A look back at past BOSCA workshops and insights from industry pro's.
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The 4th edition of the Business of Small College Athletics workshop was held October 26-27, 2015 at the Renaissance Hotel in Oklahoma City. 2015 continued a trend of growth for the workshop as a diverse group of attendees came from 33 different states to enjoy ten sessions and 14 presentations ...
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POSTED BY: on Monday, January 25 2016
The 3rd annual BOSCA workshop was held on October 17-18, 2014 at the Renaissance Hotel in downtown Oklahoma City. Attendees at the workshop represented NAIA, D2, and D3 institutions from 23 different states. The workshop featured 10 sessions(14 presentations) and 2 networking events ...
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POSTED BY: on Sunday, January 24 2016
The 2013 Business of Small College Athletics workshop was held on October 22-23, 2013 at the Marriott Hotel in Oklahoma City. Administrators from small colleges throughout the country participated in ten sessions and a networking social. The diverse group of attendees included University Vice Presidents, Athletic Directors, Associate and Assistant A ...
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POSTED BY: on Saturday, January 23 2016
The first ever Business of Small College Athletics workshop was held October 15-16, 2012 at the Marriott Hotel in Oklahoma City. The workshop was designed to bring together administrators from D2, NAIA, D3, and NJCAA schools to share ideas and network ...
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POSTED BY: Jim Abbott on Thursday, February 19 2015
How did you
get started in College Athletics?
I started as an assistant basketball
coach at Grand Canyon University (after having worked at the high school level
a few years) and later became the head coach at smaller college in Phoenix.
Has the role
of athletic director always been one of your goals? If not, when did you
realize that it was a potential career path?
Originally, all I wanted to do was
coach ...
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POSTED BY: Jim Abbott on Monday, January 19 2015
How did you get started in College
Athletics?
After
graduating from Ohio University with a degree in athletic training, I returned
home to Chicago and volunteered to be an assistant/intern athletic trainer at
Lake Forest College. I was attending
graduate school and coaching volleyball and once I finished my master’s degree,
I accepted a full time position at St ...
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POSTED BY: Jim Abbott on Thursday, August 28 2014
When did you get the sense that a career in
College Athletics might be for you? How
did you get started?
I knew early
in high school that I wanted a career in the sporting industry. I played many sports growing up, and then
focused on tennis when I got to high school ...
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POSTED BY: Jim Abbott on Monday, August 18 2014
When did you start thinking about a career
in College Athletics and how did you get started?
It was my senior year in college when I did all the SID work at Dordt College
for class credit (independent studies).
I started seeing what the AD and coaches were doing more behind the
scenes and really fell in love with being around the inner-workings of college
athletics ...
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POSTED BY: Jim Abbott on Monday, August 11 2014
How did you get started in College
Athletics?
I played
college baseball and became a graduate assistant at Union College in
Kentucky. I was fortunate that I was
offered the head baseball position at age 25 and thus, began my full-time
collegiate career ...
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POSTED BY: Jim Abbott on Tuesday, August 05 2014
How did you get started in College
Athletics?
I started my
career in minor league baseball. Returned to my alma mater, Ohio Northern, when
the AD position opened.
You’ve been at Ohio Northern for 15 years
now. What’s the key to longevity in a
position in College Athletics?
I think at
any level, we have to try and keep ourselves fresh ...
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