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The Sport and Entertainment Management Department at the University of South Carolina prepares undergraduate and graduate students for a variety of positions in the sports and entertainment industry. The University of South Carolina is unique in Sport and Entertainment Business as the first major University to create a separate department for the study of sport and entertainment in a business curriculum. The goal of the faculty and the department is to create an integrated academic learning environment for analyzing and resolving the challenges in the business of sport and entertainment. The faculty and staff are committed to providing support for student achievement. Students can enter the industry with exceptional knowledge, professional preparation, a strong alumni network, and the confidence to assume leadership positions. Sport and Entertainment is a growing sector in the global economy and the opportunity for success is limited only by our imagination.

Graduate student finds world of opportunities

Sport and entertainment leaders flock to USC

SEVT Conference Panel featured in Venues Today Magazine

When USC wins, everybody wins

Creator of 1979’s ‘Disco Demolition Night’ addresses USC students

Leading sports business editor speaks to USC Sport & Entertainment Management students

USC Sport & Entertainment Management Magellan Scholars
conduct research at 2012 London Olympics

Stewart Blanchard is working ‘knee deep’ and loving every second on the road with the
Zac Brown Band

Learning comes easy in London
USC students’ summer education comes with great fringe benefits and ‘life-changing experiences’

NFL’s Top Lobbyist visits HRSM  

“You may not be interested in Congress, but Congress is interested in you.”
– Martin B. Gold  

Where sports and Congress meet – that’s where you’ll find Mr. Martin Gold. In the 1990’s when the NFL successfully helped block state-sponsored sports gambling, Martin Gold was there. In 2011 when the NFL successfully avoided a work stoppage in America’s most popular sport, Martin Gold was there. And when the first phone rang recently for NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell calling about the New Orleans Saints “bounty program” and the issue of player safety, Martin Gold was most certainly there. 

SPTE students take VIP tour of Charleston sports venues 

SPTE students and faculty at Family Circle Stadium in Charleston, SC on March 23, 2012. Pictured:  Shelli Hatcher, Mary Stewart, Ava Jones, SPTE Associate Professor Dr. Matt Bernthal, Kevin Hellman, SPTE Chair Dr. Andy Gillentine, Kadie Whitten, Sarah Haile, Stephanie Smothers, Samantha Cain.

USC Students: Y’all heard about SPTE Club?
A Podcast Interview with USC student and SPTE Club President Sarah Haile

HRSM had the pleasure of sitting down recently with Sport and Entertainment Management (SPTE) student, Sarah Haile, to discuss the USC student-run organization called SPTE Club.

Sarah is a junior at USC and current president of SPTE Club. Not sure what SPTE Club is? Kinda sure, but need more information? Check out this podcast interview with Sarah to get tips on how to become involved:

Click here to listen to the podcast.

About SPTE Club:
Housed at the College of HRSM, SPTE club is a vehicle for USC undergraduate students to meet leading industry professionals, experience live events as educational tools, and network with professors and fellow gamecock students. The club is run by the students, for the students, with guidance from the College of HRSM’s Department of Sport and Entertainment Management. The 2011-2012 SPTE club has more than 80 members. Follow SPTE club on Twitter at @USC_SPTE_Club and on Facebook.

Mercado selected for Venue Management School Class of 2013
SPTE professor and 5 alumni in line for industry-wide, international recognition

Congratulations to Tom Regan, who has received the Excellence in Teaching Award from the Alpha Chapter of the Mortar Board.

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