Monday Class Options: 

ENTR 350 - Social Entrepreneurship: 1:00PM-3:50PM
This course offers an opportunity to explore how entrepreneurs and organizations can contribute to the resolution of societal challenges and problems, such as income inequality, climate change, and water scarcity. While these challenges pose grave threats to society, they therefore also pose opportunities, many of which offer the opportunity for organizations to make a profit while also doing good. We explore the various forms social enterprises might take, from non-profits to think tanks to traditional organizations, and discuss the myriad ways they can profitably contribute to the betterment of communities and even broader society. The inherent tension between the desire to provide social benefit and the desire to become/remain profitable poses a unique challenge for people occupying social enterprises, as they blend multiple logics and navigate the demands of diverse, and sometimes oppositional, stakeholders.

Tuesday Class Options:

SPMGT 370 - Sports Management Principles: 2:00PM-4:50PM
This course provides an overview of the general principles of management as applied to the sports industry and sports organizations in general. The course includes topics related to managing such organizational business structures, with an eye towards recent trends and observations. Students will also consider the ethical and moral dilemmas facing sports managers as well as the role of sports in society and explore career opportunities.