Department

Kinesiology

Education

• B.Sc.  University of Florida  2005
• M.Sc.  Michigan State University  2010
• Ph.D  University of Connecticut  2014

Background

Position/Grant/Award/etc.

• 2018 Indiana University Trustees teaching Award
• 2017 Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Grant Recipient
• Youth Enrichment Through Sport (YES) Africa Grant, US State Department, Co-Investigator
• 2017 Mosaic Faculty Fellow
• 2015-2016 Project Engage Faculty Fellow

Courses Currently/Recently Taught

• SPH-M425 Sport Governance in the Global Community
• SPH-M404 Facility and Event Management

Scholarly Interest

My research interests focus on experiential learning techniques, specifically the use of service learning and community engagement in sport courses. My work explores the relationship between the community, the faculty, and the student, in an effort to maximize the use of these practices. Additionally, my work focuses on pedagogical concepts such as active learning and internships in an attempt to strengthen the use of these practices by sport management faculty.

In addition to research on teaching, my work explores youth sport programs, examining aspects such as gender in youth sport management and youth sport travel.

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Selected Publications

Articles

Coble, C., Kerwin, S., Kaplanidou, K. (2015). Sport infrastructure in a small community: User and non-user perceptions of the impact on the community. International Journal of Sport Management.

Buning, R., Coble, C., Kerwin, S. (2015). Children and adolescents' progressive involvement with sport: Towards a more through developmental mode of sports participation. Journal of Amateur Sport.

Bruening, J., Welty Peachy, J., Evanovich, J., Fuller, R., Coble, C., Percy, V., Silverstein, L., & Chung, M. (2015). Managing sport for social change: The effects of intentional design and structure in sport based service learning initiative. Sport Management Review.

Coble, C. & McNary, E. M.(2016).Peer evaluation in team-based learning. North American Society for Sport Management, Orlando, FL, May 31 - June 4. (Teaching and Learning Fair).

Whitley, M. A., Coble, C., & Jewell, G. S.(2016).Evaluation of a sport-based youth development programme for refugees. Leisure/Loisir, 40, 175-199.

Coble, C.(2017). Active learning in large classes. North American Society for Sport Management, Denver, CO, May 30th-June 3rd. (Teaching and Learning Fair).

Fuller, R., McGarry, J., Coble, C., Evanovich, J., & Zastoupil, G. (2017). Action research in a campus-community partnership: Lessons learned. SAGE Research Methods Cases.

Coble, C. J., Padgett, E. (2018). Administrating internships in sport management: Comparing practices across the discipline. North American Society for Sport Management, Halifax, Nova Scotia, June 5th-9th. (Oral) .

Buning, R., & Coble, C.J. (2018). "I Mean, You Don't Really Have a Choice": The Youth Sport Travel Experience. North American Society for Sport Management, Halifax, Nova Scotia, June 5th-9th. (Oral).

Coble, C., & Grame-Zeller, H. (2020). Youth and high school sports in the United States. In B. Pitts & J. Zhang (Eds.), Sport Business in the United States: Contemporary Perspectives (pp. 71-95). Routledge.

Mirhie, M., Gibson, H., Buning, R., Coble, C., Flaherty, M. (2021). Towards an understanding of family travel decision-making processes in the context of youth sport tourism. Journal of Destination Marketing and Management, 21.

Popular Press: Why massive new youth sports facilities may not lead to the tourist boom many communities hope for when they build them (2022).