For eight weeks a cohort of 12 students embarked on a pilot program with the Minnesota Twins baseball organization that encompassed the industry of sport management. This program consisted of classroom time at Target Field with over 20 guest speakers and events led by many departments throughout the organization. Each student was tasked with preparing three goals prior to starting the experience. My own personal and professional goals included improving my conceptual leadership skills, learning a new technical skill in the sports management field, and strengthening my communication skills. In an effort to improve my conceptual leadership skills, I wanted to analyze how the Twins successfully achieved cross-departmental collaboration with ha...
The exciting and dynamic nature of today\u27s sport industry has sparked career interest from an eve...
© 2018 Human Kinetics, Inc. In recent years, there has been a significant interest around leadership...
The Cowl - student newspaper of Providence College. Volume 3, Number 33 - March 15, 1989. 24 pages
This experience took place at Target Field with the Minnesota Twins during an 8 week period. My prim...
I completed an eight-week professional sport experience with the Minnesota Twins in Minneapolis, Min...
Participation in student-led sport management clubs can be beneficial for college students who are p...
One thing is certain: It’s not what you know, it’s who knows you. For Boise State students seeking ...
The fun and exciting business of sports entertainment is continuing to grow with sales revenue in th...
Sport management seems like a glamorous career path. Many students believe if they do well in classe...
As a member of the Sport Administration Program at Ball State University, I was required to complete...
Background: The world of sports possesses a lot of knowledge when it comes to leadarship and coachin...
These four assignments are representative samples of my academic work pertaining to two of my sport ...
Sport organizations often utilize mission statements as “road maps” to guide the design and delivery...
When you ask a child what they want to be when they grow up, you will get an endless variety of answ...
Some hospitality firms thrive, because they have effective functional teams (e.g., front of the offi...
The exciting and dynamic nature of today\u27s sport industry has sparked career interest from an eve...
© 2018 Human Kinetics, Inc. In recent years, there has been a significant interest around leadership...
The Cowl - student newspaper of Providence College. Volume 3, Number 33 - March 15, 1989. 24 pages
This experience took place at Target Field with the Minnesota Twins during an 8 week period. My prim...
I completed an eight-week professional sport experience with the Minnesota Twins in Minneapolis, Min...
Participation in student-led sport management clubs can be beneficial for college students who are p...
One thing is certain: It’s not what you know, it’s who knows you. For Boise State students seeking ...
The fun and exciting business of sports entertainment is continuing to grow with sales revenue in th...
Sport management seems like a glamorous career path. Many students believe if they do well in classe...
As a member of the Sport Administration Program at Ball State University, I was required to complete...
Background: The world of sports possesses a lot of knowledge when it comes to leadarship and coachin...
These four assignments are representative samples of my academic work pertaining to two of my sport ...
Sport organizations often utilize mission statements as “road maps” to guide the design and delivery...
When you ask a child what they want to be when they grow up, you will get an endless variety of answ...
Some hospitality firms thrive, because they have effective functional teams (e.g., front of the offi...
The exciting and dynamic nature of today\u27s sport industry has sparked career interest from an eve...
© 2018 Human Kinetics, Inc. In recent years, there has been a significant interest around leadership...
The Cowl - student newspaper of Providence College. Volume 3, Number 33 - March 15, 1989. 24 pages