Dr. David Pierce sits down with Bryan Kryder, co-founder and CEO of Right Hand, to talk about their experiences with using high-impact practices in sport management at IU Indianapolis.

The duo focuses on the practice of using capstone classes to partner with industry organizations in an effort to solve problems to build student resumes as they head into the job market.

High Impact Practices at IU Indianapolis: https://getengaged.indianapolis.iu.edu/faculty-and-staff/taxonomies/index.html

The SII Blog: https://blogs.iu.edu/iuindysii

Dr. Jessica Braunstein-Minkove discusses the special edition of the Sports Innovation Journal on Engaged Learning with Dr. Geoff Sherman in the latest episode of the Sports Innovation Podcast.

The IUPUI Sports Innovation Institute and the Center for Sports Transformation in Indianapolis partnered to create an innovative solution that will build local sports leadership capacity to create health sport communities.

Dr. Wade Gilbert from Cal State-Fresno, Mike Mossbrucker from Mooresville High School, and Dr. David Pierce from the IUPUI Sports Innovation Institute talked about their collaborative effort to build leaders within the sport community in Mooresville, Indiana. Their project offers a solution to the critical problems that exist in youth sports today.

Dr. James Johnson and Dr. David Pierce discuss their research in the Sports Innovation Journal article entitled "Are We Punishing Success? An Evaluation of the Indiana Tournament Success Factor and Implications for Interscholastic Policy".

Dr. Tim Koba of High Point University recently sat down and talked about his research in the Sports Innovation Journal on venture capital and private equity in sport businesses.

In the latest episode of the Sports Innovation Podcast, Chris Scroggins, co-founder of EDGE Consulting and instructor within the Shenandoah University Esports program joins us to talk about the gaming industry, what EDGE Consulting provides, the Esports venue at Shenandoah University and how they have built their Esports program.

IUPUI graduate student Aydan Koyles joined the Sports Innovation Podcast to talk about his research with the IUPUI Sports Innovation Institute, what he sees as critical for students to know coming out of college, and what his inspirations include.

In today's episode, Dr. Bradley Baker of Temple University discusses his research team's work on NFTs and how they are impacting the sport industry. Check out the Sports Innovation Journal entry at https://journals.iupui.edu/index.php/sij/article/view/25636.

Co-founders of Upper Hand, CEO Kevin MacCauley and Chief of Product Myles Grote, joined the SII podcast to talk about their company as well as innovation trends in sport before and after the pandemic. Upper Hand makes running studios, facilities, and academies easier by empowering businesses to stand out from the crowd. Check out their website getupperhand.com to learn more.

Techstars Senior Project Manager Andrew Hippert joined the SII podcast to talk about their sports accelerator located here in Indianapolis. Hippert starts by explaining first what an accelerator means for a start-up business and why Techstars decided to base their sports accelerator in Indianapolis. Hippert then gives a walkthrough on what company applicants can expect if they join the accelerator. Do you need more than just an idea or do you need to have at least a minimally viable product? Trends in sports tech are discussed to try and figure out if these areas are scalable business ideas for entrepreneurs.

Learn more about the Techstars Sports Accelerator Powered by Indy here: https://www.techstars.com/accelerators/indy-sports