Daniel C. Funk, Ph.D. Professor

Temple University Work: +01 215-204-1972 School of Tourism and Hospitality Management 361 Speakman Hall Email: dfunk@temple.edu 1810 North 13th Street Philadelphia, PA USA 19122

RESEARCH/SCHOLARSHIP INTEREST:

The focus of my research is to understand internal and external factors that explain consumer involvement in sport and related industry sectors. This research utilizes the Psychological Continuum Model as a conceptual and analytical framework to identify processes and stages that shape the development of attitudes and behaviors among sport and recreation consumers. The application of this research provides marketing and management solutions to business, community and government dedicated to the delivery of sport, tourism, event and recreation services and products.

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE 2011-Present Professor, Temple University; School of Tourism and Hospitality

Management and Fox School of Business and Management. Washburn Senior Research Fellow.

2008-2011 Professor of Sport Marketing; Griffith University; Griffith Business School;

Department of Tourism, Leisure, Hotel and Sport Management 2004-2007 Associate Professor; Griffith University; Griffith Business School;

Department of Tourism, Leisure, Hotel and Sport Management 2000-2004 Assistant Professor; University of Texas at Austin; Department of Kinesiology

and Health Education 1998-2000 Assistant Professor; University of Louisville; Department of Health, Physical

Education and Sport

Adjunct Appointments: 2011-2014 Professor, Griffith University; Griffith Business School; Department of

Tourism, Leisure, Hotel and Sport Management 2009-2013 Professor, University of Pretoria, South Africa. Gordon Institute of

Business Science

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EDUCATION Ohio State University Columbus, OH September 1998 Ph.D. Major: Sport Management Cognate Area: Consumer Behavior Ohio State University Columbus, OH June 1990 M.A. Major: Sport Management Cognate Area: Sport Marketing University of Kansas Lawrence, KS May 1987 B.A. Major: Communication

Cognate Area: Organizational Behavior

PUBLICATIONS Lock, D., Taylor, T., Funk, D.C., & Darcy, S. (in press). Exploring the Development of

Team Identification. Journal of Sport Management. Kaplanidou, K., Funk, D.C., Jordan, J., & Ridinger, L. (in press). Recurring Sport Events and

Destination Image Perceptions: Impact on Active Sport Tourist Behavioral Intentions and Place Attachment. Journal of Sport Management.

Ridinger, L., Funk, D.C., Jordan, L., Kaplanidou, K. (in press). Marathons for the Masses:

Exploring the Role of Negotiation-Efficacy and Involvement on Running Commitment. Journal of Leisure Research.

Filo, K., Funk, D.C., & O’Brien. (in press). Examining Motivation for Charity Sport Event

Participation: A Comparison of Recreation-Based and Charity-Based Motives. Journal of Leisure Research.

King, C., Grace, D. & Funk, D.C. (in press). Employee Brand Equity: Scale Development

and Validation. Journal of Brand Management. Filo, K., King, C., Chen, N., & Funk, D.C. (in press). Sport Tourists’ Involvement with a

Destination: A Stage-Based Examination. Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Research.

Funk, D.C., Beaton, A.A., Pritchard, M. (2011). The Stage-Based Development of

Physically Active Leisure: A Recreational Golf Context. Journal of Leisure Research, 43, 268-269.

Funk, D.C., James, J., Alexandris, K. & King, C. (2011). Participation in Sport Activities:

A Study of Motivation, Constraints, and Internalization. Applied Research In Coaching And Athletics Annual, 1, 1-23.

Funk, D.C., Jordan, J., Ridinger, L, & Kaplanidou, K. (2011). Capacity of Mass

Participant Sport Events for the Development of Activity Commitment and Future Exercise Intention. Leisure Sciences, 33, 250-268.

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Beaton, A.A., Funk, D.C., Ridinger, L., & Jordan, J. (2011). Sport Involvement: A

Conceptual and Empirical Analysis. Sport Management Review, 14, 126-140. Alexandris, K., Funk, D.C., & Pritchard, M. (2011). The Impact of Constraints on

Motivation, Activity Attachment and Skier Intentions to Continue. Journal of Leisure Research, 43, 56-79.

Lee, Y.S. & Funk, D.C. (2011). Recreational Sports Participation and Migrants’

Acculturation. Managing Leisure, 16, 1-16. King, C., Funk, D.C., & Wilkins, H. (2011). Bridging the Gap: An examination of the

relative alignment of hospitality research and industry priorities. International Journal of Hospitality Management, 30, 157-166.

Filo, K., Funk, D.C., & O’Brien, D. (2010). The Antecedents and Outcomes of Attachment

and Sponsor Image within Charity Sport Events. Journal of Sport Management, 24, 623-648.

Pritchard, M., & Funk, D.C. (2010). The Formation and Effect of Attitude Importance in Professional Sport. European Journal of Marketing, 44, 1017-1036.

Chen, N. & Funk, D.C. (2010). Exploring Destination Image, Experience and Revisit

Intention: A Comparison of Sport and Non-Sport Tourist Perceptions. Journal of Sport & Tourism, 15, 239-259.

Swank, A., Funk, D.C., Manire, J.T., Allard, A.L., & Denny, D.M. (2010). Effect of resistance training and aerobic conditioning on muscular strength and submaximal fitness for individuals with chronic heart failure: Influence of age and gender. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 24, 1298-1305.

Funk, D.C., Filo, K., Beaton, A., & Pritchard, M. (2009). Measuring Motives for Sport Event

Attendance: Bridging the Academic-Practitioner Divide. Sport Marketing Quarterly, 18, 126-138.

Alexandris, C. Kouthouris, Funk, D.C, & Giovani, R. (2009). Segmenting Winter Sport

Tourists by Motivation: The Case of Recreational Skiers. Journal of Hospitality Marketing and Management, 18, 480-499.

Filo, K., Funk, D.C., & O’Brien, D. (2009). The Meaning Behind Attachment: Exploring

Camaraderie, Cause, and Competency at a Charity Sport Event. Journal of Sport Management, 23, 361-387.

Beaton, A., Funk, D.C., & Alexandris, A. (2009). Operationalizing a Theory of Participation in physically active leisure. Journal of Leisure Research, 41, 177-203.

Filo, K., Funk, D.C. & Hornby, G. (2009). The Role of Website Content on Motive and

Attitude Change for Sport Events. Journal of Sport Management, 23, 21-40. Funk, D.C., Alexandris, K., & Ping, Y. (2009). To Go or Stay Home and Watch:

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Exploring the Balance between Motives and Constraints for Major Events: A Case Study of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. International Journal of Tourism Research, 11, 41-53.

Pritchard, M., Funk, D.C., & Alexandris, A. (2009). Barriers to Repeat Patronage: The

Impact of Spectator Constraints. European Journal of Marketing, 43, 169-187. Terson de Paleville, P., Swank, A.M., Funk, D.C., Bradley, S., & Topp, R. (2009). Adding

weights to low intensity exercise increases isometric muscular strength and functional ability in healthy older adults. International Journal of Fitness, 5(1), 51-59.

Filo, K., Funk, D.C., & O’Brien, D. (2008). It’s Really Not About the Bike: Exploring

Attraction and Attachment to the Events of the Lance Armstrong Foundation. Journal of Sport Management, 22, 501-525.

Beaton, A.A. & Funk, D.C. (2008). An Evaluation of Theoretical Frameworks for Studying

Physically Active Leisure. Leisure Sciences, 30, 53-70. Filo, K., Funk, D.C., & Alexandris, K. (2008). Exploring the Impact of Brand Trust on the

Relationship between Brand Associations and Brand Loyalty in Sport and Fitness. International Journal of Sport Management and Marketing, 3, 39-57.

Alexandris, K., Kouthouris, C., Funk, D.C., & Chatzigianni, E. (2008). Examining the

Relationships among Leisure Constraints, Involvement and Attitudinal Loyalty among Recreational Skiers. European Sport Management Quarterly, 8, 247-264.

Ping, Yang, & Funk, D.C. (2007). The Attractions and Constraints for Potential Foreign

Tourists Travelling to 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Journal of Beijing Sport University, Vol 30 No. 2, 158-160.

Funk, D.C., Toohey, K., & Bruun, T. (2007). International Sport Event Participation: Prior

Sport Involvement; Destination Image; and Travel Motives. European Sport Management Quarterly, 7, 227-248.

Funk, D.C. & Bruun, T. (2007). The Role of Socio-Psychological and Culture-Education

Motives in Marketing International Sport Tourism: A Cross-Cultural Perspective. Tourism Management, 28, 806-819.

Liu, T., Funk, D.C., Swank, A.M., & Farr, B. (2007). Effects of Knee Brace on Balance, Knee Stability and Proprioception. Applied Research In Coaching And Athletics Annual, 77-96.

Funk, D.C., & Pritchard, M. (2006). Responses to Publicity in Sports: Commitment’s Moderation of Message Effects. Journal of Business Research, 59, 613-621. Funk, D.C., & James, J., (2006). Consumer Loyalty: The Meaning of Attachment in the Development of Sport Team Allegiance. Journal of Sport Management, 20, 189-217. Funk, D.C., Nakasawa, M., Mahony, D.F., & Thrasher, R. (2006). The Social Impact of the

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National Sport Lottery and the FIFA World Cup on Attendance, Spectator Motives, and J. League Marketing Strategies. International Journal of Sport Marketing and Sponsorship 3, 267-285.

Pritchard, M., & Funk, D.C. (2006). Dual Routes to Consumption: Examining the

Symbiotic and Substitutionary Nature of Sport Attendance and Media Use. Journal of Sport Management, 20(3), 299-321.

Neale, L. & Funk, D.C. (2006). Investigating Motivation, Attitudinal Loyalty and Attendance

Behavior with Fans of Australian Football. International Journal of Sports Marketing and Sponsorship, 3, 307-317.

Ridinger, L. & Funk, D.C. (2006). Looking at Gender Differences Through the Lens of Sport

Spectators. Sport Marketing Quarterly, 3, 123-134. Funk, D.C. (2005). From Sport Spectator to Loyal Fan: Exploring the Development of Team Loyalty in Professional Sport. Current Issue of International Sport Marketing, July, 33-46. Funk, D., & Pritchard, M.P. (2005). Assessing the Impact of Sport Editorials and Cognitive

Complexity on Social Behavior. Where Sport Marketing Theory Meets Practice. Selected Papers from the Second Annual Conference of the Sport Marketing Association B. Pitts (Ed.), (pp. 101-115). Morgantown WV: Fitness Information Technology.

Filo, K., & Funk, D.C. (2005). Congruence between Attractive Product Features and Virtual

Content Delivery for Internet Marketing Communication. Sport Marketing Quarterly, 14, 112-122.

Robinson, D.H., Funk, D.C., Beth. A., & Bush, A.M. (2005). Changing beliefs about corporal punishment: Increasing knowledge about ineffectiveness to build more consistent moral and informational beliefs. Journal of Behavioral Education, 14(2), 117-139.

Swank, A.M., Funk, D.C., Steinel, L., Heigelber, A., & Manire, J. (2005). Independence

and reliability of differentiated ratings of perceived exertion during modest incremental exercise. Perceptual & Motor Skills, 100, 841-850.

Swank, A.M., Funk, D.C., Mamire, J.T., DuGruccio, L.A., Dimitriadis, C.K., & Marty

Denny, D. (2005). Echocardiographic evaluation of stress test for determining safety of participation in strength training. Journal of Strength and Condition Research, 19, 389.

Funk, D.C., Ridinger, L., & Moorman, A.J. (2004). Exploring Origins of Involvement: Understanding the Relationship between Consumer Motives and Involvement with Professional Sport Teams. Leisure Sciences, 26, 35-61. Funk, D.C., & James, J.D. (2004). The Fan Attitude Network (FAN) Model: Propositions for Exploring Identity and Attitude Formation among Sport Consumers. Sport Management Review, 7, 1-26.

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Funk, D.C. & Pritchard, M.P. (2004). Beyond Valence: The Use of Contemporary Attitude

Theory to Examine the Predictive Ability of Attitudinal Measures in Professional Team Sport. Sharing Best Practices in Sport Marketing: The Sport Marketing Association’s Inaugural Book of Papers (pp. 73-91). Morgantown WV: Fitness Information Technology, Inc.

Charles, C., Farr, B., Liu, T., Nigrini, C., Funk. D.C., & Swank, A.M. (2004). The Temporal

Efficacy of Ankle Taping Verse Brace on Restriction of Ankle Inversion Over an Extended Period of Activity. Applied Research In Coaching And Athletics Annual, 52-65.

Essig, F., Sinclair, D. Hare, J., Moreillon, J., Funk, D., & Swank, A. (2004). Cross-Sectional analysis of cardiovascular risk factor for participants of a university faculty and staff wellness program. Journal of Exercise Physiologyonline, 7, 37-43. Funk, D.C., Mahony, D.F. Havitz, M. (2003). Sport consumer behavior: Assessment and direction. Sport Marketing Quarterly, 12, 200-205. Funk, D.C., Ridinger, L., & Moorman, A.J. (2003). Understanding Consumer Support: Extending the Sport Interest Inventory (SII) to Examine Individual Differences among Women’s Professional Sport Consumers. Sport Management Review, 6, 1-32. Mahony, D.F., Gladden, J.M., & Funk, D.C. (2003). An examination of athletic Donors at

NCAA Division I institutions. International Journal of Sport Management, Winter, 9-27.

Robinson, D. H., Funk, D. C., Halbur, D., & O'Ryan, L. (2003). The .05 level of significance

in educational research: Traditional, arbitrary, sacred, magical, or simply psychological? Research in the Schools, 10, 79-86.

Funk, D.C., Swank, A.M., Mikla, B., Fagen, T., & Farr, B.K. (2003). Impact of prior exercise on hamstring flexibility: A comparison of PNF and static stretching routines. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 17, 489-492. Swank A.M., Funk D.C., Durham M.P. & Roberts, S. (2003). Adding weights to stretching

exercise increases passive range of motion for healthy elderly. Journal of Strength Conditioning Research, 17(2), 374-378.

Funk, D.C. (2002). Consumer-Based Marketing: The Use of Micro-Segmentation Strategies to Understand Sport Consumption. International Journal of Sports Marketing & Sponsorship, 4, 231-256. Jordon, J.S., Pastore, D.L., & Funk, D.C. (2002). Exploring the relationship between moral reasoning and individual characteristics: A preliminary study to guide future research. Journal of MAPHERD, 19, 13-19. Mahony, D.F., Nakazawa, M., Funk, D.C., James, J., & Gladden, J.M. (2002). Motivational factors impacting the behavior of J. League spectators: Implications for league

marketing efforts. Sport Management Review, 5, 1-24.

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Funk, D.C., Mahony, D.F., & Ridinger, L. (2002). Characterizing Consumer Motivation as Individual Difference Factors: Augmenting the Sport Interest Inventory (SII) to Explain Level of Spectator Support. Sport Marketing Quarterly 11, 33-43.

Gladden, J.M., & Funk, D.C. (2002). Developing and understanding of brand association in team sport: Empirical evidence from professional sport consumers. Journal of Sport Management, 16, 54-81. Swank, A.M., Funk, D.C., Baily, C., Pinkham, K.K., & Soldner, K.R. (2002). Cardiovascular and Subjective Responses to One and Three Repetition Maximum Strength Testing. Clinical Exercise Physiology, 4(2), 96-100. Swank, A.M., Funk, D.C., Adams, K.J., O’Daniel, K., Walker, J., & Denny, D.M., (2002). Combined high intensity strength and aerobic training enhances quality of life for individuals with CHF. Journal of Exercise Physiology online, 5(2), 36-41. Funk, D.C., & James, J. (2001). The psychological continuum model: A conceptual

framework for understanding an individual’s psychological connection to sport. Sport Management Review, 2, 119-150.

Funk, D.C., Mahony, D.F., Nakazawa, M., & Hirakawa, S. (2001). Development of the

Sports Interest Inventory (SII): Implications for measuring unique consumer motives at sporting events. International Journal of Sports Marketing & Sponsorship, 3, 291-316.

Gladden J. M., & Funk, D.C. (2001). Understanding brand loyalty in professional sport:

Examining the link between brand association and brand loyalty. International Journal of Sports Marketing & Sponsorship, 3, 67-94.

Swank, A.M., Serapiglia, L., Funk, D.C., Adams, K.J., Durham, M., & Berning, J.M. (2001). Development and validation of a sub-maximal treadmill test for predicting VO2max. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 15, 302-308. Funk, D.C., Swank, A., Adams, K. J., & Treolo, D.T. (2001). Efficacy of moist heat pack application over static stretching on hamstring flexibility. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 15, 123-126. Funk, D.C., Haugtvedt, C.P., & Howard, D.R. (2000). Contemporary attitude theory in sport: Theoretical considerations and implications. Sport Management Review, 3, 125-144. Funk, D.C., & Pastore, D.L. (2000). Equating attitudes to allegiance: The usefulness of

selected attitudinal information in segmenting loyalty to professional sports teams. Sport Marketing Quarterly. 9, 175-184.

Funk, D.C., Mahony, D.F., Nakazawa, M., & Hirakawa, S. (2000). Spectator motives:

Differentiating among objects of attraction in professional football. European Journal of Sport Management, 7, 51-67.

Nakazawa, M., Mahony, D.F., Funk, D.C. & Hirakawa, S. (1999). Segmenting J. League spectators based upon length of time as a fan. Sport Marketing Quarterly, 8, 55-65.

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Refereed Scholarly Book Funk, D.C. (2008). Consumer Behaviour for Sport & Events: Marketing Action. Elsevier:

Jordon Hill, Oxford UK. ISBN: 978-0-7506-8666-2 This book has been translated into Dutch.

Text Books Shilbury, D., Westerbeek, H, Quick, S, & Funk, D.C. (2009). Strategic Sport Marketing, 3 Ed

Allen & Unwin Academic: Crow Nest, NSW Australia. ISBN 978-1-74175-626-5. Industry Book Ping, Y, Qing, L. & Funk, D. C. (2008). How to Become a Smart Group Fitness Manager?

Beijing University of Physical Education Press: Beijing China. ISBN 978-81100-913-2

Book Chapters Funk, D.C., & Filo, K. (in press). Sport Promotion through Communication: A Mass Media

Perspective. In L. Robinson, G. Bodet, P. Downward and P. Chelladurai (Ed.) Handbook of Sport Management. Routledge.

Funk, D.C., Filo, K., Beaton, A., & Pritchard, M. (in press). Measuring Motives for Sport

Event Attendance: Bridging the Academic-Practitioner Divide. In N. Lough and B. Sutton Handbook of Sport Marketing Research, Fitness Information Technology.

Funk, D.C., Mahony, D.F., & Ridinger, L. (in press). Characterizing Consumer Motivation

as Individual Difference Factors: Augmenting the Sport Interest Inventory (SII) to Explain Level of Spectator Support. In N. Lough and B. Sutton Handbook of Sport Marketing Research, Fitness Information Technology.

Swank, A.M., Funk, D.C. & Manire, J., (2005). Effect of low intensity exercise on

perception of exertion for leisure and daily living activities in healthy elderly men and women. In R.L Swan (Ed.) Trends in Exercise and Health Research (pp. 223-234). Hauuppauge, NY: Nova Science Publisher, Inc.

Refereed Papers in Conference Proceedings Funk, D.C., King, C., & Pritchard, M.P. (2010). Market Segmentation: Validating a

Qualitative Algorithm to Examine Stages of Consumer Involvement in Sport. 2010 Academy of Marketing Science Conference, Portland Oregon US.

King, C., & Funk, D.C. (2010). Employee Openness and Organizational Responsiveness:

Examining Environmental Influences on Positive Employee Brand Behaviour. 2010 Academy of Marketing Science Conference, Portland Oregon US.

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Kunkel, T., Funk, D.C., & King, C. (2009). Consumer Based Brand Associations for Professional Football Leagues. Proceedings from the Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy (ANZMAC) Conference. Melbourne, AUS.

Neale, L., & Funk, D.C. (2008). Using the Negative Binomial Distribution to Investigate

Sports Attendance. Proceedings from the Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy (ANZMAC) Conference. Sydney, AUS.

Funk, D.C., & Beaton, A.A. (2008). A Staging Mechanism to Strengthen the Research-

Practice Relationship. Proceedings from the European Association Sport Management (EASM). Heidelberg, Germany.

Funk, D.C., Neal, L., & Filo, K. (2008). SportWay Toward Sport Event Consumption.

Proceedings from the 2008 Sport Marketing Association Conference, Gold Coast, QLD. (SMA 2008: Bridging the Gap Gold Coast, CD-ROM, 2008 release).

Filo, K, Funk, D.C. & Neale, L (2007). Corporate Social Responsibility and Sport Event

Sponsorship. Proceedings from the Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy (ANZMAC) Conference. Dunedin, NZ.

Pritchard, M.P., & Funk, D.C. (2007). Examining Attitude Strength in Team Attachment:

Form, Function and Effect. In. D. Sharma & S. Borna (Editors), Developments in Marketing Science, Vol. 30, pp. 16-21. Sports Marketing Track, Academy of Marketing Science Conference, Coral Gables FL.

Filo, K, Funk, D.C., & O’Brien, D. (2007). An Examination of Motives for Participation in

Charity Sporting Events. Proceedings from the 2007 Council for Australian University Tourism and Hospitality Education Conference. Sydney, NSW. (CAUTHE 2007: Sharing Tourism Knowledge, CD-ROM, 2007 release).

Neal, L., McDonald, H., Funk, D.C. (2006). Investigating the Predictors of Attendance,

Merchandise Spend and Intention to Rejoin with Members of a New Football Team. Proceedings from the Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy (ANZMAC) Conference. Brisbane, QLD.

Filo, K, & Funk, D.C. (2006). The Internet as a Pull Medium: Impact on Consumer Attitude, Push Motives, and Behavioural Intent in Sport Event Tourism. Proceedings from the 2006 Council for Australian University Tourism and Hospitality Education Conference. Melbourne, VIC. (CAUTHE 2006: Sharing Tourism Knowledge, CD- ROM, 2006 release) Eastgate, A., Chalip, L., & Funk, D.C (2006). Exploring the development of a generic benefits scale. Proceedings from the 2006 Council for Australian University Tourism and Hospitality Education Conference. Melbourne, VIC. (CAUTHE 2006: Sharing Tourism Knowledge, CD-ROM, 2006 release) Funk, D.C. & Pritchard M.P. (2005). The Role of Product Importance Type on Brand and

Product Level Responses. Proceedings from the Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy (ANZMAC) Conference. Perth, WA.

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Neale, L. & Funk, D.C. (2005). Fan Motivation and Loyalty: Extending the Sport Interest Inventory (SII) to the Australian Football League. Proceedings from the Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy (ANZMAC) Conference. Perth, WA.

Funk, D.C. (2005). The Role of Commitment in Moderating the Persuasive Influence of Newspaper Editorials on Attitude Change Toward Professional Sport Teams. Proceedings from the Korean Society for Sport Management, 41-49. Pritchard, M.P. & Funk D.C. (2005). Spectator Responses to Perceptions of the Sport Product. Proceedings of the Eleventh Canadian Congress on Leisure Research, 482- 487. Funk, D.C. (2005). The Use of Contemporary Attitude Theory to Examine Sport Event Image Formation and Change. Proceedings from the 2005 Council for Australian University Tourism and Hospitality Education Conference. Alice Springs, NT. (CAUTHE 2005: Sharing Tourism Knowledge, CD-ROM, 2005 release) Eastgate, A., & Funk, D.C. (2005). Destination Branding and Sport Event Equity. Council

for Australian University Tourism and Hospitality Education Proceedings from the 2005 Council for Australian University Tourism and Hospitality Education Conference. Alice Springs, NT. (CAUTHE 2005: Sharing Tourism Knowledge, CD-ROM, 2005 release).

Funk, D.C. (2003). Bridging the gap between academia and industry to understand sport consumption. The 2003 International Sport Marketing Conference, 1-12. Funk, D.C, Nakazawa, M., Mahony, D.F., & Hirakawa, S. (1999). Examining the Relative

Importance of Unique Spectator Motives for Japanese Professional Soccer. Conference Proceedings of the 7th European Congress for the European Society for Sport Managers. 121-125.

Funk, D.C. (1997). The Impact of Luxury Suites and Club Seats for the Construction and Renovations of Sport Venues in North America. Conference Proceedings of the 5th European Congress for the European Society for Sport Managers, 81-91. Non-Refereed Articles Funk, D.C. (June 6, 2006). Now soccer needs a good PR team. Australian Financial Review,

63. National circulation 85,843. Nakazawa, M., Matsumoto, M., Funk, D.C., Mahony, D.F., Hirakawa, S., & Takahashi, H. (2001). Survey on spectators of the third FIFA Women’s World Cup. Annual Report

on Professional Sports, 4, 51-68. Japan: University of Tsukuba.

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GRANT ACTIVITY AND FUNDED PROJECTS

2011: Mass Participant Sport Event Participation: Analysis of Blue Cross Blue Shield Run. Jordan, J., & Funk, D.C.

2010-2011: Evaluation of Mass Participant Road Racing Events. United States Road Sport & Entertainment. Jordan, J., & Funk, D.C.

2010-2014: The Impact of New Professional Sporting Teams on Community Engagement and Fan Development. Australian Research Council Linkage Grant. LP100100222, Commercial Services. Industry partner: Australian Football League. Chief Investigators: McDonald, H.J., Funk, D.C., & Bell, S.J.

2010-2012: Improving Determinants of Australian Sports Talent Identification and

Development: A Multi-Disciplinary Approach. Australian Research Council Linkage Grant. LP100100324; Human Movement and Sports Science. Industry partners: Australian Institute of Sport, Australian Sports Commission, Australian Football League, Tennis Australia, Cricket Australia. Chief Investigators: Toohey, K., Funk, D.C., Woolcock, G.W., MacMahon, C., Hahn, A.G., Auld, C.J., Farrow, D.T., Bauman, A., Weissensteiner, J.R., & Gulbin, J.P.

2009-2010: Partnership between Sport Industry Research Center at Temple University

and Back on My Feet a non-profit organization that promotes the self-sufficiency of homeless populations in various US cities by engaging them in running as a means to build confidence, strength and self-esteem. Jordan, J., & Funk, D.C.

2009-2010: Smoking Cessation in Homeless Shelters: Benefits of Physical Activity and

Support. Longitudinal examination of a non-profit organization Back on My Feet that promotes the self-sufficiency of Philadelphia's homeless population by engaging them in running as a means to build confidence, strength and self-esteem. Jordon, Collins, Ibrahim, & Funk.

2008-2009: Sport Brand Development and Sustainability: Engaging Consumer,

Community and Corporation. Centre for Tourism, Sport and Service Innovation. Funk, O’Brien, King, & Toohey.

2008-2009: Participation Events and Sustained, Increased Physical Activity. Sport &

Recreation Research Grant New Zealand; Dickson, Funk, Phelps, & Schofield. 2008-2009: Adventure Racing and Active Lifestyles. Centre for Tourism, Sport and

Service Innovation. Cater & Funk. 2008-2009: Improving the Sport Product: Psychological and Socio-cultural Influences on

Talent Identification and Development. Centre for Tourism, Sport and Service Innovation. Toohey, Funk, & Sotiriadou.

2008: An Examination of Participant and Charity Motives: PR Racing Inc. - ING Miami

Marathon and Half Marathon. Jordon, Funk, & Ridinger.

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2008-2009: Bridging the Gap: Examining Contemporary Issues in Hotel Management to Inform Research, Practice and Curriculum Development. Centre for Tourism, Sport and Service Innovation. King, Funk, & Wilkins.

2005-2008: CRC for Sustainable Tourism – Service Industry Research Centre.

Importance of a Charitable Cause in Motivation for Participation in a Sport Event. Postgraduate Research Scholarship. Funk, D.C.

2007: ING Miami Marathon and Half Marathon Miami Florida, USA January 27, 2007.

An Examination of Running Motivation, Satisfaction and Economic Impact. Jordon, Funk, & Ridinger.

2005-2006: Griffith Business School Research Grant. The Role of Recreational Sports in

the Process of Migrants’ Acculturation: Experiences of Asian and Southern European Migrants in Australia. Lee, Hibbins, & Funk.

2003-2004: Statistical consultant for Safety and Effectiveness of Combined Strength and

Aerobic Training for Individuals with CHF, National Institutes of Health, (NHLBI), (#1 R15 HL65280-01A1). PI Swank, A.M.

Collaborative Research Network The Sport Tourism Event Research Network (STERN) was established in 2007 as a collaborative research network of academics and industry professionals working to enhance the economic, social and environmental sustainability of the sport industry and related sectors. STERN conducts multidisciplinary research to provide innovative marketing and management solutions to business, community and government organizations dedicated to the delivery of sport, tourism, event, and recreation services and products. STERN utilizes information collected from actual participants to provide evidence-based recommendations in three related areas: Community Benefits, Operations and Marketing. Visiting Professorships Visiting Professor: Sport and Recreation. School of Tourism & Hospitality, Temple University Philadelphia PA, USA; 1-October to 15-December 2007. Invited Guest Speaker

Sport Involvement: The Social Function of Sport on Individual and Community. 3rd Conference of Japanese Association for Sport Management, Pacifico Yokohama Japan, 29-31 October 2010. Sport Involvement: The Meaning of Action. The 17th International Congress of Physical Education and Sport. Democritus University of Thrace; Komotini Greece; 22-24 May 2009. Sport Tourism Acculturation: The Role of an International Marathon Event, University of Tskubu, Tuskubu Japan, July 7, 2007.

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Exploring Personal, Psychological and Environmental Factors that Shape Sport Consumer Behavior: Applications for Sport and Event Marketing. University of Tskubu, Tuskubu Japan July 8, 2007. Sport Marketing Seminar Brain Korea 21 Project. From Sport Spectator to Loyal Fan: Exploring the Development of Team Loyalty in Professional Sport. Seoul. South Korea July 2, 2005. Korean Society for Sport Management. Ministry of Education & Human Resource Development. The Role of Commitment in Moderating the Persuasive Influence of Newspaper Editorials on Attitude Change Toward Professional Sport Teams. Seoul, South Korea, June 30, 2005 University of Queensland Business School Faculty Colloquium Series 2005: Understanding Consumer Motives and Involvement with Professional Sport Teams. Brisbane, Queensland, Australia May 20, 2005 Brock University, Department of Sport Management. Understanding the Origins of Involvement; Consumer Motives and Involvement with Professional Sport Teams. St Catharines, Ontario, Canada, December, 13, 2004. Ohio State University, Sport and Exercise Management. Involvement and Sport Consumer Behavior: Trends and Research. Columbus, Ohio, United States, November, 22, 2004. School of Sport, Unitec New Zealand. Exploring Origins of Involvement: Implications for Sport Management Research. Auckland, New Zealand, September 17, 2004. Byron Bay Joint Research Seminar. University of Queensland, Southern Cross University and Griffith University. Congruence between Attractive Product Features and Virtual Content Delivery for Internet Marketing Communication. Byron Bay New South Wales, Australia, May 7, 2004. The University of Southern Queensland, Business School Faculty Colloquium Series 2004, Origins of Involvement and Sport Consumption. Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia, May 5, 2004. The University of Miami, Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences. Psychological Continuum Model: Consumer-Based marketing strategies. Miami, Florida United States, January 5, 2004. International Sports Marketing Conference, Brain Korea 21 Project. Key Note Speaker. Bridging the gap between academia and industry to understand sport consumption. Seoul, Korea August 27, 2003. Lynn W. McCraw Lecture Series, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education. The University of Texas, The Psychological Continuum Model (PCM): A conceptual framework for understanding an individual’s connection to sport. Austin, Texas, United States, September 28, 2001

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The University of Memphis, Department of Human Movement Sciences and Education. The Psychological Continuum Model: Marketing implications for moving consumers from awareness to allegiance. Memphis Tennessee, United States May 18, 2001. Academic Distinction and Awards Excellence in Sport Marketing Best Paper Award. “SportWay Toward Sport Event

Consumption” Sport Marketing Association Conference, July 2008 Research Fellow North American Society for Sport Management 2007 Awarded the Outstanding Sport Marketing Quarterly Article in 2005. A panel of

readers selected the article “Congruence Between Attractive Product Features and Virtual Content Delivery for Internet Marketing Communication” as the most outstanding article based on a review of all Volume 14 published articles. The second ever article to win this award in the 15 years of Sport Marketing Quarterly. Article was coauthored with PhD student Kevin Filo.

Awarded the Bill Faulkner Memorial Award for Best PhD Paper 2006 at the Conference for the Council for Australian University Tourism and Hospitality Education. Melbourne, VC, Australia. Supervisor for Anne Eastgate who submitted the paper “The Development of a Generic Tourism Benefit Scale”.

Selected for inclusion in the AcademicKeys Who’s Who in Education (WWE). Comprehensive and authoritative online source of information available on leading and influential experts and scientist in the field of Education in the institutes of higher education

Awarded Big XII Faculty Fellowship (Fall 2002): Traveled to Iowa State University to exchanged ideas and pursue research in the area of Sport Consumer Behavior

Selected by student-athletes (who were being honored for outstanding academic achievement) as their Faculty Mentor, 1999, 2000.

STUDENT SUPERVISION AND DEVELOPMENT Doctoral Students James Du, Temple University (2011-Present)

o Dissertation: Role of Mass Participant Sporting Events in Community Development.

Jason Doyle, Griffith University (2010-Present) o Dissertation: Fan Development for a New Professional Sporting Teams o Recipient of the Australian Postgraduate Award Industry scholarship through

the Australian Research Council's (ARC) Linkage Scheme 2010-2013

Thilo Kunkel, Griffith University (2009-Present) o Dissertation: Consumer Development in Non Traditional Markets: A

Professional Sport Perspective o Recipient of the Griffith University Post Graduate Research Scholarship in

Sport Marketing 2010-2013.

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Nan Chen, Griffith University (2008-present) o Dissertation: The Role of Internal and External Determinants on Decisions to

Attend and Revisit a Sport Event Host Destination o Recipient of the Griffith University International Graduate Research

Scholarship 2010-2012.

Michael Goldman, University of Pretoria (2010-Present). o Dissertation: The Function of Sport Fan Identity in Seeking Optimal

Psychological Distinctiveness.

Anthony Beaton, Griffith University (2007-2010: Awarded Degree) o Dissertation: A Study of Sport Participation: Operationalising a Theoretical

Framework. o Recipient of the Griffith University Post Graduate Research Scholarship 2007-

2010. Kevin Filo, Griffith University (2005-2008: Awarded Degree)

o Dissertation: Sport Event Tourism: Destination Branding of Content, Communication and Charitable Causes

o Recipient of the Griffith University Post Graduate Research Scholarship 2007-2008.

Amanda Ayling, Griffith University (2005-2009: Awarded Degree)

o Dissertation: Sport Event Tourism: Exploring the effects of surrogate events on attendees motivation and behavioral intentions.

o Awarded the Sir Frank Moore Trophy; CRC Award for Excellence in PhD thesis.

Jamey Harrison, University of Texas (2002-2004; Awarded Degree)

o Dissertation: Academic Efficacy of Texas No Pass No Play Legislation on High School Graduation Rates

Honours Students Anthony Beaton, Griffith University (2006-Awarded Degree)

o Thesis: Theory of Participation: Application Psychological Continuum Model to Community Sport.

o Awarded Class 1 Honours Tennille Braun, Griffith University (2005-Awarded Degree)

o Thesis: An Exploration of the Role of Cultural Learning in the Sport Tourist Experience.

o Awarded Class 1 Honours o Awarded $3,000 Griffith Business School Honours Scholarship o 2005 Australian Sport and Tourism Youth Foundation Scholarship $5,000

Sport Consumer Behaviour Interest Group (SIG) Griffith University (2004-present) Facilitate Griffith University graduate and undergraduate students and junior faculty

involvement to examine contemporary theory and research in Sport Consumer

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Behaviour. The sport interest group convenes each semester to discuss research, current issues, and work on collaborative project.

o Current Project: “In Sport We Trust: Comparing the Role of Brand Trust and Brand Affect for Consumers of Team Sport and Product Brands”.

Undergraduate Student Development Faculty Fellow 2000-2003, Department of Residence Life, University of Texas.

Plan activities designed to create sense of community for floor residence at Moore-Hill and Jester Residence Hall. Resident Assistants: Ali Vasquez, Monica Rios and Emily Russell. Activities included:

o coordinated tour of University laboratories including observing lab/research demonstrations

o conducted seminar in study skill strategies for taking exams o conducted program “Freshman 15”: nutrition and diet seminar for freshman

residents o conducted seminar discussing topics of Gender Roles in Communication

Editorial Involvement Editorial Board Member Journal of Global Academy of Marketing Science Sport Management Review 2005-present Sport Marketing Quarterly 2005-present International Journal of Sport Management and Marketing 2006-present Applied Research In Coaching And Athletics Annual 2002-present

Co-Edit Special Issue on “Sport Consumer Behavior” Sport Marketing Quarterly with Daniel F. Mahony.

ADMINISTRATION

School of Tourism and Hospitality. Temple University. Direct of Research and PhD Programs (2011-Present). Chair for Promotion and Tenure Committee (2011-Present) Chair for Graduate Committee (2011-Present).

Griffith Business School: Griffith University

Departmental Committee (2006-2010; elected position). Department of Tourism, Leisure, Hotel and Sport Management, Griffith Business School.

Senior Management Committee, Centre for Tourism, Sport and Service Innovation (2008-present)

Sports Excellence Committee: Chair, Sport Scholarship Committee (2008-2010). Educational Excellence Committee Member (2008-2009). Master of Business Program Convener (2007). Department of Tourism, Leisure,

Hotel and Sport Management, Griffith Business School. Program Convener: Master of Sport Management Griffith University (2004-2005) Post Graduate Program Review Committee

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Professional Service Griffith University Service Industry Research Centre Grant Review Committee (2004-2006) Program Convener, Master of Sport Management (2004-2005) Recreation and Leisure Program Evaluation Committee, Griffith University (2004) Sport Management Group Committee Developed Sport Consumer Behaviour Interest Group (SIG) (2004-present) to serve

Griffith Business School faculty and students. Established SIG organizational web site to enhance communication, idea generation,

and access by members on and off campus. Member Services Industry Research Center Member Center for Work, Leisure and Community Research Chairperson of Examiners for Doctor of Philosophy Thesis.

National and International Vice President of Academic Affairs: Sport Marketing Association (2008-2010). SMA

endeavors to expand the body of sport marketing knowledge through the development of beneficial relationships between sport marketing practitioners and academicians in multiple forums for professional interaction.

North American Society for Sport Management’s National Conference; Section Head for the Review of Abstracts in Sport Marketing (2006)

External grant reviewer for Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Canada Sport Management Association of Australia and New Zealand Conference Abstract

Reviewer (2005) Brain Korea 21 Project. Toward a New Era of Collaboration between Industry and

University (2003-2005). Dankook University and L&B Communication Inc. o Three-year project to provide information for developing collaborations

between industry and universities in Korea and sharing latest development of industry’s efforts and research products for people in sport-related industry, sports organizations, government agencies and services and academic researchers.

Co-Editor for special issue of Sport Marketing Quarterly Journal Fall 2003Topic: Sport Consumer Behavior

NASPE-NASSM Sport Management Program Review Council (2002-2004) o Establish sport management curriculum standards designed to attain and

maintain excellence in undergraduate and graduate education in sport management in North America.

Member Editorial Review Board for The Applied Research In Coaching And Athletics Annual (2003-2007)

Reviewer and judge for North American Society for Sport Management's National Student Research Paper Competition (1998-2002)

Abstract reviewer for North American Society for Sport Management’s National conference

Ad hoc reviewer for Leisure Sciences, Sport Management Review, Sport Marketing Quarterly, and International Journal of Sports Marketing and Sponsorship.

Member Editorial Review Board for Sport Management Review (2005-2007) Member Editorial Review Board for Sport Marketing Quarterly (2005-2007)

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Paper Reviewer for Council for Australian University Tourism and Hospitality Education Conference 2005.

Paper Reviewer for Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy (ANZMAC) Conference 2005

Professional Membership Member of the North American Society for Sport Management, 1995-Present Member of the Sport Marketing Association, 2003-Present Member of the European Association for Sport Managers, 1997-Present National Intramural Recreational Sports Association 1987-1995 Member of the Sport Management Association of Australia and New Zealand, 2001-

Present University of Texas Chair and member, Scholarship Committee, Department of Kinesiology & Health

Education (2000-2003) Responsible for reviewing merit of departmental faculty for yearly scholarship

activities Chair and member, Subvention Fund Committee, Department of Kinesiology &

Health Education (2000-2003) Responsible for the selection of graduate fellowships, continuing scholarships and

graduate teaching awards and dispersion of monies for selection Undergraduate Advisory Committee, Department of Kinesiology & Health Education

(2003-2004) Dean's Distinguished Teaching Award Committee (2003) Sport Management Curriculum Review Committee. Evaluated and developed curriculum for Sport Management Undergraduate program.

(2001-2002) Graduate Studies Committee, Department of Kinesiology & Health Education (2000-

2004) University of Louisville Member of School of Education Research and Development Committee 1999-2002 Collaborated on curriculum development and accreditation for the Masters program in

Athens, Greece Member of School of Education writers group to review faculty and graduate student

academic papers before submission to referred journals Research judge for U of L School of Medicine graduate student scholarship contest Advisor for undergraduate students in sport administration (approximately 50) Developed new Graduate course (Research in Sport Administration), 1999 Collaborate on research projects with faculty and students from other disciplines

TEACHING ACTIVITIES

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Statement of Teaching Philosophy Team Based Learning: It is well known in the world of competitive team sport that effective teams outperform any group of superstars who operate independently. This is true for two reasons. First, teams can do things that independent players cannot do however talented. Second, teams motivate members to perform at a level often beyond their natural individual capabilities. As a former athlete and current faculty member, I utilize a teaching strategy known as Team-Based Learning (TBL) that transform student groups into learning teams that display the same two benefits as sport teams: accomplishing tasks that are far too difficult for a similar set of students operating independently, and motivating students to learn at a level that often appears to exceed their natural individual capability. PhD Courses Taught

Seminar in Theory Development: Tourism and Sport, Temple University

Graduate Courses Taught Sport Consumer Behavior, University of Texas, Temple University Sport Sponsorship and Media Relations, University of Texas Public Relations and Sales in Sport, University of Texas Sport Marketing, Griffith University, University of Texas, University of Louisville Sport Finance, University of Texas Sport Industry, University of Louisville Event Management and Sponsorship, University of Louisville Strategic Management in Sport Organizations, Griffith University Planning and Managing Sport Facilities, Griffith University Sport Promotion and Communication, Griffith University

Undergraduate Courses Taught Event Marketing & Sponsorship, Griffith University Consumer Behaviour, Sales and Sponsorship, Griffith University Media and Public Relations in Sport, University of Texas Revenue and Budgeting in Sports, University of Texas Sport Marketing - University of Louisville, Griffith University Sport Industry, University of Louisville Current Trends and Issues in Sport Administration, University of Louisville Event Management and Sponsorship, University of Louisville Strategy and Change in the Sport Industry, Griffith University

International Graduate Courses Taught Sport Marketing, Athens, Greece for University of Louisville Spring 1999 and 2000 New Course Development Undergraduate course for Bachelor of Business Sport Management (Semester 1,

2007). The course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive coverage of consumer behaviour, sales promotion, and sponsorship strategies available to managers in the sport, recreation and tourism industries.

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Graduate course for the Master of Business (Semester 1, 2007). The course is designed to introduce students to the special challenges encountered by sport and event organizations as they seek to provide programs and services that are responsive to consumer needs.

Developed new graduate course for Sport Management Program (Fall 2002). The course is designed to provide students with an examination of contemporary theory and research on the topic of sport consumer behavior.

Developed new graduate course in Sport Management Program (Spring 2003). The course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive coverage of public relation strategies and sales promotion techniques available to sport managers in the sport business industry.

Experiential learning methodology in course curriculum Developed graduate Event Marketing and Sponsorship course to produce the Sport

Administration Club Charity Golf Tournament. Students gained practical experience in event management, sponsorship solicitation, participant recruitment and marketing; $8,700 was donated from the tournament proceeds to the undergraduate student administration club.

PREVIOUS WORK EXPERIENCE

1990-1995 The University of Texas at Arlington - Arlington, TX Assistant Director: Department of Recreational Sports Responsible for marketing, promoting, developing, budgeting and implementing

student and faculty/staff intramural sports programs and departmental special events. Managed, coordinated and scheduled events at University Athletic Sports Complex. Supervised and advised student club sport development, travel, sponsorship and

fundraising efforts. Managed departmental recreational aquatic program. Created, developed and directed

over 30 events involving $40,000 in corporate fundraising for profit and non-profit organizations.

Designed comprehensive media packages and promotional pieces for departmental events.

Related Work Experience 1993 - 1995 Regional Director Schick 3 on 3 Collegiate Basketball Tournament 1993 - 1994 Coordinator Certs/Trident 4 on 4 Collegiate Volleyball Tournament 1993 - 1995 Regional Director United States Amateur Basketball Association 1991 - 1995 Founder and director Lone Star Flag Football Collegiate Tournament 1993 - 1995 Texas Amateur Athletic Association Football official 1990 - 1995 Coordinator U T Arlington Recreational Winter Ski program 1990 - 1995 United States Slow-pitch Softball Association umpire 1988 - 1990 Ohio High School Athletic Association Basketball Official 1990 - 2000 Certified Pool Operator License 1989 - 2000 Certified Sports Specialist National Intramural Sports Association (NIRSA) 1988 - 1990 Graduate Assistant, Recreational Sports Department, Ohio State University

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Professional Service Work Related 1993 - 1995 Big Brothers and Sisters of Arlington, Texas 1993 - 1995 Fort Worth Scouting of America 1992 - 1995 Inter Fraternity Council and PanHellenic advisory committee 1992 - 1994 University summer orientations and counselor at U T Arlington 1991 - 2000 Honorary member - Order of Omega, Greek Honor Society 1990 - 1995 Coordinator Texas Senior Games 1990 - 1995 Academic and faculty advisor for Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity 1989 - 1992 NIRSA National Marketing committee