捐助者不足还是障碍重重?第九章从体育部筹款人的角度看筹款的挑战

Matt R. Huml, Katie M. Brown, Matt Bergman
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本文探讨了第九条如何影响大学体育筹款,特别是体育筹款者如何为非足球和篮球项目创造不公平的环境。使用分配正义作为理论镜头,我们检查了体育部门筹款人在NCAA工作的角度,五大体育部门。从参与者的采访中收集到的见解包括:只满足第九条的最低法律要求,在非收入项目之间争夺剩余资源,在非足球和篮球项目中提高项目成功的要求等等。本文旨在深入了解筹款的独特背景,这通常避免了第九条的审查,但却是体育部门为其体育项目筹集额外资金的主要渠道。
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A Deficiency of Donors or an Abundance of Barriers? Title IX Fundraising Challenges from the Perspective of Athletic Department Fundraisers
This paper explores how Title IX effects college athletic fundraising, particularly how athletic fundraisers creates an unfair environment for non-football and basketball programs. Using distributive justice as a theoretical lens, we examine the perspective of athletic department fundraisers working at NCAA, Power Five athletic departments. Interviews from participants gleaned insights into only meeting the minimum legal requirements of Title IX, fighting between non-revenue programs for remaining resources, elevated requirements for program success for non-football and basketball programs, and more. This paper aims at providing insight into a distinct context of fundraising, which often avoids Title IX scrutiny, but is the primary outlet for athletic departments to raise additional funds for their sport programs.
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