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- PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
- Emphasis: Sport Marketing and Sport Sales
| Prof. DR. ROBERT C. SCHNEIDER
122 Raleigh Street Rochester, NY 14620585-395-2587 (work), 585-423-9603 (cell), rschneid@brockport.eduEDUCATIONEd.D., Sport Management and Leisure Studies, Emphasis: Sport Administration and Recreation, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA. M.A.T., Physical Education, Emphasis: Physical Education and Teaching Methods, the University of West Alabama (formerly Livingston University), Livingston AL. B.S., Major: Physical Education, Minor: Science, the Ohio State University, Columbus, OH. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE08/97 – present Full-Time Faculty Member: Professor, The College at Brockport, State University of New York (SUNY), Brockport, NY. 01/13 – present Sport Management Program Director/Coordinator Oversaw all aspects of undergraduate sport management program consisting of approximately 200 students, 5 full-time faculty, and 5 part-time faculty.
Introduction to Sport Management Research in Sport Management Sport Management & Administration Emphasis: Sport Marketing and Sport SalesIncluded : Practicum Placement and Advising History of Sport, Play & Exercise (120 students) Coaching Sport Advanced Basketball Graduate Courses Taught (Sport Management): Budget, Finance & Facility Management of Sport Administration & Supervision of Physical Education & Athletics Course Teaching Evaluations: The high majority of teaching scores, as evaluated by students, for courses taught ranged between the “exceptional” and “excellent” categories. Class Guest Lecturer: 2000 to Present – APS Seminar 2000, May – Significance of Physical Activity 2000, February – Beginning Basketball 2000, April – Beginning Basketball 1999, Fall – Research and Evaluation for P.E. Teachers 1998, November – APS Seminar Student Learning Outcomes: 1998 to present – Assessor of Sport Management Learning Outcomes through Sport Management Exit Interviews (approximately 10 interviews per semester) 2002, Fall – Organized and Assembled Sport Management Exit Interviews Instructional Activities Beyond the Classroom: Conducted, on average, six group tutoring sessions per semester for the following courses: (a) The History of Sport, Play, and Exercise (1997-present), and (b) Coaching Sports (2000-present). 1997, Fall – Individual Skill Development Sessions, Advanced Basketball Student Advising: Advised, on average, 50 undergraduate students per semester (1997-present). Independent/Directed Studies (Advisor) The State University of New York at Brockport 2003, Spring – Coaching Sports 2001, Spring – History of Golf 2000, Spring – History of Basketball 2000, Fall – Advanced Jogging 1999, Spring – Career Exploration Course
CELT Mentoring Program (2009-2010) EOC Mentor/Mentee Program, SUNY Brockport, (1998 to present)
Management, Salem-Teikyo University, Salem, WV. Major Responsibilities: Development of Sport Management Program. Formation of undergraduate and graduate Sport Management curriculum, practicums, international internships, Sport Management major advising, research, committee service, community service, and teaching excellence. Sport Management Courses Taught: Sport Management Principles Governance and Ethics of Sport Sociology and Psychology of Sport Sport Marketing Facility and Event Management of Sport History of Sport Economics and Finance of Sport Legal Aspects of Sport Other Courses Taught: Wellness – includes the guidance and counseling of individual students on personalized programs such as nutrition, weight control, cardiovascular fitness, and weight training.
Racquet Ball Basketball Softball
Strength Training 1997, March Director, NCAA Division II Men’s Regional Basketball Tournament: Louisville, KY. Major Responsibilities: Directed the planning effort for the men’s Division II, Elite Eight Basketball Tournament. 1994 – 1997 Faculty Athletics Representative(FAR) to the NCAA: Salem- Teikyo University, Salem, WV.
seminars and conventions. Interpret NCAA legislation. Monitor the coordination of compliance efforts and rules education among campus entities outside the athletics department. Assist the director of athletics in devising and implementing NCAA rules education and compliance programs inside the athletics department.
institutional positions on proposed NCAA legislation, and also on conference matters.
University, Philadelphia, PA. Major Responsibilities: Assisted in the day to day operations of athletics business. 07/91 – 07/94 Part-Time Faculty Member: Physical Education Department, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA.
preparation of course content including teaching methods, administration of skills tests, and grading criteria. Responsibilities also consisted of preparing daily lessons including lectures, demonstrations, and skill progression techniques. Undergraduate Courses Taught: Introductory Golf Introductory Basketball Introductory Volleyball Introductory Weight training Introductory Tennis Advanced Golf Advanced Tennis Basketball Theory 1992 – 1994 Assistant Basketball Coach: Gloucester County College, Sewell, New Jersey. Major Responsibilities: Scouted and Prepared Scouting Reports on Opponents Recruited High School Players From the Philadelphia and South Jersey Area Performed Extensive Floor Coaching During Practice Sessions Analyzed Game Film of Opposing Teams Assembled and Coached the “Scout Team” During Practice Sessions Planned Practice with the Head Coach 1992 – 1994 Summer Basketball Camp: Burlington YMCA, Burlington, NJ.
successful basketball camp for children ages six through sixteen. Operated all phases of the camp including advertisement, promotions, public relations, finances and logistical matters. 06/93 – 09/93 Instructor, Private Tennis Lessons: Temple University, Ambler Campus, Ambler, PA. Major Responsibilities: Created and implemented successful personal tennis lessons program. Organized, planned and taught instructional content for beginning, intermediate and advanced level players. 09/91 – 09/92 Intramural Director: Recreation Department, Community College of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA. Major Responsibilities: Created and implemented a first year intramural program. Responsible for the supervision of the entire intramural program which included operating within the existing athletic budget, recruiting and assigning appropriate support personnel such as officials, statisticians and administrative assistants. 09/91 – 09/92 Community Activity Director Assistant: Recreation Department, Community College of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA.
implementation of first year activity program for community members. Activities included aerobics, physical fitness, walking program, three on three basketball league, volleyball league, racquetball, ping pong, and chess and checkers tournaments. 09/91 – 09/92 Assistant Basketball Coach: Community College of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA. Major Responsibilities: Recruited area players, scouted and prepared scouting reports on opponents and partook in extensive floor coaching during practice sessions. 09/91 – 09/92 Academic Tutor (Drug Rehabilitation Center): Progressive Education Services, Berlin, NJ.
six drug rehabilitation students. Established individualized lesson plans and grading criteria. Provided counseling and support with the overall objective to prepare students to excel effectively in the “mainstreamed” classroom. 09/90 – 06/91 Physical Education Activity Class Coordinator: University of West Alabama, Livingston, AL. Major Responsibilities: Coordinated and placed Physical Education graduate assistants in activity course teaching positions. Monitored and provided evaluative feedback on teaching Performances 09/88 – 06/91 Part-Time Faculty Member: Physical Education Department, University of West Alabama, Livingston, AL. Major Responsibilities: Consisted of preparation of course content including teaching methods, administration of skills tests, and grading criteria. Also consisted of preparing daily lessons including lectures, demonstrations and skill progression techniques. Undergraduate Courses Taught: Introductory Track and Field Introductory Golf Introductory Basketball Introductory Volleyball Introductory Softball Introductory Weight Training Introductory Tennis Introductory Archery Aerobic Conditioning Lifetime Fitness Track and Field Advanced Golf Advanced Tennis Advanced Basketball 09/88 – 06/90 Student Teacher Supervisor: Physical Education Department, University of West Alabama, Livingston, AL. Major Responsibilities: Assisted in the coordination of teaching experiences for student teachers. Supervised and team taught University of Alabama activity classes with undergraduate Physical Education teaching majors. 09/88 – 09/89 Athletic Residential Life Counselor: Athletic Residential Hall, University of West, Alabama, Livingston, AL.
Procedures Coordination of Housing Assignments Supervision of Discipline Related Matters Management of Financial Matters 1988 – 1991 Recruiting Coordinator/Assistant Basketball Coach: University of West Alabama, Livingston, AL.
Successful in Coordinating Recruiting of Top National Talent Targeted Junior College and High School Players from Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, Louisiana, and Florida Scouted and Prepared Scouting Reports on Opponents Performed Extensive Floor Coaching During Practice Sessions Developed and Supervised “Off-Season” Conditioning and Weight Program
Responsible for Film Exchange Scheduled all Non-Conference Games Prepared Travel Arrangements for Away Games Managed all Financial Matters, for Away Games Planned Practice With Head Coach Supervised Managers and Trainers 03/90 – 06/90 Special Olympics Coordinator: University of West Alabama, Livingston, AL. Major Responsibilities: Oversaw and supervised the organization of the Special Olympics for local elementary school, middle school and high school students. Staffed and delegated specific tasks to support personnel. 09/87 – 06/88 Assistant Basketball Coach: Capital University, Columbus, OH.
prepared scouting reports on opponents and partook in extensive floor coaching during practice sessions. Monitored study table. 09/86 – 06/87 Physical Education and Science Instructor: Westland High School, Columbus, OH.
Chemistry – 11th Grade Physical Education – 9th and 10th Grade
and partook in extensive floor coaching during practice sessions. Monitored academic progress of players. 03/86 – 06/86 Student Teacher: Norton Middle School, Columbus, OH. Major Responsibilities: Planning, organizing and teaching the following courses to 6th through 8th grade students: Fencing Physical Conditioning Square Dance
American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (AAHPERD), Member – since 1994
Journal of Sport Management (JSM) Journal of Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (JOPERD) Strategies Chronicle of Higher Education Athletic Business Research in Sport and Physical Education NCAA News NABC Courtside ESPN The Magazine Sports Illustrated Runners World Tennis
2010 – Recipient of the Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Scholarship/Creative Activity (EISCA). The EISCA is the most prestigious scholarship award granted from the State University of New York higher education system. Employee of the Month, in Recognition of Excellence in Productivity, Loyalty and University Service, Salem-Teikyo University (April 1997) Outstanding Student, Department Chair, and Peer Teaching Evaluations, Salem- Teikyo University (1994-1997) Extraordinary Student and Department Head Teaching Evaluations, Temple University, Physical Education Department (1990-1994) Awarded Part-Time Faculty Appointment, Temple University, Physical Education Department (1990 – 1994) Doctoral Comprehensive Examination, Passed with Distinction, Temple University (1993) CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT Developed and Implemented Sport Management Curriculum Based on North American Society of Sport Management (NASSM) and the National Association of Sport and Physical Education (NASPE) Guidelines, Salem, Teikyo University (1995) Developed and Implemented Salem-Teikyo University Sport Management Internship Requirements (1996)
Oversaw the Process in its Entirety, Completed Self-Study, Identified and Invited External Reviewers, Contacted Participants and Scheduled Meetings, Served as Primary Host throughout the April 9-11, 2014 Site Visit 2011 to present – International Sport Management Program Coordinator Proposed International Sport Management Minor Proposed International Sport Management Concentration 2006 to present – Chair, Governance Committee Reviewed the departmental governance document in its entirety Presented proposed amendments to the faculty Amended the document where necessary 2006 to Present – Awards Committee member Established criteria for departmental awards Met with sponsors of scholarship awards Organized annual departmental awards ceremony Attended and participated in annual awards ceremony 1998 to present – New Student Information Sessions and Transfer Student Orientation Sessions, actively involved in the answering of questions and the general provision of information to incoming Brockport students as part of an effort to assist them to successfully make the transition to SUNY Brockport.
basis, with the advisement and registration of incoming Brockport students 1997 to 2001 – Teacher Preparation Program Fitness Test, Administrator of selected testing sessions 2002, Fall – Department Graduate Coordinator (Interim) Scheduled meetings and met with P.E. & Sport Graduate Committee Met with the Graduate Council (Susan Stites-Doe) Processed P.E. & Sport Applications Addressed graduate inquiries by students 2011-2012, Search Committee Member – Sport Studies tenure track faculty position 2004-2005, Chairperson, Sports Studies Search Committee
position
Provided leadership and guidance to the members Regularly met with Sport Management Club president Developed Charter Hosted evening with guest speakers: Gregg Pastore, Buffalo Bills; Mike Andriatch SUNY Brockport Invited guest speakers: a) Dan Lunetta, Special Assistant to the General Manager, Montreal Expos b) Dan Mason, General Manager, Rochester Redwings c) Jody Gage, General Manager, Rochester Americans
Involved in Discretionary Salary Increase (DSI) deliberations Assisted in all faculty renewal decisions Assisted in tenure decision Evaluating and developing the departmental personnel document Assisted with internal chairperson search Chaired subcommittee for Excellence in Scholarship and Creative Activities Award Development of IDEA scoring procedures Refinement of departmental personnel document Developed advisement evaluation instrument and procedures Development of chairperson search procedures Forming search committee for the pedagogy position in elementary and pedagogy position in secondary Chaired subcommittee for Excellence in Scholarship and Creative Activities Award 1998-1999, Biomechanist Search Committee Member Salem-Teikyo University Student of the Module Nomination and Selection Committee, Salem-Teikyo University, (1994-1997) COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY SERVICE The State University of New York at Brockport Initiated the William F. Stier Jr. Undergraduate Sport Management Scholarship and Led its Donor Campaigns (2014-Present) Alumni and Colleague Letters and Various Fundraising Activities Member, Chancellor’s Award Scholarship and Creative Activity Review Committee (2011-2013) Reviewed Nominee Portfolios Participated in the Determination of Campus Nominations Mentor, Educational Opportunity Program (2011-Present) Member, Facilities Master Plan Steering Committee (2009-present) Represented facility interests of the School of Arts & Performance Provided consultant with materials for the State University Construction Fund Brockport Intercollegiate Athletic Board Member (2000-present) Involved in discussion of budget issues and athletic fee proposal Delegate, United University Professions (2005 to present) Attended Fall and Spring Delegate Assemblies Performed role of liaison to department Delegate, NYSUT Representative Assembly (2010-present) Represented UUP at the 2010 NYSUT, Washington, D.C. (April 29-May 1, 2010). Delegate, AFT Representative Assembly (2010-present) Represented UUP at 2010 AFT Convention, Seattle, WA (July 7-11, 2010). Fall Academic Convocation Committee Member (1999-2003) Met throughout the year, planning all details of the convocation from identifying student speakers and assisting them in the script rehearsal to determining and planning the order of events. Faculty Senator (Alternate) (2000-2001) Attended several meetings in place of the department’s faculty senator Faculty Senator (2001-2003) Attended bi-weekly meetings and was involved in all senatorial duties, including all deliberations and voting Personnel Policies Committee Member, 2001-2003 Addressed policy concerns directed to the committee, including: The faculty observer/consultants for departmental chairperson searches, and the reviewing of faculty policy for new faculty hire dates Facilities Planning Committee Member (2001-2003) Informed the committee of faculty senate activities Involved in the development of the annual alteration projects document Directory: academics academics -> Table of Contents Economic Policy Causes and Consequences of the Subprime Crisis Brendan Dowling 11 academics -> Annotated Bibliography Grades 1-41 academics -> Rccw training 2014 History of Racism and Anti-Racist Activism in Lexington and Fayette County Kentucky academics -> Welcome to surf 2016 The 23rd Annual Celebration of Achievements academics -> Computer Basics What is a computer academics -> University of Minnesota, Morris academics -> Academic record 2010 – 2013 East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, tn academics -> Rev. 10 Sep 2008 Ozark Hispanic Studies League academics -> Editorial by Sarah Herrlein, Senior Retail Technology Analyst Download 236.5 Kb. Share with your friends:
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