Conference Program
2010 Scholarly Conference on College Sport
Friday April 23, 2010
Scholarly Conference on College Sport Day 2
7:30 AM - 9:30 AM Awards Breakfast
Bridging the Gap Speaker: Craig Thompson, Commisioner, Mountain West Conference
9:30 AM - 9:45 AM CSRI Case Study Competition Awards Ceremony
9:45 AM - 10:10 AM College Sport Research Institute - Adjusted Graduation Gap (AGG)
Richard M. Southall, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, E. Woodrow Eckard, University of Colorado at Denver, & Hunter Culbertson, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
10:20 AM - 10:50 AM Session 13: Academic Presentations
Analysis of Yearly National Collegiate Athletic Association Team Eligibility Meetings Documents
Richard M. Southall, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, & Mark S. Nagel, University of South Carolina. Abstract | Slides
A conceptual model for student-athlete's choice of institution based on recruiting tactics utilized by Division I men's basketball and football coaches
Chad Seifried, Louisiana State University. Abstract | Slides
Division I Strength and Conditioning Facilities: Another Weapon in the Facility Arms Race?
Lawrence Judge, Ball State University, & Jeffrey Petersen, Baylor University. Abstract | Slides
Coaches-in-Waiting or Lawsuits in Waiting? College Football Hiring Practices
Joel Cormier & Colleen Colles, Nichols College Slides
An Element of Freedom: Black Female Collegiate Athlete Experiences in a Culturally Relevant Leadership Program
Akilah Carter, Texas A&M University. Abstract
10:55 AM - 11:25 AM Session 14: Academic Presentations
Applying the Rooney Rule to College Sports: Civil Rights Improvements or Impediment?
Julian MacMillan, Eric Schwarz, Faculty Advisor, Saint Leo University. Abstract | Slides
Reaching the Fan through Social Networking Sites: An Exploratory Study in College Sports
Mya Pronschinske, Dan Vollert, & Matt Walker, University of Florida. Abstract
Of Orange Pride and Prejudice: An Examination of Host/Hostess Groups in College Recruiting
Sue Christianson, Kelley Hubbell, Celeste Lee, Ellen O'Brien, & Ellen Staurowsky, Ithaca College. Abstract | Slides
Factors Influencing the College Selection Process at the Football Championship Subdivision
Lori L. Braa & Katherine A. Burakowski, University of Northern Colorado. Abstract | Slides
Paying for Wins: An Examination of Football Non-Conference Game Scheduling by BCS Schools, 1994-2009
Brittany F. Pair, Christian S. Moore, & Stephen W. Dittmore, University of Arkansas. Abstracts | Slides
11:30 AM - 12:00 PM Session 15: Academic Presentations
The National Letter of Intent: A Contract Analysis
Linda Sharp, University of Northern Colorado, & Anastasios Kaburakis, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. Abstract | Slides
Qualitative Analysis of International Student-Athlete Perspectives on Recruitment and Transitioning into American College Sport
David Pierce, & Brad Meadows, Ball State University & Nels Popp, Illinois State University. Abstract | Slides
Memo of Understanding vs. Comprehensive Contract: Best Practices in Signing College Coaches
David O'Brien, Drexel University, Timothy J. O'Brien, & Vickie Sarfo-Kantanka, Libby O'Brien Kingsley, LLC. Abstract | Slides
Voting to Raise Student Fees: Examining Undergraduate Student's Decisions to Fund an Athletic Complex
Amanda Paule, Tiffany Sotet, Hannah Archer, & Jason Baxter, Bowling Green State University. Abstract | Slides
Development of an Instrument to Measure Spectator Aggression
Andy Rudd, Florida State University. Abstract
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM Lunch Break
1:30 PM - 2:35 PM Session 16: Panel Presentations/Roundtables
What is the best way to get at the core of the apple regarding College Sports Reform?
Moderator: David Ridpath, Ohio University
Panelists:
- Richard Vedder, Professor Emeritus, Ohio University and Director of the Center for College Affordability and Accountability
- Matt Denhart, Student, Ohio University, Center for Colllege Affordability and Accountability
- Terry Holland, AD, East Carolina University
Draft Eligibility Requirements and Which Professional Sport Works Best?
Moderator: Criag Esherick, George Mason University
Panelists:
- Dr. Robert Baker, George Mason University
- Mr. Bob Boland, New York University
- Mr. Wayne McDonnel, New York University
Examining the APR
Moderator: Richard M. Southall, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Panelists:
- Gerry Gurney, University of Oklahoma
- Ricky Lefft, University of South Carolina
- Carrie Leger, North Carolina State University
- Mark S. Nagel, University of South Carolina
- Robert Mercer, Director of Academic Support, University of North Carolina
2:45 PM - 3:05 PM Session 17: Academic Presentations
The Impact of Organizational Culture on the Graduation Rates of HBCU Athletes
Ralph Charlton, Hampton University. Abstract | Slides
Along Ethnic Lines: A Quantitative Analysis of Football Athletes' Interest in Coaching as a Career
Laura Bernhard (Richard M. Southall, Faculty Advisor), The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Abstract | Slides
Recovery Marketing for College Sports Programs: Restoring the Image of Intercollegiate Athletics after Negative Scenarios
Eric Schwarz, Saint Leo University. Abstract | Slides
True Economic Impact of a Regional NCAA Division-I University's Fall Sport Teams
Stefanini, L., Vanover, S., Smart, R., Parson, K., Armstrong, C., Salazar, W., & Chen, S., Morehead State University. Abstract | Slides
Measuring sponsorship effects in intercollegiate sport: A comparison of Nike and Adidas
Sanghak, Lee, & Paul Pedersen, Indiana University. Abstract | Slides
3:05 PM - 3:20 PM Afternoon Break
3:20 PM - 3:50 PM Session 18: Academic Presentations
American Outsourcing Idol: A Teaching-Related Session on Sports Marketing and Sales in Intercollegiate Athletics
Robert Zullo, James Madison University. Abstract
Using Service Learning To Unite Your College's Mission Statement and Strategic Goals
Peter Han, Mark A. Dodds, & Matthew Seyfried, SUNY-Cortland. Abstract
Athlete Recruitments in the New Decade: The Influence of Social Media on College Sports
Adam Miller, & Alan La Fleur, Eric Schwarz, Faculty Advisor, Saint Leo University. Abstract | Slides
Experience Satisfaction of International Student-Athletes in the NCAA
Sylvia Trendafilova, Seungmo Kim, & Rob Hardin, University of Tennessee at Knoxville. Abstract
Going Big Tim: Binghamton University and the Quest for Division I Basketball Glory
Ellen Staurowsky, Ithaca College, & Jason Lanter, Kutztown University. Abstract | Slides
3:55 PM - 4:25 PM Session 19: Academic Presentations
College Sports Programming on the American Forces Network: A Content Analysis of the Coverage of Intercollegiate Athletics Presented to U.S. Military and Mission Audiences Abroad
Kevin Keenan, American University in Cairo. Abstract
Does Division I College Athletics Need the NFL's Rooney Rule?
Daniel D. Kelly, DeSales University, Donna L. Pastore, Samuel R. Hodge, Ohio State University, & Chad Seifried, Louisiana State University. Abstract
Transformational Leadership of Change: Success Through Valuing Relationships
Jon Welty Peachey, Texas A&M University. Abstract | Slides
Made to be Broken: The Movement College Coaches Despite and Because of Contracts
Bob Boland, New York University. Slides
Uncovering Best Practices in Freshman Student-Athlete Development Programming: An Integrated Research Review of the First-Year Experience in Higher Education
Kristina Meissen, University of Wisconsin at Madison. Abstract | Slides
4:30 PM - 5:00 PM Session 20: Academic Presentations
Varsity-Life: An Ethnographic Study of Athletic, Academic, and Social Pressures on Division I Varsity Football Players
Morgan Randall, Richard M. Southall, Faculty Advisor, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Abstract
Predicting the Future of Licensing Student-Athletes' Likenesses after Keller and O'Bannon
John Grady, & Sam Arthur, University of South Carolina. Abstract | Slides
NSAID Use and Overuse Among Student-Athletes: How Much is Too Much?
Aundrea Lyons, June Javier, & Caroline Faminigba, Hampton University. Abstract | Slides
Made to be Broken: The Movement College Coaches Despite and Because of Contracts
Bob Boland, New York University. Slides
5:05 PM - 5:35 PM Session 21: Academic Presentations
Division I-A Football Scheduling as a Revenue Stream and Publicity Tool
Robert Zullo, James Madison University
Understanding the Commonality of Roster Turnover on NCAA Men's Basketball Teams
Darren Hill, & Catherine Mitchell, Richard M. Southall, Faculty Advisor, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Abstract | Slides
Transition Experiences out of Intercollegiate Athletics: A Meta-Synthesis
Rhema Fuller, University of Connecticut. Abstract | Slides
Consumer Perspectives of Collegiate Athletic Facility Naming Rights Sponsorship:
Examining a Conceptual Model
Kuan-Chou Chen, University of Florida. Abstract | Slides