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Scholars, practitioners and students are invited to submit abstracts for the 6th Annual Southern Sport Management Conference (SSMC) hosted by Troy University on April 14th-16th, 2010. The Southern Sport Management Conference aims to provide Sport Management scholars, practitioners, and students with current industry trends and issues via academic and professional presentations. This conference seeks to blend research and experience from the academician and the practitioner.
The 6th Annual Southern Sport Management Conference strives to provide valuable experiences for scholars, practitioners, and students. Specifically, the 2010 SSMC organizing committee, in conjunction with Troy University's College of Health and Human Services, has established two honorary awards including a Sport Management Scholar Lifetime Achievement Award and a Sport Management Practitioner Lifetime Achievement Award. The purpose of these awards is to recognize individuals who have made significant contributions respectively to the academic and practical fields of Sport Management. Currently, the potential candidates for these awards are being reviewed. In addition to these honorary awards, the 2010 SSMC will feature a Student Presentation Competition and a Sport Management Career/Internship Fair.
We hope that you and your students will attend the 6th Annual Southern Sport Management Conference. The call for research and poster presentation guidelines is listed below. CALL FOR RESEARCH & POSTER PRESENTATIONS
The 2010 Southern Sport Management Conference invites scholars and practitioners to submit two forms of abstracts: 1) poster presentation or 2) 25-minute oral presentation. Submissions will be accepted immediately. The submission deadline is February 12, 2010 (11:59 PM, EST). Submissions received after this date and time will not be accepted or reviewed.
Scholar and Practitioner Submission Guidelines:
- Prospective presenters are limited to two presentations.
- Abstracts should be submitted using the following guide:
- 12-point, Times New Roman font
- Two pages will be submitted.
- Page 1: Title Page
- Title should be centered in all capital letters.
- Listed below the title, center all author names and affiliations in order of contribution. Use one line per author and affiliation.
- Centered at the bottom of page one, provide the principal author’s contact information: mailing address, e-mail address, fax, and telephone numbers.
- Page 2: Abstract Page
- Do not place any authors or affiliations on this page.
- Title should be centered in all capital letters.
- Listed below the title and aligned to the left of the page, describe the type of presentation you are submitting: 1) Poster Presentation or 2) 25-Minute Oral Presentation
- Listed below the type of presentation, provide three key words to summarize your abstract.
- Below the key words, provide your presentation abstract. Abstracts are limited to 300 words.
- Include text only. Figures and tables are not acceptable.
- Submit all abstracts to J. Michael Martinez at jmmartinez@troy.edu
- The subject line should read: Southern Sport Management Conference Proposal
- You will be notified via e-mail of acceptance by March 5, 2010.
Please contact our Conference Director for further information:
Dr. Fred Green at fegreen@troy.edu or (334)-670-3764
CALL FOR STUDENT RESEARCH & POSTER PRESENTATIONS
The 2010 Southern Sport Management Conference invites scholars and practitioners to submit two forms of abstracts: 1) poster presentation or 2) 25-minute oral presentation. Submissions will be accepted immediately. The submission deadline is February 12, 2010 (11:59 PM, EST). Submissions received after this date and time will not be accepted or reviewed.
Student Submission Guidelines:
- Prospective presenters are limited to two presentations.
- Abstracts should be submitted using the following guide:
- 12-point, Times New Roman font
- Two pages will be submitted.
- Page 1: Title Page
- Title should be centered in all capital letters.
- Listed below the title, center all author names and affiliations. Identify faculty advisors for this project. Use one line per author/advisor and affiliation.
- Centered at the bottom of page one, provide the principal author’s contact information: mailing address, e-mail address, fax, and telephone numbers.
- Page 2: Abstract Page
- Do not place any authors or affiliations on this page.
- Title should be centered in all capital letters.
- Listed below the title and aligned to the left of the page, describe the type of presentation you are submitting: 1) Student Poster Presentation or 2) Student 25-Minute Oral Presentation
- Be sure to include the word student poster or student oral presentation.
- Listed below the type of presentation, provide three key words to summarize your abstract.
- Below the key words, provide your presentation abstract. Abstracts are limited to 300 words.
- Include text only. Figures and tables are not acceptable.
- All student submissions will be considered for the Southern Sport Management Student Scholar Award, unless otherwise noted. If you do not want your project reviewed for this award, provide a brief statement below your abstract which indicates this information.
- Submit all abstracts to J. Michael Martinez at jmmartinez@troy.edu
- The subject line should read: STUDENT Southern Sport Management Conference Proposal
- You will be notified via e-mail of acceptance by March 10, 2010.
Please contact our Conference Director for further information:
Dr. Fred Green at fegreen@troy.edu or (334)-670-3764
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