Contents for SMQ Issue 2:1
| Operational Protocol Analysis of Sport and Collegiate Licensing Programs Authors: Richard L. Irwin, David K. Stotlar |
| Abstract: merchandising licensing and programs Richard and Irwin David and Stotlar sport and licensing and program NFL revenue and management promotions public and relations scatterplot cluster and analysis,The purpose of this investigation was to develop an optima |
| SMQ PROfile 2-1 Authors: SMQ Editor |
| Abstract: John and Bevilaqua Bevilaqua and International Sports and Administration sports and special and events and industry,Mr. John Bevilaqua Bevilaqua International, Inc. |
| Spectators Views of LPGA Golf Events Authors: Hal Hansen, Ed.D. |
| Abstract: A total of 677 spectators attending two LPGA golf tournaments rated the relative importance of 27 reasons to attend on a 5-point Likert scale; they provided three phrases (free response format) describing their thoughts of the event, and they completed de |
| Perceptions of Student-Athlete Graduation Rates as an Evaluation Criterion for Head Football Coaches Authors: R. Greg Waggoner, Rob Ammon, Frank R. Veltri |
| Abstract: The purpose of this research was to measure the perceptins of NCAA Division I-A presidents, athletic directors, and head football coaches regarding the use of student-athlete graduation rates as a criterion in head football coaches’ evaluations. A questio |
| SMQ Research Highlights 2-1 Authors: Tracy L. Schoenadel |
| Abstract: Are corporations who pay for exclusive sponsorships for sporting events always getting their money’s worth? How important is brand imaging and upgrading? |
| Sponsorship and the Olympic Winter Games Authors: David K. Stotlar |
| Abstract: World-wide Olympic and amateur sport organizations have become dependent upon corporate sponsors for financial viability since the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. The purpose of this study was to assess the ability of consumers in the United States to identify sponsors of the 1992 Winter Olympics and to differentiate among types of involvement. Specific research questions were posed regarding the rate at which consumers would be able to recall and recognize Olympic sponsors and whether consumers would be able to differentiate among the types of involvement of current IOC and UCOC sponsors. Generally, consumers were not able to differentiate among the types of involvement of current IOC and USOC sponsors. Additional analyses did not show any significant variance by age, gender, or income. |
| Intermediate Measures and Recognition Testing of Sponsorship Advertising at an LPGA Tournament Authors: Jacquelyn Cuneen, Michael J. Hannan |
| Abstract: Traditional methods (intermediate measures/recognition testing) were used to assess sponsorship recognition by spectators attending an LPGA tournament. An instrument was developed based on one designed by Stotlar and Johnson (1989) to study impact and eff |
