B.S.
Sport Administration
This well-reputed LHU degree is approved by the
North American Society for
Sport Management (NASSM). It emphasizes the
administration of athletic programs
and activities as well as sport business,
marketing, media, and communications.
You may join the student-led Sport
Administration Society which attends seminars,
conventions and job fairs as well as organizing
community events and other activities.
Internships
To gain hands-on experience in real-life
situations, you will be required to complete a
field experience at the end of your studies.
Some recent internships have included the
Atlanta Falcons, Florida State Athletic
Department, Nassau Coliseum, New Jersey
Cardinals, New York Mets, Women’s Sports
Foundation, and the Pennsylvania State Athletic
Conference. Many times, these internships
provide an opportunity for future employment.
Facilities
Lock Haven University boasts excellent
facilities including five gymnasiums, each
offering a variety of equipment and sport areas
such as tracks, basketball and racquetball
courts, weight rooms, cardio machines, and much
more. There are seven tennis courts, a softball
field, soccer/field hockey turf fields, and an
Olympic-size swimming pool. An exercise research
lab allows you to study health and physiology
through first-hand experimentation.
Minors
In addition to the majors listed, you may also
complete an 18-credit minor in Sport and
Exercise Psychology,
Faculty
All faculty members have a strong background in
sport administration, both in theory
and in practical application. With their diverse
special interests, you will be exposed to a
broad range of expertise. They are dedicated to
teaching and are always available to help you
succeed.
For more information, contact:
Dr. Catherine Traister, Chair
Department of Health & Physical Education
(570) 484-2099
ctraiste@lhup.edu
Career Opportunities
There is a strong demand for our sport
administration graduates. You will be prepared
to work in professional sports at a local,
regional or national level, including the
management and/or marketing of all sport areas.
There are also many opportunities to manage an
athletic facility in communities, convention
centers or hotels as athletic directors or sport
facility coordinators, and on staff for
professional sports teams.
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