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Utah has announced the members of its search committee to select a successor to AD Hill. The 14-person group will be co-chaired by Chief Strategy Officer Ross and Assoc AD for Development Hendrix and includes representatives from athletics, academics, administration and the board of trustees. Prez Watkins: "Our new athletic director will have the opportunity to make a significant contribution to the future direction and vitality of our university. I’m grateful to everyone on the committee for their time and willingness to participate in the search. Each member brings a unique perspective and I know each will bring valuable insight to the selection process." Talent management firm Ventura Partners will assist in the search. (link)
Regardless of whether Eastern Washington selects interim AD Hickey or Utah Valley AD Otoupal to serve as the next permanent AD, both candidates understand the importance fundraising will play in EWU's future. With a department $5.8M in the red, and a FB program that has won four of the last six Big Sky conference titles, Hickey noted this week that the department "in some ways has hit a ceiling," adding: "We've got to find a way to get the infrastructure and give [student-athletes] the things they need. ... The operating budget needs to go up by $4M to $5M." Meanwhile, Otoupal, who oversaw San Jose State's gift program that helped bring in record donations in 2006 and 2007, asserted that fundraising efforts at EWU must be bold. "We're going to do some crazy things. Half of them aren't going to work, but half of them are going to work." (link)
Eastern Washington Men's XC student-athletes have reacted to the school's parting of ways with HC Shane, who was let go "for convenience" and not due to allegations of misconduct, according to EWU. Allegations range from culturally insensitive comments to inappropriate insults hurled toward the driver of a different vehicle. In one instance, Shane is alleged to have responded to one student-athlete of Hispanic heritage by asking: "Do we build the wall? ... Do we report [the student-athlete]?" The student-athlete indicated he knew it was a joke, but said it crossed a line. Still, the student-athlete indicates he and Shane have since spoken and ironed out their differences; however, other student-athletes took exception to Shane's being retained following comments in which he referred to two student-athletes as a "cancer." According to one runner, it "felt like it was a big issue to still have him coaching while he was under investigation [for the comments]. I don't feel like there's been any accountability." (link)
During remarks made while accepting the Robert R. Neyland Award on Saturday, former SEC Commish Kramer expressed worry over the future of NCAA FB and the growing concern regarding FB-related injuries. "I'm concerned that it survives on college campuses where their games will never be on television and will be played in front of less than 10,000 fans. I'm even more concerned about games on Friday night. This nation wasn't built on softness or avoiding risks. It was built on dreams." He also said FB teaches "the lessons of toughness, teamwork, and striving for success...[better] than in any classroom." (link)
Kansas Chancellor Girod this week confirmed that KU did not produce a written report of an internal review conducted last year in MBB, saying that the university looked at several records during the examination but did not discover anything of concern. "From our perspective. I can't control the world. All I can do is try to understand our team, our practices and our behaviors." Girod also confirmed that the examination did not produce any evidence related to Adidas' alleged paying of players, saying that all KU could do was to "make sure that on our side of the house we are doing everything appropriately and properly." Asked what KU would do to ensure such transactions don't happen in the future, Girod responded: "If what is alleged is true, then somebody was plainly misrepresenting. There is not a way for us to protect ourselves against that." (link)
Kansas State will end its receipt of funding from the student privilege fund in the 2018-19 year, making it just the third school in the Big 12 (along with Oklahoma and Texas) to receive no institutional support or student fees. The self-reliance is part of a plan put into motion in 2010, but a drop in enrollment has led KSU to end its receipt of student fee allocation a year early. AD Taylor: "It's certainly something we take pride in. It also puts pressure on us so we can continually push our revenue side from every angle we can to be able to maintain that." Taylor also acknowledges that the margin for error is slim, considering KSU has the smallest budget of all Big 12 schools. "Revenue is so critically important, we just need to continue to do everything we can to be successful, fill our stands in football, men's and women's basketball and then hopefully the Big 12 revenue continues to go up." (link)
Listen: New Charlotte AD Hill chats with 1.Question's Brown, covers ground on his MBB HC search process, one he undertook without the assistance of a search firm. Hill notes the importance of understanding expectations from the moment a new leader walks in the door, also reviews the challenges of priority management. More. (link)
During day 1 of former USC FB AC McNair's defamation trial against the NCAA, McNair attorney Broillet asserted that the NCAA "botched" its investigation of McNair, adding: "Football is a game. Football coaches' reputations are not." Broillet also cited NCAA Prez Emmert's deposition in which Emmert reportedly said Committee on Infractions liaison Cooper "did what he wasn't supposed to do" by assuming an active role in the USC infractions case. Broillet: "They rewrote the evidence to fit what they wanted to do, which was hammer USC." (link)
iMackulate Vision Gaming (IMV) has announced it will launch a college football video game in 2020 called "Gridiron Champions," which will enable gamers to create a uniquely customized experience, from player uniforms to stadium experience. IMV CEO Lewis: "There is no college football game on the market that offers a creative experience like Gridiron Champions and we’re excited to be the first to hit the marketplace in 2020." The game will retail for $59.99 and be available for Xbox, PlayStation and Steam. (link)
Latest SBJ: Last week's World Congress of Sports in L.A. was marked by constant talk of disruption with applications up & down the industry. YouTube Head of TV & Originals Marketing Courtin: "It's an explosive time." Philadelphia 76ers co-owner Rubin: "If we look five to 10 years down the road, I think the digital companies will be the primary distributors for most sports content. A lot of people don’t agree with that, but I think their ability to deal directly with the fan and better customize experiences for the fan, and do it through such great digital companies, is a massive opportunity. It’s one of the reasons why I’m still bullish on the costs of these franchises." (link); UCF leader Lapchick looks at diversity in Major League Baseball on race & gender fronts. Racial hiring checks in at a B+, gender at a C, managerial appointments at a C-, all-time high for coaches of color. (link); Notable media executives Desser & Kosner write on the importance data, staffing, advertising & promotion, business development, content, audience developments & events in the development to capture more media rights value. (link)
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Airbus has announced it will add sleeping pods to its aircraft through a partnership with Zodiac Aerospace, which will provide modules that will fit inside planes' cargo departments. The modules will be interchangeable with regular cargo containers during a typical turnaround, if needed. Airbus Head of Cargo and Cabin Programme Pinner: " This approach to commercial air travel is a step change towards passenger comfort. We have already received very positive feedback from several airlines on our first mock-ups. We are pleased to partner with Zodiac Aerospace on this project which will introduce a new passenger experience and add value for airlines." (link)
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Is the G League a serious competitor for prospective MBB student-athlete talent? The Athletic's Davis takes a close look as Syracuse HC Boeheim says the decision for Orange signee Bazely to bypass SU for the G League is "the most shocking decision I've seen in 42 years of coaching." NBPA Executive Director Roberts: "I don’t see in my lifetime it ever being a viable alternative to college that’s going to rule the day. No aspiring young basketball player says, 'When I grow up, I want to play for the G League.'" Davis: "G League advocates point out that more than half of the players on NBA rosters at the end of this season had G League experience. While true, that doesn’t mean the G League was the biggest reason the players got there." More. (link, link)
Northeastern AD Konya promotes Executive Senior Assoc. AD Sullivan to Deputy AD for Internal Affairs/SWA. She currently oversees a handful of sports, the business office, HR, compliance, enrollment management and student-athlete support services. Konya: "Regina has proven time and again throughout her career that she is an incredibly valuable asset to the success of a collegiate athletics organization. She has been especially helpful and supportive during the transition to the new leadership in our department, and I will continue to rely on her expertise as the Howlin' Huskies continue to move forward with the new and innovative vision for our organization." Sullivan: "I am thrilled to step into this elevated role with Jeff's leadership team and eager to continue establishing the new vision and strategy on behalf of our talented and wonderful student-athletes, coaches and staff." (link)
Iowa Asst. Defensive Line Coach/Recruiting Coordinator opens up to Football Scoop on the challenges of modern-day recruiting. "Kids have no idea what an offer means. They have no idea what an offer means. I showed those guys an NLI – a National Letter of Intent – and asked those kids, 'Have you ever seen this before?' This never gets tweeted out, because when this is in front of you, that’s when it’s real. All the offers and things of that nature, the really nice graphics you’ll get on August 1st when we’re able to make official offers, doesn’t mean anything until you get an official letter of intent in front of you. You only get one. You can have a dozen offers, but you’ll only get one National Letter of Intent and you sign with one school." On the frequency of prospects tweeting "blessed to receive and offer from..." Bell responds: "If a kid visits here and he has a genuine interest, I have no problem extending an offer. But if a kid just wants to be recruited, nah, I’m not going to appease you. I don’t want you tweet out what you’re 'blessed to receive,' if you have no intention of coming here. You have no idea of what I’m trying to offer you if that’s your motive." (link)
With HC changes in FB and MBB in the past year, Ole Miss AD Bjork notes the different feel surrounding the programs. Bjork: "When people were visiting during spring practice, we had different media members around that hadn't been back in a while. They walked around and they said, 'You know? It feels like normal.' We feel like we're back to doing the things we should be doing — teaching, educating, coaching, recruiting and building facilities. We're getting the program back in the re-established position of strength. It feels like the cloud is gone. We can move forward. Even though there are a few things left to go, for the most part we're moving forward in a big, big way." Both FB HC Luke and MBB HC Davis value the importance of locking down in-state prospects. (link)
Samford AD Newton strikes a partnership with local marketing firm Knight Eady to assist with the external messaging for his department, but also assist in the hire of a new Assoc. AD for Marketing & Strategic Communications. Knight Eady's namesake leader, "A lot of people look at college athletics, and there’s a lot of things for families to do on a Saturday in the fall or throughout the winter (for basketball), and what we want to do is position Samford to market to families. We are not looking to take and Alabama, Auburn, or UAB fans and convert them – you can be a fan of both. It’s a great place to take your family." (link)
More Personnel: Full contract details for N.C. State FB HC Doeren's new pact. Includes $50,000 for eight wins, $100,000 for nine wins, $150,000 for 10 wins, $200,000 for 11 wins and $250,000 for 12 or more wins. (link); Sounds like Auburn AD Greene & MBB HC Pearl are continuing to chat about Pearl's contract situation. Greene's comments slide around the topic. (link); New UT Arlington MBB HC Ogden's agreement is for a $400K base each of an initial five years, which is the same amount former HC Cross is getting as a settlement. (link); Providence Women's Volleyball HC Royer-Johnson gets an extension. (link); Western Michigan Women's Soccer HC Sinacola exits for an AC spot at Notre Dame. (link); Ohio State AD Smith goes with Indiana AHC Maisonneuve to lead the Men's Soccer program in Columbus. (link)
UIC AD Klassy on the challenge of putting butts in seats for home MBB contests, "We’re competing against movie theaters, we’re competing against opera, we’re competing against anything that is disposable income of entertainment for the family. [...] For us, we have them in our backyard. We just haven’t done a very good job of engaging them and getting them back." Fellow Flames leaders point to Northern Kentucky as an example of how to leverage local ties & a winning program. More Klassy: "The guys are doing what they need to do right now: They’re winning basketball games. It’s up to us in the administration to take advantage of that success." (link)
Facility Notes: Populous sent its latest renderings of the Chippewa Champions Center at Kelly/Shorts Stadium to Central Michigan AD Alford last week and the Chips boss is "eager" to see the project move forward. Alford: "Everybody I talk to loves to hear the One CMU vision. They love that we're doing something with that part of the stadium that will serve the entire university. They want to hear about the amenities and the impact the facility will have for the entire university. This building can house events that will help recruit students," Alford said. "For university relations, alumni relations, it will help deliver their messages. Athletics is just one of the many departments that will benefit from this project. It's a CMU building." Football HC Bonamego says it "can't be understated the impact this facility will have for all of our student-athletes." Fundraising is ongoing. (link); The $87M renovation to Cincinnati's Fifth Third Arena is on schedule to be completed in time for MBB's home-opener against Ohio State on Nov. 7. UC is dropping capacity from 13,176 to 12,012 but adding 524 club seats, concessions areas in the club level, 14 loge boxes, an expanded lower-level concourse and new upper level concourse. All but one of the 16 luxury suites are sold out and AD Bohn is "ecstatic." Check out these photos of the progress. (link); Virginia State Sen. Wagner on Old Dominion's upgrade to Foreman Field: “We’ve been hurting so long. Let’s step forward with a real Division I football stadium. And let’s have some bathrooms. ... Old Dominion games are more than just football games. They provide a gathering place where business and political leaders converge. They enhance the quality of life. I’m tired of seeing 757 area athletes leave the area. This stadium might help persuade more of them to play right here.” (link)
After getting their first look at the new building that is part of a $8M renovation of the UNT Coliseum, North Texas officials have decided to reconfigure the facility that will house the school's basketball offices and a ticket booth. The changes are expected to cost the university less than $25K. MBB HC McCasland on the importance of offices to a coaching staff: “Any time you are recruiting or hosting people you want to be a part of your family, you want them to be at home. You want to have something that you are proud of, fits with the campus and gives you a chance to make a good first impression.” (link)
UT-Rio Grande Valley’s 22-member college football feasibility committee, which is being chaired by former Texas FB HC Brown, could release its feasibility study as early as next week. To help with the process, College Sports Solutions was hired for a fee of $100K and tasked with “taking into account support within the community, potential infrastructure and funding models, and NCAA requirements for football programs at both the FCS and FBS levels.” (link)
With the U.S. Supreme Court expected to rule on the future of the PASPA between now and the end of June, SportTechie’s Booton explores why the NCAA needs a “robust sports betting framework.” The American Gaming Association estimated $10B was going to be gambled on games during March Madness this year, but just $300M (3%) was expected to be wagered legally in Nevada. Despite its concerns about protecting student-athletes and the integrity of the games, Booton writes that “having a technological framework in place to identify inconsistencies would help the organization avoid any 1919 World Series-esque corruption scandals.” (link)
Also Noticed: Prairie View A&M and Adidas announce a deal through 2022-23 for all sports. (link); Schools in the CIAA, SIAC, and SWAC are Russell schools, but with Russell getting out of the uniform game, the schools must switch apparel providers, which "will cost some HBCUs heavily." Winston-Salem State AD Walker estimates the move to Under Armour on July 1 will cost her department $500K in "unbudgeted expenses over the next two years." (link); The NFL and NFLPA ban the use of 10 helmet models because of their poor performance in annual assessment testing. VICIS kept its top ranking, while ones from Rawlings, Schutt, SG Helmets and Riddell filled the bottom of the list. Approximately 200 NFL players wore one of the now-banned helmets last season. (link); Sexual assault survivor Tracy visits with student-athletes at Montana. (link); "The Return of Scott Frost" is now available as a comic book detailing Nebraska's new FB HC's return to his alma mater. (link); Furman Baseball HC tweets out photos of the scene after the team bus blew a tire on the highway and slid 100 feet. Thankfully no injuries or serious damage to the bus. (link); If you're wondering what Fortnite is... these Clemson FB student-athletes will explain it to you. (link); FuboTV has raised $75M from TV programmers and other investors that includes AMC Networks, 21st Century Fox and Discovery. (link); Alabama and Georgia put up 0.3 overnight ratings for their respective spring games. (link)
Make sure you've had your coffee for this Wall Street Journal piece: "Change Your Personality Later in Life? Yes, It Is Possible." A trio of experts share their research results and professional opinions. Psychiatric Specialist Vorgan: "There are five major groups [traits/parts of our personalities that can be changed]: extraversion, openness, emotional stability, agreeableness and conscientiousness. Our individuality is determined by where we fall on the spectrum within each of these personality categories." Geriatric psychiatrist Agronin: "As we age, we hit transition points—I call them 'age points'—in which our previous abilities might seem to fail: retirement, grandparenthood, major illness, widowhood and others. When the time comes to reckon with gaps in our abilities, we can find ways to accept them and try to change, or we can retreat into more rigid, vulnerable and often isolated circumstances." Lots, lots more here. (link)
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(NEW!) Director of Athletics (California State University, Fresno / Fresno, CA): The Director of Athletics is responsible for providing leadership and administrative oversight for an Intercollegiate Athletics Program with a rich history of tradition and community support. More details HERE.

(NEW!) Assistant Director of Athletics for Marketing & Fan Development (University of Richmond / Richmond, VA): The AD of Athletics for Marketing and Fan Development is responsible for the generation of revenue through ticket sales, attendance and creating a positive and exciting game day atmosphere. More details HERE.

(NEW!) Part-time Ticket Sales Representative, Intercollegiate Athletics (Ball State University / Muncie, IN): Market and sell full seasons, partial seasons, group tickets, and mini ticket plans, through outbound sales activities for all ticketed sports. More details HERE.

Director of Men's & Women's Basketball Operations (Mid-American Conference / Cleveland, OH): This position is responsible for the implementation of key operational activities related to men's and women's basketball in the Mid-American Conference. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Director, Creative Services (University of Miami / Coral Gables, FL): Assistant AD, Creative Services manages the creative direction and visual brand standards for University of Miami Athletics, works with the graphic design, video content and digital strategy depts. More details HERE.

Senior Associate Director of Athletics (Washington State University / Pullman, WA): Senior Assoc AD provides oversight and mgt of external operations within WSU Athletics; serves as a member of the AD’s senior mgt team. Apps accepted through 5/1/2018; wsujobs.com EO/AA. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Director of Facilities & Event Management (University of North Carolina Wilmington / Wilmington, NC): The Assistant Athletic Director for Facilities & Events Management oversees the UNCW Athletics Facilities and Event operations for a Division I program with 19 varsity sports. More details HERE.

Director of Development, Major Gifts (University of California, Berkeley / Berkeley, CA): This position is responsible for helping to meet the fundraising objectives of the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics the identification, cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship of major gifts. More details HERE.

Academic Coordinator (San Diego State University / San Diego, CA): Assist at-risk student-athletes in achieving academic objectives, model/teach successful study skills/strategies, direct SA to university resources, set up/leading review sessions & provide tutoring. More details HERE.

Men and Women's Swimming Head Coach (College of the Holy Cross / Worcester, MA): Lead NCAA Division I men's & women's swimming program by recruiting and developing qualified student-athletes. More details HERE.

Associate Athletics Director - Strategic Communications and Management (UC San Diego / La Jolla, CA): Responsible for positively influencing the external dialogue about UC San Diego Athletics through expertise in communication methods, information flow, media relations & brand management. More details HERE.

Ticketing Director (University of Notre Dame / Notre Dame, IN): The Ticketing Director serves as one of a team of ticket managers that each has primary responsibility for a reserved seating sport. Application deadline 5/2/2018. EEO/AA. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Sports Administration (Big Ten Conference / Rosemont, IL): Liaison for sports, assist with management of championships, support to Sports Management Committee, manage awards program, coordinate product orders, assist with SCORE, other duties as assigned. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Video and Creative Services (American Athletic Conference / Providence, RI): Assists in all aspects of the digital and video department promoting The American's 22 sports. Serve as an integral part of the The American Digital Network staff. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Communications (American Athletic Conference / Providence, RI): Assists in all aspects of the communications/external relations area in promoting the Conference’s 22 sports while serving as the primary contact for assigned sports. More details HERE.

Deputy Athletics Director or Executive Associate Athletic Director for Finance & Strategic Initiatives (University of Texas at San Antonio / San Antonio, TX): Provides senior leadership, financial oversight of facilities operations, and oversees/ directs the operation of the Athletics budget for the UTSA Athletics Department. More details HERE.

Director of Digital Media Services (Mid-American Conference / Cleveland, OH): Create video content that drives views, conversations, and fan engagement to the Mid-American Conference website and social media platforms. Oversee all MAC created video content. More details HERE.

Director, Partnership Development for Auburn Sports Properties (Auburn Sports Properties / Auburn, AL): The Director of Partnership Development will be responsible for developing, selling and managing all aspects of fully integrated corporate sponsorship packages for Auburn University. More details HERE.

Associate Director, Ticketing (University of Notre Dame / Notre Dame, IN): The Associate Director, Ticketing serves as one of a team of ticket managers that each has primary responsibility for a reserved seating sport. Application deadline 5/2/2018. EEO/AA. More details HERE.

Director of Digital Media (Austin Peay State University / Clarksville, TN): Marketing, digital media and creative services for all 16 NCAA Division I programs as well as selected special initiatives with the goal of increasing awareness, attendance, and revenue. More details HERE.

Asst. Dir., Athletic Communications (Clemson University / Clemson, SC): Determines and develops media relations and social media strategies for WBB and other sports. Provides content development for digital platforms, and leads and instructs student assistants. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Athletics Communications (Austin Peay State University / Clarksville, TN): Football Contact - Performs the role of an internal beat reporter, focusing on telling compelling stories in written, video, social media, graphics or other innovative formats.  More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Athletics for Marketing and Fan Engagement (North Dakota State University / Fargo, ND): Develops, coordinates & executes advertising campaigns as well as promotions and in-game entertainment. Designs events that engage student-athletes & coaches with the community. Supervises interns. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletics Director of Ticket Operations (Temple University / Philadelphia, PA): Incumbent will be responsible for leading, planning, and directing the execution of all aspects of ticket operations, distribution, and delivery. More details HERE.

Ticket Operations Director (UC San Diego / La Jolla, CA): The Ticket Operations Director manages ticket operations, development of the ticketing platform, including seat mapping and digital ticketing programs for Athletic Department events. More details HERE.

Director of Intercollegiate Athletics (California State University Northridge / Northridge, CA): CSUN is searching for an AD to lead their D1 program. For all inquiries, please contact Glenn Sugiyama of DHR International c/o Tom Snyder, Senior Associate at tsnyder@dhrinternational.com. More details HERE.

Assistant Director, Athletic Communications (University of South Florida / Tampa, FL): Serve as primary contact for USF men's basketball, track and field, and cross country and secondary duties with football, conducting communications, media relations and social media engagement. More details HERE.

Associate Director, Development (Stanford University / Stanford, CA): Stanford Athletics is seeking job applications for a major gift fundraiser. This position will be focused on identifying, cultivating, and soliciting gifts of $250,000 or more. More details HERE.

Assistant Director for Compliance (Xavier University / Cincinnati, OH): This position along with all coaches & staff is responsible for the integrity of Xavier’s intercollegiate athletics program and for protecting the reputation of the University through compliance..... More details HERE.

Advancement Director - Major Gifts - Intercollegiate Athletics (University of Missouri / Columbia, MO): Identify and close individual major gift prospects and execute premium seating sales for Football and Men’s Basketball. More details HERE.

Director, Corporate Partnerships (Seattle University / Seattle, WA): Seattle University is seeking a Director of Corporate Partnerships in Athletics. Responsible for Corporate Sales, Ticket Revenue, Marketing and Attendance, Administration/Budget. BA Degree required. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Athletics Communications (James Madison University / Harrisonburg, VA): Serve as communications contact for women's basketball, field hockey and tennis with an emphasis on digital and social media. More details HERE.

Senior Post Production Manager (University of Minnesota / Minneapolis, MN): The Senior Post-Production Manager will primarily be responsible for providing creative direction and oversight of Gopher Athletics multimedia post-production endeavors, including video features and motion graphics on multiple platforms, as well as live event production, as part of Gopher Digital within the University of Minnesota Athletic Department. More details HERE.

Associate Director/Communications (Social Media & Web Development) (Boston College / Chestnut Hill, MA): The candidate will serve as a full-time member of the athletics communications staff with primary focus on social media. Administers communications activities for one or more Olympic sports. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Ticket Operations (University of Oregon Athletics / Eugene, OR): Assist with the day to day operations in the Athletic Ticket Office, specifically the Matthew Knight Arena Box Office. Strategize with Athletic Ticket Office directors on day to day office activities. Ensure successful staffing of events. More details HERE.

Head Coach - Womens Basketball (Cleveland State University / Cleveland, OH): Responsible for the organization and administration of all facets of the women's basketball program to ensure a quality program and successful Division 1 team. Application Deadline April 13, 2018. More details HERE.

Head Coach - Wrestling (Cleveland State University / Cleveland, OH): Responsible for the organization and administration of all facets of the wrestling program to ensure a quality program and successful Division 1 team. Application Deadline April 13, 2018. More details HERE.

Leadership Gift Officer, Athletics Development (Columbia University / New York, NY): Fundraising and alumni relations position. Assists with fundraising activities in support of Columbia Athletics, including front-line fundraising, working with coaches and other staff in Athletics. More details HERE.

Assistant Director, Athletic Communications (University of South Florida / Tampa, FL): Administer all communications, media relations and social media for USF’s nationally ranked women’s basketball and men’s soccer programs as well as secondary duties with football. More details HERE.

Assistant Director, Athletics Development (Boston University / Boston, MA): The Assistant Director, Athletics Development serves as a key member of the fundraising team and will develop, implement and manage an annual giving program for Boston University Athletics. More details HERE.

Athletic Major Gifts Officer (Virginia Polytechnic Institute / Blacksburg, VA): The Virginia Tech Athletic Fund seeks Major Gifts Officer, multiple openings, to report to the Associate Athletic Director of Major Gifts. Apply online at http://listings.jobs.vt.edu/postings/85170. More details HERE.

Director of Annual Giving, Athletics (University of Pennsylvania / Philadelphia, PA): Manage, implement, and grow the Penn Athletics annual fund by engaging alumni and other external sources. BA/BS. 3-5 years experience. Apply online at: https://jobs.hr.upenn.edu/postings/32665. More details HERE.

Associate Athletic Director for Annual Giving (San Jose State University / San Jose, CA): The Aspen Leadership Group is proud to partner with San José State University in the search for an Associate Athletic Director for Annual Giving. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletics Director for Broadcasting & Production (University of Maryland / College Park, MD): The Asst. AD for Broadcasting & Production will serve as the departmental lead for all video production and broadcasting with the primary purpose of enhancing the Maryland Athletics brand. More details HERE.

Director of Athletics (University of South Carolina Upstate / Spartanburg, SC): The AD will have strong interpersonal skills & an ability to deal effectively with all levels of students, faculty, administrators, staff, & the BOT & various community & professional organizations. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Director, Facilities and Operations (University of South Alabama / Mobile, AL): The University of South Alabama is looking for an Assistant Athletic Director, Facilities and Operations. More details HERE.

Director of Annual Giving, Duck Athletic Fund (University of Oregon Athletic Department / Eugene, OR): The Director of Annual Giving is responsible for building a broad base of sustainable, annual support for the University of Oregon Athletic Department from alumni, parents, faculty and students. More details HERE.

Development Coordinator (University of Tennessee Foundation / Knoxville, TN): The Development Coordinator is a vital support role for the Director of Development & Tennessee Fund team. To learn more about this position, follow the job link and use keyword, 18000000E2. More details HERE.
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