The Sport Management program is designed to prepare professionals in the sport industry, examining the disciplinary foundations of sport management and organization.

Faculty Bio

Robert M. Prior, Ed.D.Chair, Sport Management, Associate Professor Office: Wass Hall
Tel: 617-243-2052
Email: rprior@lasell.edu

With the proliferation of sport enterprises and their economic impact worldwide, the opportunities for sport managers abound. The Sport Management program is designed to prepare professionals who can assume responsible entry-level positions in the sport industry. The intent of the program is to examine the disciplinary foundations of sport management and organization and to provide opportunities for acquisition and application of skills in sport organizations. Graduates receive a Bachelor of Science degree in Sport Management.

For more information please contact the Department Chair of the Sport Management, Robert Prior.


 

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