Sport Management at the University of Massachusetts
The Department of Sport Management utilizes a cutting-edge, experience-based curriculum to best prepare our undergraduate and graduate students to be leaders in the spectator sport industry. Our large and industry-focused faculty teach fast-paced and lively classes that challenge students to apply what they have learned. Our extensive alumni network, developed over our 35 years of existence, boasts approximately 1,200 alumni that: help students find placement, visit campus to speak about their experiences, and help faculty to continually provide cutting-edge classes.
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Julius Erving Meets UMass Alumni at Sixers Center Court
Prior to the recent 76ers vs. Lakers game at the Wachovia Center, Julius Erving meets up with fellow University of Massachusetts alumni, who work for sports and entertainment firm Comcast-Spectacor. Joining Dr. J, all graduates of the prestigious Sport Management program at UMass,are (from left) Dave Mackey, 76ers Customer Service Manager, Eric Nemeth, Director of Public Relations for the Wachovia Complex, Larry Cohen, 76ers VP of Ticket Sales, "the Doctor," Peter Luukko, President of
Comcast-Spectacor, Cindy Stutman, Flyers VP of Customer Relations, and Szymon Godzina, 76ers Customer Service Manager.
Erving was honored at the game, celebrating 25 years since the 76ers swept the Lakers for the NBA Championship in 1983. Photo Courtesy: Philadelphia 76ers
