About MedailleSPM is the website for the Sport Management Program at Medaille College in Buffalo, NY. The program is under the direction of Dr. Richard L. Jacob.
Students in the program take courses in Sport Law, Sport Marketing & Promotions, Sport Economics, and Sport Event Management, among other topics.
Internships are an integral part of the program, and Medaille students have worked in key sport organizations in and around Western New York, including the Buffalo Bills, Buffalo Sabres, Buffalo Bisons, Jamestown Jammers, as well as college athletic departments, private sport organizations, and public parks and recreation departments. The program is one of excellence, training students to succeed in the business of sport.
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Internships
Use the drop down menu below the internships label to find information and forms related to internships.
Note that the internship work is standardized across the majors (communication, sport management, business, humanities, etc.) on campus. As such, all of the official paperwork is also found on Medaille’s website. Click here to see it.
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Coach's Corner
- About Medaille SPM
 Dr. Richard L. Jacob, Director, Sport Management An undergraduate degree in Sport Management at Medaille College will keep you in the game for life. In this program, students are educated through experiences.
Ultimately, individuals are prepared to operate competitively in the workforce, as they develop competencies unique to the sport industry.
Medaille SPM is designated for those with a passion for sport and a traditional work ethic. Students in the program are personally challenged by professors, who are coaches in the classroom.
The demand for graduates educated in sport, now a multi-billion dollar business worldwide, is at its peak.
In Medaille SPM, there is a spot on the roster waiting for you. Focus on Professional, College, or High School Sport, Youth and Community Sport, Sport Law, Sport Marketing and Promotion, Stadium Management, Sport Psychology, Coaching [New York State Certification], or Strength and Conditioning, among others. The choice is yours.
The ball is in your court.
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