GUIDELINES FOR MANAGING SPORT CLUB OF UNIVERSITY OF PHAYAO
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The purpose of this research were to study the state of problem and to investigate guidelines for managing sport club of University of Phayao. The methodology of this research comprised of four steps; 1) reviewing the literature by synthesizing related documents research and experts in-depth interview to consider guidelines for managing sport club of University of Phayao, 2) summarize the results of experts interview to create a questionnaire with content
validity 1.0, and reliability 0.95, 3) the data collection and data analysis by using mean and standard deviation of 258 persons, 4) the acceptability of sport guideline management was considered by the focus group of the stakeholder.
The research findings were as follow:
1. The problem of management the sport clubs of University of Phayao found that overall problem were in high level. Considering by aspects, it was found that 1) the planning (= 3.70), 2) the organizing (
= 3.66), 3) the controlling (
̄ = 3.65) and 4) the leading (
= 3.64).
2. The guidelines for managing sport club of University of Phayao, according to management process were; 1) planning should set goals, objectives and development planning by survey the needs of students and the results of activities last year were the basis for improvement and development, 2)organizing should schedule the responsibility structure to professionals (i.e knowledge and skill) and obvious role for every person in each activity both inside and outside the university, 3)leading is the division of the students’ affaire decentralize sport clubs to conduct planning and to use budget for activities and publicize the honor of student who make reputation of sport for the university, and 4) controlling is to evaluate the activities to cover the sport objectives for health and excellence and to achieve the objectives of the sports club.
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