Master of Education in Applied Human Development Graduate Projects
Abstract
Club sports provide opportunities for college students who may not want to or cannot participate in varsity athletics (Rundio & Buning, 2022). Club sports provide college students with physical and social engagements. These engagements can vary from orchestrating meetings, practices, and dates of competition (Lee, Liu, & Bentley, 2024), in addition to a variety of health benefits. College students get to incorporate their physical talents and interests within a recreational environment without the constraints of the pressures from varsity athletics. Rundio & Buning (2022) states that “in one school year, approximately two million students participated in club sports in the USA alone,” (p.3) compared to 430,000 students in varsity athletic programs (Pennington, 2008).
Advisor
Dr. David A. Tobar, Associate Professor, School of AHD
Second Reader
Dr. Ray Schneider, Professor, School of AHD
Semester
Spring
Repository Citation
Dembek, Rachel, "Personality and Perceptions about Sport Participation in Collegiate Club Hockey Athletes" (2024). Master of Education in Applied Human Development Graduate Projects. 104.
https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/hmsls_mastersprojects/104
Year
2024
Degree
M.Ed.
Program
Sport Administration