The handbook of college athletics and recreation administration

Part 1: Foundations. College athletics: Continuity and change over four centuries / John R. Thelin

An overview of fitness and recreation in collegiate settings / Donald L. Rockey, Jr. and Robert J. Barcelona

Theoretical foundations / Mary F. Howard-Hamilton and Joy Gaston Gayles

Ethics and professionalism in college athletics and recreation / Michael L. Buckner

Legal issues in intercollegiate sports and recreation / Barbara Osborne

Title IX / Valerie M. Bonnette

Governance of intercollegiate athletics and recreation / B. David Ridpath and Robertha Abney

Part one Case studies.

Part 2: Skills. Managing, leading, and supervising student employees and staff / Colleen A. McGlone and Stephen Rey

Financial management and budgeting / Timothy D. DeSchriver and Edgar N. Johnson

Planning and managing facilities / James E. Greenwell

Managing events / Heather J. Lawrence

Managing friends and raising funds / David F. Wolf

Managing marketing and public relations / Scott Branvold

Managing political environments and relationships / Jeremy Stringer and Bill Hogan

Managing assessment and evaluation / George S. McClellan

Part Two Case studies.

Part 3: Issues. A CEO's perspective of athletics and recreation / Michael A. Wartell

Dimensions of diversity / C. Keith Harrison, Scott Bukstein, and Walter Brock

Health and wellness issues / David A. Shor, John H. Dunkle, and Carrie A. Jaworski

Professional development and advancement / Chris King and David P. Synowka

Summing up and looking ahead / George S. McClellan, Donald L. Rockey, Jr., and Chris King.