Students complete certification requirements for Graston Technique M-1 training and receive certification preparation for NASM Performance Enhancement Specialist (PES).
Excellent reputation with respect to position placement following degree. (NFL, NCAA institutions, sports medicine
clinics, industrial settings, and academic setting).
Excellent outdoor recreation facilities and proximity to major metropolitan cities.
Three specialized areas of emphasis in Leadership, Sport
Science and Technology, and Sport Management.
Faculty have extensive experiences with coaches and coaching youth, interscholastic,
intercollegiate, national, international, and professional athletes.
Graduate assistants gain experience in athletic coaching,
strength and conditioning, applied sport science, campus recreation, coaching
and physical education.
CPASS Center for Applied Coaching and Sport Sciences connects theory and science-based
concepts with professional practice through local and national-level projects.
Ranked 5th in the US and 29th worldwide among Graduate
Sport Management Programs by Eduniversal Best Master’s & MBA’s Ranking
2015/16.
Program boasts four major college athletic directors among its graduates
at the University of Oregon, Virginia Tech, Ohio University and West Virginia
University·
Has a 100 percent student placement rate into industry internships and/or job opportunities.
Publishes annually two unique promotional pieces—The Starting Line-Up and the Graduate Sport Management Alumni Directory