The Sport and Entertainment Management Department at the University
of South Carolina prepares undergraduate and graduate students for a
variety of positions in the sports and entertainment industry. The
University of South Carolina is unique in Sport and Entertainment
Business as the first major University to create a separate
department for the study of sport and entertainment in a business
curriculum. The goal of the faculty and the department is to create
an integrated academic learning environment for analyzing and
resolving the challenges in the business of sport and entertainment.
The faculty and staff are committed to providing support for student
achievement. Students can enter the industry with exceptional
knowledge, professional preparation, a strong alumni network, and
the confidence to assume leadership positions. Sport and
Entertainment is a growing sector in the global economy and the
opportunity for success is limited only by our imagination. |
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 USC Students: Y’all heard about SPTE Club?
A Podcast Interview with USC student and SPTE Club President Sarah Haile
HRSM had the pleasure of sitting down recently with Sport and Entertainment Management (SPTE) student, Sarah Haile, to discuss the USC student-run organization called SPTE Club.
Sarah is a junior at USC and current president of SPTE Club. Not sure what SPTE Club is? Kinda sure, but need more information? Check out this podcast interview with Sarah to get tips on how to become involved:
Click here to listen to the podcast.
About SPTE Club:
Housed at the College of HRSM, SPTE club is a vehicle for USC undergraduate students to meet leading industry professionals, experience live events as educational tools, and network with professors and fellow gamecock students. The club is run by the students, for the students, with guidance from the College of HRSM’s Department of Sport and Entertainment Management. The 2011-2012 SPTE club has more than 80 members. Follow SPTE club on Twitter at @USC_SPTE_Club and on Facebook. |
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Congratulations to Mark Nagel, who has received the Excellence in Teaching Award from the Alpha Chapter of the Mortar Board.
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