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2009, Volume 2
Latin America Organization in Sport Management

Website: http://www.algede.org/

Since ALGEDE was created we have been contacted by people from various places eager to join the association. It has been incredible the positive reply as it was felt that there was a need to have an organization of this kind in this area of the world. We have been contacted by people from USA, Argentina, Mexico, Spain, Portugal, Brazil, Colombia, and Venezuela. The website is coordinated by Luisa Velez Luisa.Velez@cortland.edu

Activities:

   * A presentation of ALGEDE was conducted at NASSM, May 2009 by Gonzalo Bravo (Vice-President) at the general assembly during the business meeting.

Information:

   * We received the information that in May 2009 was created the ‘Associação Brasileira de Gestão do Esporte’ (Brazilian Association of Sport Management), the president is Dr. Flávia da Cunha Bastos flaviacb@usp.br Universidade de São Paulo. They celebrated  the 3rd National Congress in Sport Management, in São Paulo, 25-27 November.

   * We were also contacted by José Pedro Sarmento <psarmento@fade.up.pt> from Faculdade de Desporto da Universidade do Porto - Portugal, who is president of the ’Associação Portuguesa de Gestores do Desporto’ (Portuguese Association of Sport Managers). Together with Spanish colleagues he created the Iberoamerican Union of Sport Managers 3 years ago. They have indicated  that they have been working to organize an International Alliance of Sport Management (Intercontinental de Gestão do Desporto/ Alianza intercontinental de Gestión del Deporte - AIGD) for 2010  in Maputo,  Mozambique.

Contact: Rosa López de D’Amico Rosa Lopez de D’Amico
Email: rlopezdedamico@yahoo.com
European Association of Sport Management

Website: http://www.easm.net

The membership period 2009-2010 in the world of European Association for Sport Management has begun with a successful conference in Amsterdam. The Amsterdam ArenA provided a magnificent location for listening to interesting presentations as well as meeting professionals, practitioners, students and friends in the area of sport management.

The President of EASM from 2005 to 2009, Berit Skirstad, decided to step down, so the EASM board needed a new leader. Mikel Urdangarin was chosen to fill this position in the General Assembly in Amsterdam. In addition, Herbert Woratschek was selected as the Vice-President. Board members Ria Vanderstraeten and Dimitra Papadimitriou were due to retire, so GA chose Veerle De Bosscher, Hallgeir Gammelsaeter and Jolanta Zysko as new members of the EASM board. We would like to use this opportunity to thank Mrs. Skirstad for her remarkable contributions to EASM, and wish good luck for President Urdangarin and the new board for the years to come.

EASM is eager to welcome all those who are associated and interested in sport management to join the versatile group of EASM members. More information is available on the website http://www.easm.net

To conclude, please save the dates for the next EASM conference in Prague, Czech Republic, in 15-18 September 2010. Go and visit http://www.easm2010.com for inspiration!

Contact: Kari Puronaho, Secretary General
E-mail: kari.puronaho@vierumaki.fi
Phone: +358-40-5867493
EASM Office, Sport Institute of Finland, Kaskelantie 10, 19120 Vierumäki, Finland
North American Society for Sport Management

Website: http://www.nassm.com/

I hope this letter finds you well and enjoying your semester. It was a pleasure seeing many of you at our NASSM conference in South Carolina this past June. Since that time, the NASSM Executive Council has been actively pursuing a number of initiatives. As one example, we have taken steps to make the selection process for our journal editors more democratic and transparent. In following several of the initiatives started by Past-President Ming Li, we are also working on strategies to increase engagement opportunities for all NASSM members who wish to take a more active role in the organization.  This will be complimented by our efforts to make the NASSM Conference more accessible to all persons wishing to attend. Finally, we struck a task force over the summer to examine governance issues within the Society. These represent just a sample of the tasks on which we are working, and as you can tell, we have several irons in the fire. I hope to provide feedback in the coming months.

I also want to take this opportunity to invite you to our annual conference this June in Tampa. There are a number of wonderful activities planned, and the conference promises to include great presentations, lively debate, and wonderful learning opportunities. And, what better place to catch up with colleagues than the beautiful beaches of Tampa, Florida?

Grace and Peace.

George B. Cunningham
President, North American Society for Sport Management
Texas A&M University
Email. gbcunningham@tamu.edu
Sport Management Association of Australia and New Zealand

Website: http://www.griffith.edu.au/school/gbs/tlhs/smaanz/home.html

SMAANZ 2009 Conference. Bond University and the Faculty of Health Sciences and Medicine hosted the 15th annual SMAANZ Conference on the Gold Coast, 26-29 November 2009.

Through this conference, Bond University in partnership with Business GC (the Economic Development Branch of Gold Coast City Council) ran forums and oral presentations aimed at facilitating sustainable sport management practices.

Correspondent: On behalf of the Conference Organising Committee, Popi Sotiriadou
psotiria@bond.edu.au
Asian Association for Sport Management

The Asian Association of Sport Management (AASM) Conference will be held in Taipei 10-13 June 2009.  The theme of the conference was “Benefits Assessments for Sport Industry under the Economic Depression Era”.

Correspondent: Yoshifumi Bizen
Email: y-bizen@akane.waseda.jp
Special Award

Dr. Packianathan Chelladurai received the inaugural Sport Management Scholar Lifetime Achievement Award from the Southern Sport Management Association at its fifth annual conference on April 16th, 2009.
Faculty Movement

Keith Christy took a position at Defiance College (Ohio, USA) as an Assistant Professor and Sport Management Coordinator. Keith spent the last two years at Bowling Green State University as an assistant professor of sport management.

Lesley Ferkins joined the Deakin University, Australia Sport Management program in July  Senior Lecturer. She was previously at Auckland University of Technology.

Pamm Kellett of Deakin University was on sabbatical 2nd half 2009 spending time at the University of Texas at Austin, and also visiting University of Massachusetts.

Nico Schulenkorf, a recent graduate of University Technology Sydney, has joined the sport management program at Auckland University of Technology.

Books/Journals

NEWA new edition (3rd) of Strategic Sport Marketing (Allen & Unwin) was released this year, wth Dan Funk from Griffith University joining David Shilbury, (Deakin), Hans Westerbeek (La Trobe and Shayne Quick (Bond) as a fourth co-author on the text. Understanding the Sport Consumer and Marketing Research have been added.  Sport and the Internet is newly framed and titled Sport and the New Media.

Sport and Policy: Issues and Analysis (ISBN-13: 978-0-7506-8594-8) by Russell Hoye, Matthew Nicholson and Barrie Houlihan is a new book that critically analyses the regulatory role of the state and its impact on sport and the intersections of sport with other areas of government policy. Offering a unique and comprehensive examination of how sport is affected by a range of government policies, each chapter uses an international comparative approach in order to facilitate a broad understanding of sport and policy in a global context. The book includes chapters on the intersection of sport with other (non-sport) policies including member protection, organizational practices, regulation of sport activity, gambling, physical education, the media, physical activity and health, social inclusion and economic development. More information at: http://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/bookdescription.cws_home/716395/description#description

Gil Fried is coming out with a second edition of his Managing Sport Facilities  in January, 2010.  The new edition will come with significant ancillaries such as presentation slides, an instructor guide, and a test bank.  The book is available through Human Kinetics

Title IX: Implications for Women in Sport and Education
Executive producers: Janet Parks (Bowling Green State University), Ketra Armstrong (California State University, Long Beach), Pam Noakes (National Association for Girls and Women in Sport)
Writer/producer: Janet Parks. This product is a 3-disc DVD set produced through a partnership between WBGU-PBS, Bowling Green State University, and the National Association for Girls and Women in Sport. It contains important information that could transform viewers’ understanding of Title IX and will be useful to anyone who teaches about Title IX, conducts research on Title IX, or is simply interested in gender equity.
An annotated table of contents and ordering information are posted at http://www.aahperd.org/nagws/publications/news/titleix_dvd_release.cfm.

John Nauright and Steven Pope. eds., The New Sport Management Reader (Morgantown: Fitness Information Technology, 2009). ISBN: 978-1-935412.

The New Sport Management Reader provides students and scholars with a selection of the state-of-the-art research and new conceptual thinking in the field of sport management by a diverse and prominent group of researchers. It is the first anthology to situate sport management within the broader frameworks of sport sociology and cultural studies, a process already begun in general business studies.


Andy Gillentine and R. Brian Crow, eds., Foundations of Sport Management, Second Edition (Morgantown: Fitness Information Technology, 2009). ISBN: 978-1-885693-94-5.

Updated and expanded, the second edition of Foundations of Sport Management offers a comprehensive introduction to the sport industry. This edition features insights from five new sport management experts, allowing the reader to learn from twenty-four of the leading scholars in sport management today. The editors and contributors provide the most up-to-date information available on the skills and knowledge needed for a career in sport management in a reader-friendly format.

New to the second edition:

   * Trend-setting managerial strategies
   * Expanded examination of new media in sport
   * Examination of current economic and financial strategies in sport
   * Expanded discussion of the benefits of a sport management internship
   * Exploration of entrepreneurial opportunities in the sport industry

Web: http://www.fitinfotech.com
New Initiatives

Arbeitskreis Sportökonomie e.V. (The German-Speaking Association for Sport Economics and Sport Management) 14th Annual Meeting in Saarbruecken, Germany 7-8 May 2010. The
Theme is "European sport models: Similarities and differences from an internationally comparative perspective".
See - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saarbr%C3%BCcken
Deadline for abstract submission is December 15, 2009.

Arbeitskreis Sportökonomie e.V. will also host a PHD STUDENTS’ WORKSHOP
for young academics in the field of sport economics and sport management Saarbruecken, Germany, 6-7 May 2010. International PhD students are most welcome! (working language for those presenters is English)

DEADLINE for abstract submission: March 31, 2010
Contact: Markus Kurscheidt
Ruhr-Universität Bochum | Ruhr-University Bochum Fakultät für Sportwiss. | School of Sport Science Sportmanagement | Department of Sport Management D-44780 Bochum, GERMANY
Telephone:  +49 (0) 234 32 23781
Fax:  +49 (0) 234 32 14246
http://rub.de/spomanagement

2010 Scholarly Conference on College Sport to be Held at University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill (USA)l from 21-23 April  2010.
The theme is  Issues in College Sport Symposium, with a keynote speaker and three panels discussing college-sport issues. Symposium panel topics include: “One and Done: What is the Effect of the NBA’s Age Limit Rule on the College Game?”, “Ethics of Elimination: Will Broad-Based Athletic Departments Survive?” and “Thou Shalt Not Tweet: Athletes’ Social Networking Legal Rights vs. Institutional Control.” In addition to the day-long symposium, the Scholarly Conference on College Sport will include two days of original research presentations from college-sport scholars from across the United States.

   * For more information, including event times, locations and speaker announcements, please check http://www.csriconference.org for regular updates.

Founded in 2007, the College Sport Research Institute’s mission is to encourage and support cross-disciplinary, collaborative college-sport research; serve as a consortium for college-sport researchers from across the United States; and disseminate research results to academics, college-sport practitioners, and the general public.
Contact: Elbert Hairston  hairstoe@email.unc.edu
http://www.csriconference.org

Call for Abstracts - Sport Tourism Symposium 2010 World Leisure Congress
28 August - 2 September 2010, Gangwon National University Chun Cheon City, Korea

Leisure sport tourism participation, sport event tourism, and nostalgia sport tourism present opportunities and challenges for planners, host cities and countries, sport marketers and tourism suppliers..

Miklos Banhidi, University of Western Hungary, and Douglas Michele Turco, Drexel University, are coordinating the 2010 World Leisure Sport Tourism Symposium. To participate, please submit an abstract (400 words maximum) and a one page curriculum vitae by 15 December 2009 via electronic mail to Douglas Michele Turco, E:
douglas.turco@drexel.edu. The official language for abstracts and the Symposium is English. Website:  www.worldleisure2010.org.

Call for Abstracts: In celebration of the inaugural 2010 Youth Olympic Games, the National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, is organising the III International Conference of Physical Education and Sports Science (ICPESS 2010). The Organising Committee of the ICPESS 2010 cordially invites abstracts for oral or poster presentation. The deadline for abstract submission for the ICPESS 2010 is on 15 December 2009. Submission received after this date will not be accepted or reviewed. If you have any question regarding your abstract submission, please contact the conference secretariat at icpess2010@nie.edu.sg.
Website:  http://www.nie.edu.sg/icpess2010/main.html

Call for Papers “Sports Management: Current Trends and Future Developments”
Special Issue, Thunderbird International Business Review. Sports management is a global industry that affects many different segments of business. The sport industry is amongst the world’s largest industries and places importance on business relationships in order to maintain its competitiveness. The changing business environment has meant that businesses involved in sport need to constantly change and innovate in order to compete better. As sport has a global appeal it is particularly important in today’s global economy. The aim of this special issue is to highlight the current trends that are occurring in sports and how these will affect the future development of sports worldwide. Submission Guidelines: Contributors are strongly encouraged to consult TIBR submission guidelines.  Papers should be submitted to the guest editor by March 30, 2010.
Contact: Vanessa Ratten, Duquesne University (USA)
Email: vanessaratten@gmail.com

New edition of Sport Management: Principles and Applications (Hoye, Smith, Nicholson, Stewart & Westerbeek) published by Elsevier: Butterworth-Heinemann. ISBN: 978-0-7506-8755-3. The second edition includes new case material and examples from Europe and Asia-Pacific as well as two new chapters on Financial Management and Sport Marketing. New case studies in every chapter illustrate practical insights into the industry.
Webpage: http://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/bookdescription.cws_home/717183/description#description

Call for Abstracts: Second International Videoconference on Sport Tourism Research
Tuesday 18 May 2010 15:00-17:00 CET; 09:00-11:00 EST
A research presentation abstract is required for participation in the videoconference. Please send a 500-word (maximum) presentation abstract in (MS Word) to Douglas Michele Turco by 31 March 2010.

Videoconference themes include but are not limited to:

   * Sport tourism for persons with disabilities
   * Nostalgia-based sport tourism
   * Multi-sport and single sport event impact comparisons
   * Elite and leisure sport tourist profiles
   * International comparisons of event sport tourists
   * Destination image and brand assessments
   * Sport event legacy
   * Sport tourist group behaviours

About the i-Team Videoconference: There is no cost to participate in the Second International Sport Tourism Research Videoconference, though registration is required. Contact Cory Schmitt at E: cas326@drexel.edu for details on videoconference connectivity. Conference proceedings will be archived and available for download from the conference website.

About the i-Team
The International Sport Tourism co-Laboratory (i-Team) is an international network of scholars seeking to advance sport and tourism education and practice through the creation and dissemination of knowledge. i-Team’s theme, One World One Team, is a play on the Beijing Olympic Games slogan, One World One Team, and signifies its global, collaborative approach to sport tourism research and education. i-Team International Sport Tourism Research Videoconference Scientific Committee: Kamilla Swart, South Africa; Jorge Soares, Portugal;  Mihaela Dinu, Romania; Chin-hsung Kao, Taiwan; Geoff Dickson, New Zealand;  Dimitra Papadimitrou, Greece; Miklos Banhidi, Hungary; Sten Soderman, Sweden.

Contact: Douglas Turco at  douglas.turco@drexel.edu

Summer 2010 classes to Australia, South Africa for the World Cup as well as Europe & the UAE, specifically Abu Dhabi & Dubai. Two classes are arranged to Australia in 2010 with Wingate University, NC, USA, and Saint Leo University, FL, USA. We also have a class set up with George Mason University to South Africa for the World Cup.

Contact: Craig Douglass, All Aussie Travel & Sports Travel Academy
Telephone:1-919-465-2320
craig@allaussietravel.com
www.allaussietravel.com
www.sportstravelacademy.com (coming soon)

George Mason University (USA) has established The Academy of International Sport directed by John Nauright. The Academy runs programs in international sport management for American students to study abroad and for international students to study a program entitled "The American Model of Sport". The Summer 2010 program will take American students to South Africa for the World Cup from June 15 to July 5. For more information on the Academy Contact: John Nauright at jnaurigh@gmu.edu.

2010 American Marketing Association Annual Conference, 13-16 August in Boston, MA, USA.

CALL FOR PAPERS: Sport Marketing Track - This track focuses on sports marketing and its unique nature and components. We invite research on marketing of any product or service through a connection to sports (e.g., sponsorship, ambush marketing, licensing, trademark protection, reality marketing, the rub-off effect, celebrity endorsements and match-up), marketing sports to consumers (e.g., fan behavior, social identity, promotion, basking in reflected glory, facility effects, technology issues, sports and social media), marketing sports to sports participants (e.g., participation trends, action sports, extreme sports), and the broader role of sports in society (e.g., economic impact of sports, tourism, violence, sports talk, physical and mental well-being). Both conceptual and empirical works are welcome; we also welcome qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-method research approaches.

The deadline for all papers and proposals is January 14, 2010. To submit, go to:
http://convention2.allacademic.com/one/ama/summer10

Contact: Lynn Kahle, University of Oregon lkahle@uoregon.edu and Steve McKelvey
University of Massachusetts mckelvey@som.umass.edu

The Ohio University (USA) Center for Sports Administration is proud to announce the inaugural OHIO Sports Business Academy to be held 18-25 July 2010. This week-long Academy developed for high school juniors and seniors and incoming college freshmen will provide a knowledge base from which future leaders can begin their journey through the ever-changing world of sports. Academy participants will partake in a full academic course load, including classroom discussions with top professors and industry executives, participation in practical work experience, and trips to athletic facilities. Participants are eligible for three (3) college credits.
For more information  visit www.sportsad.ohio.edu/sportsbusinessacademy or email questions to sportsbizacademy@ohio.edu

Call for papers for a special issue of the Sport Marketing Quarterly on the topic of sales force management in sport. The purpose of the special issue is to advance the body of knowledge in the area of sales force management as it relates to sport properties including teams, events, agencies and the like.  Manuscripts based on conceptual, philosophical, and empirical inquiry will be considered for publication and may address a wide range of issues including but not limited to:

   * sales force recruiting, training, assessment, and promotion,
   * sport product buyer-seller relationships,
   * technology in sport sales,
   * sales leadership in the sport marketplace,
   * sales force design and structure (e.g. use of sales teams),
   * interface of sales and marketing within sport properties,
   * sport property sales-oriented alliances and partnerships (e.g. co-opts, outsourcing),
   * customer-relationship management within the sport context,
   * managing sales in the sport marketplace.

In preparing manuscripts for publication authors should follow the guidelines in the most current Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association also refer to http://www.fitinfotech.com/smqEletricVersion/SMQSubmissionGuidelines.pdf or a recent SMQ issue.  All articles must be preceded by an abstract of no more that 150 words.  Manuscripts should not exceed 25 manuscript pages including all tables, figure captions, and footnotes.  Reference citations in the text must be accurate concerning dates of publication and spelling of author names, and they must cross-check with those in the reference list.  Copies of manuscripts are not returned to the authors.  Copyright for all published articles will be held by FIT.Deadline for Manuscript Submission is 1 June 2010. All manuscripts must be submitted in electronic format (MS Word or .rtf format) to:  rirwin@memphis.edu or wsutton@bus.ucf.edu

Emerald (http://www.emeraldinsight.com/) will begin publishing a new sport business journal  in 2011.
The publication will be entitled: Sport, Business and Management: An International Journal.
The objectives of the journal will be:

   * To provide an outlet for high quality research, insight and opinion in the linked and related areas of sport, business and management
   * To provide an outlet for high quality research, insight and opinion written by researchers predominantly working in business and management schools
   * To examine sport from a business and managerial perspective
   * To advance understanding of sport, business and management
   * To enhance the academic study and the practice of business and management in and around sport
   * To provide opportunities for exploring the latest developments, challenges, issues and thinking in sport e.g. from the perspective of a team, a club or a governing body
   * To provide opportunities for exploring the latest developments, challenges, issues and thinking related to sport e.g. from the perspective of a broadcaster, a sponsor, a government department
   * To deliver sport business management research that is based on perceived need, robust foundations and strong methodologies
   * To deliver sport business management research that is credible, meaningful and scientifically rigorous

Contact: Simon Chadwick, Editor – Sport, Business and Management: An International Journal
Director of Centre for the International Business of Sport (CIBS), Coventry University Business School, UK

The Institute of Sport Economics and Sport Management at the German Sport University Cologne has implemented a Master’s degree in Sport Management taught in English language. The degree program is highly research oriented. Therefore the targets are (1) to establish a sound expertise based on current research problems, (2) to develop methodological and analytical competencies leading to a self-dependent amelioration of scientific knowledge focusing on research methods and strategies, and (3) to attain key competencies for professional business with a central focus on international cooperation. This course is designed for academics, students and practitioners working in the field of sport management who want to gain new theoretical, methodological, and practical skills to understand, and deal with, the changing industry in international sports business.
Contact: Kirstin Hallmann, German Sport University Cologne, Institute of Sport Economics and Sport Management
Email: k.hallmann@dshs-koeln.de
Website: www.dshs-koeln.de/sportmanagement

Professor Ho Bin, a sport management professor from Wuhan Normal University in China is spending the year at the University of New Haven and is available for guest lectures from those who would like to examine sport facility management in China.  Professor Ho Bin also  specializes in sports marketing in China and running sport lotteries to raise revenue.  To schedule an appearance please contact Gil Fried at (203) 932-7081 or gfried@newhaven.edu
The University of New Haven is working with the Jewish Community Center Association to develop an internship program to help leverage sport management students from various universities to help JCC’s throughout North America.  There are currently 11 openings for interns throughout the US and more are added on a regular basis.  For additional information on sites willing to host a sport management student please do not hesitate to contact  Gil Fried at (203) 932-7081 or gfried@newhaven.edu
Conferences

Sport Sales Combine.  NYC (hosted by Madison Square Garden, 15-17 January 2010), Orlando (hosted by the Orlando Magic, 5-7 February 2010), Phoenix (hosted by the Phoenix Suns, 25-27 February 2010), and Chicago (hosted by the Chicago Fire, April).   As more sales courses are added to curriculums, involvement may provide helpful training ideas.  Registration is waived for faculty.

Contact: Richard L. Irwin, Bureau of Sport & Leisure Commerce, University of Memphis
Telephone: 1-901- 678-3476
Website: http://www.sportsalescombine.com

The Sport Marketing Association’s 8th Annual conference will be hosted by the University of Southern Mississippi in New Orleans, Louisiana on 26 – 29 October 2010.
Contact: Daniel Drane [dan.drane@usm.edu]

If you have suggestions or comments to enhance the GSMN, please contact Jim Thoma, Global Sport Management News, Mount Union College, Alliance, Ohio 44601, USA.
E-mail: thomaje@muc.edu
Website: http://www.muc.edu/pe/global.html

Publisher: James Thoma
Lay-out: Diane Thomas

We wish to thank Mount Union College for its production assistance with the Global Sport Management News.

http://www2.muc.edu/Academics/academic_programs/sport_business/global_sport_management_news.aspx

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