Athletic Management
21.03 April/May 2009
WARMUPS
Legal Issues
Adding Sports
Sun & Sand
Sportsmanship
Keeping It Positive
Facilities
School Lands NFL Camp
Policies & Procedures
The Right Balance
Basketball
Youth Hoops Group
Academic Reform
From the Faculty
Fundraising
Mom & Son
Q&A
Q&A with John Creer
Lindenwood University
GAMEPLANS
Gameplan: Risk Management
With A Sign
Sometimes, the simplest way to avoid an accident is with a well-worded sign. here are strategies for the where, how, and what.
Gameplan: Leadership
Your Best Frame
Leadership behavior can be seen as political, structural, symbolic, and within human resources. Which frame do you choose most often?
FEATURE ARTICLES
Cover Story
Looking to Cut
The current economic crisis has every athletic director wondering how to budget for next year. Some are finding new areas to cut, others are revamping fundraising strategies, and everyone is looking for revenue solutions.
Leadership
The Right Reaction
When one of your coaches makes a mistake, you need to act quickly. The key to making the right decision should be based, ultimately, on what's best for the student-athletes in your program.
Reaching Out
Pass It On
Being an athletic director today means mastering many diverse skills. Mentoring allows everyone to have some help along the way.
Event Management
A Lot of Legwork
What does it take to run a successful invitational or tournament? Besides legwork, it requires partnering with the community, delegating a long list of tasks, and creating a buzz.
Student-Athlete Welfare
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Ready to Advise
To make the most of your student-athlete advisory committee, you have to empower its members as leaders and offer them ownership. You also need to seek their advice.