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Texas Tech University

Sarah M Brown, Ph.D., J.D.

Assistant Professor of Practice
Kinesiology & Sport Management

Email: sarah.m.brown@ttu.edu

Office Hours: To be determined

Curriculum Vitae

Sarah Brown

Education

  • 2020, Ph.D., Sport Management, Texas A&M University
  • 2014, J.D., Marquette University Law School
  • 2011, B.A., Political Science and Public Relations, Pennsylvania State University

Courses Taught

  • SPMT 4321 Financial Management in Sport
  • SPMT 4355 Sport Facilities & Event Management
  • SPMT 5324 Marketing & Promotions in Sport
  • SPMT 5329 Sport Event Management
  • SPMT 5345 Administration of Intercollegiate Athletics

Research Interests

  • Sport marketing in the digital space
  • Legal aspects of digital technologies in sport
  • Sport branding in the metaverse, WEB 3.0
  • Utility of sport for community outcomes

Notable Publications

  • Wieselmann, J., Sager, M., Scott, C., & Brown, S.M. (2025). STEM, Sports, and Service Learning: Exploring Undergraduates’ Experiential Learning as Camp Mentors. Journal of Experiential Education.
  • Brown, K.M., Brown, S.M., Brown, W.E., Brison, N.T., & Pickett, A.C. (2024). Unveiling the Aftermath: Analyzing Moral Reasoning in the Wake of the Michigan State and Larry Nassar Scandal. Journal of Sport Behavior.
  • Brown., K.M., Brown, S.M., Brown, W.E. (2024). Protecting the brand: Analyzing the Legal landscape of negative product placements. Marquette Intellectual Property and Innovation Law Review.
  • Brown, S.M. & Brown, K.M. (2022). Betting on Athlete Data: The legal landscape of professional sports, athletes’ rights and gaming companies. Journal of Global Sport Management, DOI: 10.1080/24704067.2022.2098158
  • Brown, S.M., Brison, N.T., Bennett, G., & Brown, K. (2022). Do Fans care about the activist athlete? A closer look at athlete activism effect on brand image. International Journal of Sport Communication.https://doi.org/10.1123/ijsc.2022-0101
  • Brown, S.M. & Brown, K.M. (2021). Should your wearables be shareable? The ethics of wearable technology in college athletics. Marquette Sports Law Review, 32, 97-116.