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USA Today's Wolken broke the news last night of the Sun Belt set to announce the hire of Atlantic 10 Executive Assoc. Commish Gill as the league's new Commish. Official word coming today. Gill will become the first African-American leader of an FBS conference. Stadium's McMurphy indicates Memphis AD Bowen & Sun Belt Deputy Commish Keene were also in the mix. CBSSports.com's Dodd says eight total leaders were interviewed. (link, link, link)
ESPN began its NCAA WBB Tournament broadcast by expressing contrition for accidentally leaking the bracket early. The bracket, which was displayed during a rebroadcast of a Sunday show breaking down the MBB bracket, was consequently revealed at 5PM instead of 7PM as had originally been scheduled. In a statement released by ESPN, the network said it "deeply regret(s) the error and extend(s) our apology to the NCAA and the women’s basketball community. We will conduct a thorough review of our process to ensure it doesn’t happen in the future." The NCAA then released a statement of its own which read, in part: "We regret the network’s mistake and are working with our partners at ESPN to prevent similar errors in future years. We look forward to collaborating with ESPN to bring fans exciting women’s basketball tournament coverage throughout the remainder of the championship." The MBB bracket, according to Yahoo’s Bushnell, is not delivered to CBS until about 30 minutes before the selection show airs. It is unclear whether ESPN commonly receives the WBB bracket hours in advance. (link); Here's the full bracket. (link); Here's the WNIT field. (link); Inside Higher Ed's academic version pits Belmont against Texas and Stanford against Michigan in the semis, with Stanford knocking off Belmont for the title. APR & GSR outcomes. (link)
Niagara AD Gray has agreed to a five-year contract extension. Prez Father Maher: "Simon Gray has been an incredible leader on our campus and has demonstrated a clear vision [for the athletics department]. Simon has placed an emphasis on the student-athlete experience that has put Niagara University at the forefront of addressing and implementing initiatives for the improvement of student-athlete welfare." Gray added: "I am extremely excited to continue to lead the Purple Eagles. ... I pledge to continue to develop an environment that allows our student-athletes to compete at the highest levels." (link)
The Oregonian's Canzano continues his coverage of the Pac-12 & Commish Scott after last Saturday night's presser that included Colorado Chancellor & chair of the league's CEO group DiStefano. Of particular note, Canzano doesn't believe the FB officiating debate is over, plus, "It will be interesting to see if the athletic directors get more information about the financials of the conference. To this point, my AD sources say they’ve asked for, but haven’t received good answers about the expenses of the conference." Canzano also speculates travel expense numbers connected to Pac-12 Networks boss Shuken living in Southern California & regularly commuting to the Bay Area on a chartered plane "may leak as soon as May, conference sources tell me." (link)
The Chronicle of Higher Ed rapped with 20 Deans at elite institutions about Operation Varsity Blues. Dartmouth, Penn & Yale note a change is needed for the oversight of athletic recruiting (the other 17 basically didn't answer the question). Penn & Vanderbilt say broader reform is needed. Brown Dean of Admission Powell: "Our first step was to complete a case-by-case review of every varsity athlete admitted and enrolled as part of the athletic recruitment process over the last four years. That review generated no concerns — fewer than five recruited athletes did not ultimately end up on a varsity athletics roster, and in each case that was due to legitimate reasons such as a major sports injury. As we think of next steps, we are of course looking closely at all our existing processes to identify if there are ways to strengthen what we have in place. It’s too soon to speak definitively about what our assessment might identify or determine, but we are taking this very seriously." More. (link)
In an interview with Esquire, longtime ESPN MBB analyst Vitale discusses a number of topics, including the NBA’s age limit, about which he posits: "If a kid wants to go to the NBA, and that's his dream, that's his goal, and the NBA wants him, why not? … And in many cases, you know, they don't want to be there. The term ‘student-athlete’ becomes almost a joke. So let them go on and make their millions!" Vitale also asserts that it’s time to pay student-athletes, especially star players like Duke MBB student-athlete Williamson. Specifically, Vitale espouses letting players make appearances and endorse products. Doing so, he submits, would "get rid of all the dirty stuff behind the scenes." He adds: "Let's face it. You've got coaches getting fired for taking bribes, or to make believe and lie on an application that the kid's an athlete. It's a cesspool!" Full interview. (link)
NeuroLeadership Institute Diversity & Inclusion Practice Lead Smith, co-founder Rock & social psychologist/author Grant for HBR: How to Speak Up When It Matters. 1) Realize how psychologically difficult — and worthwhile — speaking up can be. ("Research on 'realistic optimism' shows that when people set out to do difficult, personally meaningful things, they’re more likely to follow through if they expect that the task will be challenging.”); 2) Work to lessen the social threat that speaking up creates. ("Social motivation comes in five flavors: status, certainty, autonomy, relatedness, and fairness. […] When you’re speaking up to someone, any one of these five buttons might be pushed, but most commonly it’s status, especially when you’re communicating up the chain of command."); and 3) Make a plan. ("If-then planners are about 300% more likely than others to reach their goals. Even though you won’t be able to predict the specifics of every situation, creating a plan for how to speak up can significantly increase the likelihood that you do so when the moment presents itself.") (link)
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Former NCAA staffer Nevius has started the 'College Athlete Advocacy Initiative' alongside ex-Wisconsin MBB student-athlete Hayes & former Michigan FB student-athlete Newsome. Initial funding is coming from the Urban Justice Center with the aim of offering legal advice to athletes & "pursue campaigns to help them share in the billions of dollars generated by college sports." Nevius: "The calls I've gotten in the last year convinced me this was needed. And every athlete I talk to says, 'What can I do about this?'" Abolishing the Letter of Intent is one key focus for the group. (link)
SBJ has released its Sports Business Awards finalists. In the 'AD of the Year' category, your finalists are Arizona State's Anderson, Washington's Cohen, Kentucky's Barnhart, Miami (FL)'s James & Iowa State's Pollard. Awards gala set for the 22nd of May in New York City. (link); Another key entry in the latest SBJ is media headliner Ourand's look at the ACC Network's linear pickup after DirecTV jumped on board. Ourand: "ESPN executives are expecting that big distributors such as Comcast, Charter and Dish Network will have a lot of pressure to carry the ACC Network when it launches this August." Ourand notes the three as particularly tough negotiators & how Comcast went a full first year without the Big Ten Network. (link)
Kansas MBB HC Self yesterday shot down rumors that he is the running to become the next Chicago Bulls HC, telling the Kansas City Star that the rumors are "far-fetched," adding: "I’ve never talked to anybody from the Bulls about any employment opportunities. They have a coach and I’m not a candidate for that position and will not be." Self then went a step further, asserting that as long as KU wanted to keep him he would be the Jayhawks’ coach next year. About the NCAA’s investigation into the FBI probe and if that might play a role in his purported desire to leave, Self intimated that "I wouldn’t run from that at all. Not at all. And I look forward to visiting (with the NCAA) and certainly the conclusion, and seeing it through. You can quote that. … My motivation is as strong as ever to be the Kansas coach, to further this program, and to see the situation with the NCAA through." Moreover, Self said this past year has motivated him to remain in the coaching profession for a long time. "I want it on record that I want to coach for a long time." (link)
Despite not being tied to a recent notice of allegations sent to the university, Georgia Tech MBB HC Pastner’s days with the university are likely numbered, according to The Athletic’s Schultz, who observes: "For the third time in Pastner’s three years, there has been a significant compliance issue with accompanying bad PR, which seems like a lot for a program that has finished 11th, 13th and 10th in the ACC the past three years." Additionally, Schultz posits that while the wrongdoing outlined in the NOA has not been linked directly to Pastner, it does reflect poorly on Pastner’s program as well as Yellow Jackets AD Stansbury and the university itself. Still, Schultz suspects that Tech will not move to part ways with Pastner this year without cause "because they couldn’t afford paying his buyout, let alone the cost of hiring a new coach." Complicating matters further, the NCAA investigation may take six to eight months, and Schultz thinks that it will likely undermine Pastner’s chances of winning Stansbury over. "Pastner’s building efforts will have been set back further, the brand will have been damaged by bad PR … There have been too many bad headlines in a short amount of time." (link)
More Personnel: Northern Iowa AD Harris appointed to the NCAA Division I Council. His term begins July 1 and runs through June 30, 2023. (link); Elon MBB HC Matheny will not return. (link); Richmond MBB HC Mooney will be on the Spiders' sidelines next year per AD Hardt. (link); Samford WBB HC Morris retires after 17 years leading the Bulldogs. (link); USA Today's Berkowitz with bonus WBB HC info for NCAA bids: South Carolina's Staley gets $25K, Clemson's Butler with $30K, Oregon's Graves $25K, Texas A&M's Blair $41,667, Michigan State's Merchant $25K, Florida State's Semrau $60K for the bid plus $20K for bids in consecutive years, Tennessee's Warlick pockets $20K, Oregon State's Rueck with $55,174, Kansas State's Mittie at $42K, Michigan's Barnes Arico $20K, and NC State's Moore gets the $10K bonus plus a $25K pay increase. On the MBB HC side, Houston's Sampson picks up $20K for a top-25 AP finish, Texas Tech's Beard $25K for a top-10 AP finish which brings him to $350K in bonuses this year, Virginia's Bennett with $150K for final AP ranking. (link); LSU FB HC Orgeron gets a $500K raise and two-year extension with new buyout and incentive numbers. (link); The USF presidential search is down to four finalists: Former Ole Miss Chancellor Vitter, Rutgers New Brunswick Interim Provost/EVC of Academic Affairs Blanchett, SMU Provost/VP for Academic Affairs Currall, and former Rutgers New Brunswick Chancellor-turned-Professor of Engineering Dutta. (link)
ECU AD Gilbert says his focus won't change with the exit of university Chancellor Staton, "What I would really convey as new leadership comes aboard is, 'Here is our plan’ and we want to work together and we want to partner and communicate.' We want to be part of the entire university community. [...] This really is my charge. This transition does not waver me from that stance at all." Staton on athletics from a release yesterday, "I am enormously grateful that Dave Hart accepted my invitation to serve as special adviser to the chancellor for athletics. Together, we have completed successful searches for a new athletics director, head men’s basketball coach and head football coach, and we’ve committed significant university resources to support our proud athletic traditions. I am confident that ECU athletics are in a good place and that our best days are ahead." (link); Staton's exit is yet another high-profile issue for the University of North Carolina System Board & per Inside Higher Ed, Chairman of the Board Smith has been pushing to replace Staton since 2016 when he was denied the opportunity to buy an apartment complex near ECU. Lots of drama it seems. (link)
Pitt will hold a "Nike Reveal" party on April 7th to unveil its department rebranding that includes new marks as reports continue to say the Panthers will return to the old school blue & yellow look. Pitt AD Lyke: "...thanks to a comprehensive study with our partner Nike, we are proud to unveil at Bigelow Bash a strong and unified visual identity. Our branding will pay homage to a proud past but with 21st century ambitions. It evokes our legends while anticipating future greatness. There is power in the Pitt brand and these colors and marks will maximize that strength for Panthers past, present and future." (link)
Former TCU FB stand-out Tomlinson launches 'The Tomlinson Student-Athlete Development Fund' "designed to support student-athletes from all of TCU’s sports programs with their careers and lives following their graduations." A 'Night with LT' event in early May will raise monies for the fund. Horned Frogs AD Donati: "It would’ve been easy for LT to write a check and, say, 'Hey, best of luck to you.' The fact that he’s here spending time with me, our student athletes, getting involved, rolling up his sleeves if you will … LT practices what he preaches." (link)
As of last Fall, Clemson is no longer participating in the Academic Common Market for undergraduate students & Tigers Baseball AC LeCroy thinks it could make the program's recruiting efforts tougher. LeCroy: "Our competitors all have it. It was something we kept putting on the table and finally got approved. It was great for us for the time that we had it. [...] We fight some challenges when it comes to outside money compared to opponents as far as financial aid that they are able to offer. This allowed us to hit certain areas and states that were already good for us for recruiting and allowed us to make it more affordable." (link)
San Diego Men's Tennis student-athlete Norfeldt suspended eight months by the international Tennis Integrity Unit after finding he wagered on 195 matches before he arrived to play for the Toreros. Norfeldt was not a participant in any of the matches in question. The suspension does not technically apply to NCAA competition, but USD will hold Norfeldt out until a full review of the matter. (link)
Also Noticed: Buffalo MBB and WBB combined for more than 100K in attendance this year, up from 70K last year. Season ticket sales are up 40% and sales at UB's team store went from $80K a year ago to $120K this season. The Bulls' estimated media exposure went from 500M people a year ago to 1.5B this year, thanks to 15 nationally televised games this season. (link); Arizona forms an Inclusive Excellence Council to "focus on increasing and supporting inclusion, building trust, and appreciating differences amongst our student-athletes within the athletics department." Kicked things off with a "Lunch and Learn" series during Black History Month. (link); The MBB Selection Show did it's best overnight rating (4.0) since 2014. Digital viewership was up 73% from last year. (link); 29 departments can lay claim to a MBB Tourney squad & a FB bowl/FCS Playoffs. Can you name them? (link); Arkansas MBB student-athlete Gafford won't play in the NIT as he prepares for the NBA Draft. (link); Southern Utah inks with Athlete Network. (link); San Jose State at USF FB, initially scheduled for 2020, then 2023, will now be played (maybe) in 2025. (link); ESPN+ picks up all of UFC's pay-per-view fights through 2025. (link)

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(NEW!) Director of Graphic Design (University of Wyoming / Laramie, WY): Wyoming Athletics is hiring a Director of Graphic Design to join the Marketing team. Primary responsibilities are to oversee and manage the design of all creative assets of the program. More details HERE.

(NEW!) Promotions Intern (University of Georgia Athletic Association / Athens, GA): The University of Georgia Athletic Association is seeking two (2) qualified applicants for a temporary, full-time Promotions internship. Deadline to apply is March 22, 2019. More details HERE.

WCHA Vice President and Women's League Commissioner (Western Collegiate Hockey Association / Minneapolis, MN): The women’s league commissioner oversees and manages all facets of the women’s league and ensures the efficient and fiscally sound administration of all activities. Go to WCHA.com for more information. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Director for NCAA Compliance (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill / Chapel Hill, NC): The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Department of Athletics is seeking applications for an Assistant Athletic Director for NCAA Compliance, reporting to the Senior Associate Athletic Dir. More details HERE.

ASSISTANT ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, MARKETING & TICKET SALES & STRATEGY (University of California - Intercollegiate Athletics / Davis, CA): This position will serves as the primary brand steward for UC Davis Athletics, driving strategy that illuminates the brand and key department initiatives. Requisition Number: 03023457. More details HERE.

Ticket Office Sales Representative (San Diego State University / San Diego, CA): Provide customer service and ticket sales duties in person and via the telephone. Customer base includes current season ticket holders, SDSU students, SDSU faculty/staff, and the general public. More details HERE.

Associate Athletic Director of Creative Strategy (Mississippi State University / Starkville, MS): Provide oversight and solutions to the creative team leading to increased brand exposure, student-athlete and fan engagement, and incremental revenue. More details HERE.

Regional Director, Athletics Advancement (University of Notre Dame / Notre Dame, IN): University of Notre Dame is looking for you: apply to our Regional Director, Athletics Advancement role. For full description visit https://jobs.nd.edu/postings/15547. EOE/AA More details HERE.

Stewardship Coordinator (University of Chattanooga Foundation, UT Chattanooga / Chattanooga, TN): The Stewardship Coordinator will be responsible for ensuring the stewardship of all donors to UTC Athletics, planning of development events, and assist in the timely processing of athletics gifts. More details HERE.

Head Coach, Women’s Volleyball (Rider University / Lawrenceville, NJ): Rider seeks candidates with a Bachelor’s & 3-5 years’ experience coaching college volleyball. Administrative responsibilities are required. Apply to http://rider.peopleadmin.com/postings/5805 AA/EOE. More details HERE.

Ticket Office Intern (University of Notre Dame / Notre Dame, IN): University of Notre Dame is accepting applications for a Ticket Office Intern. For full description view https://apptrkr.com/1415510. EOE/AA. More details HERE.

Sports Partnerships Manager / Strategic Partnerships (WMT / Los Angeles, CA): We are looking for a full time Strategic Partnerships / Sports Partnerships Manager who is excited to join an organization with enormous growth potential. This is a unique opportunity to be part of a fast-paced and fun culture with performance based rewards and bonuses. The ideal candidate is someone with previous sales experience or has a drive to succeed. More details HERE.

Graduate Manager - Women's Basketball (Purdue Intercollegiate Athletics / West Lafayette, IN): Purdue Women's Basketball is seeing qualified applicants for (1) full-time 12-month graduate manager to assist with recruiting administrative duties - will not have coaching responsibilities. More details HERE.

Director, Sports Law and Business Program College of Law (Arizona State College of Law, Sports Law & Business / Phoenix, AZ): The Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law seeks a Director for its growing Sports Law & Business (SLB) Program. More details HERE.

Associate Director, Ticket Operations (Oklahoma State University / Stillwater, OK): Managing, directing,& supervising Ticketing System functionality of Ticket Office to increase effectiveness & efficiency of customer service & all ticketing facets of football, Student All-Sport Pass. More details HERE.

Athletic Ticket Operations Coordinator (University of Kentucky / Lexington, KY): Seeking a highly motivated individual to be responsible for all student ticketing functions within the Ticket Office unit. Candidate will also manage ticket operations for one or more assigned sports More details HERE.

Assistant Director, Student Services Leadership (University of Delaware / Newark, DE): Be a critical member of the Athletics’ Student Success team, ensuring integration across academics, career, leadership, and sports performance areas in support of our Blue Hen student-athletes. More details HERE.

Assistant Director, Employer Relations for Athletics (University of Delaware / Newark, DE): As a member of the Athletics’ Academics, Career, and Leadership Development team, incumbent collaborates on an integrated and coordinated approach to student-athlete development and preparedness. More details HERE.

Senior Associate Athletic Director of Development (University of Pittsburgh / Pittsburgh, PA): This key addition to our staff will be a proven and thoughtful manager and leader, decorated fundraiser, and strategic relationship builder to add to an already dynamic and growing staff. More details HERE.

Senior Associate Athletic Director Business Operations (University of New Mexico / Albuquerque, NM): The Univ. of New Mexico is seeking a Sr. Assoc. Athletic Director for Business Operations. To view full Job Description and to Apply: http://www.Click2Apply.net/t3p2g57s3kj6kc4r PI108364985. More details HERE.

Associate Athletic Director (19760B) (University of Utah / Salt Lake City, UT): Serve as the primary communications and media contact for the Utah Athletics department, and oversee and direct all aspects of the athletics communications office for Utah’s 20 Division I sports. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Director - Equipment/Operations (Middle Tennessee State University / Murfreesboro, TN): Work to oversee and manage all aspects of the Athletic Equipment Room for the University’s NCAA Division I Football program and its 16 additional athletic programs within NCAA guidelines. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Director, Brand Advancement and Fan Engagement (University of South Alabama / Mobile, AL): Seeking someone to provide vision and leadership in the areas of brand advancement, marketing, creative content and in-game entertainment programming. See our link for details and requirements. More details HERE.

Director of Digital Marketing (Paciolan / Irvine, CA): Responsible for creating strategic digital marketing programs and managing and leading a team of digital marketing experts to help clients sell more tickets through a variety of marketing efforts. More details HERE.

Marketing Automation Manager (Paciolan / Irvine, CA): This position will act as a strategic consultant to engage live entertainment clients and help them to deploy best practices and strategies to engage customers, drive ticket sales and build sales ops. More details HERE.

Recruiting Associate (Turnkey Search / Haddonfield, NJ): The Recruiting Associate will connect with countless industry professionals on a daily basis, including those from teams, leagues, athletic departments, media companies, agencies, brands, and more. More details HERE.

Associate AD Ticket Operations & Sales (University of Colorado / Boulder, CO): Direct and manage all ticketing operations and sales related to Athletics including developing strategy to maximize ticket sales, revenue and retention and managing box office operations. More details HERE.

Associate Director of Athletics for Development (State University of New York at Buffalo, Athletics / Buffalo, NY): This position supports and enhances the mission of the State University of New York at Buffalo Athletics Department and is responsible for working to optimize philanthropic support for Athletics. More details HERE.

Coordinator, Ticket Sales (University of Arizona / Tucson, AZ): Position will be tasked with generating revenue for Arizona Athletics via sales of season, partial and group packages through outbound calls. More details HERE.

Athletics Marketing Assistant (Charlotte 49ers / Charlotte, NC): The Charlotte 49ers are seeking a highly motivated, organized, creative, and outgoing individual to serve an internship in the area of athletic marketing, and promotions for the 2019-20 academic year. More details HERE.

Head Women's Basketball Coach (East Carolina University / Greenville, NC): Organize and direct all aspects of a NCAA Division I Women's Basketball program including developing, directing and coaching an intercollegiate Varsity Women's Basketball Program. PI108302195. More details HERE.

Associate Athletic Director for Strategic Initiatives and Communication (Clemson University / Clemson, SC): This an Executive level role that is responsible for assisting the Director of Athletics with developing, communicating, executing, and sustaining strategic initiatives. More details HERE.

Director of Fastpitch Softball (Athletx Sports Group / Louisville, KY): We’re looking for someone who can lead the recruiting for both our team and individual softball events, as well as work with the Operations Team to integrate and execute the softball experience within our events. More details HERE.

Coordinator of Learning Services (Lindahl Academic Center, University of Minnesota / Minneapolis, MN): Successful candidate will meet with academically underprepared student-athletes to foster academic success, monitor progress in classes and communicate with staff, and identify gaps to build academic skills. More details HERE.

Athletics Marketing Assistant (University of North Carolina / Chapel Hill, NC): The Athletics Marketing Assistant will support the marketing office in their efforts to generate revenue by enhancing the fan experience in effective ways while advancing the Carolina Athletics brand. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Director for Business Operations (Florida Gulf Coast University / Fort Myers, FL): The Assistant Athletic Director for Business Operations manages all fiscal activities associated with the Athletics Department and for all aspects of the Athletics Business Office. More details HERE.

Assistant AD for Game Day Experience - (1900004D) (Towson University / Towson, MD): Assistant AD for Game Day Experience - (1900004D). Towson University is accepting applications for an Assistant AD For Game Day Experience to plan & execute inspiring Game Day, in-game Experience & environment. More details HERE.

Director of Development, Athletics/Assistant Athletics Director for Development (Ohio University / Athens, OH): This position will serve as a major gifts officer on behalf of Intercollegiate Athletics and University Advancement for Ohio University. More details HERE.

Compliance Coordinator (University of Alabama / Tuscaloosa, AL): Responsible for ensuring that staff, coaches, student-athletes, and representatives of athletics interest abide by NCAA and SEC rules and regulations pertaining to initial eligibility and admissions. More details HERE.

HR/Payroll Manager (University of California, Riverside / Riverside, CA): Under the general supervision of the Senior Associate Athletics Director/CFAO-SWA, serve as the Intercollegiate Athletics payroll and personnel specialist, as well as other duties as assigned. More details HERE.

Sr Associate Athletics Director- Development (Temple University / Philadelphia, PA): Incumbent is responsible for the management of all advancement activities for the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. More details HERE.

Director of Development, Major Gifts (University of California, Berkeley / Berkeley, CA): This position is responsible for helping Athletics meet its fundraising objectives through the identification, cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship of major gift-level prospective donors. More details HERE.

Director of Development, Intercollegiate Athletics (Purdue Research Foundation / West Lafayette, IN): Identify and establish personal contact with current and prospective donors, making a minimum of 150 face-to-face personal visits annually, including a minimum of 50 discovery visits. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Development-Varsity P, Intercollegiate Athletics (Purdue Research Foundation / West Lafayette, IN): Assist in achieving the Athletics Director’s advancement goals by building strong relationships with a broad base of alumni and increasing giving from Purdue Athletics alumni. More details HERE.

Ticket Sales Representative (University Athletic Association Inc. / Gainesville, FL): The University Athletic Association is looking for a positive and passionate individual that is committed to providing first-class customer service to the Florida Gators fan base as a Ticket Sales Rep. More details HERE.

Senior Associate Commissioner; Women's Basketball (Atlantic Coast Conference / Greensboro, NC): Position will serve as chief assistant to the Commissioner in the oversight of ACC women’s basketball. More details HERE.

Senior Associate Athletic Director for Advancement (William & Mary / Williamsburg, VA): W&M seeks a Senior Associate Athletic Director, Advancement, to lead athletics fundraising at W&M. Please review the job posting and apply at the link provided. More details HERE.

Associate Athletic Director for External Affairs (Fairleigh Dickinson University / Hackensack, NJ): The Associate Director is expected to build and supervise a comprehensive marketing and promotions program for the athletics programs and solicit sponsorship support for athletic events and facilities. More details HERE.

Athletics Marketing Graduate Assistant (University of Kentucky Athletics / Lexington, KY): Presenting an exciting opportunity for potential fall 2019 graduate students to assist with day-to-day activities, including the creation and implementation of marketing plans and strategies. More details HERE.

Associate Athletic Director, Development (Boise State Athletics / Boise, ID): The primary responsibility of the Associate AD, Development is to supervise and coordinate the activities of the Development Staff, Athletic Ticket Office and coordinate all major gift fundraising. More details HERE.

Director of Events (WeCOACH / Anywhere, United States; no relocation necessary; home-office): The Director of Events will create and drive strategy, provide leadership and event management and coordinate the WeCOACH educational and program offerings. More details HERE.

Development Associate-Events, Intercollegiate Athletics (Purdue Research Foundation / West Lafayette, IN): Assist the Associate Director of Development - Events with all aspects of designing, planning and executing events on and off campus. More details HERE.

SalesForce CRM Manager (USC Athletics / Los Angeles, CA): USC Athletics is looking for detail-oriented candidates who can help to ensure our campaigns are managed effectively and our data is accurately displayed. More details HERE.

D1.ticker Internship (D1.ticker / Perched on Top of the KFC YUM! Center / No, actually Anywhere, USA): D1.ticker is looking for interns to join our fast-growing team! More details HERE.

Sr. Assoc. AD External Ops-Revenue Generation & Brand Management (William & Mary / Williamsburg, VA): This senior member of the Dir. of Athletics’ leadership team will serve as a primary advisor for the Dir. and the Dept. with responsibility for multiple areas from a portfolio of external functions. More details HERE.

Coordinator, Technical Operations (Stanford Athletics / Stanford, CA): Responsible for audio/video equipment and content management for varsity events. Oversees event staffing, inventory control, creating/loading content, testing, and is the liaison for television crews. More details HERE.

Assistant Director, Athletics Communications and Digital Media (Marquette University / Milwaukee, WI): Assistant Director, Athletics Communications and Digital Media assists primarily with the media relations functions for select sports and coordination of the department’s video production efforts. More details HERE.

Associate / Assistant Athletic Director for Ticket Sales & Operations (University of New Mexico / Albuquerque, NM): The Assoc./Asst. Athletic Dir.-Ticket Sales & Ops, will manage the operations of the Athletic Ticket Office. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Director for Facilities & Events (University of Richmond / Richmond, VA): The primary responsibility of the Assistant Athletic Director for Facilities & Events is to serve as the coordinator for all sports programs and athletic events and to act as the department’s liaison. More details HERE.

Senior Associate Athletics Director, CFO (University of California, Berkeley / Berkeley, CA): Developing & implementing financial planning concepts, resource planning, & control of organizational budget. Recommendations for financial plans, annual resource allocation, & operating forecasts. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Marketing (19513B) (University of Utah / Salt Lake City, UT): Job duties include the main marketing contact for Women’s Basketball and Volleyball marketing. More details HERE.

Major Gifts Officer, Athletics (The Citadel Foundation / Charleston, SC): This individual will build on the Foundation’s strengths and successes to help move The Citadel to a new level of philanthropic and alumni engagement in support of Athletics. More details HERE.

Athletics Operations Intern (University of Kentucky Athletics / Lexington, KY): Seeking passionate, dedicated candidates for three paid intern positions in Operations (Facilities & Event Management), providing an elite and challenging learning experience in a demanding field. More details HERE.

Director of Marketing & Fan Experience (Purdue Intercollegiate Athletics / West Lafayette, IN): Advances the department's marketing initiatives. Responsible for helping achieve departmental goals. Directly responsible for all marketing and game day responsibilities for football. More details HERE.

Accounting Technician I (San Diego State University / San Diego, CA): Process and review purchase order payments and direct payment requests, coordinate all aspects of student payroll, coordinate payments to game officials, and track assigned sports budgets. More details HERE.

Director of Intercollegiate Athletics (University of California, Irvine / Irvine, CA): University of California, Irvine (UCI) seeks a Director of Intercollegiate Athletics to lead the planning, coordination, and implementation of a broad-based program of Intercollegiate Athletics. More details HERE.

Assistant/Associate AD for Development (University of Wyoming Intercollegiate Athletics / Laramie, WY): The University of Wyoming announces the opening for an Asst/Assoc AD, Development in the Athletic Cowboy Joe Club. Job details can be found at UW Human Resources website, Job Opportunities. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Director/HR Strategic Partner (Pennsylvania State University / University Park, PA): Penn State University Intercollegiate Athletics and Human Resources are seeking a Human Resources Strategic Partner to be part of the ICA leadership team. More details HERE.

Associate AD for Marketing & Video (University of Kansas / Lawrence, KS): This position is a senior staff level administrative position responsible for the oversight and coordination of all marketing, video services and broadcast services within Kansas Athletics, Inc. More details HERE.

Associate Athletic Director - Academics (University of Illinois at Chicago / Chicago, IL): UIC Athletics seeks an Associate Athletic Director - Academics. Individual will be responsible for the overall administration and supervision of Academic and Student Services for Student Athletes. More details HERE.
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