Legal considerations of COVID-19 on the future of study abroad programs in sport.

Jeffrey  Levine; Christan Hanna; James T. Morton

Legal considerations of COVID-19 on the future of study abroad programs in sport.

Jeffrey Levine, Christan Hanna, James T. Morton

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Abstract

Sportmanagementdepartmentsareincreasinglyincorporatingstudyabroadandinternationalexchangeprogramsintotheircurriculuminresponsetoindustrytrends.Inlightofthistrend,theresearchersexploretheevolvinglegalrelationshipbetweenstudentsandinstitutionsofhighereducationandthedutyOfcareowedundernegligencetheory,.frominlocoparenhstocontemporarydevelopments.Keepingwiththemodernlegaltrend,theauthorsdiscussissuespresentedbythetraditionalapproachsportmanagementstudyabroadprogramsoftenutilizetomitigaterisk,aswellasthenewrealitiesbroughtonbytheCOVID-

19pandemic.Severalstudyabroadcases,Fayv.ThietCollegeandBoissonv.ArizonaBoardofRegents,prc,videimportantinsightsthatinformtheresearchers'recommendations;theresearchersalsosuggestalternativestothepredominateapproachused,forriskmitigation,asmoresportmanagementprogramsarelikelytoincorporateinternationaltravelexperiencesintocurriculainordertoremaincompetitiveasthepurposeofhighereducationevolves.

Original language	American English
Pages (from-to)	289-325
Number of pages	38
Journal	Quinnipiac Law Review
Volume	40
Issue number	2
State	Published - 2022

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Legal considerations of COVID-19 on the future of study abroad programs in sport.

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