Sport Management, B.S. Student Learning Outcomes

Student Learning Outcomes and Proposed Methods for Collecting Data (from Assessment Plan)

Sport Management Content Knowledge: Apply management, leadership, and organizational concepts, principles, and theories in directing a sport organization.
Applied and Theoretical Sport Management Principles: Understand the extent to which relevant managerial, marketing, public relations, and financial are applicable to the various facets of sport management theory and practice.
Legal Aspects and Ethical Practices: Understand, apply, and analyze legal and ethical concepts related to sport.
Psychosocial Aspects of Sport: Develop an understanding of and an appreciation for the psychosocial dimensions of sport and sport management practice.
Current and Timely Issues in Sport: Identify and analyze the current issues and problems. facing sport.
Critical Thinking in Sport: Develop critical thinking skills, particularly as they are relevant to successful sport management practice.
Communication Skills in Sport: Advance oral, written, and interpersonal communication skills. as necessary for successful sport management practice.
Applied and Practical Knowledge: Develop and acquire applied professional knowledge, skills, and competencies in practical sport organizational settings.

Internship Site Supervisor Evaluation (1,2,5,6,7,8)
Course‐Related Evidence (1‐8)
Program Advisory Board (1‐8)
Exit Interviews (1, 2, 3, 4, 8)
Alumni Survey (1‐8)

AAE updated May 2019

Accreditation, Assessment and Evaluation
Swen Parson 316
aae@niu.edu