Financing the Future

Glover, Regina B.; Goepper, Chris

doi:10.1123/nirsa.14.2.28

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“…Further, Crompton suggested that a new role for administrators is that of an entrepreneur who seeks "creative, resourceful ways of using their scarce funds to leverage substantial additional resources" (p. 10). Glover and Goepper (1990) alluded to these challenges for income generation 10 years ago when they found campus recreation programs being funded less by university general funds and more by student activity fees.…”

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“…In the early 1990s, the feature of a NIRSA Journal was the future of recreational sports for the decade of the 90s. The feature was composed of the future of fitness programming (Anderson, 1990), financing and budgeting (Glover & Goepper, 1990), and a look toward the year 2000 (Brown, 1990). A year later, Karabetsos (1991) discussed the future direction of campus recreation as society approached the 21st century.…”

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Recreational Sports Trends for the 21st Century: Results of a Delphi Study

Young

Ross

2000

Recreational Sports Journal

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Every recreational sport administrator has the challenge to plan, guide and lead his or her organizations into the future. Yet, the future is mostly unknown. This article provides insight into what the future may hold for recreational sport practitioners in a campus setting, by sharing the results of an electronic Delphi study conducted to identify the key trends impacting the delivery of recreational sports programs up to the year 2015. Of the 31 trends that emerged from the study, the panel of experts believed that funding and budgets, legal aspects, and technology would have the greatest potential for impacting the delivery of campus recreational sports programs over the course of the next 15 years.

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