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FY22 Sport Ethics Debate Program

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Sport Ethics Debate Program

The Sport Ethics Debate greatly impacts our graduate student’s knowledge and professional preparation for careers in the sport industry. The dedicated students from the Sport Ethics course have been busy this fall semester researching and preparing arguments for the debate, as well as, getting all the event details wrapped up to host a great event.

The Sport Ethics Debate greatly impacts our graduate student’s knowledge and professional preparation for careers in the sport industry. Make a gift of any amount today to support our Sport Ethics Debate Team.

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Through the support from alumni, and friends who share Dr. Mullane’s passion and value the importance of the debate the Sport Ethics Debate continues to grow. Graduate students gain knowledge and professional preparation for careers in the sport industry through their participation in the debate. In the last few years, the debate has garnered attention from the alumni community and some notable professionals in the sport industry, including the NFL. In 2019, the Sport Ethics Debate program was able to add an undergraduate component and presented the first event that fall.

Support the Sport Ethics Debate Program

For 12 years, graduate students in the “Ethics and Ethical Decision Making in Sport” course in the Sport Administration program have been participating and hosting a sport ethics debate directed by Dr. Sue Mullane, Associate Professor in the School of Education and Human Development and Director of the Undergraduate Sport Administration program. The current debate explores current topical issues in sport ethics, and has included such topics as athletes and activism, genetic enhancement in sports, extreme sports, youth and high school sports, governance issues with the NCAA and the NFL, eSports and sport gambling, transgender athletes’ participation in sports, horse racing, and many other topics.

Support the Sport Ethics Debate programs fund and give students an experience they will take into the sport industry.

Why are donations necessary?

We are doing great things in Sport Administration at the University of Miami, your support gives our graduate student hosts the ability to provide high-level speakers, connect the online program to other students, and allow students to network with industry professionals after the debate.

Thanks To Our Recent Donors!