Call for Papers | 2022 Applied Sport Management Association Conference, Indianapolis, IN, February 16–18, 2022 | Call ends November 15, 2021

Lucas Oil Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium in Downtown Indianapolis, Indiana, United States. It replaced the RCA Dome as the home field of the NFL’s Indianapolis Colts and opened on August 16, 2008. The stadium was constructed to allow the removal of the RCA Dome and expansion of the Indiana Convention Center on its site. The stadium is on the south side of South Street, a block south of the former site of the RCA Dome. In 2006, prior to the stadium’s construction, Lucas Oil Products secured the naming rights for the stadium at a cost of $122 million over 20 years. The venue also serves as the current home for the Drum Corps International Championships since 2009.

The Executive Committee for the Applied Sport Management Association (ASMA), along with the hosting institution of Ball State University, are excited to announce the Call for Submissions to the 2022 Conference. The 2022 ASMA Conference is scheduled to be held on February 16th to February 18th in Indianapolis, Indiana at Lucas Oil Stadium.

 General Submission Guidelines

    • Authors’ names should not appear on more than two submissions, regardless of co-authorship or type of presentation. *An exception is made for authors who are serving as an advisor to a student who is submitting research; when listing authorship, the advisor should be clearly identified with the word “advisor” in parenthesis after his/her name. 
    • All submissions should be sent as email attachments as a Microsoft Word (.doc/.docx) file to the respective chairs of the various submission categories. 
    • The subject line for submissions should read: “2022 Applied Sport Management Conference Submission”. 

 Oral Presentation and Poster Presentation Guidelines

    • Abstracts should be submitted to Dr. Adam Pfleegor, Conference Academic Chair, via e-mail to adam.pfleegor@belmont.edu. 
    • Abstracts should be written using the following guide (12-point, Times New Roman font, single-spaced):
        • Page 1: Title Page
          • The title of the abstract should be centered near the top of the page. 
          • Below the title, list all author names and affiliations in order of contribution. 
          • Centered at the bottom of page one, provide the principal author’s contact information: mailing address, e-mail address, and telephone number.
        • Page 2: Abstract Page
          • Do not place author names or affiliations on this page. 
          • The title of the abstract should be centered at the top of the page. 
          • Listed below the title and aligned to the left of the page, indicate your preferred presentation format: (a) oral presentation or (b) poster presentation. Due to space and/or time limitations, some submissions may be offered a poster presentation in lieu of an oral presentation. 
          • Below the type of presentation, provide your abstract. Abstracts are limited to 500 words (including references). The abstract should include text only (no tables/figures). Authors should try to be parsimonious with the use of citations in the abstract; however, any citations should be accompanied by a corresponding reference at the end of the abstract. 
          • Given the applied focus of the conference, authors should make sure to specifically discuss the implications of the research for practitioners in sport. 

50-minute Workshop Session Guidelines

    • Submissions in this category should be sent to Dr. Adam Love, Workshop Session Chair, via e-mail to adamlove@utk.edu
    • Workshop sessions will consist of approximately 50-minute sessions focusing on teaching workshops/roundtables.
      • Workshops/roundtables: Submissions should provide a 1-2 page description of the focus of the workshop, the intended target audience, proposed session content, and participant/facilitator bios.

Graduate Student Research Competition

    • In order to be considered for the graduate student research competition, students must: 
      • Be an active/current graduate student at the time of the conference.
      • Prepare an abstract for an oral presentation following the guidelines provided above.
      • Only single-author submissions with a faculty advisor will be accepted.
      • The research submitted in the competition should not have been presented previously or entered in any previous competitions.
      • In addition to the abstract submission, students who wish to participate in the research competition should complete this authorship declaration form.
        • The abstract and authorship declaration form should be submitted to Dr. Wonyoung Kim at Wonyoung.Kim@wichita.edu.
      • Three submissions will be selected as finalists, with a winner determined following oral presentations at the conference.
        • All three finalists will receive a $100 conference stipend (the equivalent of registration cost), while the winner will receive an additional prize of $200 and a plaque in recognition of the award. Submissions not selected as finalists may still be offered the option of giving an oral or poster presentation at the conference. For questions about the student research competition, contact Dr. Wonyoung Kim (Wonyoung.Kim@wichita.edu).

Undergraduate Student Research Poster Competition

    • In order to be considered for the undergraduate student research poster competition, students must:
      • Be an active/current undergraduate student at the time of the conference.
      • Prepare an abstract for a poster presentation following the guidelines provided above.
      • Only single-author submissions with a faculty advisor will be accepted.
      • In addition to the abstract submission, students who wish to participate in the research competition should complete this authorship declaration form.
        • The abstract and authorship declaration form should be submitted to Dr. Wonyoung Kim at Wonyoung.Kim@wichita.edu.
      • Three submissions will be selected as finalists, with a winner determined following poster presentations at the conference.
        • All three finalists will receive a $100 conference stipend (the equivalent of registration cost), while the winner will receive an additional prize of $100 and a plaque in recognition of the award. Submissions not selected as finalists may still be offered the option of giving a poster presentation at the conference. For questions about the student research competition, contact Dr. Wonyoung Kim (Wonyoung.Kim@wichita.edu).

Case Study Competition, Eligibility

As you begin to prepare submitting abstracts for conference presentations, we wanted to invite you to participate in the 2022 ASMA Case Study Competition. This year’s case study competition will have an Undergraduate and Graduate division, which provide a great opportunity for students to apply in-class learning experiences to a current real-world issue. Academic and Industry professionals will serve as panelists, which will evaluate participants and provide feedback regarding their overall case study submission/presentation. 

    • This competition is for currently enrolled students only.
      • The Undergraduate Case Study Competition is open to students currently in the Undergraduate Program at their respective institution. No graduate students will be permitted to participate in the Undergraduate Competition.
      • The Graduate Case Study Competition is open to students currently in the Graduate Program at their respective institution. Undergraduate students will be allowed to participate on Graduate Case Study teams, if necessary. However, this will need to be communicated to the Case Study Competition Director, Dr. Samantha Roberts (Samantha.Roberts@tamuc.edu).
    • Each team must have a designated faculty advisor.
      • The role of the faculty advisor is to coordinate conference registration and travel for his or her team(s) and, during the competition itself, to offer feedback on presentation style and proofreading/sentence structure. The faculty advisor may NOT, however, be involved with the formation of the case study solution and recommendations.
    • To be eligible, students and their respective faculty advisor must be officially registered for the conference no later than Friday, January 14th, 2022 in order to receive the Case Study.
    • As an attempt to incentivize participating in the Case Study Competition, participating teams will receive a discounted team rate rather than an individual student rate. The team rate will be $300 and teams will have a maximum of four (4) participants ($25 discount per participant; $100 total from the regular student rate).
    • Tentatively, teams will receive the case study information during the week of January 17th, 2022 and additional information pertaining to the competition will be provided then.

Conference Pricing

Conference Homepage

https://appliedsportmanagement.org

Print Friendly, PDF & Email

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.