Sunday, January 27, 2019
Manhattanville College Sports Studies Program
Dedicated Yonkers, NY student Michael "Mike" Paulercio recently graduated with an associate of arts in physical education. As the next step toward his goal of becoming a physical education teacher, Mike Paulercio entered the Sports Studies program at Manhattanville College, a liberal-arts institution located just outside of New York City.
Headed by department chair Anthony G. Delli Paoli, the Manhattanville College Sports Studies program offers an interdisciplinary-coursework bachelor degree that prepares students for work in multiple sports and physical fitness-related fields. The major requires satisfactory completion of 11 courses, including five elective classes that cover topics such as sports and society, sports and media, and sports medicine.
Students also have the option of concentrating in professional tennis management or pursuing accelerated dual degrees that consist of a bachelor of arts in sports studies and a master of science in sports business management. The Sports Studies program is the first step to careers in physical education, athletic training, and sports psychology. It is also registered with the American Kinesiology Association.
Thursday, January 10, 2019
What Is Sports Law?
A resident of Yonkers, NY, Michael (Mike) Paulercio recently completed an associate’s degree in physical education. The following semester, Mike Paulercio enrolled in Manhattanville College in Harrison, New York, where he is working toward a bachelor’s degree in sport studies. Manhattanville College also offers a course in sports law.
A legal area that covers topics of concern for athletes and sports organizations, sports law may involve several other areas of law, including contracts, labor, and discrimination. Though several law schools offer sports law concentrations, many sports lawyers have general law degrees backed by experience at firms that specialize in sports cases.
Sports lawyers may handle cases that arise between owners, players, the government, and the general public. For example, the option for Major League Baseball players to become free agents after the conclusion of a contract was obtained after years of arbitration involving sports lawyers and team owners.
A legal area that covers topics of concern for athletes and sports organizations, sports law may involve several other areas of law, including contracts, labor, and discrimination. Though several law schools offer sports law concentrations, many sports lawyers have general law degrees backed by experience at firms that specialize in sports cases.
Sports lawyers may handle cases that arise between owners, players, the government, and the general public. For example, the option for Major League Baseball players to become free agents after the conclusion of a contract was obtained after years of arbitration involving sports lawyers and team owners.
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