Education
Problem
Smith, R (2011). Pay for play: A History of big-time college athletic reform. Journal of American History. 98(2), 595-595
Smith discussed the history of recruitment, eligibility, compensation, sponsorship, and the enforcement of the rules. This article looks at the reforms that have been changed and set in place to tackle these issues, as well as the roles played by the NCAA College Presidents. These issues are influenced by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Hypothesis & Research Proposal
Female students scored the highest based on previous education studies.
African American students will have a greater interest in playing collegiate basketball based on their majority representation of over 75% of scholarship student- athletes, within the sport of basketball currently.
Method of Instrumentation
Markets & Research
The global sports management market was valued at USD 3.96 Billion dollars in 2018, and has projections to increase to over 9 Billion dollars by 2024.
Cloud based e-services are the trend of the future which is attractive to clubs, and organizations with smaller structures on an economic scale.
Investments in the sports industry is the force behind the market.
The challenges with growth are the data security issues relating to fraud globally.
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Ethics & Morals
When utilizing the ethical approach to sport the status quo of morality, while honoring the game and one’s opponent through tough but fair play. This means understanding the rules and their importance while maintaining encouragement and respect for the opposition.
Outcomes
- Obtained experience working with foreign governments.
- Gained valuable planning experience with the preparation of the 2022 calendar events.
- Created a sustainable economic model for youth sport development.
- Prepared over 40 British Physical Education instructors to introduce basketball to students in 2006 as part of a grass roots program funded by the U.K. Government, for the 2012 Olympic Games in London, England.
- Organization endorsed by South African government officials for youth development initiatives across the continent of Africa.