Social capital is defined as the resources available to individuals and groups through
membership in social networks. The definition is consistent with either an individualistic …

The college sport landscape is a unique arena where institutional and social norms merge
with an erratic, but highly-traditioned, sporting space. While the broader scope of college …

This study examined team identification as a non-academic environment predictor of
academic performance through an enhanced sense of belonging to the university. Data …

Consistent with predictions derived from the Team Identification–Social Psychological
Health Model (Wann, 2006), a large number of empirical investigations have documented …

Given the important role Division I athletics play on a college campus as well as in the
community it resides, the purpose of this study was to examine how the perceived …

Purpose Although current literature offers support for understanding sport consumer
behavior from psychological and sociological perspectives, there is a lack of research that …

The increasingly volatile social, cultural, and political environment in the United States has
made it difficult for US institutions of higher learning to retain and integrate international …

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has been an important topic in business and other
disciplines due to its various benefits for both society (eg, contributing to public health …

Intercollegiate athletics have become well-entrenched in American higher education. This
phenomenological analysis sought to discover the experiences of students who highly …

Moving from micro-level of social capital to the macro level is essential for access to the
stable benefits of this capital. The aim of this study was to design a model for the promotion …