The growth of sport management programs housed in (or with formal curriculum-based ties to) a school of business indicates more academic institutions are reconsidering sport management as a business-oriented field. Thus, research is necessary regarding benchmarking information on the state of these academic programs. The purpose of this study is to explore trends on administration, housing, accreditation, faculty performance indicators and research requirements, as well as salaries for faculty and alumni of such programs. Data were submitted by 74 department chairs and program directors employed in U.S. business schools featuring sport management programs. Results indicate that the majority of sport business programs are part of an interdisciplinary department; COSMA accreditation is largely viewed as redundant; and, depending on business schools’ accreditation, variability exists concerning faculty performance measures and research impact, as well as faculty and alumni salaries. These findings suggest considerable progress of sport management programs within business schools.
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U.S. Sport Management Programs in Business Schools: Trends and Key Issues
Noni Zaharia, Anastasios Kaburakis, and David Pierce
Knowledge Translation Practices, Enablers, and Constraints: Bridging the Research–Practice Divide in Sport Management
Hebe Schaillée, Ramón Spaaij, Ruth Jeanes, and Marc Theeboom
research translate to tangible national benefits. Academics are thus asked to focus not merely on academic impact, understood as the intellectual contribution to the field of study, but also to demonstrate wider research impact, which can be defined as the demonstrable contribution that research makes to
Shaping Policy and Practice: Analyzing the Reach of Highly Cited and High Altmetrics Publications for Broader Impact on Physical Activity
Andrea Ramírez Varela, Natalicio Serrano, Juliana Mejía Grueso, Anita Nguyen, Deborah Salvo, Ross C. Brownson, Adrian Bauman, Rodrigo Reis, Pedro Hallal, and Michael Pratt
communication (eg, sharing research findings with stakeholders and wider audiences beyond publishing peer-reviewed manuscripts), and impacts of PA research on policy and practice (eg, characterization of research impact). We also included questions of facilitators and barriers of research dissemination as well
Preparing a High-Quality and Impactful Sport Science Manuscript
David Pyne
Research impact can be defined in the context of sports performance and physiology as the contribution to both the research/academic (knowledge discovery) and sporting (real-world application) communities. Practical application has always been a hallmark of the International Journal of Sports
A Survey of Applied Impact of Literature in Sport Psychology
Andrew P. Friesen
community is lacking an empirical account of what practitioners believe to have been the most impactful scholarly writings to their applied practice. Measuring research impact has been a trending topic for the past few decades, particularly in higher education institutions. Although a full explanation of
Factories, Movies, and Sport Science
Shona L. Halson and David T. Martin
professor employed. 7 As a footnote, many talented sport scientists working in universities have made the decision to end research focused on elite sport to improve research impact, citations, and job security. As the industry of sport science transitions into smaller collaborative teams of specialists
Evidence-Informed Recommendations for Community-Based Organizations Developing Physical Activity Information Targeting Families of Children and Youth With Disabilities
Rebecca Bassett-Gunter, Jennifer Tomasone, Amy Latimer-Cheung, Kelly Arbour-Nicitopoulos, Katerina Disimino, Victoria Larocca, Lauren Tristani, Kathleen Martin Ginis, Jennifer Leo, Leigh Vanderloo, Dave Sora, and Archie Allison
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Coaches’ and Researchers’ Perceptions of the Factors That Influence Knowledge Translation for Coaching in Portugal and Brazil
Fernando Santos, Marta Ferreira, and Nicholas L. Holt
( Gould, 2016 ). Providing more funding opportunities for knowledge translation research could help address this structural issue, as could recognizing the impact of research beyond traditional academic publishing measures. For instance, Research Impact Canada ( http://researchimpact.ca/ ; Martindale
Girls, Women, and Female Athletes in Sport Psychology: A Decade-Long Review of the Literature
Alex Murata, Cailie S. McGuire, Madison Robertson, Mia KurtzFavero, Jennifer T. Coletti, Philip B. Simpson, Ella Pierone, Luc J. Martin, and Jean Côté
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The Biomechanics Research and Innovation Challenge: Development, Implementation, Uptake, and Reflections on the Inaugural Program
Celeste E. Coltman, Martina Barzan, Manuela Besomi, Victoria Brackley, Jaquelin A. Bousie, Julie Choisne, Laura E. Diamond, Taylor J.M. Dick, Nicole D’Souza, Samantha Fien, Alycia Fong Yan, Sheridan A. Gho, Alexandra Giraldo-Pedroza, Laura A. Hutchinson, Laura V. Hutchison, Crystal O. Kean, Maddison M. Kirk, Amy Lewis, Jayishini N. Maharaj, Nina Maher, Kerry J. Mann, Suzanne Martin, Karen J. Mickle, Azadeh Nasseri, Isobel H. Oon, Rory Purdie, Shayan L. Quinlan, Ceridwen R. Radcliffe, Suzanne J. Snodgrass, Siddharth Verma, and Michelle Hall
There is a notable systematic absence of women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) narratives. This absence is despite overwhelming evidence supporting the far-reaching benefits of gender diversity, ranging from research impact 1 to economic growth. 2 , 3 In Australia