About This Role
This lecturer position in Sport Management at St. Bonaventure University's School of Business involves teaching undergraduate and graduate courses and contributing to the department and university through service. The role suits a candidate with expertise in various sport management topics and a commitment to quality teaching.
Responsibilities
- Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in the School of Business
- Engage in service to the university and profession
- Demonstrate effective teaching, service, and professional engagement for continued employment
- Teach topics such as sport ethics, sport marketing, sport communication, organization and administration of sport, and other major-related topics
Requirements
- Master's degree in Sport Management, Sport Business Management, Business Administration, Sport Leadership, or a closely related field from a regionally accredited institution
- Significant work experience in the field of Sport Management
Benefits
- Abundance of time off
- 100% undergraduate tuition remission for employee, spouse, and dependents
- 80% graduate tuition remission for employee (online and ground programs)
- 50% graduate tuition remission for spouse (ground programs only)
- 403b Retirement Plan + 10% Employer contribution after 2 years
- Health Insurance with $250 Wellness card
- Dental Insurance
- Employer Paid Life insurance
- Short-term Disability
- Employer Paid Long-term Disability
- Employee Assistance Program
- Free access to campus fitness center
- 2 free Division 1 Men's Basketball Season tickets
- Golf course membership discount
- Other National and Local discounts available
About the Company
St. Bonaventure University is located in the scenic Enchanted Mountain region of Western New York, approximately 75 miles south of Buffalo. Guided by Franciscan and liberal arts traditions, the university is dedicated to academic excellence and developing an inclusive community. It enrolls approximately 2,000 undergraduate students and more than 1,000 graduate students across its schools and is a member of the Atlantic 10 Conference (NCAA Division I).
