LSU KIN 3802 Midterm Exam with
Guaranteed Pass Solutions 2025-2026
Updated.
Event Management - Answer The planning, organizing, execution, and evaluation of sport-
related events
* Venues
* Rules
* Event Setup
* Common Practices - Answer Sports events are unique in that every SPORT is different in
terms of:
* Region to Region
* Country to Country - Answer Even some events in the same sport are very different from:
* Special Events
* Event Bids
* Recurring Events - Answer Three types of sports events?
* New Events
* Existing Events - Answer What are two types of special events?
New Events - Answer * An event created from scratch
* Always most difficult to execute
Existing Events - Answer * An event that has already taken place
* Experience and expectation exists
* Pressure is to improve and grow
Event Bids - Answer Local Organizing Committee that creates a proposal to conduct an event
for a national governing body
* Usually long term process (can be 10 years out or more)
* Can be expensive to secure depending on the event
,* Competition for events can be fierce - Answer Event bids characteristics:
Recurring Events - Answer * Teams, Leagues or Conferences that produce a schedule of
competitions over a certain time period
* Essentially the same event executed many times
* Generally spectator-based
* Variations can be difficult to manage and communicate with fans and spectators
Event Terminology - Answer * Common terms and concepts that are germane to the special
event industry
USO Philosophy - Answer * Understanding Stakeholder Objectives
* "Golden Rule" of Sports Events
* Success in events requires a true desire to understand the stakeholders' objectives
* Cities/Venues
* Sponsors
* Media
* Broadcasters
* Community - Answer Major Stakeholders
* Fans
* Athletes
* Spectators - Answer Most Overlooked Stakeholders
* Value Added Activation/Branding Sponsorships
* Sponsor Owned Events
* Corporate Event Groups
* TV Considerations
* "Buying" Events vs Hosting Events - Answer Current Trends and Concepts
Event's Objectives, Strategies, Tactics - Answer
Start with a single, primary objective - Answer First Law of Event Management
, * Clear
* Simple
* Easily Communicated - Answer Primary objective is....?
How "player friendly" they are. - Answer How is event success or failure commonly
determined?
Both care and behavior of the athletes - Answer What influences the personality of the
event?
Have stronger player fields resulting in greater satisfaction and higher revenues. - Answer
Player-friendly events are more likely to have what?
Primary Event Objectives - Answer * New (First Time) Events
* Existing Events
* Event Bids
* Recurring Events
* Promotion
* Audience
* Partnerships
* Environment
* Revenue - Answer What does the P.A.P.E.R. Test stand for?
Promotion - Answer * What essential message or important information do I want to
communicate to the public about the event, sport, or organization
* Can I build interest in my sport or organization before, during, or after the event? By what
measure can this increased interest be demonstrated?
* How do I want the event to position our sport in the community, and what kind of legacy
should
it leave?
Audience - Answer * Who is our target audience for the event, the people who are most
likely to participate, attend,
or purchase a ticket?
* Beyond the most likely target, what audiences with similar interests can be attracted or invited
to increase attendance, interest, and relevance for our event and further our organization's
Guaranteed Pass Solutions 2025-2026
Updated.
Event Management - Answer The planning, organizing, execution, and evaluation of sport-
related events
* Venues
* Rules
* Event Setup
* Common Practices - Answer Sports events are unique in that every SPORT is different in
terms of:
* Region to Region
* Country to Country - Answer Even some events in the same sport are very different from:
* Special Events
* Event Bids
* Recurring Events - Answer Three types of sports events?
* New Events
* Existing Events - Answer What are two types of special events?
New Events - Answer * An event created from scratch
* Always most difficult to execute
Existing Events - Answer * An event that has already taken place
* Experience and expectation exists
* Pressure is to improve and grow
Event Bids - Answer Local Organizing Committee that creates a proposal to conduct an event
for a national governing body
* Usually long term process (can be 10 years out or more)
* Can be expensive to secure depending on the event
,* Competition for events can be fierce - Answer Event bids characteristics:
Recurring Events - Answer * Teams, Leagues or Conferences that produce a schedule of
competitions over a certain time period
* Essentially the same event executed many times
* Generally spectator-based
* Variations can be difficult to manage and communicate with fans and spectators
Event Terminology - Answer * Common terms and concepts that are germane to the special
event industry
USO Philosophy - Answer * Understanding Stakeholder Objectives
* "Golden Rule" of Sports Events
* Success in events requires a true desire to understand the stakeholders' objectives
* Cities/Venues
* Sponsors
* Media
* Broadcasters
* Community - Answer Major Stakeholders
* Fans
* Athletes
* Spectators - Answer Most Overlooked Stakeholders
* Value Added Activation/Branding Sponsorships
* Sponsor Owned Events
* Corporate Event Groups
* TV Considerations
* "Buying" Events vs Hosting Events - Answer Current Trends and Concepts
Event's Objectives, Strategies, Tactics - Answer
Start with a single, primary objective - Answer First Law of Event Management
, * Clear
* Simple
* Easily Communicated - Answer Primary objective is....?
How "player friendly" they are. - Answer How is event success or failure commonly
determined?
Both care and behavior of the athletes - Answer What influences the personality of the
event?
Have stronger player fields resulting in greater satisfaction and higher revenues. - Answer
Player-friendly events are more likely to have what?
Primary Event Objectives - Answer * New (First Time) Events
* Existing Events
* Event Bids
* Recurring Events
* Promotion
* Audience
* Partnerships
* Environment
* Revenue - Answer What does the P.A.P.E.R. Test stand for?
Promotion - Answer * What essential message or important information do I want to
communicate to the public about the event, sport, or organization
* Can I build interest in my sport or organization before, during, or after the event? By what
measure can this increased interest be demonstrated?
* How do I want the event to position our sport in the community, and what kind of legacy
should
it leave?
Audience - Answer * Who is our target audience for the event, the people who are most
likely to participate, attend,
or purchase a ticket?
* Beyond the most likely target, what audiences with similar interests can be attracted or invited
to increase attendance, interest, and relevance for our event and further our organization's
