Education 1998 – 2001 Doctor of Philosophy (Ph. D.) in Sport Management

ethan.strigas@indstate.edu

Bloomington, IN 47404

(812) 371- 7014
EDUCATION
1998 – 2001 Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Sport Management

Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida

of motivational factors of volunteers in sport settings

Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois

2003 - 2007 Master in Business Administration (M.B.A)

Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana

Western Illinois University, Macomb, Illinois

University of Athens, Athens, Greece

Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana

Dept. of Kinesiology, Recreation & Sport

Associate Professor (with tenure) in Sport Management
B.S. in Sport Management:

Developed course materials and lecture topics for the following undergraduate courses:

Developed course materials and lecture topics for the following graduate courses:

Developed course curriculum, reading materials and lecture topics for the following graduate courses:

2001 – 2002 Hampton University, Hampton, Virginia, U.S.A

Dept. of Health, Physical Education & Recreation

Assistant Professor, Sport Management Program

Teaching Assistant in Sport Marketing

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  Assisted in curriculum development
  
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  Composed exams and term paper assignments
  
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  Led weekly discussion sessions
  
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  Graded all written work and determined final grades
  

1994- 1996 University of Athens, Athens, GREECE

Teaching Assistant in Sport Law

 Instructed Sport Law to undergraduate students.

 Aided in research materials for the Sports Law Lab

1993- 1994 High School Teaching

42^nd High School, Dafni, GREECE

 Conducted physical education courses for high school students

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  Strigas, A. (2005). Marketing management for sport enterprises: Steps in writing the marketing plan. Department of Sport Management, University of Peloponnese, Sparta, Greece.
  

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  Strigas, A., McLean, D., & Bodey, K. (2004). Strategic planning as a process. Sport Management & Leadership Capacity Training Project, Hassan II University, Mohammedia, Morocco.
  

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  Strigas, A. (2006). Bring baseball back: The prospect of minor league baseball for the city of Terre Haute. Sycamore Showcase/ Center for Public Service and Community Engagement, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana.
  

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  Strigas, A., McLean, D. (2005). Graduate studies in sport management: Opportunities and limitations in a global environment. Invited to present at the 1^st World Congress in Sport Management, University of Peloponnese, Sparta, Greece.
  

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  Strigas, A., McLean, D. (2005). The current status of the sport industry in the U.S.A. Invited to present at the 1st World Congress in Sport Management, University of Peloponnese, Sparta, Greece.
  

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  Strigas, A., Shomali, R., & Fraedrich, J. (2011). Competition theory and nonprofit organizations: The adaptation of resource-advantage theory for nonprofits competing in mixed-form markets. Presented at the 2nd World Conference in Nonprofit and Social Marketing, Dublin, Ireland.
  

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  Chandra, A., Strigas, A. (2007). Entrepreneurship in China: Role of business incubators. Presented at the International Research Meeting on Entrepreneurship, T.A. Pai Management Institute, India.
  

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  Strigas, A., & Chandra, A. (2007). The motorsports industry in the State of Indiana: A stakeholders’ perspective. Presented at the 2^nd World Congress in Sport Management, University of Peloponnese, Sparta, Greece.
  

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  Strigas, A., Magnuson, C., & Moore, M. (2006). Design, delivery and use of the 3D Olympics 2004 arena (Greece) in the sport management classroom. Presented at the 6^th Annual Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning & Online Teaching (MERLOT) International Conference, Ottawa, Canada.
  

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  Strigas, A. (2005). Marketing and sponsorship techniques for sport franchises: A research update. Presented at the 1^st World Congress in Sport Management, University of Peloponnese, Sparta, Greece.
  

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  Strigas, A., Voulgaris, S. (2003). Discovering sport volunteerism as entertainment, social interaction, and networking alternative: Lessons emerged from the systematic study of motives of volunteer labor in Olympic-type sport events. Accepted for presentation at the European Association of Sport Management (EASM) 11^th Annual Conference, Stockholm, Sweden
  

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  Strigas, A., Voulgaris, S., & Jackson, E.N. (2003). Identification of motivational patterns for volunteer workers in Olympic-type sport competitions: Myths & realities regarding the volunteers’ decision process. Presented at the 11th International Congress on Physical Education and Sport, Democritus University of Thrace, Greece
  

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  Strigas, A., Jackson, N., & Chang, C. (2002). Design, marketing and implementation of successful volunteer recruitment programs: What sport professionals should know first. Presented at the International Council for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport, and Dance (ICHPER- SD) Annual Conference, Taipei, Taiwan
  

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  Strigas, A. (1996). Negotiating contracts for the exclusive broadcasting of national league soccer games: Investigating the rights of spectators to. Paper presented at the 4th International Congress on Physical Education and Sport, Democritus University of Thrace, Greece.
  

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  Strigas, A. (1995). Publication of athletic card of one sport federation to the authorities of another federation. Paper presented at the 3^rd International Congress on Physical Education and Sport, Democritus University of Thrace, Greece.
  

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  Baltopoulos, P., Bashalis, S., Mistidis, P., Konstas, A., Kouki, V., & Strigas, A. (1995). Evaluation of treatment outcomes for the athlete’s shoulder. Paper presented at the 3^rd International Congress on Physical Education and Sport, Democritus University of Thrace, Greece.
  

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  Strigas, A. (1994). Le reglement des differents sportifs en deuxieme instance dans le sport professional en Grece. Paper presented at the International Association of Sport Law World Congress Conference, Nice, France.
  

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  Strigas, A., & Pantazi, L. (2007). Using Blackboard’s group pages to promote student accountability and collaboration in semester-long course projects. Accepted for presentation at the 7^th Annual Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning & Online Teaching (MERLOT) International Conference, New Orleans, LA.
  

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  Strigas, A., & Langley, D. (2006). Problem-based inquiry in sport management curricula: A case study. Accepted for presentation at the North American Society for Sport Management (NASSM) Annual Conference, Kansas City, KS.
  

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  Strigas, A. (2005). Developing and managing a successful volunteer program for recreation and leisure agencies. Presented at the National Recreation & Park Association (NRPA) Annual Conference, San Antonio, TX.
  

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  Strigas, A. (2003). Marketing Senior Programs on a Budget. Presented at the National Recreation & Park Association (NRPA) Annual Conference, St. Louis, MO.
  

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  Lee, C.M. & Strigas, A.(2003). Social responsibility, spectator violence and sport journalism: The process of designing a code of ethics for sport journalists. Presented at the Florida Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (FAHPERD) Annual Conference, Jacksonville, Florida.
  

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  Han, K., & Strigas, A. (2003). The status-quo of the sport management profession in Korea. Presented at the Florida Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (FAHPERD) Annual Conference, Jacksonville, Florida.
  

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  Lee, S. & Strigas, A. (2003). The status-quo of sport marketing in Korea. Presented at the Florida Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (FAHPERD) Annual Conference, Jacksonville, Florida.
  

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  Strigas, A. (2003). Profile and motivational patterns of volunteer labor in Olympic-type sport competitions. Presented at the 18^th North American Society for Sport Management (NASSM) Annual Conference, Ithaca, New York.
  

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  Strigas, A.(2003). Motivational factors for student volunteers and the development of n incentive typology in sport settings. Presented at the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (AAHPERD) Annual Conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
  

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  Strigas, A., & Jackson, N. (2003). The importance of motivational factors and demographic attributes at the design, marketing and implementation of successful volunteer recruitment programs. Presented at the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (AAHPERD) Annual Conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
  

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  Strigas, A. (2002). Assessing the economic impact of sport facilities: A case study analysis of the MCI arena in Washington, D.C. Presented at the Florida Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (FAHPERD) Annual Conference, Daytona, Florida.
  

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  Strigas, A., & Jackson, N., & Ratliffe (2002). Assessment of the demographic profile and the development of a model of motivational factors for volunteers in recreational sport events. Presented at the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (AAPHERD) Annual Conference, San Diego, California.
  

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  Strigas, A. (2001). Coaching youth sports in America: Exploring motives and satisfaction of volunteer coaches in recreational leagues. Paper presented at the Florida Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (FAHPERD) Annual Conference, Jacksonville, Florida.
  

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  Strigas, A. (2001). An investigation of the involvement of corporate sponsors with the Arena Football 2 franchises for the 2001season. Paper presented at the Florida Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (FAHPERD) Annual Conference, Jacksonville, Florida.
  

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  Strigas, A. (2000). Motivating volunteers to serve and succeed: An application to sport. Paper presented at the Florida Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation (FAHPERD) and Dance Annual Conference, Orlando, Florida.
  

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  Strigas, A. (1996). Professional activity in sport: European law and competition. Paper presented at the Hellenic Research Center of Sport Law Conference, Athens, Greece.
  

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  Strigas, A. (1995). The settlement of disputes and ethics in sports. Paper presented at the Hellenic Research Center of Sport Law Conference, Athens, Greece.
  

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  Strigas, A. (2007). Disney sports & recreation internship program. Source: The Walt Disney Company. Amount: $8,400.
  

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  Strigas, A. (2006).Community engagement and service through Knowledge-sharing and training of local sport management workforce. Source: Liberal Learning in Action - Center for Public Service and Community Engagement/ General Education Council. Amount: $3013.
  

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  Strigas, A. (2006). Organizational behavior in sport organizations: The Interview series. Source: Instructional Development Grants, Center for Instruction, Research & Technology, Indiana State University. Amount: $ 500
  

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  Strigas, A. (2006). Development of a teaching symposium as an experiential learning tool for graduate students in Sport Management. Source: Instructional Development Grants, Center for Teaching & Learning, Indiana State University. Amount: $ 500
  

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  Strigas, A. (2005). Developing a Feasibility Study for Attracting a Minor League Baseball Franchise in Terre Haute, Indiana. Source: Liberal Learning in Action - Center for Public Service and Community Engagement/ General Education Council. Amount: $2991.
  

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  Strigas, A. (2005). Developing a Distance Learning Postgraduate Certificate in Sport Management. Source: The Eastman Kodak Company. Amount: $186,747 (not funded).
  

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  Strigas, A. (2004). Experiential Learning Project through Management of Sport & Recreational Activities. Source: Instructional Development Grant, Center for Teaching & Learning, Indiana State University. Amount: $500
  

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  Strigas, A. (2004). Service Learning Project: International Soccer Mini-Camp. Source: The Liberal Learning in Action – Focus Indiana, Center for Public Service & Community Engagement. Amount: $3000 (not funded)
  

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  Strigas, A. (2004). Community Outreach Program through Management of Sport & Recreational Activities Source: The Liberal Learning in Action – Focus Indiana, Center for Public Service & Community Engagement. Amount: $3000 (not funded)
  

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  Strigas, A. (2004). Development of a Study Abroad Program in Limassol, Cyprus. Source: Faculty International Travel Grant, International Student Center, Indiana State University. Amount: $ 2000
  

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  Strigas, A., & Chaqra, E.H (2003). International Sports Programming Initiative. Source: Office of Citizen Exchanges/ Bureau of Educational & Cultural Affairs, Department of State. Amount: $121,042
  

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  Strigas, A., & McLean D. (2003). Revising the curriculum by examining the mix of experiential learning opportunities across the major: Using experiential learning to accomplish curricular outcomes. Source: Program Enhancement for Experiential Learning in Recreation & Sport Management, Center for Teaching & Learning, Indiana State University. Amount: $ 2,700
  

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  Strigas, A. (2003). The assessment of demographic factors and the development of a typology of motivational factors for volunteers in sport events. Source: University Research Committee/ Office of Sponsored Programs, Indiana State University. Amount: $ 2,993
  

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  Strigas, A. (2002). Sport Volunteerism and Female Participation. Source: The Lilo Leeds Endowment Research Grant – Women’s Sports Foundation. Amount: $ 1500 (not funded)
  

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  Strigas, A. (2002). Motivational Profile of Sport Volunteers for Olympic-type Events. Source: Committee on Faculty Research, Hampton University, Hampton, Virginia. Amount: $ 4,000
  

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  Strigas, A. (2001). Motivating Volunteers to Serve and Succeed: An Application to Sport. Source: Office of the Dean of Graduate Studies, Florida State University, Florida. Amount: $ 500
  

Center of Community Engagement/ Indiana State University

Indiana State University

Center for Instruction, Research and Technology, Indiana State University

Center for Instruction, Research and Technology, Indiana State University

Center for Instruction, Research and Technology, Indiana State University

Center for Teaching and Learning, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana

Center for Teaching and Learning, Summer Institute

Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana
Theme: Problem-based Learning
Summer 2005 Center for Teaching and Learning, Summer Institute

Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana

Attended the following seminars:

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   Incorporating visual information to enhance student learning
   
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   BlackBoard Training Workshop: Online Assessment and Evaluation
   

2004-2005 Faculty Learning Community: Practical Teaching Strategies for Engaging Students

Center for Teaching and Learning, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana

Summer 2004 Center for Teaching and Learning, Summer Institute

Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana
Attended the following seminars:

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   Creating and managing online discussion forums
   
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   Active learning with PowerPoint
   
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   Creating web pages for educational use
   

2003-2004 Faculty Learning Community: Developing Teaching Skills in Tenured Track Faculty

Center for Teaching and Learning, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana

12^th Page/ Ethan Strigas
Summer 2003 Center for Teaching and Learning, Summer Institute

Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana

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   Assessing and documenting faculty work at an engaged institution
   
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   Creating an engaged department
   
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   Servant leadership
   
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   Teaching with cases
   

Spring 2003 Participated in seminar: “Measuring the Results of Sponsorship.”

IEG, Inc., Chicago, Illinois
Fall 2002 Participated in Center for Teaching and Learning Academy (CTL)

Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana

Faculty Institute, Hampton University, Hampton, Virginia

Southern Education Foundation/ Hampton University, Hampton, Virginia

Learning Resources Network (LERN) @ www.lern.org

Learning Resources Network (LERN) @ www.lern.org

Florida State University

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  Intergrading Technology into Teaching: A discussion of how technology is related to variables that affect learning
  

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  Designing Effective Courses: Aligning objectives, activities, and assessment; communicating your intent to students
  
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  Supervised Teaching Skills Modules: On-line modules and how departments can use them
  
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  The Power of Visuals: Using PowerPoint to increase the effectiveness of lectures
  
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  Facilitating an Interactive Classroom: Questioning skills and group techniques for increasing learner interaction
  
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  Using New Communication Tools for Instruction: List-serves, work groups, and treaded discussions
  
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  Interpreting and using Student Evaluations to improve Instruction: Planning for change
  
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  Planning your Course: Developing effective syllabi and teaching strategies
  

2007 Journal of Park and Recreation Administration, Manuscript Reviewer (ad hoc)

2002 – 2005 International Sports Journal, Editorial Board & Manuscript Reviewer

University of Peloponnese, Sparta, Greece

University of Peloponnese, Sparta, Greece

University of Peloponnese, Sparta, Greece

University of Peloponnese, Sparta, Greece

Newsletter Editor

Worked on a report that assesses the profile and motivational patterns of the volunteers participated in the US Gymnastics Championships held in Cleveland in August 2002

Developed a report that assesses the profile and motivational patterns of the volunteers participated in the 2002 FIBA World Basketball Championships held in Indianapolis in August 2002

Virginia Tidewater Consortium for Higher Education, Norfolk, Virginia

Developed and released a report that assesses the demographic profile and motivational patterns of the volunteers participated in the 2001 Country Music Marathon held in Nashville in April 2001

Consultant on Volunteer Labor

Summer 2004 ATHENS 2004 - Organizing Committee for the 2004 Olympic Games

Field of Play Executive /Tae-Kwon-Do International Federation

Warner Sports Promotions, Tallahassee, Florida

 Coordinated the daily maintenance, operation, and scheduling of

an 80-acres soccer facility

 Assisted in formulating and implementing policies and procedures

 Coordinated record keeping related to facility

 Continually evaluated and upgraded existing facilities and equipment
1998 - 1999 Administrative Assistant/ Sales Representative

Tiger Sharks, Professional Ice Hockey Team, Tallahassee, Florida

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  Assisted in the development of databases for marketing purposes
  
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  Conducted ticket sales
  
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  Implemented game-day operations
  
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  Assisted in the implementation of promotional activities
  

Summer 1998 Marketing/Sales Assistant Manager (Internship)

Nashville Metros, Professional Soccer Team, Nashville, Tennessee

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  Developed sponsorship proposals for new corporate sponsors
  
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  Maintained and enhanced existing sponsor relationship projects
  
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  Assisted in administrating and promoting Metros' grass roots campaign
  
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  Assisted in promoting and selling summer camp registrations
  
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  Administrated half -time activities
  
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  Coordinated the assignment of volunteers to specific job functions at each game
  
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  Coordinated field and facility readiness and security for game days
  

Western Illinois University Campus Recreation Center, Macomb, Illinois

 Implemented, maintained and evaluated budget controls

 Coordinated with the facility manager the daily maintenance,

operation, and scheduling of the recreation facility

 Oversaw the hiring, training, scheduling, evaluating, and

supervision of all student and part-time staff

 Assisted in formulating and implementing policies and procedures

 Coordinated payroll for Campus Recreation student employees

 Coordinated record keeping / statistics related to facility, filed reports

and monitored income from facility use

 Continually evaluated and upgraded existing facilities and equipment

1992-1993 Advisor for Educational Issues

Greek Ministry of Sports, Athens, Greece

 Provided consultation to the Minister of Sports on budgetary issues related to

education and public relations

 Provided group instruction for participants, ages 5-16, in seven separate skill levels

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  Provided group instruction for participants, ages 5-18, in four separate skill levels
  
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  Maintained a safe aquatic environment
  
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  Applied techniques of chemical treatment and filtration
  

1990- 1995 Track and Field Coach, "Balkan" Sport Club, Athens, Greece

 Provided individualized training sessions for mid and long distance runners

 Developed work-out routines, strength, conditioning, and diet plans

 Provided group instruction for participants 18-60 years old.

 Coordinated all travel plans, accommodations, and transportation for

participants

 Conducted group instruction sessions on offensive/ defensive strategies, setups,

spikes and blocks

 Developed all training and conditioning plans

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  Facilitated community of 200 residents on a coed residence hall
  
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  Supervised the daily maintenance and operation of the residence hall
  
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  Oversaw the hiring, training, scheduling, evaluating, and supervising
  

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  Formulated policies and procedures
  
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  Coordinated payroll for employees
  
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  Developed and presented educational programs
  
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  Acted as a referral agent for community and campus resources
  
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  Assumed duty and on-call crisis management responsibilities
  
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  Served as mediator in conflict resolution
  
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  Coordinated staff development and team building activities
  

1998- 1999 Program Coordinator/Marketing and Public Relations

International Student and Scholar Center, Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida

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  Administered two programs: “Small World Speakers Bureau”, and “Global Gatherings”
  
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  Developed and presented educational programs in the Tallahassee Community
  

1996-1997 SPEAK-UP advisory and educational organization, health educator

Western Illinois University, Macomb, Illinois

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  Trained and served as health educator
  
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  Developed and presented educational programs in residence halls
  

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  ISMA (International Social Marketing Association)
  
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  NRPA (National Recreation and Park Association)
  

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  Greek (fluently)
  
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  Spanish (intermediate level)
  
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  French (basic)
  

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  Utilized SPSS 19.0 and LISREL statistical programs extensively
  
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  Advanced computer skills / experience with:
  

IBM and Macintosh Systems Word 2010 End Note 14.0

Web Site construction Excel 2010 Adobe Page-maker

Windows 7 Access 2010 File Maker 5.0

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  Top Professional Coaching License in Soccer, Greek Football Federation
  
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  D' License in Soccer, United States Soccer Federation
  
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  Officiating Certification in Soccer, United States Soccer Federation (USSF)
  
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  Officiating Certification in Volleyball, Greek Volleyball Federation