Scrutiny of intercollegiate athletics has intensified in recent years. Yet previous studies about the experience of student-athletes show that participation in intercollegiate sports has little influence on desirable outcomes of college. This study compares the engagement of student-athletes with those of non-athletes in effective educational practices. Contrary to many reports in the popular media, the findings from this study indicate that, on balance, student-athletes across a large number of colleges and universities do not differ greatly from their peers in terms of their participation in effective educational practices. In most instances, when differences do exist, they favor athletes. 2
Access restricted to the OSU CommunityIntercollegiate athletics have been placed under intense scrut...
College sport is a uniquely American phenomenon in which participants must split their time, energy,...
If intercollegiate athletics are to be recognized as a part of the educational program, they must re...
A continued debate persists over the place of sport within institutions of higher education. Propone...
NCAA data indicates that Division III student-athletes are graduating at higher rates than their non...
Intellectual and life-skill benefits of collegiate athletics participation have been doc-umented in ...
Collegiate athletics play a tremendous role in the average student’s life on campus, whether it be a...
This research project examines how being a part of an organized, high-level sport in college can aff...
Student-athletes have the opportunity for significant development that can enhance their undergradua...
There is growing concern over the academic performance of student athletes in today’s institutions o...
Intercollegiate student - athletes in the United States are in an unusual position as both students ...
UnrestrictedThe effect of intercollegiate athletic participation has received considerable attention...
Abstract: Academic practitioners have promoted the idea of high impact practices (HIPs) in higher ed...
Undergraduate research (UR) opportunities are important for college students to engage in areas of i...
The purpose of the study was to investigate and report the relationship of intercollegiate sport par...
Access restricted to the OSU CommunityIntercollegiate athletics have been placed under intense scrut...
College sport is a uniquely American phenomenon in which participants must split their time, energy,...
If intercollegiate athletics are to be recognized as a part of the educational program, they must re...
A continued debate persists over the place of sport within institutions of higher education. Propone...
NCAA data indicates that Division III student-athletes are graduating at higher rates than their non...
Intellectual and life-skill benefits of collegiate athletics participation have been doc-umented in ...
Collegiate athletics play a tremendous role in the average student’s life on campus, whether it be a...
This research project examines how being a part of an organized, high-level sport in college can aff...
Student-athletes have the opportunity for significant development that can enhance their undergradua...
There is growing concern over the academic performance of student athletes in today’s institutions o...
Intercollegiate student - athletes in the United States are in an unusual position as both students ...
UnrestrictedThe effect of intercollegiate athletic participation has received considerable attention...
Abstract: Academic practitioners have promoted the idea of high impact practices (HIPs) in higher ed...
Undergraduate research (UR) opportunities are important for college students to engage in areas of i...
The purpose of the study was to investigate and report the relationship of intercollegiate sport par...
Access restricted to the OSU CommunityIntercollegiate athletics have been placed under intense scrut...
College sport is a uniquely American phenomenon in which participants must split their time, energy,...
If intercollegiate athletics are to be recognized as a part of the educational program, they must re...