Teaching Graduate Sport Law Using Case Studies and Sports Litigation Alert

Aug 14, 2009

Ryan M. Rodenberg   At the graduate level, there is a proverbial fork in the road for sport law courses. One fork in the road leads to the law school, where professors teach sport law using a casebook and the Socratic Method. The other fork in the road leads to graduate sport management programs housed in kinesiology, education, or business schools. Although a small number of schools have formal joint J.D./M.S. degree programs, the overwhelming majority of students in graduate sport mana
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