A comparison of the college selection process for international and domestic student-athletes at NCAA Division I universities

Popp, Nels; Pierce, David A.; Hums, Mary A.

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“…Although many ISAs participate in sports with relatively wide professional opportunities avail able after graduation, such as tennis and golf, they need development opportunities that prepare them for life after sport (NCAA, n.d.b; Popp, Pierce, & Hums, 2011). However, this suggestion presents unique challenges, as noted by Watson (2005), who conducted comparative research of…”

Section: Support Models For Advising Student-athletes Comprehensive Smentioning

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“…Additionally, educators should not consider life skills and career development services optional; rather they must regard them as necessary to assist ISAs with cultural adjustment issues as well as the possible end of an athletic career and the subsequent transition into a nonsport occupation (Carodine et al, 2001;Chartrand & Lent, 1987;Clark & Parette, 2002;Popp et al, 2011;Watson, 2005). Meadows et al (2011) noted issues with and sources of assistance for cultural and language adjustment experienced by ISAs.…”

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“…Academic, personal, and career as three components of advising comes from O'Banion's (1972O'Banion's ( / 1994O'Banion's ( /2009) model of development advising. All adjustment issues were identified from previous literature reviewed (Abel, 2002;Andrade, 2005;Brown & Rivas, 1993;Clark & Parette, 2002;Comeaux et al, 2011;Etzel et al, 1996;Ghosh et al, 2007;Hinkle, 1994;Hurley & Cunningham, 1984;Meadows et al, 2011;Parham, 1993;Popp et al, 2011;Whitfield & Edwards, 2011).…”

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International Student–Athlete Adjustment Issues: Advising Recommendations for Effective Transitions

Newell

2015

NACADA Journal

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Through an extensive literature review, student–athlete college transition issues as well as concerns of international student-athletes are identified. Research on general student advising, developmental advising, and mentoring literature points to successful tactics for assisting domestic students, international students, and student-athletes through the transition to college life. This review culminates in a table that combines findings from previous studies into a set of suggested practices for academic advisors working with international student-athletes. Advisors can use this research to support international student-athletes during recruitment and throughout their collegiate career.

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International Student–Athlete Adjustment Issues: Advising Recommendations for Effective Transitions

Newell

2015

NACADA Journal

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“…Morse et al (2008) examine through a regression equation the effects of roster turnover on season attendance in the NBA, over a five-year period (2000)(2001)(2002)(2003)(2004)(2005). Popp et al (2011) admit that player recruitment is both intense and expensive as coaches must recognize talent at an early age and from a broad geographic range. In their study they try to determine which factors are the most influential when international student-athletes choose to attend US universities.…”

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Building a basketball game strategy through statistical analysis of data

Nikolaidis

2013

Ann Oper Res

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Management practices may be based either on manager's intuition or on analytical and objective reasoning. Sports and, particularly, basketball can be considered as an indicative field where these differences in decision-making can be met. This paper has been motivated by the statistical analysis that the author conducted in the past in order to support the management of a Greek basketball team and specifically the decision-making process of its coach regarding the team's strategy during its games. The aim of the paper is on the one hand to present some indicative, simple ideas for the statistical analysis of basketball data, and on the other hand to show that any basketball team can improve significantly its decision-making process if it chooses to be statistically supported. Basketball data is numerous; consequently its elaboration can be extensive and fruitful.

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“…(as cited by King, 2006, n.p. ) Knoll's comments align with a study done by Popp, Pierce and Hums (2011) about why international student-athletes ultimately decide on which school to attend. The trio of scholars wrote:…”

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International student-athlete experiences at the NCAA Division I level

Bentzinger

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To my …  Dad, Dana, who always told me never to quit something once you start and used sports as a vehicle to teach life lessons;  Mom, Deb, who spent countless hours instilling in me the value of education and has regularly asked for updates on my dissertation research; and  Wife, Kelsey, who supported me through the ups and downs of the dissertation research and writing process, and did not complain when I worked on it, even when there were more important tasks waiting to be completed. iii

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A comparison of the college selection process for international and domestic student-athletes at NCAA Division I universities

Cited by 35 publications

References 12 publications

International Student–Athlete Adjustment Issues: Advising Recommendations for Effective Transitions

International Student–Athlete Adjustment Issues: Advising Recommendations for Effective Transitions

Building a basketball game strategy through statistical analysis of data

International student-athlete experiences at the NCAA Division I level

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