Division I Student Athletes' Perceptions: How Well Does the Athletic Department Promote Student Athlete Development in an Urban-Serving University?.
Mark Vermillion
Abstract
Mark Vermillion
Abstract
The purpose of the research was to identify student athletes' perceptions of their athletic department regarding student development. Student athletes from a Division I athletic department were surveyed (n = 369) in order to monitor their development. Regression analyses, which included respondent's sport, gender, classification, reports of abuse, and student development programs, explained only 25 percent of the variance of student athletes' perceptions. Other factors explain student athletes' perceptions of developmental programs. Recommendations are provided.
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The purpose of the research was to identify student athletes' perceptions of their athletic department regarding student development. Student athletes from a Division I athletic department were surveyed (n = 369) in order to monitor their development. Regression analyses, which included respondent's sport, gender, classification, reports of abuse, and student development programs, explained only 25 percent of the variance of student athletes' perceptions. Other factors explain student athletes' perceptions of developmental programs. Recommendations are provided.
Key concepts: Athletes, Respondent, Psychology, College athletics, Perception, Medical education, Applied psychology, Medicine