohio University to visit with Aaron Wright who is the Director of Master in Sport Administration Program and Kelley Kaufman Walton who heads the Professional Master in Sport Administration program. Today they share their own stories and help us take a deep dive into the how's and why's of the NUMBER ONE Master's Program for Athletic and Sport Administration! THIS is the Educational AD Podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/support

Rachel Balkovec is in her second year as a minor league hitting coach with the New York Yankees. She is the first woman (alongside Rachel Folden of the Chicago Cubs) to hold that title in the history of professional baseball. She is one of 4 women that are in uniform in 2021 in various roles with Major League clubs. Rachel joined the Yankees in 2019 after completing her second master's degree in biomechanics in the Netherlands where she served as an apprentice hitting coach for the national softball and baseball programs. She completed her research for this degree in eye tracking at Driveline Baseball.Previous to crossing over to being a hitting coach, she spent 7 seasons in professional baseball as a strength and conditioning coach in various roles with the Houston Astros and St. Louis Cardinals. In addition to her more recent groundbreaking role with the Yankees, she was also the first woman to be hired full time as a strength and conditioning coach in MLB.Before entering professional baseball in 2012, she served in various apprentice roles for Louisiana State University, Los Tigres Del Licey Beisbol, The Chicago Whitesox, Arizona State University and EXOS. The Omaha native is a former NCAA Division I softball catcher and has special interest in organizational culture and behavioral psychology. She has an undergraduate degree in Exercise Science, and a master's degree in Sport Administration from LSU.•This episode of The Ready State Podcast is sponsored by LMNT, our favorite electrolyte drink mix. It was created based on a science-backed electrolyte ratio, with no sugar, no coloring, no artificial ingredients, or any other junk. Everyone needs electrolytes, but if you're an active person and/or on a low-carb diet, you really need electrolytes to feel and perform your best. We drink LMNT every single day and it is our go-to drink for mountain biking. For more info and to get a free sample pack (just pay shipping), click thereadystate.com/FreeLMNT!

Season Three, Episode Two During this episode, Lauren tells us more of her story and how big of an impact her family has played in her life, but also how important it is to spread happiness in this crazy world. Lauren Volzer was born and raised in Vermillion, Ohio - which is a small town between Cedar Point and Cleveland, Ohio. Currently, Lauren is a senior at the University of Cincinnati where she studies Sport Administration with a double minor in Marketing and Business Administration. As a young professional, she has many years of experience working in sports. Landing roles with UC's Athletic Department, FC Cincinnati, and most recently Northern Kentucky University. Lauren intends to pursue her MBA upon graduating in May of 2022. Tune in now to learn more about Lauren, her story, and what truly ignytes her why. How can I support this podcast moving forward? Instagram: @IgnyteYourWhy - https://www.instagram.com/ignyteyourwhy/ Twitter: @IgnyteYourWhy - https://twitter.com/ignyteyourwhy Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ignyteyourwhy LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/austin-gullett/ Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ignyte-your-why/support Lauren's Information: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lauren_volzer/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauren-volzer/

Lyla Clerry, Senior Associate Athletics Director for Compliance & Sport Administration & Brandee Britt, Social Media Coordinator join HERkys' Voice host Sasha Schmid to talk about the changes in Name, Image, Likeness.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Illinois Sr. Associate AD for Sport Administration and Student-Athlete Development, Dr. Brian Russell visits @1QLeadership to talk about the importance of developing a narrative about how the athletics experience helps to develop Student-Athletes for life after sports. Russell also discusses his leadership philosophy, which is rooted in candid care. The conversation wraps with exploring the strategic trade-offs that may be necessary in an athletics department.

BJ Hanspard graduated from Desoto High School (Desoto, Texas) in 2018. He is currently a Student Athlete at Baylor University. BJ is studying Corporate Communication and will be graduating this Fall and plans to pursue his Masters Degree in Sport Administration. He was named “Champion For Life “ from the Big 12 committee which highlights […] The post Episode 174: BJ Hanspard, DB, Baylor University first appeared on All In Sports Outreach.

David Ridpath joins Tim to talk about some recent court rulings, rule changes and other decisions that have cleared the way for college athletes to get paid. Dave is a Sport Management professor at Ohio University, and he's an expert on NCAA governance, academic issues and athlete rights. The focus of this conversation is how paying athletes will change the NCAA  landscape for athletes, fans, universities and marketers. https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/shapingopinion/NCAA_NIL_Branding_auphonic.mp3 In June of this year, the U.S. Supreme Court came down with a decision against the NCAA that now paves the way for college athletes to be paid. But it's not that simple. The court decided only on education-related benefits, and not broader compensation matters. Not long after that, the NCAA Board of Directors approved changes that will now clear the way for college athletes to start earning money based on the fame and celebrity they achieve. But they can earn that money without the risk of losing their eligibility or putting their own schools or sports programs at risk of violating amateurism rules. Here's what happened. The Supreme Court ruled against the National Collegiate Athletic Association in an antitrust case. The ruling now limits the NCAA's rights to bar college athletes from getting paid. The Court allowed non-cash compensation for college athletes.  In its ruling, the court said the NCAA violated antitrust rules. It said athletes should be paid for education-related benefits. The court did not rule on the larger compensation issues. The NCAA had built its case around the idea that limits on athlete pay do not violate antitrust laws because they encourage consumer choice. They said that their restrictions are what distinguish college athletics, or amateur status, from professional athletics. At the end of June, the NCAA decided to suspend its restrictions on payments to athletes for things like sponsorship deals, online endorsements, personal appearances. In other words, athletes can no make money on their name, image and likeness for marketing purposes. Keep that in mind as we talk to our guest today. The NCAA decision applies to all athletes across all of its divisions – Division One, Division Two and Division three athletes. That's' roughly 460,000 college athletes in the United States. In fact, most of those athletes won't see a big difference in their finances, but a few of the most elite athletes will. Dave Ridpath has followed this issue for many years and says this is one of the biggest changes to college athletics in decades. Links David Ridpath Bio, Ohio University The Drake Group NCAA Clears Way for Athlete Compensation as State Laws Loom, Associated Press Supreme Court NCAA Ruling and the New Future of Paying College Athletes, CNBC College Athletes' Payment Rights: A Question of When and How, Not If, by David Ridpath and Chris Knoester for the James Martin Center The Shame of College Sports, The Atlantic About this Episode's Guest Dr. B. David Ridpath Dr. B. David Ridpath, Ed.D, is beginning his second decade as a tenured faculty member with Ohio University and its prestigious Sports Administration Program as an Associate Professor of Sports Business. Prior to Ohio, he was an Assistant Professor of Sport Administration at Mississippi State University and has over 15 years of practical experience in intercollegiate athletics in administrative and coaching capacities at Marshall University, Weber State University and Ohio University. Dr. Ridpath is often cited by major worldwide media outlets such as the New York Times, Time Magazine, CNN and ESPN as an expert on NCAA and intercollegiate athletic matters due to his research and practical experience in the industry. Dr. Ridpath has appeared before Congressional committees and has served as an expert witness in numerous cases involving intercollegiate athletics and college athlete rights.

Today's episode is a conversation with Sarah Cowart, academic coach for athletes. Sarah is the owner of Sideline Confessions where she helps parents and student athletes navigate the academic process to play sports in college. No matter your sport or current GPA she will help you focus in on the necessary steps to be prepared and achieve your dream of collegiate sports! I love this conversation because as a dietitian that works with many student athletes, including those in high school with dreams of competing in the NCAA I think this episode will be so helpful in preparing these athletes for their future. Sarah graduated from Auburn University in 2005 with a degree in Early Childhood Education. She began her professional career as a Teacher and High School Soccer Coach. In 2010, I completed my Masters of Sport Administration at Belmont University. After graduate school, she began a career working in Division 1 athletics, taking her to Belmont University, The University of South Alabama, and The Pennsylvania State University. She has supported hundreds of student-athletes as they walked through their college career. The NCAA eligibility website that Sarah mentions can be found here: https://web3.ncaa.org/ecwr3/   Find Sarah at Instagram: @sidelineconfessions Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SideLineConfessionsAuburn Website: www.sidelineconfessions.com If you'd like to get in touch with Lindsey Cortes MS RD CSSD please head to: www.RiseUpNutritionRUN.com or click here directly to book a call

Leading from where you are, being comfortable saying no, leading high functioning teams….and the list goes on!  Nancy Atufunwa takes us on her incredible journey in sports from when it all began to her role now as Director of Marketing for USA Water Polo.     Don’t miss our great conversation where Nancy shares:  -Why she said “no” to an internship with the Olympics -Her approach to leading a high functioning team  -Why she never shies away from an uncomfortable conversation  -What words from DMX challenged the way she manages her staff  -How diversity & inclusion play a role in the work she does  -Advice on getting your foot in the door at the Olympics    Links: USA Water Polo: https://usawaterpolo.org/  Farmacy Beauty: https://www.farmacybeauty.com/  Ole Henriksen: https://www.olehenriksen.com/  WISE (Women in Sports & Events): https://www.wiseworks.org/home    Connect with Nancy: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancyatufunwa/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/nancyatufunwa Email: https://usawaterpolo.org/staff-directory/nancy-atufunwa/86    Nancy is the current director of marketing for USA Water Polo where she leads the  department's focus on stewarding the USA Water Polo brand, promotion of the men’s &  women’s National/Olympic Teams, event promotion, merchandising management,  sponsor development, cultivation/activation and community engagement. Nancy has a  strong background in Olympic and Paralympic sports having spent ten years of her professional career  working within the Olympic & Paralympic Movement where she led agency teams in  strategic development, negotiations and activation programs for high profile brands  such as Toyota Motor North America, Chobani Yogurt, Marriott International and DeVry Education Group. Additionally, Nancy has worked within the professional and collegiate sports landscape spending time at Learfield, Boston University, University of Louisville,  the Denver Broncos and Kroenke Sports & Entertainment (Denver Nuggets & Colorado Rapids). Nancy earned a BS in Business Administration and a BA in Communication from the University of Colorado - Boulder and a Masters in Sport Administration from  the University of Louisville. Nancy currently serves as the VP for WISE (Women in Sports & Events) Los Angeles and sits on the governance and nominating board committee for USA Team Handball.    Connect with Jahaan:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jahaanblake/ Email: jblake@jahaanblake.com Website: https://jahaanblake.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jahaanblake/

Dr. Thomas Stallworth is in his first season as the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach with the Atlanta Falcons in the National Football League (NFL). Stallworth came to the Falcons after three seasons with the New York Football Giants. Prior to his time with the Giants, he was the Head Strength and Conditioning coach at Western Kentucky University. Prior to his stint at WKU, Stallworth spent one season as the head strength and conditioning coach at Fresno State. Prior to Fresno State, Stallworth spent time at Texas Tech after a season at North Carolina State. Stallworth was the associate head strength and conditioning coach for three seasons at Mississippi State. That included the program's best season in 2014, when the Bulldogs rose to No. 1 in the Associated Press poll behind the play of quarterback Dak Prescott and earned their first Orange Bowl berth since 1941. Stallworth has coached NFL players at all his collegiate coaching stops. Stallworth previously worked as the head strength coach at FCS schools Grambling State (2008-11) and South Carolina State (2004-08). Stallworth was a linebacker at the University of Tennessee from 1997-2001, a period in which the Volunteers played in five bowl games, won 2 SEC conference championships, and won the 1998 national championship. Stallworth earned his Doctor of Psychology in Sport and Performance Psychology from the University of Arizona Global Campus, his master's degree in Sport Administration from the University of Tennessee, and his bachelor's degree in Sports Management from the University of Tennessee. His email is thomas.stallworth@falcons.nfl.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tim-rice4/support

During this walk, Mia discusses the importance of marketing your Black owned business. A Georgia native, Mia moved to Boone (NC) where she earned her Bachelor’s in Kinesiology and Exercise Science from Appalachian State University. While at App State, she competed on the women’s basketball team and gained meaningful work experience in several different organizations. While working in college athletics, Mia went on to earn her Master’s degree in Sport Administration from Arkansas State University. During the pandemic, Mia lived turned her quarantine dream into reality and founded her Black owned business, Sculpt Me Body Works. Sculpt Me Body Work is home to small batch handcrafted skincare products that are natural, organic, safe and free of parabens, mineral oils, and other harsh chemicals. Her entrepreneurial spirit carried into 2021, when she co-founded Thick Fit. Thick Fit is an athleisure brand created to inspire women to celebrate their body and look cute while doing it. She calls herself an introvert, but Mia's energy is contagious and her purpose is lighting up the world Sculpt Me Body Works Website // IG: @SculptMeBodyWorks Thick Fit Website // IG: @ThickFitTheBrand Mia's LinkedIn Profile Podcast IG and Twitter: @WalkWithTFB Walk With TFB Website --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/walkwithtfb/support

The ALL ME® Podcast Breaking Barriers for Women in Sports – Rachel Balkovec I'm a big believer in making the impossible possible and today's podcast is about overcoming obstacles and breaking barriers, especially in sports. There's nothing more motivating than a great story, especially when it comes to hard work, dedication, and commitment and today's guest will discuss the challenges that she went through that lead to opportunity. My guest today is Rachel Balkovec and Rachel and I will discuss how she overcame obstacles to become the first full-time female strength and conditioning as well as hitting coach in Major League Baseball. We will discuss her path to success, what she had to overcome, along with how she's now working to mentor young women through a mentorship program. About Rachel Balkovec Rachel has just entered her first year as a minor league hitting coach with the New York Yankees. She is the first woman to hold that title in the history of professional baseball and is joining 3 other women that will be in uniform this season in various roles.  She joined the Yankees after completing her second master's degree in biomechanics and statistics in the Netherlands. While in Amsterdam, she served as an assistant hitting coach for the Netherlands national softball and baseball programs and went on to complete her research at the world leading baseball performance research facility in Seattle, Driveline Baseball. Previously, she was in several roles with the Houston Astros' strength and conditioning department.  She completed the 2018 season with their AA affiliate, Corpus Christi Hooks and served as the Latin American Coordinator in her first 2 years with the organization.  The first time she made history in professional baseball was in 2014 when she was hired as the first full time female strength and conditioning coach in the MLB in the role of Minor League Strength and Conditioning Coordinator for the St. Louis Cardinals. She also worked in apprenticeship roles for Louisiana State University, The Chicago White Sox, Arizona State University, Los Tigres Del Licey Beisbol and EXOS early in her career.  The Omaha native is a former NCAA Division I softball catcher and has special interest in organizational culture and behavioral psychology in relation to coaching. She has an undergraduate degree in Exercise Science, a master's degree in Sport Administration from LSU. Resource Links Rachel Balkovec - Jenn Widerstrom – Jenn is a fitness professional who has collaborated with Rachel on a mentorship program for women. Driveline Baseball - Rachel's Social Media Links Twitter - @_rachelbalkovec Instagram – rachel.balkovec Did You Know? The Taylor Hooton Foundation has an education program on Nutrition and Dietary Supplement Safety Up to 25% of Dietary Supplements are contaminated with illegal drugs and banned substances. Follow Us: Twitter:  @theTHF Instagram:  @theTHF Facebook: Taylor Hooton Foundation #ALLMEPEDFREE Contact Us:  Email:  Phone: 214-449-1990

GoodAthleteProject.com For today's episode, Jim is joined by Coach CJ White, Director of Strength and Conditioning and Head Football Strength Coach for Jackson State University. Prior to his time at JSU, Coach White had roles on the strength and conditioning staff at Arkansas State, SMU, and his alma mater, Mary-Hardin Baylor. While at Mary-Hardin Baylor, CJ played Outside Linebacker and Defensive End from 2014-2016. He has been a part of three American Southwest Conference Championships and one Division III National Championship. Coach White graduated from Mary-Hardin Baylor in 2018 with a degree in Exercise Physiology and went on to earn a Master of Science in Sport Administration from Arkansas State University in 2020. Follow CJ on Instagram: @CoachCJ_ Follow The Good Athlete Project on Instagram: @GoodAthleteProject and Twitter: @Coach4Kindness Visit us at our website: GoodAthleteProject.com

Matt Roberts is Founder & CEO of Drive & Company and Co-Founder of SANIL. He graduated from the University of North Carolina at Asheville with a Bachelor of Arts. Matt also received a Masters of Science in Sport Administration from University of Louisville! At Louisville, he was Chair of the Scholarship Committee of Sport Administration Club. Matt began his career in Revenue Generation Department at University of Evansville. Since then, he has held positions such as: Account Executive at Block Television Brand Manager at WTP Enterprises Revenue Generation at USF (South Florida) Executive Director at JAM Active Co-Owner of 24/7 Baseball

  Matt Roberts is Founder & CEO of Drive & Company and Co-Founder of SANIL. He graduated from the University of North Carolina at Asheville with a Bachelor of Arts. Matt also received a Masters of Science in Sport Administration …

We’re talking about the PA State System of Higher Education Chancellor Dan Greenstein’s plans to merge three state universities - Bloomsburg University, Mansfield University, and Lock Haven University - the university at which tonight’s guests teach and work. As you might recall, Chancellor Greenstein is also forcing mergers on three additional campus in Western PA - California, Clarion, and Edinboro. Just at Lock Haven, the Chancellor wants to cut 30% of the faculty; slash 56 custodial and grounds keeping jobs; end 12 academic programs; and, send a small PA town into economic uncertainty.    On tonight's show I welcome: Peter Campbell: is the president of the Lock Haven chapter of the faculty union APSCUF.  Campbell is a professor in the Sport Administration program at Lock Haven. He teaches courses in the undergraduate and graduate programs including: Contemporary Issues and Problems in Sport Administration, Sport Law and Ethics, Governance of Sport, Sport Facility Management and Operation, Sport Administration Professional Field Experience, and Legal and Policy Issues in Sport.  Shawn O’Dell: President of AFSCME Council 13, Local 2360 which includes many employees at Lock Haven University including custodians, grounds keepers, maintenance, mechanics, carpenters, plumbers, painters, HVAC, electricians, secretaries, and support staff.  As she puts it, AFSCME members are the backbone of the LHU community, without them, LHU could not exist. O’Dell is also a graduate LHU with a BA in English.  She was a nontraditional student and graduated at age 41 and then was given an opportunity to work with the Upward Bound program.  That opportunity opened the way to move to the Center for Global Engagement and the Global Honors Program where I work as their secretary.   Matt Girton: Professor and Chair in the Department of Communication at Lock Haven University. He is also a former president of the Lock Haven chapter of APSCUF. On the State APSCUF Exec Council. The State System Universities have been part of his entire life. He grew up 10 miles from Bloomsburg where, swam in the old Centennial Gym pool and went to Celebrity Artist Series productions in Haas Auditorium. His high school band director took Matt and other students to Mansfield for weekly music lessons. He returned to BU in the mid-90’s for his MA in Communication, and while finishing his doctorate at Florida State University, he worked as an adjunct for a year at Shippensburg. How to stay involved and help with the fight:  Follow Lock Haven APSCUF on Facebook Follow Lock Haven APSCUF on Twitter Follow Save Our State Schools on Twitter and click the "Get Involved" button on the Save Our State Schools website If you are in the Lock Haven area, join the Rally to Save Lock Haven University Jobs, this Saturday, March 20 @ 10:00 am Find your state legislator and write and/or call them. Let them know you do not want to see Lock Haven merged Call the PASSHE Board of Governors @ 717-720-4010 or fax them @ 717-720-4011 and tell them to "Save the Haven" Share this interview on all your social media A special shout out to Jonathan Mann who wrote our intro song, “There Are No People in the Future.” Check out all is great stuff on his YouTube page and follow him on Twitter @songadaymann

Nels Popp joined Mike Evenson on episode 32 of the Unobstructed podcast. Nels is an Associate Professor of Sport Administration at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and serves as the Co-Director for the Center of Research and Intercollegiate Athletics. His research interests include revenue generation for college athletic departments with a particular emphasis on sport ticket sales at both the collegiate and professional sport levels. They discussed fan monetization strategies, opportunities for new revenue streams, treating data as currency, the importance of understanding the distinct difference between price and value, the need to engage better with displaced fans and much more. You can follow Nels on Twitter at @NelsPopp.

Aisha Foy is recognized for her leadership skills and for motivating people to achieve their goals, as well as for her basketball playing career. As a student athlete, Aisha was determined to prepare herself for what was next. While basketball was her first true love, the light bulbs that went off in her head, while she discovered new things about herself, sparked an obsession for leadership and personal development. These discoveries came as a result of the adversities that Aisha faced being out on her own and her growing pains. She turned her failure into success and with those lessons learned, she was driven to motivate others. Aisha has discovered the secret to getting ahead is getting started and she wants to share those insights with the next generation of students.As a student athlete, Aisha received honors like: Nominated NCAA Woman of the Year First Team All-Big South Received Division 1 Full Basketball Scholarship Completed 4 internships in college as a Student-Athlete Founder and President of Independent Women Achieving Goals in Education Aisha has an undergraduate degree in Sport Administration and a Master’s Degree in Higher Education. No matter her job title, Aisha wants to help teach lessons to young people and motivate teams to be their very best. Aisha’s perspective and servant leadership nature stems from her mother, who is recognized as a community leader in Norfolk, VA. She is the Founder and Director of an AAU Girls Basketball League and has grown the organization to be nationally recognized for developing college and professional girls basketball players.Don't miss this episode..."This Is The Year For Your New Book"Watch this episode on our YouTube channelhttps://youtu.be/okkWWcTCA4o

Rachel has just entered her first year as a minor league hitting coach with the New York Yankees. She is the first woman to hold that title in the history of professional baseball and is joining 3 other women that will be in uniform this season in various roles.  She joined the Yankees after completing her second master’s degree in biomechanics and statistics in the Netherlands. While in Amsterdam, she served as an assistant hitting coach for the Netherlands national softball and baseball programs and went on to complete her research at the world leading baseball performance research facility in Seattle, Driveline Baseball. Previously, she was in several roles with the Houston Astros’ strength and conditioning department.  She completed the 2018 season with their AA affiliate, Corpus Christi Hooks and served as the Latin American Coordinator in her first 2 years with the organization.  The first time she made history in professional baseball was in 2014 when she was hired as the first full time female strength and conditioning coach in the MLB in the role of Minor League Strength and Conditioning Coordinator for the St. Louis Cardinals. She also worked in apprenticeship roles for Louisiana State University, The Chicago White Sox, Arizona State University, Los Tigres Del Licey Beisbol and EXOS early in her career.  The Omaha native is a former NCAA Division I softball catcher and has special interest in organizational culture and behavioral psychology in relation to coaching. She has an undergraduate degree in Exercise Science, a master’s degree in Sport Administration from LSU. Find Rachel:  Instagram: @rachel.balkovec www.rachelbalkovec.com  

Jacey Brooks is in her third season as Cortland's women's basketball head coach. During the 2019-20 season, Brooks led the Red Dragons to a 22-7 record, the finals of the SUNYAC tournament and an NCAA Division III tournament at-large berth. Cortland won its NCAA first-round game and tied for 17th place nationally. Brooks was named the D3hoops.com East Region Coach of the Year, and she and her assistant coaches were selected as the SUNYAC Coaching Staff of the Year. Brooks also guided Cortland to a SUNYAC tournament appearance in her first season in 2018-19. A former standout player at Buffalo State College, Brooks worked with Division I coaching staffs 11 years prior to her arrival at Cortland, most recently as an assistant coach for five years at Bowling Green State University in Ohio from 2013-18. Brooks was part of a Bowling Green program that finished 30-5 overall, captured the Mid-American Conference (MAC) regular-season title with a 17-1 mark, and won three games in the Women's National Invitation Tournament (WNIT) in the 2013-14 season. She co-managed the Falcons' offensive scheme, including in-game decisions, from 2013-16 and served as the program's defensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator from 2016-18. The program had the fifth-highest team grade point average among Division I women's squads in 2014-15 and the seventh-best team GPA in 2016-17. In August 2015, Brooks was one of just 50 coaches across the nation selected to participate in the Women's Basketball Coaches Association's (WBCA) Center for Coaching Excellence's inaugural session for assistant coaches in Atlanta, Ga. She is a June 2017 graduate of the NCAA Women Coaches Academy (WCA) Class #41 in Denver, Colo., and she also attended the NCAA/National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators (NACWAA) Women's Leadership Symposium in Kansas City, Mo., in May 2016. Prior to her work at Bowling Green, Brooks spent three seasons on the coaching staff at Canisius College. She primarily worked with the team's backcourt players while assisting with the day-to-day operations of the program. Brooks also worked at St. Bonaventure University, where she moved into an assistant coach role for the 2009-10 season after spending two years as the director of basketball operations. The Bonnies finished 23-10 and made their second straight WNIT appearance in 2009-10. A native of Machias, N.Y., Brooks graduated from Buffalo State in 2006 with a Bachelor of Science in Health and Wellness. During her four seasons on the hardwood for the Bengals (2002-05 and 2006-07) she recorded 1,219 points and 554 rebounds, earned two All-SUNYAC honors, and helped lead the team to three straight conference tournaments. She currently ranks sixth in school history in scoring and 15th in rebounding. Brooks is also the Bengals' career free throw percentage leader (84.5 percent), and she holds the school single-season records for 3-point shooting percentage (43.4 percent in 2003-04) and free throw percentage (87.0 percent in 2004-05). Brooks has also coached in the Empire State Games, serving as an assistant coach for the Western region in the women's open division. She earned a Master of Science in Sport Administration from Canisius in May 2012.  Twitter - https://twitter.com/hoopheadspod/Coach_JBrooks (@Coach_JBrooks)

BATON ROUGE – LSU Womens Tennis' Jade Lewis earned her bachelor's degree in Sport Administration from the LSU College of Human Sciences and Education on Friday.

In today's episode, I speak to Dr. Kristal McGreggor about everything from the power of networking and the importance of support systems and safe spaces.Born and raised on the beautiful island of Jamaica, Dr. Kristal McGreggor immigrated to the United States when she was 16 years old. Dr. McGreggor received her Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing and Master's degree in Sport Administration from Hampton University. She recently graduated from the University of Michigan, School of Kinesiology with her Ph.D. in Sport Management. She holds a certificate in African American and Diasporic Studies from the Department of African American Studies and a certificate in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion from Rackham Graduate College. During her time at Michigan, she served as the HBCU Alliance Liaison within the School of Kinesiology, where she actively supported the department's diversity initiatives.Follow Dr. McGreggor on Instagram, Facebook & LinkedInAbout the Writing on My Mind PodcastDr. Emmanuela Stanislaus, doctorate coach and diversity consultant, discusses the ups and downs of pursuing a doctoral degree. Tune in as she shares personal stories and revealing conversations with other BIPOC women who share their doctoral journey and provide inspiration for others to level up as doc students.Join the Writing on My Mind Community wait list. Email your questions to writingonmymindpodcast@gmail.com.Follow Dr. Emmanuela on Instagram, Twitter, & LinkedIn.Support the show (https://paypal.me/dremmanuela)

Sam Allen, a former all-state point guard at Brookwood High School in Georgia, played his college career at Reinhardt University where he was the starting point guard for a school record 125 consecutive games. An All-Conference player at Reinhardt, Sam compiled over 1,500 points, 500 rebounds, and 400 assists during his college career. He also led his school to their first ever National Tournament appearance. Sam received All-Academic Honors at Reinhardt and has a Master's Degree in Sport Administration from Georgia State. Since graduating from college, Sam has worked eight years as an Assistant Coach at the Collegiate level—at Faulkner University and Reinhardt University—including working under two National Championship head coaches. Sam also runs Blue Collar Basketball, which focuses on team and individual training, basketball strength and conditioning, and provides a recruiting service for college coaches and high school players. Sam also is a director for PGC Basketball and a lead member of Key5 Coaching. Both are phenomenal resources for both players and coaches. Coach Sam, thank you so much for coming on and talking life and hoops! We appreciate you! Twitter https://twitter.com/coachsamallen (@coachsamallen) https://twitter.com/Key5Coaching (@Key5Coaching)   https://twitter.com/PGCbasketball (@PGCbasketball) https://twitter.com/BCBBall_ (@BCBBall_)

TW: This episode includes discussion of assault, violence, domestic abuse, blood and gory details. This podcast in no way intends to glorify violence, one night stands or abuse of any kind. Domestic Abuse Resources and Hotlines:https://www.toronto.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/8c17-R1-Domestic-Intimate-Partner-Violence-Resources-FINAL.pdfhttps://www.thehotline.org/https://www.awhl.org/homehttps://www.ontario.ca/page/get-help-if-you-are-experiencing-violencehttps://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/criminal-justice/victims-of-crime/victimlinkbcChristopher Rowe is a 22 year old guy who grew up in Shelbourne, Ontario with his single mom and younger brother, Stephen after his dad was tragically killed in a car accident when he was 5. After a night out with the boys in mid February Chris goes home with a girl he met at the bar and his whole night takes a turn for the worst. Chris gets assaulted by an angry ex-boyfriend and takes immediate action to defend himself. A video of Chris looking beat up and bloody from that night was posted on Tik Tok and quickly blew up receiving 2.3 Million views over the course of a couple weeks. Chris comes on Human to Human today to explain how the night unraveled and what his life was like leading up to this event. Following the assault Chris has taken an interested in boxing, muay thai & jui jitsu. He is incredibly grateful for his family and friends and the consistent love and support he has received throughout his life. Chris is a Sport Administration & Public Relations graduate at Georgian College in Barrie planning on taking Sport and Event Marketing at George Brown in the fall. He is passionate about sports, fitness and partakes in gold and soccer in his free time. Find Chris Online at:TikTok: chris_rowe7Instagram: chrisrowe7Jessica’s Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jessicajmcdonald/ Jessica's Blog https://www.jessicajm.com/ Jessica's Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtB41kxU76ZYmmE0JzweUow?view_as=subscriberHuman to Human Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/humantohumanpod/

North Carolina Central Athletic Director Ingrid Wicker McCree and Texas A&M Deputy Athletics Director for Student-Athlete Experience/SWA Kristen Brown discuss their philosophies on sport administration, access and advocacy, critical skills for the role, notifying coaches of complaints and more. The conversation is moderated by Auburn Senior Associate Athletic Director/SWA Monique Holland. 1:05 - What is the philosophy for your sport administration 3:02 - What is your philosophy on access and advocacy for coaches and student-athletes? 7:15 - When you receive a student-athlete's complaint about a coach, at what point do you notify the coach of the issue? 9:29 - What are the critical skills a staff member needs to serve as a sport administrator? 11:31 - How do you balance coaches going through proper protocols with sport administrators and getting face time with their AD? (Wicker McCree) 13:06 - What is your most rewarding experience as a sport administrator? (Brown) 14:51 - Final thoughts

As a thank you for listening, we are offering 50% OFF ALL DIGITAL COURSES THROUGH NOVEMBER 27TH, 2020. Use code 'GRATEFUL50' at https://artofcoaching.com/courses/ “Servant based leadership is easy to say but hard to define.” Often overused and oversimplified, the term “servant based” has become synonymous with what you see on motivational posters, hear in inspirational soundbites and even the word leadership itself. In reality, it's just one of many styles. And because leadership is not one-size fits all, we're talking to Greg Adamson about the importance of understanding the labels we use, seeking to understand the needs of the people we lead and finding strategies that best fit each context. Greg is the Associate Director of Olympic Sports Performance at the University of Tennessee, where he works with swimming and diving, women's soccer and men's golf. During his tenure he has also worked with the football and rowing programs. Prior to UT, Greg spent time at Winthrop University with women's basketball, baseball, men's & women's soccer, track and field, men's tennis, and lacrosse and as a graduate assistant at Central Michigan. He received his Master of Arts in Sport Administration from Central Michigan in 2010. In this episode we dive into: The importance of questioning terms, labels and assumptions before adopting them Why a one-size fits all approach won't allow you to truly “serve” the people you lead The case for getting our hands dirty and the need for more “imperfect leaders” How to consider the role of the follower in the leadership equation Connect w/ Greg: Via Twitter: @UTCoachGreg Via Instagram: @UTCoachGreg Via  email: greg.adamson@utk.edu  

After completing her Masters of Sport Administration at Belmont University in 2010, Sarah Cowart began a career working in academic services within Division 1 athletics. After working with hundreds of college student-athletes over the past ten years, Sarah decided to launch Sideline Confessions, LLC in order to equip students to achieve their potential from any seat in the classroom. Visit urecruitu.com    Connect with Sideline Confessions Instagram:  @sidelineconfessions Facebook:  @SidelineCofessionsAuburn Website:  www.sidelineconfessions.com  

In this episode, I talk with New York Yankees Minor League Hitting Coach, Rachel Balkovec. Rachel has just entered her first year as a minor league hitting coach with the New York Yankees. She is the first woman to hold that title in the history of professional baseball and is joining 3 other women that will be in uniform this season in various roles.  She joined the Yankees after completing her second master's degree in biomechanics and statistics in the Netherlands. While in Amsterdam, she served as an assistant hitting coach for the Netherlands national softball and baseball programs and went on to complete her research at the world leading baseball performance research facility in Seattle, Driveline Baseball. Previously, she was in several roles with the Houston Astros' strength and conditioning department.  She completed the 2018 season with their AA affiliate, Corpus Christi Hooks and served as the Latin American Coordinator in her first 2 years with the organization.  The first time she made history in professional baseball was in 2014 when she was hired as the first full time female strength and conditioning coach in the MLB in the role of Minor League Strength and Conditioning Coordinator for the St. Louis Cardinals. She also worked in apprenticeship roles for Louisiana State University, The Chicago White Sox, Arizona State University, Los Tigres Del Licey Beisbol and EXOS early in her career.  The Omaha native is a former NCAA Division I softball catcher and has special interest in organizational culture and behavioral psychology in relation to coaching. She has an undergraduate degree in Exercise Science, a master's degree in Sport Administration from LSU.

Sports bring people from everywhere together - let's not take that for granted. Let's not shy away from the tough conversations when it comes to uncovering the stories and the experiences of the people we call our teammates. It may be uncomfortable, but learning to lean in to these dialogues can be one of the most valuable skills you gain in athletics and in life.Trajuan resides in Dallas from the University of New Mexico — where he was a former student-athlete (running back and linebacker), football coach, and academic advisor. With a Masters in Sport Administration, Tajuan also served as the Director of the Lobo Leadership Academy, where he lead a team in developing implementing, and facilitating leadership curriculum for current student-athletes. Trajuan previously served in Research & Development for Prime U and is now the Sports and Mental Health chair for the Minority Psychology Network a non-profit organization based out of Los Angeles. Connect with Trajuan:Twitter: @tra_briggsThe Trajuan Briggs Community IMPACT Scholarship---Learn more about The Sideline Perspective:Website: http://thesidelineperspective.comSubmit Your Story: http://thesidelineperspective.com/submit/Instagram: @thesidelineperspective

Femi Alao Assistant Director of Athletics Robert Wesleyan College Alao is a native of Aurora, Colorado. During her undergraduate years, Femi was a member of the NCAA Division I Grambling State University Women's Soccer team. There she spent three years before transferring to the University of Southern Mississippi where she played her final season. At Grambling, Femi earned a Bachelor's degree in Mass Communications. ​Following her undergraduate work, Alao completed two masters' degrees at Ball State University in Educational Administration and Supervision and in Sport Administration. Alao has spent the last 10 years as an Educator, Coach and Athletic Director in the K-12 setting. Through her work she was able to provide opportunities for hundreds of students to participate in interscholastic athletics and activities. ​With the support of the NCAA Division II Strategic Alliance Matching Grant, Alao was able to transition to college athletics as the Assistant Director of Athletics at Roberts Wesleyan College in Rochester, New York. At Roberts, Femi serves on the Redhawks athletic department leadership team giving​  direction to the overall success of student - athletes and the strategic development and growth of the department. Join us on A Chat in the Garden with Monique A. J. Smith at 10:00 am est Come listen to our guest’s career path, her advice for others and current initiatives. Right here On A Chat in the Garden with Monique A J Smith, where Significance Blooms via 347-989-8385 or www.chatinthegarden.com

In today’s episode of My Disney Class Podcast, Ryan and Howie welcome Professor Cody Havard Ph.D. from Memphis University. Dr. Havard is a graduate from the University of Northern Colorado with a Ph.D. in Sport Administration. His doctoral dissertation was on rivalry in intercollegiate athletics. Dr. Havard is currently an Associate Professor of Sport Commerce and the Coordinator of Research in the Kemmons Wilson School at the University of Memphis. He is the Director of the Bureau of Sport and Leisure Commerce and the KWS Coordinator of Research at the University of Memphis. Dr. Havard is also an avid Disney fan himself and uses Disney as a valuable learning tool in some of his college courses.  On today’s show, Dr. Havard will share with us his background in education and Disney fandom, which includes incredible amounts of research that he has conducted on how rivalry and fandom shape us as human beings. Most of us know based on our feelings that Disney can have a positive effect on our psyche, but Dr. Havard will share actual data that he has collected that will enlighten us on the science behind our fandom.  Dr. Havard will also share how he incorporates Disney into his college courses and also share the wonderful resources that he and his students are creating that educators can use in their classrooms today to make an impact with their students. We know you are going to enjoy the show today as we dive deep into the data and the science behind Disney fandom.  

Trajuan Briggs is a motivator, supporter mentor and bridge builder. A former student-athlete turned grad student, he finished his MS in Sport Administration at the University of New Mexico exploring Identity, Holistic Development, & the Black Male Student

Darren and Matt discuss a recent article in the New York Times, some struggles of being a recreational youth sports coach, what league directors, can do better, we offer some tips for running a successful practice sessions, ideas for adjusting lopsided games, Darren's new perspective as a first time parent, dad's who can't hit a fast-pitch softball, and we predict some of the possible outcomes from the COVID19 pandemic Darren Gallagher is the Seniors Director at Total Futbol Academy (TFA) in Cincinnati. He spent 2019 on staff at University Cincinnati (NCAA DI), held roles in MLS as Scouting Manager and Team Operations; in USL as Director of Operations and Asst. General Manager. 13 seasons coaching college NCAA DI-DII-III, NJCAA. USSF National B, US Soccer National Youth, Bachelors of Education (Kinesiology), Masters of Educational Leadership with Sport Administration emphasis. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/youthsportstoday/message

In our latest AISTS Sports Medicine Podcast Al Maflahi and Khalid Marqueta Ignacio from the 2018 class discuss painkillers and their impact on athletes. Listen now to discover the different types of painkillers, if and why athletes are taking more than prescribed, the rise of coaches pressuring athletes into taking pain killers, and what the potential health issues can be. The sport medicine podcast is recorded as part of the AISTS Master of Sport Administration and Technology Sports Medicine Module.

Í tuttugasta og fyrsta þætti Koma svo! er rætt við Bojönu Kristínu Beisic, sem er með BS gráðu í stjórnun íþróttafélaga (Sport Administration) og knattspyrnuþjálfara, um það að flytja til Íslands og ílengjast á landinu. Draumur stúlku í Serbíu um að verða atvinnukona í knattspyrnu, viðbrögð við íþróttameiðslum og ákveðni í að láta ekkert stoppa sig. 

Topics we discuss on this show:Edge Mentoring Program for millennials and Gen. X leadersLessons learned from mentors like Tony Dungy and Bob GoffThe power of proximity in becoming a leaderHow to accelerate your path by  investing in your communityWarning signs for millennials when starting out careerThe differentiators of the truly successfulThe importance of becoming a creator of social media and not just a consumerBecoming a difference maker in your city by bringing together other leaders Guest Bio:Formerly, Dave served as President & CEO of EDGE Mentoring for nearly six years – the nation’s largest, faith-based, whole-life intergenerational mentoring organization. Dave led EDGE full-time as the founding employee growing the program to over 1,000 mentors and mentees from 45 states and six countries. EDGE also produced the highly successful, sold-out EDGE|X conference four consecutive years from 2016-2019 featuring national speakers and thought leaders such as Tony Dungy, Mitch Daniels, Shauna Niequist, Sage Steele, Bob Goff and others.Prior to EDGE, Dave worked for ExactTarget (now Salesforce Marketing Cloud) for two and a half years and Pacers Sports & Entertainment for four years in a number of sales and marketing leadership roles. Dave has a passion for building compelling brands, creating strategic partnerships, developing and convening top talent, empowering winning cultures and accelerating revenue growth and impact.Dave was named the Nonprofit Professional of the Year in 2019 by United Way of Central Indiana. He was also named to the Indianapolis Business Journal’s 2016 Forty Under 40 list recognizing rising stars in Central Indiana. Dave was also recognized as a 2013 Inspire Award Winner in the Marketing, Media & Athletics category for his commitment to mentoring in the workplace and community. He also serves as a member of the Board of Directors of National Christian Foundation (Indiana) and on the Advisory Board of Discovering Broadway. Dave graduated from Ball State University with his B.S. in Sport Administration. He is married to Joelle and they have two young children, Lincoln and Nora. Get in touch with on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidrneff/ Books Mentioned:Amazing Grace : Biography of William WilberforceTo learn more about joining the Kingdom Capitalists Mastermind, visit www.kingdomcapitalists.co

About Today's Show Our guest today is Kelly Mathews, Manager, Sport Venue Operations, and Community Recreation Programs at Seneca College.  Kelly is also Camp Director for the Seneca King Day Camp, one of the largest day camps in Ontario, record holder for the fastest completion of the Oak Ridge Moraine Trail, and author of two (soon to be three) books. In episode, recorded on location at King Day Camp, Kelly and I discuss... 1.  King Day Camp, and what it takes to be a camp director at one of Ontario's largest day camps (hint:  It involves getting up really early) 2. What happens after the camp closes down for the winter (a lot, actually!) 3. Kelly's books:  Eaton Hall:  Pride of King Township, The Road to Marylake, and a third due out in 2020, on the definitive history of King Township. 4.  Kelly's record-setting hike of the Oak Ridge Moraine Trail. About Today's Guest, Kelly Mathews Kelly joined Seneca College and the King Day Camp team in April 2012 and brought to Seneca a wealth of camp programming and operations experience in both day and residential camp settings. Kelly has a degree in Kinesiology & Health Science from York University as well as a Certificate in Sport Administration. Kelly's two published books are both available for purchase on Amazon. Kelly Mathews's Books For more information on her book Eaton Hall:  Pride of King Township, click here For more information on her book, The Road to Marylake, click here Kelly has a passion for hiking and being in the outdoors and currently holds the record for the fastest hike across the entire Oak Ridges’ Moraine Trail where she hiked 300km’s in just seven days in the Fall of 2016. Available on iTunes, Spotify, and Google Podcasts! #SenecaProud Podcast is available on iTunes, which means it's available pretty much wherever you get your podcasts.   Click here to subscribe. While you're there, please give us a rating and leave a comment.  It really helps get our podcast found. Thanks for listening!   Pat Perdue

Carolyn Brunson obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Physical Education: Sport Management; Business, and a Master’s Degree in Sport Administration from Valparaiso University and completed doctoral coursework in Education at Colorado State University. She has taught sport management and health and wellness courses and has built a variety of multi- disciplinary programs in higher education. Carolyn moved to Los Angeles in 2017 for year-round sunshine and the diverse culture that LA has to offer. After making this transition, she became gravely ill with Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS). GBS is a rare condition whereby the body’s immune system attacks the peripheral nerves in the body. Carolyn went from fit and healthy to being paralyzed, on life support, and unable to see or speak. At one point, she had to be revived after going into respiratory failure. The cause of this rare condition is unknown, and the healing process with GBS is tedious and painful. Carolyn was forced to relearn how to balance, walk, and feed herself, while waiting for the nerves to heal and her vision to return. She rehabbed herself through exercise, yoga, meditation and a faith over fear mindset. Despite losing everything, she never gave up hope that she would make a full recovery. Carolyn is now thriving and ready to encourage others with her story of the tough yet beautiful life lessons she learned on this journey. https://www.facebook.com/carolyn.brunson.50

gootecks went to the Esports Business Summit 2019 and came back with lots of recordings of panels. Of the top 15 highest monetizing PC & console titles through in-game purchases, 7 of those games are also top esports games in terms of prizing. Publishers see this correlation between high performing games and esports investment, but can the marketing cause and effect really be demonstrated? YES. For the first time ever we reveal actual data on exactly how viewing an esports title affects consumer behavior within that game title including play rate, game skills, and purchasing Speakers: Chris Schneider, Sr. Associate Commissioner, Sport Administration and Championships; Big East Conference Transcript: https://otter.ai/s/Z1o6ft2kRX-63MLU0oLksg --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/officialesportsshow/support

Dr. Dominic Morais, an Assistant Professor in the Business Administration department (School of Business, School of Sport Administration) at Trinity University is a brilliant beacon of light. He graciously spent a few hours with us recently and shared his thoughts with us. What an honor!  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/behind-the-whistle/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/behind-the-whistle/support

Attend any baseball game, professional or amateur, and likely there's a scout in the stands with a stopwatch, clipboard, and maybe even a radar gun. The life and work of a scout seem easy, but it requires a lot of detail and diligence with reports, numbers, and analytics for the entire summer season.In this episode, Terry catches up with his longtime friend, and former writing partner, Deric McKamey, at a local baseball game. This episode takes place in studio and behind home plate at Four Winds Field in South Bend, Indiana. About Deric McKameyDeric McKamey got his start in baseball writing about minor league baseball players for Ron Shandler's Baseball Forecaster service for those playing fantasy baseball. His quality of work garnered the attention of Street & Smith's and Deric began writing their annual review of the minor leagues while also debuting the Minor League Analyst book for Shandler. His work there attracted the attention of Jeff Luhnow of the St. Louis Cardinals (now the GM of the Houston Astros) and soon Deric was serving as an advisor to a major league baseball team. Deric attended the MLB's annual scout school and Deric was asked to scout for the St. Louis Cardinals where he has continued to advance to become one of their main scouts, scouting the teams within their own division.Deric is also a perfusionist and he and his wife Amy live in the Cincinnati area. Terry and Deric used to write for BaseballHQ.comAbout This Better WorkYOUR HOST: Terry LinhartThe This Better Work Podcast websiteTerry Linhart on TwitterThis show was recorded in studio space provided by Bethel University. To learn about Bethel's online degree programs, including one of the country's only Masters in Sport Administration (and compliance) degree and their fast-growing online MBA, visit CheckOutBethel.com.

Whatever attitude or belief you are having is not only influencing the child but at a higher rate, because your child is around you all the time.- Marissa Baker   Marissa Baker was born and raised in Naples, FL and grew up playing competitive volleyball. She went on to play NCAA Division II collegiate Volleyball at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. During her time at UNC she obtained her bachelor’s degree in Sport Management and a master’s degree in Sport Administration. She is currently the Athletic Supervisor of North Collier Regional Park, which is home to eight tournament soccer fields and five tournament softball fields. In her role, Marissa is supervising tournaments on weekend and league play throughout the week, and sees up close how sport parenting and behavior play an important role in athletic performance. Marissa has studied emotional contagion, or the concept that attitudes are picked up from person to person. She emphasizes that children pick up on cues from parents, and what happens in a moment can ripple out to what happens on the field, off the field, and even in the career world in that athlete’s future. In this episode, Marissa and Kathy discuss how she has witnessed the decline of rec sports in favor of club sports, early drop-out and burnout rates rising, and why she encourages parents not to skip the developmental level of playing simply for fun. Whether rec ball or going outside as a family and playing just for enjoyment, intentionally not skipping out on that first level is what will produce the happy pro athlete (or just a happy adult) you’re hoping to raise. Marissa also stresses how her parents encouraged her growth by taking initiative, keeping personal accountability rather than averting to others, and working through problems independently. She credits handling conflict on her own, with support, as an important tool for her growth. Marissa is the co-host of the Sun Happens Podcast, which you can tune into on Spotify, iTunes, and Google Play. She and her co-host discuss a wide range of topics centered around the “why” of faith to motivate positivity and personal growth. Their tagline, “When you can’t find it, create it.”, epitomizes the tone of this episode; her conversation with Kathy is full of positivity and motivation. If you enjoy the show, please like, share, and rate us in your favorite place to listen. Kathy would love to hear from you! Connect with her on social media @sportpsychworks and through https://www.kafcounselingandsportperformance.com/contact.  

Sam Allen, a former all-state point guard at Brookwood High School in Georgia, played his college career at Reinhardt University where he was the starting point guard for a school record 125 consecutive games. An All-Conference player at Reinhardt, Sam compiled over 1,500 points, 500 rebounds, and 400 assists during his college career. He also led his school to their first ever National Tournament appearance. Sam received All-Academic Honors at Reinhardt and has a Master’s Degree in Sport Administration from Georgia State. Since graduating from college, Sam has worked eight years as an Assistant Coach at the Collegiate level—at Faulkner University and Reinhardt University—including working under two National Championship head coaches. Sam also runs Blue Collar Basketball, which focuses on team and individual training, basketball strength and conditioning, and provides a recruiting service for college coaches and high school players. Sam directs courses on the PGC summer tour and is a PGC/Glazier Coaches Clinic Coordinator throughout the rest of the year. He and his wife, Sarah, live in the Atlanta, Georgia. They have two sons Jackson (6) & Cooper (4), and their child on the way. Twitter: @coachsamallen --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-furtado/support

Tim Shustoff (Spokane, WA), GM at Eagle Sports Properties with Learfield, joins the show as our new go-to sports marketing panelist. We dive in to many things as Tim explains the value of co-branding, the difference between marketing & sports marketing, a couple of his favorite campaigns, and the most important thing you need to learn in his Sports Marketing & Sport Administration classes.

On this episode of 21st Century Women we catch up with one of the most influential leaders in the country within the sporting landscape.From Reupcom, Canterbury Rugby League Club and setting up her sponsorship consultancy agency, to sitting on the Board of multiple organisations including Gold Coast Titans and Australian International Military Games. Lynne Anderson is currently the CEO of the Australian Paralympic Committee.What we chat about:What are the Invictus Games and how can we get involvedWhat does it mean to be the CEO of the Australian Paralympic CommitteeStarting a business in Lynne's kitchen Advice for women in sportWhen it comes to sport in Australia there is no one more knowledgable or with more experience within the industry.Host: Jenna WattsEditor: John Rowland Media Productions

Coach Miller and Jonny Gamet talk through the new Masters program at BJU in Sport Administration and Coaching

In our first segment, Coach Nick Winkler details his start in coaching as a GA at Saginaw Valley State before taking a job at AJ Dimond High School in Anchorage, Alaska. He discusses the some of the joys and challenges of coaching in Alaska, along with how he develops his players and exposes them to collegiate coaches. He also provides some key takeaways from his participation in the 2017 AFCA 30 Under 30 Coaches’ Leadership Institute. Follow Coach Winkler on Social Media: @winkler_coach In our second segment (16:38) we are joined by Chris Croft (@CoachChrisCroft), Visiting Professor of Sport Management at University of Southern Mississippi and Pete Van Mullem (@VanMullem_Pete), Associate Professor of Sport Administration at Lewis-Clark State College. They recently conducted a study with AFCA Member Head Coaches about the career path to their current head coaching positions. Listen in to find out the findings of the study and their 6 Tips for Becoming a Collegiate Head Coach. A link to the study’s findings along with contact information for Croft and Van Mullen can be found here: www.afcaweekly.com/careerpath Our final segment (38:10) featured this week’s AFCA Staff Spotlight with Coordinator of Publications, Stacy Sirkel. Stacy shares her background and how she got to the AFCA and the creative process into AFCA graphic designs. Have any questions, comments or ideas for the show? Send us an email, podcast at afca (dot) com. Check back next Thursday for another episode of Inside the Headset with the AFCA.

With some of the most significant sport performances anticipated to take place at the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games, this AISTS Sports Medicine podcast by Johanna Murauer and Anne-Sophie Thilo, investigates how visualisation and imagery techniques are being used by athletes.   To learn more about the AISTS Master of Advanced Studies in Sport Administration and Technology, visit www.aists.org/msa.

According to the 2016 SportBusiness International Postgraduate Sports Course Rankings, the Sport Administration M.S. program at Georgia State has been ranked top 10 in the world. In this episode of the UrbanEd Podcast, Dr. Beth Cianfrone discusses the implications of the rankings.

This week, we’re celebrating International Yoga Day - 21 June. In this podcast, presented by AISTS participants Georges Neto and Rohit Ramesh, they talk to a yoga and physical training expert about the benefits of practising yoga and how athletes can include yoga as part of their training to perform better, avoid injuries and better connect mind and body. To learn more about the AISTS Master of Advanced Studies in Sport Administration and Technology, visit www.aists.org/msa.

In this episode, Peter Ott discusses protections for student athletes with Brian McCullough, Assistant Professor of Sport Administration & Leadership at Settle University, where he serves as the coordinator of the new Sport Sustainability Leadership graduate specialization and certificate program. In this interview, we discuss the past, present and future of sustainability in the world of sports. You can follow Brian on twitter at @mcculloughbrian.∼ Continue Reading ∼

Tracy Prosser is an assistant strength and conditioning coach at the University of Central Florida. She works directly with men’s soccer, women’s soccer, rowing and women’s golf. Additionally, she assists with the strength and conditioning duties for the football team. During her time at UCF, Prosser has directly contributed to four different team’s championship seasons. Cheer – National Champions 2007; Softball – Conference USA Tournament Champions 2008; Women’s Basketball – Conference USA Tournament Champions 2009; and Women’s Soccer – C-USA Regular Season Champions 2009 and 2010. Prior to UCF, Prosser spent five years at her alma mater, Xavier University. As an assistant at Xavier, she worked with all 16 of the Musketeer athletic teams. During her time at Xavier, the women’s basketball and volleyball teams combined for top-4 finishes each year in the Atlantic 10 Conference, three NCAA appearances and two WNIT appearances. A resident of Cincinnati, Ohio, for 10 years, Prosser earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Health & Physical Education in 1998. She earned her Master of Education in Sport Administration in 2002 from Xavier. During her undergraduate career she was also a member of the Musketeer women’s soccer team. Prosser is Strength & Conditioning Coach Certified through the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association and Certified Level 1 Coach & Sport Performance Coach through USA Weightlifting. She also holds two diplomas through the National Soccer Coaches Association of America.The SMARTER Team Training Audio Interview Series has been developed to share insights from some of the best in the industry. Stay tuned for more insights, tips, drills, and techniques to come from STT. Be sure to share the STT Audio Interview Series with coaches, trainers, parents, and athletes too.Visit STT at http://www.SMARTERTeamTraining.com . Listen to STT on iTunes and iHeartRadio at http://sttpodcast.com . Join STT on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/SMARTERTeamTraining . Subscribe to STT on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/SMARTERTeamTraining . And follow us on twitter at http://www.twitter.com/SMARTERTeam . SMARTER Team Training has been developed to focus on athlete and team development, performance, and education. By incorporating the SMARTER Team Training programs into your year round athletic development program, you will decrease your injury potential, increase individual athleticism, and maximize your team training time.

Join us as we have a panel discussion about what he means to our people today from a social, economical, political, racial and spiritual stand point. Have we lost our way and how do we conquer the Dream that Dr King lived and died for years ago. Guest: Dr. Debby is a faculty member of the Sport Administration specialization of the Department of Exercise and Sport Science at the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill will examine the impact of black women in sports and other related topics. Lucy Marshall is our guest speaker. She is a South African Descendant, Zimbabwean Born, and a Naturalized American Citizen and a resident of North Carolina will talk about the connection and similarities of Dr King and Nelson Mandela and Corretta Scott King and Winnie Mandela Eric Satterwhite, Columnist for Black Athlete Sports Network and other media outlets will discuss the impact of Dr King on African Americans in sports and we ask the question have black athletes lost their way? Dr Wilmer J Leon III, Syndicated talk show host will join us to discuss the political impact of Dr King and his dream. Join LA, TEE-MAC, Reggie and Gary beginning at 6pm Est for the Panel discussion   Follow us at padnation@facebook and pad4truth@twitter Interested in advertising on the show, e-mail us at labatchelor40@gmail.com  

Guest:Attorney Daryl K. Washington,P.C.and Dr Debbie Strohman,Sport Administration Lecturer, coordinator of Sport Administration internships, and academic advisor for the Department of Exercise and Sport Science at UNC will discuss the George Zimmerman not guilty verdict.And our round table discussion: Now that George Zimmerman was found not guilty and Trayvon Martin and his family recevied no justice, what steps need to happen to ensure something like this never happens again?Plus breaking news, updates and music in between!Join LA, Tony and Kathy B on the show !    

Welcome to the "Batchelor Pad" Show where we discuss VARIOUS TOPICS from a social, economical and racial stand point.Sponsored by www.blackathlete.com , thebatchelorpad.ning.com Join me along with my co-host Michael Louis Ingram and Tony “TEE-MAC” McClean as we discuss the following topics:British champ Oosthuizen mulls future.Yankees' Pettitte out at least 1 month.Baldelli agrees to contract with Rays.Thunder's Cho named Trail Blazers GM * Wade sorry for 'World Trade' comment * Schleck furious at new leader Contador Guest Tonight:6:30pm-Debbie Stroman, PH.D., CLU and faculty member of the Sport Administration specialization of the Department of Exercise and Sport Science at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill-Topic: Her article written about Lebron James entitled” And The Point Of It All” and other related topics(you can read the article at D.Stroman.com)7:30pm-Darrell Asberry, head football coach at Shaw University-Topics: A look at the Bears/CIAA upcoming football season. Remember you can always listen to the show at www.blackathlete.com right on the home page. The show airs every Monday thru Friday 6pm to 8pm eastern standard time. You can listen online or call in and express your thoughts, ask a question or make comments at 646-929-0130. We also have a live chat going on during the broadcast and you can instant message me at alwaysf2001 at yahoo so feel free to log in and be apart of the discussion. You can also listen to the podcast at our new website WWW.THEBATCHELORPAD.NING.COM. You can Sign up to become a friend of the program at our website and here at blog talk so you can get on the e-mail list for updates and show info and if you're interested in sponsoring the show, please send me an e-mail at either alwaysf2001@yahoo.com or labatchelor@blackathlete.com REMEMBER YOU CAN ALWAYS HEAR THE SHOW EVERY SATURDAY FROM 1-2PM EST ON WCLM 1450 IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA BY LISTENING AT www.wclmradioonline.com