Create a SWOT analysis of the Dolphins athletic department.

Review the attached company description for your company and the athletic department that your firm has been hired to represent. Once you have read the description you need to:

Name your firm, and create a brief introduction to it which would appear in the About Us section of your company website.
Create a SWOT analysis of the Dolphins athletic department.

Prepare an assessment for presentation to the board of directors that covers the following laws:

ADA
Title VII
Title IX

Be sure to show whether the department is in compliance with these laws. If compliant, you need to provide the pertinent facts to support your assessment. If non-compliant, you need to provide the steps your firm would recommend to rectify the situation along with a timeline for said implementation.

Be sure to follow proper APA format, including creating an APA formatted title page.

You are the managing partner of a marketing consulting firm that specializes in athletics and sports management. Your firm includes the following departments: legal, public relations, accounting, management consulting, talent representation, and event management.
University of Strops Athletic Department
Location: Mobile, AL
Enrollment: 10,000 with a 70% acceptance rate
Male = 6,000, Female = 4,000
African-American = 75%, Caucasian = 20%, Other = 5%
NCAA Division III member (no athletic scholarships)
Conference: We Are Strops Universities & Schools (WASUS), which has 12 members Mascot: Dolphins
Student-Athletes: 1,200
Male = 400, Female = 700
Sports: Male
Basketball Golf Lacrosse Soccer
Administrative Staff:
Female
Basketball Field Hockey Gymnastics Lacrosse Soccer Softball Volleyball
Interim athletic director (female) Assistant athletic director (male) Administrative assistant (female) Sports information director (female) Athletic trainer (male)
Compliance coordinator (male)
Coaching Staff:
All head coaches are full-time with part-time assistant coaches
Men coach all mens sports, womens basketball, soccer, softball, & volleyball Women coach field hockey, gymnastics, & lacrosse
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There has been little turnover in the department, the newest coach (field hockey) was hired five years ago, and all staff members are relatively happy in their jobs. Granted they would like to put more wins in the books, but they believe everything is cyclical, and they will start winning again soon.
Budget Information:
The previous athletic director felt each team should receive the same amount of money regardless of travel schedule, team size, officiating needs, equipment needs, etc. Facility and field maintenance costs are covered by the institutional budget.
The department is allocated $500,000 annually, not including salaries. This must cover the following: equipment, officiating, team travel, department travel (meetings, etc.), team meals, recruiting, publicity, compliance, event management, conference fees, athletic training, post- season, conference fees, uniforms (four-year replacement cycle per team), and incidentals.
Team Results/Records:
Mens and womens basketball both finished within two games above or below .500 for the fifth straight year.
Field hockey lost in the conference championship, and returns all starters from that team. Golf finished fourth in the conference and sent one golfer to the NCAA Championships. Mens lacrosse finished one game above .500, their worst record in five years.
Mens soccer finished one game above .500, their best record in five years.
Gymnastics won their third straight conference championship, and sent four gymnasts to the NCAA Championships.
Womens lacrosse finished .500, their best record in five years.
Womens soccer finished two games above .500, their worst record in five years.
Softball finished third in the conference with a .750 record, improving on last years .500 finish, which was their first record of .500 or more in five years.
Womens volleyball went undefeated in conference play winning their first conference championship and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. This was their fifth straight winning season, and first trip to the NCAA Tournament.
Your firm has been hired to represent the University of Strops athletic department.