Sport Management
2016-2017
General Education (43 hrs)
Writing I (3 hrs)
ENGL 1020 Composition I……………………….............. 3
ENGL 1080 Advanced Composition…………………...… 3
Students who earn a grade of C or higher in ENGL 1080 will be
awarded an additional 3 hours of special credit for ENGL 1020
Writing II (3 hrs)
ENGL
CTE
1030 Composition II………………………………. 3
3060 Technical Writing…………...………............. 3
*CIS
Managing Information (2 hrs)
1600 Business Information Management………… 3
*PE
Communications (3)
2472 Communicating Ideas on Sport………...…… 3
Mathematics (3 hrs)**
MATH 1111 College Algebra……………….……………. 3
MATH 1300 Basic Statistics……………………………… 3
MATH 1620 Contemporary Mathematics………………… 3
Additional Course for Knowledge Area II (3 hrs)**
PHYS 1104 Intro to Sciences: Physics…………………… 4
MATH 1215 Mathematics of Decision Making……………3
ANTH 1810 Human Prehistory…………………………… 3
Knowledge Area I
ENGL
ENGL
Literature (3 hrs)**
2205 American Literature 1865 to Present……...… 3
2220 World Masterpieces……………………...……3
ART
COMM
MUS
THEA
1800
3000
1220
2400
Fine Arts (3 hrs)**
Ideas & the Visual Arts……………………... 3
Film Appreciation…………………………... 3
Evolution of Music: Intro to Rock………….. 3
Discovering Theatre………………………… 3
Additional Course for Knowledge Area I (3 hrs)
Literature: choose any second course from area**
OR
Fine Arts: Choose three more hours from area**
OR
Languages: Choose 3 hours**
CD
1401 American Sign Language I……………………3
SPAN 1601 Elementary Spanish I…………………………3
OR
PHIL
WGS
Humanities: choose 3 hours**
1410 Critical Thinking……………………..………3
1050 Women’s Voices……………………..………3
Degree Requirements (50-56 hrs)
Knowledge Area II
Science with Laboratory (4 hrs)**
CHEM 1104 Intro to the Sciences: Chemistry………...……4
BIOL 1007 Plants and Society……………………………4
EASC 1114 Weather & Climate……………………………4
Knowledge Area III
Within the nine hours required in Knowledge Area III, all
students must select a course which fulfills state law
requirement Section 170.011 RSMO Supp (1988). These
course options are marked with a #.
#HIST
#HIST
SM
SM
SM
SM
SM
SM
2100
3300
4200
4210
4220
4300
Intro to Sport Management……………… 3
Leisure & Sport…………………………. 3
Applied Sport Marketing…………………3
Sport & Media……………………………3
Sport Sponsorship & Retention……………
3
Recreational Sport Management………….3
SM
SM
SM
SM
SM
SM
PE
ECON
MGT
4400
4500
4700
4720
4000
4980
4740
2033
3315
Sport Communication…………………….3
Sport Leadership…………………………. 3
Sport Facility Management……………….3
Managing Sport Events………………….. 3
Seminar in Sport Management………....…3
Internship***……………………………...6
Legal Liability in Fit/Well, PE, Rec….…..2
Economic Applications in Sport………… 3
Management of Organizations……………..3
MKT
3405
Marketing Policy…………………………3
Free Choice Electives………………………21-27
Minimum Hours to Graduate………….……. 120
History (3 hrs)**
1350 History of the US to 1877……………….……3
1351 History of the US from 1877…………..…… 3
Social/Behavioral Science (3 hrs)
*ECON 1010 Principles of Macroeconomics……………… 3
Additional course for Knowledge Area III (3 hrs)**
Choose any second course from History
Or**
Choose any second course from Social/Behavioral Sciences**
#POLS 1510 American Government……………………… 3
#POLS 2511 State Government…………………………… 3
OR**
SOC
1830 Social Problems………………………………3
WGS
2000 Race, Class, and Gender…………………… 3
*PE
Engagement (3 hrs)
1206 Fitness for a Global Community…………… 3
* Required general education course for the major
**Sampling of options, for a full list check the catalog or discuss with your Advisor
***Can be repeated
for additional 6 hours of credit
SPORT MANAGEMENT PROGRAM 4-Year Plan 2016-2017 Catalog
Freshman Year - First Semester
CIS 1600 Business Information Management
General Education Requirements
Semester Total
Hrs.
3
12
15
Freshman Year - Second Semester
PE 1206 Fitness for a Global Community
General Education Requirements
Semester Total
Hrs.
3
12
15
Sophomore Year - First Semester
SM 2100 Introduction to Sport Management
PE 2472 Communicating Ideas on Sport
General Education Requirements
Elective
Semester Total
Hrs.
3
3
3
6
15
Sophomore Year - Second Semester
ECON 1010 Principles of Macroeconomics
Gen Education Requirements
Gen Education Requirements (Science with Lab)
Elective
Semester Total
Hrs.
3
3
4
3
13
Junior Year - First Semester
MGT 3315 Management of Organization
SM 4700 Sport Facility Management
SM 3300 Leisure and Sport
MKT 3405 Marketing Policy
Elective
Semester Total
Hrs.
3
3
3
3
3
15
Junior Year - Second Semester
PE 4740 Legal Liability in F/W, PE Settings
SM 4200 Applied Sport Marketing
ECON 2033Econ Applic in Sports
Elective
Semester Total
Hrs.
2
3
3
6
14
Senior Year - First Semester
SM 4210 Sport and Media
SM 4000 Seminar in Sport Management
SM 4300 Recreational Sport Management
SM 4400 Sport Communications
Elective
Semester Total
Hrs.
3
3
3
3
3
15
Senior Year - Second Semester
SM 4500 Sport Leadership
SM 4220 Sport Sponsorship and Retention
SM 4720 Managing Sport Events
Elective
Semester Total
Hrs.
3
3
3
3
12
Senior Year – (Summer) Semester
SM 4980 Internship
DEPARTMENT OF NUTRITION & KINESIOLOGY CHAIR:
 Dr. Dennis Docheff, Morrow 131, Department Chair Interim, (660) 543-4126;
e-mail: [email protected]
SPORT MANAGEMENT FACULTY:
 Dr. Robert Slana, Morrow 133, (660) 543-8932; e-mail: [email protected]
 Dr. Daniel Gerdes, Morrow 135, (660) 543-4732; e-mail: [email protected]
 Dr. Woo-Young Lee, N Morrow 107, (660) 543-8422; e-mail: [email protected]
 Dr. Dae Yeon Kim, Morrow 132, (660) 543-4172; e-mail: [email protected]
 Dr. So Youn Lim, Morrow 134, (660) 543-4781; e-mail: [email protected]
 Dr. Lacole McPherson; e-mail: [email protected]
Semester
Offered
Course
Prefix & #
Course Title
Prerequisite(s)
Legal Liability in
Fitness/Wellness,
Physical Education,
Recreation & Sport
Settings
Introduction to Sport
Management
FA, SP
PE 4740
FA, SP, SU
SM 2100
FA,SP
SM 3300
Leisure and Sport
SM 2100
FA,SP
SM 4200
Applied Sport
Marketing
SM 2100 and
MKT 3405
FA,SP
SM 4210
Sport and Media
SM 2100 and
SM 4200
FA, SP, SU
MGT 3315
Management of
Organizations
60 semester hours of
college credit
FA, SP, SU
MKT 3405
Marketing Policy
60 semester hours of
college credit
FA,SP
SM 4220
Sport Sponsorship
and Retention
SM 2100 and
SM 4200
FA,SP
SM 4300
Recreational Sport
Management
SM 2100 and
SM 3300
FA,SP
SM 4400
Sport
Communication
SM 2100
FA,SP
SM 4500
Sport Leadership
SM 2100
SP,SU
ECON 2033
FA,SP
SM 4700
FA,SP
SM 4720
Managing Sport
Events
FA,SP
SM 4000
Seminar in Sport
Management
FA, SP, SU
SM 4980
Internship
6
Economic
Applications in
Sports
Sport Facility
Management
ECON 1010
SM 2100
SM 2100
Junior or Senior
Status and approval
of instructor
SM 4000 or
SM 4900 & approval
of instructor
5/31/2016