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The Sport Management Case Studies Repository contains information on 1723 resources for using the case study method to teach sport management concepts. If you know precisely what you are looking for, you can use the keyword search feature in the left column. If you would like to browse the repository, the menu across the top allows for the specification of sources , industry segments , content areas , global contexts , and years .

This Repository serves as a centralized resource for finding case study material. You are still responsible for the purchase or licensing of the material, as required by the author and publisher of the cases.

If you are aware of any omissions or errors in this information, feel free to contact Dr. Jess Dixon with the details. If you encounter any problems with the use of the search interface, you may contact Dr. Orland Hoeber.

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Case Studies in Sport Management (CSSM) is a peer-reviewed journal focusing on the publication of teaching case studies related to the sport management discipline. It is the Official Case Study Journal of the Commission on Sport Management Accreditation (COSMA). The purpose of Case Studies in Sport Management is to enhance pedagogy in the discipline through the dissemination of teaching cases across varied topics consistent with the COSMA Common Professional Component topical areas, including sport management, marketing, finance, and law. The journal is continually updated with new cases as they are accepted and published through the refereed review process, thereby providing users with new content related to the ever-evolving sport industry. Log in to myRedDragon and then click on this LINK to access.

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Three Journals Where You Are Likely to Find Case Studies

• Case Studies in Sport Management (Likeliest choice - all this journal has are Case Studies)
• Journal of Sport and Social Issues (May contain articles, book reviews, and other information besides Case Studies)
• Journal of Sport Management (May contain articles, book reviews, and other information besides Case Studies)

Step 1: The easiest way to access these journals is via SRU's Discovery Search. ( http://www.sru.edu/discovery ) Login to Discovery using the button in the top right corner. Use your SRU Username and Password.

Step 2: On the drop down menu to the right of the search bar, change “Discovery” to “Library Catalog”

Step 3: Enter the journal name in the search bar as it appears above.

Step 4: Your journal should appear as the top result or among the top results. Click on the journal’s title or on Online Access below it.

Step 5: Scroll down to the section under “View It”. You should have a database, or several databases to choose from.

Step 6: Select a database. Depending on the database selected, you will either have full text access to the journal or you may have indexed access to the journal, meaning you have summaries of the articles in the journal but not the articles themselves. If you only have indexed access, try one of the other databases listed – or you may have to use interlibrary loan to retrieve the articles. (Note that you should not need to use Interlibrary Loan at all for Case Studies in Sport Management . You may need to use it for very recent or very old articles in the Journal of Sport and Social Issues or the Journal of Sport Management . If you need help using Interlibrary Loan, refer to the tutorials here ( http://sru.libguides.com/videos ) or contact your librarian (see below).

Note: If you are off-campus, there may be an additional step between clicking on the database where you have to pass through a KLN (Keystone Library Network) screen and enter your SRU username and password.

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• SAGE Business Cases Case studies related to business integrated with SAGE’s journal, book, video, and reference content. To access the teaching notes (available only to instructors), please request the instructor code from Brenna Helmstutler at [email protected].
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Harvard Business Publishing case studies cover all areas of management, business planning, marketing, accounting, finance, organizational behavior, entrepreneurship and more. The case studies range from 10 to 30 pages in length and often include an author provided guide, called a “teaching note,” on how to teach the case in the classroom.

These case studies should not be confused with the short case studies published in the Harvard Business Review and available in full text via SU Libraries' database Business Source Elite.

Access to the Harvard Business Publishing case studies requires individual purchase of cases , including purchase of copyright permission in situations where multiple copies are desired. Harvard does not offer institutional subscriptions that permit an academic library to subscribe to these case studies.

• Students and faculty visiting the HBP site can freely search and browse topics to identify case studies of interest
• Access to the full-text case study PDFs requires individual purchase (often priced between $8 and $10 per case)
• Options for student access to cases selected by faculty are available under a coursepack style access model (in some instances, students enrolled in such courses can receive purchase discounts on cases their faculty identify)
• SU faculty interested in access (for themselves or their students) should explore detailed information about applying for   Harvard Business Publishing's Case Study "Educator Access"

Find the Harvard Business Review in Business Source Elite (which indexes HBR content back to 1922 and provides full-text article coverage from 1985 thru the present, including HBR articles and case studies) via the link below:

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Harvard Business Review 500 At the request of Harvard Business Publishing, EBSCO has made 500 of the most popular Harvard Business Review articles read only by disabling the printing, saving, and persistent linking functionality for these articles in Business Source Elite. All Business Source Elite subscribers (including SU Libraries) were offered the option to restore this basic functionality by paying an additional annual premium fee. When Syracuse University Libraries requested a quote from EBSCO to restore full access to the 500 HBR articles, we were presented with a significant five figure amount. SU Libraries is disinclined to pursue the option to restore full access to the HBR 500 by paying this premium. Not only is the price per article exorbitant, but more importantly, agreeing to such a fee in order to restore access to content for which we have already paid , could set a terrible precedent.

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Winning at all costs: a case study.

Jacob K. Tingle , Trinity University Follow Stacy Warner

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This case addresses the challenges of sport managers to make fair and ethical decisions while considering the many potential organizational outcomes of their decisions. The case is based on a real situation that occurred within a NCAA Division III athletics setting. It highlights the decision making process of a director of athletics who must respond to the untimely arrests of the university’s star quarterback and an assistant coach. The case provides an opportunity for students to critically examine the following: 1) how a sport organization’s policies and philosophical position impact decision making, and 2) the relationship between sport and education. The case is multifaceted, and therefore, relevant for a wide spectrum of sport management classes, including sport ethics, philosophy or sociology, organizational behavior, strategic management, human resource management, and sport marketing.

10.1123/smej.5.1.65

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Tingle, J. K., & Warner, S. (2011). Winning at all costs: A case study. Sport Management Education Journal, 5 (1), 65-78. https://doi.org/10.1123/smej.5.1.65

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Case studies in sport management.

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Learning sport management.

Jillian McNiff , Flagler College - Saint Augustine Gil Fried , University of New Haven Follow Kimberly L. Mahoney , University of New Haven Follow

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Sport management seems like a glamorous career path. Many students believe if they do well in classes and graduate, they will be the next general manager of the New York Yankees or athletic director of a major Division I intercollegiate athletic department. While sport management professors hope that every student has the potential to succeed, it is incumbent upon faculty members and students to have a realistic expectation of their career options and a true understanding of what it takes to be successful. This article leads a fictitious student and faculty member through four years of the student’s educational adventure in sport management with special attention being given to what students can undertake to best prepare them for the future and improve their chances of landing the right job. This case study demonstrates the value of a comprehensive sport management education and what students can do to set themselves apart from their competition in the job market.

Accepted author manuscript version reprinted, by permission, from Case Studies in Sport Management , 2014 3(1), 39-50. http://dx.doi.org/10.1123/cssm.2014-0017

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McNiff, J., Fried, G. B., Mahoney, K. (2014). Learning Sport Management. Case Studies in Sport Management, 3(1), 39-50. journals.humankinetics.com/cssm

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