Midterm Flashcards
Why do teams change conferences? (3)
- Competition
- Money
- To get a better fit in other criteria
Why do college conferences exist? (8)
- To monitor itself and alleviate pressure
- Money aspect of D1 schools, shared wealth
- Like institutions are grouped together
- Grouped by geographic region (cuts down on travel)
- League history and traditions (rivalry)
- To establish a hierarchy/levels
- Greater # of conferences produces greater # of champions
- Scheduling purposes
What is a code of conduct?
Dictates what is reasonably expected of someone in a particular profession
What are the 4 functions of management?
- Planning
- Organizing
- Implementing
- Organizing
What is a contract?
- Agreements that create legal obligation to fulfill promises made in accordance with this agreement
- between 2 or more parties
- valid legal document
What 5 criteria makes a contract valid?
- Offer- who, subject matter, time
- Acceptance
- Consideration- exchange of goods
- Legality- any component dealing with illegal activity voids contract
- Capacity- parties must understand contract and make an educated decision
Who cannot enter a valid contract? (3)
- Under the influence
- Under age of 18
- Mentally handicap
What are 5 types of contracts?
- Vending
- Scholarships
- Employment
- Waivers
- Sponsorships
What are collective bargaining agreements (CBAs)?
Employee contracts between employer and employees
Why do sports utilize CBAs? (4)
- Rules are same for everyone
- Ensure sports are somewhat level
- Checks and balances; everything must be negotiated between the two parties
- Saves time; same contract for everyone
What is Title IX?
Established in 1972 to prohibit gender discrimination in educational institutions
What is the importance of Title IX?
- large impact on athletics at high school and college levels
- increased # of jobs in sports today
What is Title IX’s 3-prong test?
To be compliant, institution must meet at least one of the following requirements:
- Demonstrates % of female athletes is nearly the same as % of female undergrads
- Demonstrate athletic opportunity for women is steadily increasing
- Prove that the institution is meeting the athletic interests and abilities of its female athletes (MU meets this criteria)
What is management by objectives (MBO)?
- Popular planning/decision-making aid managers use to convert organizational objectives into group and individual objectives
- managers must manage individuals, not groups, and should learn to know their employees so well that they can align each employee’s goals and objectives with those of the department and the organization as a whole
Why is MBO ideal for application in sport management?
- the relatively small numbers of employees usually involved in most organizations
- qualitative and quantitative criteria used as a measure of performance