Communicating in the Sport Industry: A Practical Guide

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Copyright: 2022

Pages: 243

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Communication in the Sport Industry, a Practical Guide heeds the call for more learning and sport management instruction based in reality. You may have heard the maxim: Tell me and I forget; teach me and I may remember; involve me and I learn. The chapters written for this text seek to give practical advice that makes students feel more involved in their own learning. We treat students as if they are on the cusp of being professionals and arm them with the skills they are going to need to communicate effectively in the sport industry. Another goal of the book is to connect the academic disciplines of sport communication and sport management. In many curricula, these disciplines exist in different programs. This book finds their nexus and exploits it to the advantage of students who must become effective communicators as professionals to accomplish important goals for themselves and their workplaces.

Introduction                                                                              

Chapter 1 The History and Evolution of Sport Communication                     

Chapter 2 Why Developing Skills Matters more than Ever                      

Chapter 3 Storytelling, Part 1: Story Production Preparation                   

Chapter 4 Storytelling, Part 2: Sport Story Production                         

Chapter 5 Demonstration of Sport Expertise and Adherence to Style         

Chapter 6 Writing Well is a Game-Changer                                       

Chapter 7 Delivering Effective Presentations                                    

Chapter 8 The Sales Pitch                                                        

Chapter 9 Creating a Memorable Personal Brand                               

Chapter 10 Ethical Considerations in Sport Communication                     

Index

John Borland

Dr. Borland is an associate professor of sport management at Springfield College in Massachusetts. Before completing his PhD at the University of Connecticut in 2008, Dr. Borland worked as a news, features and sports copy editor for nine years, finishing his journalism career in the sports department at The San Jose Mercury News.

Michael Mudrick

Dr. Michael Mudrick is an associate professor of sport management at York College’s Graham School of Business in Pennsylvania. Before completing his PhD at the University of Connecticut in 2015, Dr. Mudrick worked for five years as an assistant editor of OwlScoop.com, a sports media website that provides news and feature stories about Temple University athletics teams. He also worked as a media and marketing assistant for the Travelers Championship PGA golf tournament.

Communication in the Sport Industry, a Practical Guide heeds the call for more learning and sport management instruction based in reality. You may have heard the maxim: Tell me and I forget; teach me and I may remember; involve me and I learn. The chapters written for this text seek to give practical advice that makes students feel more involved in their own learning. We treat students as if they are on the cusp of being professionals and arm them with the skills they are going to need to communicate effectively in the sport industry. Another goal of the book is to connect the academic disciplines of sport communication and sport management. In many curricula, these disciplines exist in different programs. This book finds their nexus and exploits it to the advantage of students who must become effective communicators as professionals to accomplish important goals for themselves and their workplaces.

Introduction                                                                              

Chapter 1 The History and Evolution of Sport Communication                     

Chapter 2 Why Developing Skills Matters more than Ever                      

Chapter 3 Storytelling, Part 1: Story Production Preparation                   

Chapter 4 Storytelling, Part 2: Sport Story Production                         

Chapter 5 Demonstration of Sport Expertise and Adherence to Style         

Chapter 6 Writing Well is a Game-Changer                                       

Chapter 7 Delivering Effective Presentations                                    

Chapter 8 The Sales Pitch                                                        

Chapter 9 Creating a Memorable Personal Brand                               

Chapter 10 Ethical Considerations in Sport Communication                     

Index

John Borland

Dr. Borland is an associate professor of sport management at Springfield College in Massachusetts. Before completing his PhD at the University of Connecticut in 2008, Dr. Borland worked as a news, features and sports copy editor for nine years, finishing his journalism career in the sports department at The San Jose Mercury News.

Michael Mudrick

Dr. Michael Mudrick is an associate professor of sport management at York College’s Graham School of Business in Pennsylvania. Before completing his PhD at the University of Connecticut in 2015, Dr. Mudrick worked for five years as an assistant editor of OwlScoop.com, a sports media website that provides news and feature stories about Temple University athletics teams. He also worked as a media and marketing assistant for the Travelers Championship PGA golf tournament.