SR368
TODAY:
-SBJ articles & discussion questions were due.
-You took Quiz #5.
-We finished our discussion of Chapter 4. Our discussion focused on the psychic benefits that sport organizations provide.
HOMEWORK:
-Matt Horan will bring in a current event for us to discuss.
-We did not get to discuss the s SBJ articles that were due for today, so we will discuss them first thing on Monday.
-Read Chapter 5 & answer the following Discussion Questions:
1) What is the goal of any facility manager?
2) What is the lifeblood of sport & entertainment facilities?
3) What is the most important marketing concept that any business should remember?
4) What are mini-plans?
5) What reasons are a season ticket beneficial to the organization?
6) What does the underground luxury suites at The Palace of Auburn Hills lack?
7) What do club seats offer the patron?
8) What is often the most important revenue source for many facilities?
9) What is a per cap analysis?
10) What do some teams charge fans in addition to the fee for entering the parking lot?
IC212
TODAY:
-No new discussion questions were due.
-We discussed Drucker Chapter 4. Our discussion focused on brainstorming, the advantages/disadvantages of group decision making, & collaboration.
HOMEWORK:
-Ashley McCormack will bring in a current event for us to discuss.
-What are HUD glasses?
-The Drucker Chapter 5 discussion questions that I assigned on Wednesday are due on Monday.
MN371
TODAY:
-Chapter 2 discussion questions 4-7 were due.
-BUAB Chapter 3 discussion questions were due.
-We continued our discussion of Chapter 2. Our discussion focused on examples of creativity/innovation in the beer industry and barriers to creativity.
HOMEWORK:
-Keri Marnane will bring in a current event for us to discuss.
-Read textbook Chapter 3 & answer the following Discussion Questions:
1) Define "intellectual capital" and explain its 3 components.
2) Define "competitive advantage" and explain Whole Foods' strategy for achieving competitive advantage.
3) Explain the 4 aspects of their businesses that entrepreneurs should examine to define their companies' competitive advantages.
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I am an Instructor in the Sports & Recreation Management program at Franklin Pierce. This is my 8th year teaching college level classes; my 5th at FPU. My industry experience includes minor league hockey and baseball, Red Bull, and Nike.
This blog will be a daily online journal for class. I will post notes about what we discussed in class, what we will be doing in the next class, and reminders of upcoming assignments. There is an old Chinese proverb that says: "Teachers open the door. You enter by yourself." This blog follows this proverb. It is my job to keep it updated daily; it is your job to follow through on the updates.
I am an Instructor in the Sports & Recreation Management program at Franklin Pierce. This is my 8th year teaching college level classes; my 5th at FPU. My industry experience includes minor league hockey and baseball, Red Bull, and Nike.
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- Office: 5th Floor Library Tower
- E-mail: detjenk@franklinpierce.edu
- Phone: 603-899-4163
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Robin Williams in Dead Poets Society
"Winners forget they're in a race, they just love to run."
Joe Pesci in With Honors
"Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire."
William Butler Yeats
"It is in fact a part of the function of education to help us escape, not from our own time -- for we are bound by that -- but from the intellectual and emotional limitations of our time."
T.S. Eliot
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