Sports and Law

Politics & Social Sciences

Appenzeller, Herb

Social Sciences

West Group

This book offers a detailed discussion of court cases dealing with amateur sports. The work examines cases involving all sports participants, including: athelete, coach, administrator, official, team physician, trainer, and spectator.

Sports and the Courts

Lexis Pub.

Book by Appenzeller, Herb, Appenzenller, Herbert, Baker, Vicki M., West, Terrell

Right to Participate: The Law and Individuals With Handicapping Conditions in Physical Education and Sports

Appenzenller, Herbert

Baker, Vicki M.

West, Terrell

The hallmarks of a successful athletics program are many. It takes more than talent on the field or among the coaching staff to offer solid athletics and sports programs. An effective sports program depends on faculty management and recruitment, facilities management, organization and administration of athletics contests, crowd control, equipment procurement and care, public relations, contract negotiation, budgeting and finance, transportation coordination, drug education and policy enforcement, communication, fund-raising, and sports marketing - to name a few.Over and above all the daily responsibilities for students, faculty, and facilities is risk management. In today's litigious world, safety consciousness and concern is not enough. The athletics director must initiate an active program of risk and liability management that is well grounded in providing safe equipment and areas for players as well as safe spectator areas. Safety measures and efforts must be demanded of everyone involved in the sports program. Effective documentation must be maintained. A large proportion of this book is dedicated to risk management strategies in an effort to help athletics directors provide the safest possible facilities and to aid in record keeping. The appendixes offer a number of forms and checklists that can be used effectively in risk management initiatives.

Managing Sports and Risk Management Strategies

Reference

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

Carolina Academic Pr

This new edition of Successful Sport Management is an update and revision of the original book published in 1985. That book received much attention as the first and only comprehensive book on management applications for the sport industry. Now the book has been revised and enhanced with information on a broad range of topics in sport management. With thorough and complete coverage, Successful Sport Management, 2nd Edition is designed for effective use in any sport management course at the college level. It is a valuable resource for the sport industry as well. 
Successful Sport Management, 2nd Edition is organized by topic in order to provide a useful teaching tool and reference. Editors Appenzeller and Lewis, both nationally known in the field of sport management, draw on the expertise and experience of twenty-five authors to provide a comprehensive single-volume reference to sport management and associated areas. The text covers, in detail, personnel recruiting and training; time management; marketing and promotion services; scheduling and financial management; risk assessment and reduction; event management; contracts; facilities management; technology in sports; and media and public relations.

Successful Sport Management

Sports & Outdoors

In this updated text, author Herb Appenzeller discusses practical examples of sport administration gathered and used during 40-plus years as a high school and college athletics director and national consultant in sports risk management. He points out the various strategies that succeeded and also those that caused problems as he turned four losing programs into highly successful athletic contenders. 
In this second edition, thirteen additional authors and chapters have been added. High school and collegiate athletic directors can effectively use the material in Part III, "Risk Management Strategies," to operate a safe athletic program that protects the student athlete from injury and subsequent liability. It also provides protection for the personnel and school from expensive litigation. 
Part V, "Appendices," has over 27 sample forms that include mission statements, good conduct codes, drug testing policies and procedures, sportsmanship incentive programs, and accident/injury reports. 
The new chapters deal with current issues that confront administrators such as sportsmanship, violence in sport, due process, hazing, and event management. The text is extremely helpful to athletic directors in their important work with coaches and other personnel. It includes evaluating criteria, exit interview questions, and employment guidelines. 
This text can be used by students majoring in recreation/sport management programs who hope to work in the sports industry. However, anyone who administers a sports program and works with people can benefit from this book.

Managing Sport and Risk Management Strategies

Carolina Academic Press

Legends from the Locker Room contains the late Herb Appenzeller's reflections on his long career as an athlete, coach, teacher, and athletic director. In the author's own words, "The bond that is forged through struggle, determination, wins, losses, and brave deeds is not easily forgotten. I can testify, many years later, that I can still vividly recall the moments of celebration and of sorrow in the locker room when the players and coaches came together. Many players, upon leaving a sport, will say that the thing they will miss the most is the camaraderie and the lasting friendship they felt in the locker room." The stories told here recollect Appenzeller's time as a student-athlete at Wake Forest, his early coaching days at Rolesville High and Chowan College, and his long tenure as coach and then athletic director at Guilford College, as well as his experiences in the field of risk management and other areas where sports and law intersect. Along the way, the reader is regaled with a veritable "who's who" of North Carolina sports history, all told in a unique and enthusiastic style.

Legends from the Locker Room

Risk management is one of the hottest topics in sport today, and a relatively new companion to sport law. Risk management has important implications for businesses, the insurance and medical industries, and other areas of sport management where minimizing loss exposure is critical to the avoidance of expensive lawsuits in this unprecedentedly litigious age.The list of authors is a who’s who in risk management in sport. They share their knowledge of their areas of expertise in forty-three chapters, including ten new chapters covering playground safety, fitness center safety, automated external defibrillators, a risk management checklist for sport administrators, an update on Title IX, liability of property owners association and recreation programs, and trends in risk management for physical activity programs. The material in the first edition has been updated where appropriate, and this unique text covers a multitude of risk management issues and strategies to deal with them. Risk Management in Sport is an important addition to the Carolina Academic Press series of sport management and risk management texts. It is an essential book for the sport administrator, and a valuable resource for all associated with sport.

Risk Management in Sport: Issues and Strategies

Business & Money

Insurance

The emergence of sport risk management, which includes the popular activity of cheerleading, is timely and important in reducing injuries and subsequent lawsuits. A risk management plan for cheerleading is needed to meet the unprecedented growth of the sport to reduce the number of injuries and subsequent lawsuits that often follow serious injuries. The purpose of Cheerleading and the Law is to provide important guidelines in developing risk management plans with risk management strategies to create a safe environment for cheerleaders on every level. The need for such a book is evident, and the authors hope to fill a void that exists today in the ever-growing activity of cheerleading.

Cheerleading and the Law: Risk Management Strategies

Mueller, Frederick

Appenzeller, Elizabeth

As a participant in sport on the high school and collegiate level, a coach and athletic director, Ethical Behavior in Sport, is about the things the author cannot forget after 70 years in the sport industry. The book is different from other books that deal with the important issues of ethics in sport. It was designed that way and uses meaningful on-the-job experiences of the author starting with his first varsity football game in which he was a part of blatant bigotry and harassment. From Little League to professional sports, the book raises ethical questions from the past and present. It is a welcome addition to the sport industry.

Ethical Behavior in Sport

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