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Stacy-Lynn Sant
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Stacy-Lynn Sant, PhD

  • Assistant Professor, Sport Management
  • Member, Center for Sports Venues and Real Estate Development

About

Stacy-Lynn Sant is an assistant professor of Sport Management and a member of the Center for Sports Venues and Real Estate Development at the University of Michigan School of Kinesiology. 

Dr. Sant's research primarily focuses on sport event impact, destination marketing, and event-based strategies for social and economic development. Her research has been published in peer-reviewed journals such as the Journal of Sport Management, European Sport Management Quarterly, Cities, and the Journal of Sport & Tourism. 

Dr. Sant's professional affiliations include the Urban Affairs Association, the North American Society for Sport Management, and the European Association of Sport Management. She currently teaches two upper-level, undergraduate elective courses: Sport Tourism and Sport and the Media.

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Areas of Interest

Sport event impact; destination marketing; media discourse; event-based strategies for social and economic development.

Contact

Address

SKB 3150

830 North University
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1048
United States

Phone

(734) 647-2704

Email

slsant@umich.edu

Classes

Course Course Title Credits Term
SM 431 Sports & the Media 3 As Arranged, Fall, Winter
SM 445 Sport Tourism 3 As Arranged, Fall, Winter

News

The cheapest World Cup seats cost more than a week of wages for the migrant workers who built them
Sport Management faculty member Stacy-Lynn Sant is quoted in the Grid discussing migrant worker pay during the construction of World Cup venues.
December 15, 2022
Polarized Instagrammers fueled media coverage of NFL athlete activism
Sport Management faculty Wenche Wang and Stacy-Lynn Sant studied how Instagram posts helped fuel the media coverage of NFL athlete activism.
May 17, 2022
Without a Michigan College Football Season, Ann Arbor Feels the Loss
Students, residents and businesses try to find their way in a town missing the excitement and revenue generated by Wolverine home games.
September 15, 2020
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