Murphey, Missy

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University of Central Florida STARS Libraries' Documents 4-20-2015 Collection Development Policy, Sports Management Missy Murphey Rebecca.Murphey@ucf.edu More details are covered by Collection Policies for the UCF Libraries University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Policies is brought to you for free and open access by STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in Libraries' Documents by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact STARS@ucf.edu. Recommended Citation Murphey, Missy, "Collection Development Policy, Sports Management" (2015). Libraries' Documents. 48. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/lib-docs/48 COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT STATEMENT  Department:  Sport Business Management   Drafted by:  Ying Zhang    Date drafted:  January 6, 2004 Date revised: April 20, 2015 Revised by: Rebecca M (Missy) Murphey   COLLECTION PURPOSE  The collection supports the coursework and research activities of students at the undergraduate and graduate levels, as well as the instruction and research activities of faculty. The utilization of the Library's resources by the general public as well as by students and faculty of other state universities and local colleges merits some consideration but is definitely not a strong factor in collection decisions.    DEGREE PROGRAM    Graduate Programs  Master of Science in Sport Business Management   The DeVos Sport Business Management program trains students to become business leaders committed to using the power of sport to improve life in a more inclusive society. The core curriculum of the DeVos Sport Business Management Program incorporates UCF College of Business Administration core classes, specific sport business classes, and other unique classes that emphasize the social impact of sport. It is the first of its kind in the area of sport management graduate studies.   DeVos students can earn two degrees. All graduates will earn a Master’s in Sport Business Management. Students can apply to the MBA Program and complete two courses at the end of the two-year program and be awarded an MBA with a track in Sport Business Management.   Undergraduate Programs    Minor in Sport Business Management   The Minor is a challenging undergraduate program designed to develop future leaders in the sport and entertainment industry. The courses within the Minor strive to provide students with substantive knowledge and practical skills that will help students succeed as business professionals. Students in the program also learn about the business side of the sport and entertainment industry by participating in a variety of volunteer, internship and other experiential learning opportunities. Similar to the prestigious DeVos Sport Business Management Graduate Program, the Sport Business Management Minor seeks to develop business leaders committed to using the power of sport to improve life in a more-inclusive society.  COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT STATEMENT | port Business Management                                                                            COLLECTION DESCRIPTION  Most of the sport business management (SBM) collection is housed in the Main UCF Library, with the exception of some sport event management and sports tourism texts housed at Rosen.  The collection supports courses in sports and social issues, sports and law, sports marketing, and sport business media. Formats consist of print and electronic books, journals, magazines, newspapers, government publications, indexes, and numerous statistical and reference sources. The library subscribes to major electronic databases used for sports research and management research: Sports Business Research Network, SPORTDiscus, ABI/Inform, General Business File, Business and Industry, Business Source Premier, Lexis/Nexis, Proquest Statistical Insights, and others. The Libraries' homepage will provide access to these databases, as well as links to selected Internet business information resources.   COLLECTION GUIDELINES  • Chronology:  Emphasis/restrictions  Although there is no restriction on time period selection, the 20th and 21st century material predominate.    • Languages: Emphasis/restrictions   The materials are almost exclusively English or translations into English.   • Geography:  Emphasis/restrictions   Emphasis is on both U.S. and International sports business. Material with a strictly local emphasis, other than the Florida area, is not generally acquired.    • Material formats: Emphasis/restrictions  Academic monographs and serials form the core of the collection. Trade journals are also acquired. Institute working papers and textbooks are generally not collected. Electronic resources are actively purchased. The Library is a partial depository of U.S. Government documents, collecting documents that are of academic interest. Microfiche collections of a statistical nature, including ASI, SRI, and IIS are kept and may be searched electronically through the ProQuest Statistical Insights database.    • Publication dates  Current publications (within the past five years) receive first priority.      COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT STATEMENT | port Business ManagementSUBJECTS COLLECTED AND COLLECTING LEVELS Key: 0= Libraries do not collect; 1= Minimal level; 2=Basic information level; 3=Instructional support level; 4=Research level; 5=Comprehensive  Subject Range   Existing Level Desired Level Recreation GV1-200 2 3 Physical Education and Training GV201-555 2 4 Sports GV557-1198 2 3 Labor HD4801-8942 3 4 Special Industry & Trades HD9000-9999 3 4 Commerce HF1-1186 3 4 Commercial Policy HF1401-4050 3 4 Business HF5001-5392 3 4 Marketing, Distribution HF5401-5541 3 4 Office Organization management HF5546-5549 4 4 Business Communication HF5717-5746 4 4 Advertising HF5801-6182 3 3 Finance HG 3 4   SUBJECTS EXCLUDED  All SBM subjects are acceptable for the collection with an emphasis placed on those areas in which the students and faculty at the University of Central Florida are actively engaged in research.   COOPERATIVE ARRANGEMENTS AND RELATED COLLECTIONS  The University of Central Florida’s main library is the only library on campus other than the Curriculum Materials Center. Whatever materials the library does not own may be accessed through Interlibrary Loan or the Center for Research Libraries.   COLLECTION MANAGEMENT ISSUES  • Replacement  Any book lost or stolen, which appears on the Missing titles sheets distributed by the Circulation Department to the library liaison, will be considered for replacement. The title may be ordered directly from the Collection Development replacement budget fund at the discretion of the Head of Acquisitions and the Collection Development Librarian for Sport Business Management if the title is essential to the collection. Outdated or superseded editions will not be reordered unless there is a specific need.   • Retention/Deselection  COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT STATEMENT | port Business Management The decision to dispose of certain items takes into account such factors as past circulation, date of publication, nature of the material, and the judgment of interested faculty members as to the continued usefulness of the material to their subject areas.  Periodicals or electronic resources will be weeded when: o The libraries have only fragments of a title that does not justify the cost of filling out the run with an alternative format.  o A title has not been subscribed to for more than ten years and its value is not apparent.  o A title has not been currently subscribed to for at least five years and the related programs have been discontinued.  o A title has been replaced by electronic access (or a different form of electronic access) and its retention is no longer necessary or advisable.    • Out of print acquisition  World Wide Web access to out-of-print dealers now often makes location of these items relatively convenient. Out-of-print titles will be acquired if there is a clear need to have the specific item in the collection and the price is reasonable.   • Preservation  The Collection Development Librarian will consult with the Special Collections Department on all matters relating to the care, repair, and safekeeping of all circulating library materials regardless of format type. Preservation issues of importance to the Collection Development Librarian include: o Collection maintenance of existing materials – rehousing, rebinding, repair, conservation, media transfer  o Deacidification projects - selected titles, whole collections, or partial collections  o Reformatting materials to microfilm or digital images  o Questions related to gifts-in-kind that may require preservation attention before materials are added to the collection   Key Research Areas  Diversity and Inclusion, Brand Development, Female Spectators in Sport, Sport and Law, Academic Performance of College Student-Athletes, Mobility Patterns of Coaches, Leadership in Sport, Business of Collegiate Athletics   Key Contacts in the DeVos Sport Business Management Department   Dr. Richard Lapchick  Endowed Chair and Director, Graduate Program Dr. C. Keith Harrison  Associate Director, Graduate and Undergraduate Program Michael Redlick  Director of External Affairs, Graduate Program Scott Bukstein, Esq.  Director, Undergraduate Program; Assistant Director, Graduate Program Jennifer Raraigh-Hopper Coordinator, Administrative Services, Graduate Program   COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT STATEMENT | port Business ManagementNumber of DeVos Sport Business Management Faculty  3 faculty members at the graduate level  Number of Students   Graduate:    Fall 2014 67 Fall 2013 57 Fall 2012 56 Fall 2011 59 Fall 2010 58 Fall 2009 57 Fall 2008 54 Fall 2007 57 Fall 2006 59 Fall 2005 57 Fall 2004 62 Fall 2003 64 Fall 2002 33  Undergraduate:  Spring 2015 355  COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT STATEMENT | port Business Management

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