Organizational capacity posits that both resource acquisition and deployment play a role in
fully realizing an organization's mission. If they do not, capacity arguments suggest that the …

Academic institutions across the country have and will continue to spend billions of dollars
annually on facilities to recruit and retain their athletes. However, most facility research in …

COVID-19 has impacted the sport industry across all contexts, including intercollegiate
athletics. Specifically, research has found that the Collegiate Sport Addition Process (CSAP) …

Athletic identity (AI) can be defined as how an individual perceives themselves as an athlete.
Although there are many resources for athletes when it comes to physical health, resources …

The purpose of this study was to examine changes to the budgets of women's athletics,
men's basketball, and football when an NCAA Division I intercollegiate men's team was …

Enrollment levels and retention rates are two institutional factors that have seen a decline in
the last five years and more. Previous research has documented the decline attributed to …

This dissertation seeks to introduce financial modernization as a distinct subcategory of
modernization and present practical applications for sport managers. Modernization …

The purpose of this thesis is to investigate the differences in media coverage through articles
published by national, regional, and student media outlets in the context of the 2024 ACC …

Stephen G. Katsinas, F. King Alexander, Nathaniel J. Bray, and Noel E. Keeney introduction
In 1989 the original Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics was formed to provide …

The purpose of this study is to understand the decision-making process athletic directors use
when allocating funds within an athletic department. The research is intended to identify the …