NIAAA's Guide to Interscholastic Athletic Administration

Part I. Leadership Orientation Chapter 1. Professional Foundations Bruce Whitehead,CMAA, Dr. Mike Blackburn, CMAA Education Based Athletics Association With Academic Achievement Contributor to Future Success Origin and Framework of Interscholastic Athletics Profile of the Athletic Administrator Position Professional Preparation for the Athletic Administrator Position Design of the Athletic Program Summary Chapter 2. Guiding Personal Philosophy Dr. David Hoch, CMAA Benchmarks Beyond Winning Priorities Decision Making Change and Flexibility Educating Others Ethics and Integrity Dependability Personal Care Continual Professional Development Authority Versus Power The Hurdle of Friendship Summary Chapter 3. Communication and Accessibility Warren L. Hagman, CMAA Effective Communication Composure in Communication Communications With Members of the School Community Perfecting Communication Skills Summary Chapter 4. Personnel Management Dr. David Hoch, CMAA Recruiting, Interviewing, and Hiring Mentoring Evaluating Coaches Terminating Staff Keeping Records Managing Adjunct Staff Summary Chapter 5. Student-Athlete Development Sheri Stice, CMAA Player Management Building Successful Programs Summary Chapter 6. Program Management Bill Bowers, CMAA Design of the Athletic Program Goals and Objectives Performance Assessments Strategic Plan Summary Part II. Operational Process Chapter 7. Allied Educational Services Kim Chorosiewski, CMAA Allied Services Programs Student Health Services Sports Medicine Program Strength and Conditioning Program Role of Nutrition in Student Health Academic Support and Precollege Counseling Summary Chapter 8. Scheduling Considerations Steve Berseth, CMAA Contest and Event Scheduling Facility Scheduling Scheduling Contest Officials Commercial Scheduling Programs and Products Summary Chapter 9. Transportation Tim Graham, CMAA Travel Scheduling Transportation Options Safety Regulations and Recommendations Budget Management Summary Chapter 10. Technology Roy Turner, CMAA Professional Development Office Productivity Personal Professional Productivity Communications Marketing and Promotions Collaboration Athletic Performance and Competition Summary Chapter 11. Contest Management Gary Stevens, CMAA Contest Staff Management and Duties Game Management Emergency and Security Issues Summary Chapter 12. Legal and Safety Concerns Lee Green, JD Sports Injury Liability Title IX Compliance Constitutional and Civil Rights of Student-Athletes Hazing and Bullying in Athletic Programs Sexual Harassment in Athletic Programs Summary Part III. Financial Matters Chapter 13. Marketing and Fund-Raising Bob Buckanavage Nontraditional Marketing Relationship Marketing Interscholastic Sport Marketing Process Booster Clubs Corporate Sponsorships Educational Foundations and Fund-Raising Summary Chapter 14. Budgeting and Purchasing John Evers, CMAA Budgeting Process Documentation Summary Part IV. Physical Assets Chapter 15. Equipment Joni Pabst, CAA Equipment Management Rotation Plans for Uniforms and Consumable Playing Equipment Equipment Repair and Reconditioning Inventory Control Accountability Care of Equipment and Uniforms Storage Summary Chapter 16. Facilities Carter Wilson, CMAA Physical Plant Permanent Equipment Building Renovation Versus New Construction Maintenance Current Athletic Facility Trends Athletic Master Plan Summary Closing. Priority Issues Ahead in Interscholastic Sports Eric Forsyth, CAA, John Olson, CMAA Specialization by Athletes Budget, Finance, and Resource Shortfall Effect of Fees on Participation Stability Electronic Social Networking Quality of Coaches and Continuing Education Summary

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