On March 6, 2020, associate professor of sport administration Alicia Jessop was appointed as the sports and recreation law association (SRLA) president-elect. The appointment comes after five years of actively participating in Camiseta Selección de fútbol de Inglaterra the association including previously serving on the association’s board of directors as the member-at-large overseeing honors and awards.
“I see this as a special opportunity for my field because sport law is still emerging. It is an honor to be at the helm of this organization driving the method and the conversation about where [sport law] goes,” says Jessop. “I am ecstatic to collaborate with peers across the world and bring it all back to the classroom at Pepperdine.”
At the association’s annual conference in Louisville, Kentucky, members shared their nominations and confirmed Jessop as Camiseta Atletico Madrid the president-elect during the awards banquet at Churchill Downs. The position serves a three-year term and leads the association through years of growth and improvement of sport law pedagogy.
Jessop is a licensed attorney whose research focuses on the intersection of sport, service media, and law. She has also followed female and minority leadership in intercollegiate sport governance at the NCAA Camiseta AS Roma division I level as well as female representation in sports reporting. beyond presenting her research at several conferences, she has published many articles across the Washington Post, Forbes, and The Athletic. She also frequently appears on television and radio to supply commentary and analysis on sport law and business.
The SRLA aims to additionally the study and dissemination of information relating to legal aspects of sport and recreation. With its diverse members from different educational and experiential backgrounds, the association serves academicians and professionals in private and public sport and recreation settings. To learn a lot more about the association, visit the SRLA website.
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