College of Human Environmental Sciences

This course is an introduction to scientific methods appropriate for human sciences. It is designed to acquaint students with types of research, methods, and materials necessary for scientific inquiry and to provide students with practical steps to conduct and understand scientific research. Emphasis will be placed on quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods designs appropriate for research in human sciences.

This course is designed for sport professionals desiring to increase their knowledge and understanding of management and administration issues in the sport industry.

This course is designed for student/prospective sport industry professional desiring to increase their knowledge and understanding of current legal and ethical issues in sports business management and the sport industry. This class (HES 565) uses Blended (Hybrid) Delivery Methods of readings, classroom presentations and online and residential exams to present critical topics.

Under the supervision of an approved and qualified sports business management professional, the graduate student will experience activities related to job specific tasks in sports business management. This full-time work experience/fellowship in the sport industry must take place in a professional organization, in which the student has been selected and offered a fellowship.

A detailed examination of a discipline-specific issue, topic or problem that impacts the lives of individuals, families or communities.

This course is open to qualified graduate students who will study special problems in human sciences.

Under the supervision of an approved and qualified sport management professional, the graduate student will experience activities related to job specific tasks in sport management. This full-time work experience/fellowship in the sport industry must take place in a professional organization, in which the student has been selected and offered a fellowship.

Development of a professional paper on a topic selected by the student and approved by the graduate committee.

Critical analysis of current issues in selected areas of human environmental sciences. May be taken up to a total of four times.