Programs of Study
Recreation Leadership: Sports Management
Degree: AAS | Graduation Requirements: 61 credits
Program Summary:
This two year program leading to the Associate in Applied Science degree prepares students for careers in a number of widely diverse fields related to the growing sport industry market. This program is designed to appeal to those students who wish to combine a practical business background with an interest in the sports world. Course work and leadership experience in Sport Management are emphasized in the program. Potential career options include: professional sports management, educational athletics, leisure products, sport clubs and camps, and sport retailing and manufacturing.
Program Learning Outcomes:
Graduates of the Recreation Leadership/Sport Management A.A.S. will have demonstrated:
• Recognize sport, recreation and leisure today in terms of past present and future trends.
• Develop knowledge and understanding of coaching as a profession
• Demonstrate knowledge and understanding for sport and event management
• Apply processes essential to successful sports administration including budgeting, record keeping, public relations, and facility management
• Demonstrate problem solving and decision making for implementing new camp programs
• Distinguish the effects of psychological, sociological, and environmental variables on athletic training and conditioning.

The SUNY Sullivan
Advantage
Opportunities in the field of recreation leadership/sport management:
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Professional sports management, educational athletics, leisure products, sport clubs and camps, and sport retailing and manufacturing
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Career options in event management and game administration
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Different settings of practice for therapeutic recreation
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Educational transfer opportunities in recreation leadership/sport management
PE, Sport, Recreation & Leisure
Composition I
General Psychology
Business Mathematics
Elective By Advisement
ENG/HUM/FLA prefix course
Principles of Management
Philosophy of Sport
Introduction to Biology I w/ Lab
Principles of Biology I
Physical Fitness & Wellness
Sport & Event Practicum
Fundamentals of Speech
Health Sciences Applied to Coaching
Therapeutic Recreation
Advanced First Aid and CPR
Theory & Techniques of Coaching
Management of Event Operations
Introduction to Developmental Disabilities
Liberal Arts Elective
Summer Camp Leadership
Elective By Advisement
PED prefix course

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