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MBA, Ph.D in Management
Harvard university
Feb-1997 - Aug-2003
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Strayer University
Jan-2007 - Present
For this Discussion, YOU will be the instructor and the NCAA will be your student!
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Your pupil, the NCAA, still has a lot to learn when it comes to racial and gender equality...
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 So, this is your opportunity to share your knowledge, your wisdom, and your experience in Sport Ethics with them!
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 Teaching the NCAA a lesson in ethics!
In order to prepare for your assignment and your new teaching load, you will want to begin by reading the "The Racial and Gender Report Card: College Sports" which can be reached through our Doc Sharing. This "Report Card" is developed each year by Richard Lapchick, the biggest name in sport sociology in our field.
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As a newly appointed professor, ALL of the information in the "Report Card" will be helpful to you. However, your work begins by selecting one of the "Report Highlights" to focus on. (No more than two students may focus on ONE "Highlight" - so the early bird will catch the worm if he/she wants it that bad!)
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After selecting what "Highlight" you are most concerned about or most impressed with and want to focus on, read the remainder of the report, especially paying close attention to those areas that have some influence on your chosen topic. You will also need to do some additional research on your topic in order to prepare for the assignment.
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Following your research, respond to the questions below in your Discussion Post:
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State the "Highlight" that you have selected, clearly, so that it can not be confused with another
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State why this "Highlight" is something that concerns you or impresses you
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State how the research you conducted shows why this is a problem or an improvement in the NCAA
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Help the NCAA improve their "Report Card" in this area by making suggestions on how to improve or how to continue making improvements in the future...regardless of how they have done in the past, there is ALWAYS room for improvement!
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Remember, "Prof", you can't go easy on them - if you do, how will they ever know how to improve in order to make a better grade on future "Report Cards"!? Being a professor is a tough job, but YOU'VE got to do it! Ha! Just be sure to list all your references (at least three)
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