E. Newton Jackson, Jr., Ph.D.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS:

• Seasoned and successful leadership professional with over 35 years of hands-on experience in higher education administration including university administration, student services, athletics, classroom instruction, service and research. • Energetic, self-motivated and goal-oriented leader with strong time management abilities. • Professionally competent and thoroughly knowledgeable in academic affairs, student services, athletics compliance & certification, logistical planning, budget management, facility and project management. • Flexible, and proactive with strong leadership ability and excellent interpersonal communication skills, while focused with a student centered approach to higher education. • Supervised and managed multiple departments/divisions with annual multi-million dollar budgets; with each department supervised ending in the black. • Computer proficiency in Windows, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Outlook, Web-MC, Blackboard, Canvas, Banner & PeopleSoft.

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:

The University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education: Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive (Research I) Ph.D., Education. Major: HPER - Sport Administration, College of Education,

Howard University, Washington, DC The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education: Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive (Research I) Graduate Certificate Program, Student Development in Higher Education, School of Education

Grambling State University, Grambling, Louisiana M.S., Sport Administration, College of Education,

The University of the District of Columbia, Washington, DC B.S ., College of Education

Gonzaga College High School, Washington, DC; Diploma Mater Dei School, Bethesda, MD Barrie Day School, Washington, DC & Silver Spring, MD

1. Research Fellow #265 of SHAPE AMERICA, (Formerly AAHPERD Research Consortium (Inducted 2007) 2. Fellow, North American Society of HPERSD (Inducted 2013) 3. Fellow #36 of the National Association of Kinesiology in Higher Education (Inducted 2019) 4. Commission on Sport Management Accreditation (COSMA), Hall of Fame, Master Professor, (Inducted, 2019).

AERA (American Educational Research Association: (SIG #164), Program Chair (2020-2023), Research Focus on Education and Sport.

UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCES: The University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL (16,000 students enrolled) Office of the Provost and VP for Academic Affairs Associate Provost and Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs, (7/18/2011 – 1/6/2014)

Reporting directly to the University Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs. Providing support and assistance to the Provost in all functions of the academic affairs (AA) office. Provided leadership in implementing the university’s mission, vision, strategic goals related to academic excellence, faculty and staff diversity, new academic programs, development and support of faculty scholarship and teaching, expanding use of technology to enhance student learning, development and assessment of program goals and objectives. Worked to increase outreach and recruitment within region, with specific emphasis on underserved populations of the state. Provided UNF department chairpersons, and college deans support specifically regarding administrative training to achieve effective planning and professional academic success. Oversaw faculty personnel totaling over 550 full time tenured and tenure earning members. Duties include representing AA on various university-wide committees, including strategic planning, space, institutional effectiveness and crisis emergency management team, while also reviewing and determining outside employment requests, all position descriptions in the academic unit prior to web posting, and all immigration issues regarding faculty hiring, while planning annual (NFO) new faculty orientation. Appointed to serve as University administration representative member on Collective Bargaining Team negotiating the Collective Bargaining Agreement. Provided direction within the Division of Academic Affairs as it relates to policies, programs and procedures related to the review, analysis and processing of detailed academic operating budgets, and monitored BOG activities for Academic Affairs. Collaborated with the annual efforts of the UNF LRR, Work Plan, & Annual Report on academic affairs. Oversight also included The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACS) accreditation review and appropriate qualifications for faculty appointments, and program curriculum development, reviewer for institutional programs including Environmental Science Institute. Academic Affairs division accounts for 76% of entire university budget. Regular attendee of UNF Board of Trustees (BOT) meetings and Florida State University System (SUS) Board of Governors (BOG) meetings.

Direct report to Provost/VPAA, Academic Affairs represents approximately 75% of the total university’s budget:

Selected initiatives and accomplishments:

• Significant increase in doctoral student applications. Provided direct concepts to the improvement of undergraduate student retention rate. • Initiated summer early start program for freshmen needing developmental work; • Emphasized “early intervention” system for at-risk students. • Working to increase underrepresented students in graduate programs. • Worked with Faculty Association on implementing new academic programs and concentrations. • Worked with establishing a new academic program review (online) process. • Engaged in restructured budget and planning process for Graduate assistantship and instructional funding model. • Organized Department Chair Leadership Council to increase awareness of institutional issues and high impact practices and opportunities. • Instituted New Faculty Orientation Program, and new Adjunct Faculty Orientation Program. • Hiring and Retention system aimed at extending diversity and “Inclusive Excellence.” • Initiated Faculty Excellence in Scholarship/Research Showcase. • Promoted system for annual assessment of student learning outcomes across all academic programs and general education. • Improved operational effectiveness and efficiency across the division. • Implemented new funding model, budgetary policies and procedures. • Increased partnerships with community colleges, HBCUs, and strengthened ties to K-12 system. • Implemented strategic initiative to advance academic excellence. • Worked with University’s Institutional Advancement Division on plan for philanthropic support of priority academic initiatives. • Increased grant and contract support to enhance the academic mission. • Oversaw the development of strategic plan for information technology services and distance learning opportunities. The University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL Professor (7/1/2009 – Present); Professor and Department Chairperson, (2009-2011) Tenure (Granted) and Graduate Faculty Appointment & Doctoral Directive Status (approved) College of Education & Human Services (COEHS), Jacksonville, FL Department of Leadership, School Counseling, and Sport Management (LSCSM) Reporting to the Dean, as Chair of the LSCSM unit, provided direction and leadership to the faculty and programs; administers the budget, physical resources, and personnel functions of the unit; responds to student academic requests and petitions; while working collaboratively with fellow administrators and faculty to ensure the educational programs are administered in accordance with the State of Florida’s Department of Education (DOE) educational policies, SACS, and UNF’s institutional standards. This unit develops future certified education leaders & professionals, in addition to students seeking employment in the sport business industry. The unit consists of the following degree programs: Educational Leadership (master’s and doctoral), School Counseling (master’s), Educational Technology (master’s), and Sport Management (undergraduate and graduate), and an undergraduate minor in Leadership. Additionally, the certificate program, Conflict Transformation Certificate Program, and the Leadership Certificate are also affiliated with this department. Accreditation for various programs in this unit includes, NCATE, CACREP, and COSMA. The department had over 24 members of the faculty and staff, in addition to serving over 570 students majoring in the various degree programs. Regular attendee of UNF Board of Trustees (BOT) and FL SUS BOG meetings.

• Provided direction and leadership for over 20 permanent faculty members • Selected and supervised two support staff members and three graduate assistants • Prepared and managed the department budget • Promote collegiality maintain a professional climate • Administer and coordinate activities of the department faculty and its committees • Lead the development, evaluation, and revision of curricula • Managed course scheduling • Responded to student academic requests and grade petitions • Developed, implemented, and marketed educational programs to diverse groups • Developed student recruitment initiatives • Resolved student related issues • Resolved faculty related issues • Attended student recruitment events • Provided feedback on faculty and staff recruitment • Conducted annual faculty and staff evaluations • Compiled an annual departmental scholarship report

Florida A&M University, Tallahassee, FL College of Education, Office of the Dean, Associate Professor/Professor and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs (2007- 2009). Worked in coordination with the Dean of the College, and also supervised the Chairpersons of the College Departments. The College of Education had 65 full-time faculty members, and 23 administrative and support staffers, plus over 40 adjunct faculty annually. Responsibility also included coordinating the administrative and academic functions of the College and all committees. Academic functions included oversight of curricula in all programs, the development of new programs and areas of specialization, class scheduling & enrollment management, academic petitions & grade appeals, course/teaching observations & evaluations, and intra- University relationships with the Registrar, Admissions (both undergraduate and graduate) and Financial Aid Offices. Administrative functions included oversight regarding faculty Assignment of Responsibilities (AOR), inventory and space, and strategic planning. Encouraged intradepartmental cooperation, and served as Co- Director of TNE (Teacher’s for a New Era) Grant, a 7 million dollar project funded by the Carnegie Foundation (2003-2009). Strong interpersonal skills, organizational skills, diplomacy and use of conflict resolution skills were exhibited daily. I provided leadership and constant interaction with all college stakeholders (undergraduate/graduate students, faculty, staff, administrators, alumni, K-12 Developmental Research School teachers, staff, and parents). Also, I provided data and support for institutional/internal team to SACS report. Leadership was provided in the primary planning & development of COE building renovation; a $10 million dollar funded project. The College’s annual operating budget exceeded $6.2 million dollars. The Florida A & M University, College of Education, Tallahassee, FL Department of Health, Physical Education & Recreation Associate Professor and Department Chairperson, (2003- 2007) Tenure (Granted); Graduate Faculty Appointment & Doctoral Directive Status (approved) As the Chair of the HPER Department, I reported to the Dean of the College of Education. Responsibilities included working collaboratively with fellow administrators and faculty to insure the educational programs were administered in accordance with the State of Florida’s Department of Education (DOE) educational policies and FAMU’s institutional standards. This included having led the program though a successful NCATE reaccreditation and Florida’s DOE Program Approval without any difficulties. This unit develops future certified teacher education professionals, in addition to graduate students in sport management. Daily there were demonstrations of skill, experience and expertise in managing a complex academic unit within the university organization, with outstanding ability to analyze, plan, organize, challenge and lead. The record of securing broad range involvement of faculty, academic departments and other student service administrators in various endeavors was strong. I provided institutional leadership in the early planning, development & construction of $43 million Multipurpose Center Teaching Gymnasium. This PICO funded facility included a $5.2 million FF&E budget and it opened 4/8/09. I had superior knowledge of various issues, trends, initiatives, policies and practices of higher education, including but not limited to curriculum development, athletics, study abroad, international students, academic achievement, scholarship, and advisement. Excellent written and interpersonal communication skills, along with tact, diplomacy, and conflict resolution and mediation skills, while having the ability to manage crisis situations. I provided data and support for SACS institutional/internal team.

The Florida A & M University, Tallahassee, FL Department of Intercollegiate Athletics (NCAA D-IAA, 18 Varsity Sports - $6.5 million dollar annual budget) Interim Director of Athletics (2005-06) supervised a staff of 80 employees, with divisions of Business, Compliance, Internal Operations, Fundraising, External Affairs Sports Information, Radio & TV, Sport Programs, Sport Medicine, and Marketing. • Served as member of the President’s Administrative Council (reported to FAMU - BOT). • Provided Leadership for NCAA D-I athletic program. • Evaluated current structure and system; modified system to enhance department effectiveness and efficiency. • Provided quality service and experience for student athletes as they matriculated to graduation. • Responsibility also included all fiscal operations in accordance with university, state, MEAC, and NCAA statues, and bylaws, which included annual budget development. • Evaluation of all head coaches, administrative and support staff. • Executive Producer of Rattler Sports Network (RSN); Radio & TV. • Develop working relationships with FAMU departments of Financial Aid, Registrar, Foundation, Housing, & Physical Plant. • 26th Annual FL Classic Co-Administrator (71,000 attendees, making this game the top attended game in 2005 at the NCAA Division I-AA level). • Provided new revenue streams during football season to secure budget adherence. • Conference (NCAA D-I) Champions (Volleyball, Softball, and Women’s Tennis). • Mentored NCAA Men’s Indoor & Outdoor 800-meter National Champion, Kevin Hicks. • NEW Coaching staff hired: o Head Football Coach: Rubin Carter (U. of Miami & NFL Alum), 1st 2 seasons a winning record o Head Women’s Track Coach: Maicel Malone, 2 time Olympic Gold Medal Champion o 1st Female Head Women’s Tennis Coach: Nikki Goldthreate (Nashville, TN) o 1st Female Head Swimming & Diving Coach: Dr. Angela K. Beale (Howard U. Alum)

4 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD The Florida State University, College of Education, Tallahassee, FL The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education: Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive (Research I) Department of Sport Management, Recreation Management, & Physical Education Assistant Professor, (1998-2003); Courtesy Appointment (2003-06) Graduate Faculty Appointment (approved) Master’s & Doctoral Directive Status (approved)

Served on the faculty & later elected Program Director for the Sport Management Program at FSU, the largest such international graduate program in the nation. The first African American invited to join the department faculty on a tenure earning line at FSU in the department’s 80 plus year history. Conceived and created the (International) Global Sport Management Program in London, UK and Paris, France (still in existence today). Initial Global Program Director, appointed by Dean. Service included major professor for over 250 (M.Ed. and M.S.) graduate students with most working today in college athletic programs. Participated on 29 (Ph.D. & Ed.D.) successfully completed dissertations and served as major professor for a dozen. Collaborated in the curriculum revision for the undergraduate, master’s and doctoral degree programs, while also assisting in the preparation and submission of the NASPE/NASSM Program Approval for Sport Management (master’s and doctoral).

Howard University, College of Arts & Sciences, Washington, DC The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education: Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive (Research I) Department of Health, Physical Education, & Recreation Assistant Professor, (1995-1998), Graduate Faculty Appointment (approved) Sport & Recreation (major) Program Director (1995-1998) Recruiter, Office of Student Recruitment (1991-1998) Lecturer, (1991-1995) Instructor, (1989-1990) Adjunct Instructor, (1987-1988) Support Staff, (1981-1987) & Campus Recreation Aquatic Supervisor

The University of New Mexico, College of Education, Albuquerque, NM The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education: Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive (Research I) Department of Health, Physical Education & Recreation Graduate Teaching Assistant, (1990-1991) Department of Intercollegiate Athletics Western Athletic Conference (WAC) Funded Internship Business Office; Fundraising Division (Lobo Club) & Marketing Division

Grambling State University, College of Education, Grambling, LA Department of Health, Physical Education, & Recreation Graduate Teaching Assistant (1988-1989) Department of Housing Residence Life Coordinator, North Campus (sum88) & Attucks Hall (Honors,88-89)

The University of District of Columbia, Department of Education, Washington, DC Institute of Gerontology Adjunct Instructor, (1987-1988; 1989-1990)

5 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCES: • Associate Provost, Office of Academic Affairs, UNF, (2011- 2014) • Department Chairperson, LSCSM, COEHS, UNF (2009-2011). • NCATE Standard 5 Committee Chairperson, COEHS, University of North Florida (2009-11). • Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, COE, Florida A&M University (2007-2009) • Interim Director of Athletics, Florida A&M University (2005-2006) • Department Chairperson, HPER, FAMU (2003-2007). • NCATE Coordinator, Department of HPER, COE, Florida A&M University (2003-04). • Director, Global Sport Management Program, Florida State University (2002- 2003). • Administrator of Department Graduate Comprehensive Examinations, FSU (2003). • Director, Sport Administration Program, FSU (1999-2002) (elected). • Division Coordinator of Sport Management / Leisure Studies Programs, HU (1995-98) • Chair, Faculty Policy Committee, FSU, Dept. of Physical Education (2000-2001). • Vice Chair of Program Committees, Faculty Council, College of Education, FSU (1999-2001) • Assistant to the AD - NCAA D-I Athletic Dept., worked under late Athletic Director & College Football Hall of Fame Legend, Coach Eddie Robinson, Grambling State University (1988-1989).

COACHING EXPERIENCES: Head Coach, NCAA D-I Men & Women's Swimming & Diving Teams, Florida A&M University (2007-08). Coached the 1st HBCU Swimmer to Qualify for the NCAA Championship (B-cut) (Mujahid El-Amin II). Head Coach, NCAA D-I Men & Women's Swimming & Diving Teams, Howard University (1993-98). 88 HU School Records Broken; 100% Graduation Rate Men’s Team; 92 % Graduation Rate Women’s. 44 former Student/Athletes have earned an advanced/professional degree; 2 inducted into Phi Beta Kappa. Over 25 Southern Conference (NCAA, D-I) (M/W) Swimming Champions (1st Place at conference championships). Coached two (2) African Americans that qualified and competed at the United States (USA) Olympic Swimming Trials, Long Beach, CA (2004). Coached Olympian (Ngozi Monu, PhD) in Swimming (2000 & 2008 Olympic Games), representing Nigeria. Counselor/Instructor, NCAA - National Youth Sports Program (NYSP), HU (1992-93). Assistant Men's Basketball Coach, NCAA D-I Men's Basketball Team (Head Coach, the late College Basketball Hall of Famer, Robert “Bob” Hopkins) Grambling State University (1988-1989). Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) Regular Season (Title) Champions, & SWAC Tournament Championship Runner-up. Coach, Team Bison, Urban Coalition Pro-Am League, Washington, DC (1985-1986). Assistant Head Women's Basketball Coach, NCAA D-II, West Virginia State College (1976-1978). Volunteer Assistant Coach, Boys’ Basketball Team, MacFarlane Junior High School, District of Columbia Public Schools. (1978-1979, and 1992-1993).

ADDITIONAL EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES: Chair, International Scholarship (Commission) Committee, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. (2013-2021). Faculty Advisor, Alpha Delta Mu Chapter (University of North Florida), Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. (2009-2021) Faculty/Graduate Advisor, Chi Theta Chapter (Florida State University), Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. (1999-2009) Faculty/Graduate Advisor, Alpha Chapter (Howard University), Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. (1991-1998) Member, Physical Education Focus Committee, D.C. Public Sch. Physical Ed. Curriculum & Instruction (92-94) Advisor, Caribbean Student Association (CSA), Florida State University (1999-2003). Advisor, DC Metro Club, Florida A&M University (2003-2009). Conceived & created, Dr. George W. Gore Lecture Series, COE, FAMU (1st & 2nd Lectures), 2008 & 2009. Faculty Advisor, W.E.B. DuBois Honor Society, UNF Chapter (2011-2021). Faculty Advisor, NAACP - UNF Collegiate Chapter (2012-2021). Chief Marshall, Commencement Marshalls, University of North Florida (UNF) (2013).

6 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD DEPARTMENT COMMITTEES:

1. Chair, (Full Professor) Promotion/Tenure Committee, LSCSM Department, COEHS, UNF (2020-21). 2. Assistant to Associate Promotion/Tenure Committee, LSCSM Department, COEHS, UNF (2020-21 3. Chair, 3rd Year Review Committee, (Ad Hoc), LSCSM Dept., COEHS, UNF (2020). 4. Sport Management Faculty (Assistant) Search Committee, LSCSM Dept., COEHS, UNF (2019-2020). 5. Chair, (Full Professor) Promotion/Tenure Committee, LSCSM Department, COEHS, UNF (2019-20). 6. Sport Management Program Curriculum Committee, COEHS, (2009-2020). 7. Chair, Bylaws – Guidelines (Ad Hoc) Committee, LSCSM Dept., COEHS, UNF (2018-2020). 8. Sport Management Faculty (Assistant) Search Committee, LSCSM Dept., COEHS, UNF (2017-2018). 9. Sport Management Faculty (Instructor) Search Committee, LSCSM Dept., COEHS, UNF (2017-2018). 10. Chair, Educational Leadership Faculty (Associate) Search Committee, COEHS, UNF (2016-17). 11. Chair, Educational Leadership Faculty (Assistant) Search Committee, COEHS, UNF (2016-17). 12. School Counseling Faculty (Assistant) Search Committee, COEHS, UNF (2016-17). 13. Promotion/Tenure Comm., Childhood Ed, Literacy, & TESOL Department, COEHS, UNF (2016-17). 14. Chair, Budget Committee (Ad Hoc), COEHS, UNF, (2016 - 2018). 15. Chair, Faculty (Associate/Full) Search Committee (Doctoral Coordinator), COEHS, UNF (2015-16). 16. Promotion/Tenure Committee, LSCSM Department, COEHS, UNF (2014-15; 16-17), Chair (2015). 17. Member, Faculty (Clinical Instructor) Search Committee, LSCSM Dept., COEHS, UNF (2014-2015). 18. Foundations and Secondary Education Graduate Advisory Committee, COEHS, UNF (2010-2011). 19. Assistant/Associate Professor of Multicultural Education/Foundations Search Committee (2010-2011) 20. Chair’s Council, Leadership, Counseling, Instructional Technology Dept., UNF (2009-2011). 21. Chair, Faculty (Associate/Full) Search Committee, SMRMPE Dept., FSU (2002). 22. Chair, Faculty (Assistant/Associate) Search Committee, SMRMPE Dept., FSU (2001). 23. Chair, Department Chairperson Search Committee, SMRMPE Dept., FSU (2000). 24. Member, Faculty (Assistant) Search Committee, SMRMPE Dept., FSU (1999). 25. Chair, Faculty Policy Council, SMRMPE Dept., FSU (2000-01). 26. Administrative Council, SMRMPE Dept., FSU (2000-02). 27. Director, Sport Administration Program, SMRMPE Dept., FSU (2000-2002). 28. Co-Chair, Curriculum Committee, Dept. HPER, HU (1991-98). 29. Executive Committee, Dept. of HPER, HU (1992-98). 30. Self/Study Outcome Assessment Committee, Dept. of HPER, HU (1992-93). 31. Basic Instruction Program Steering Advisory Committee, PE Dept., UNM (1990-91). 32. Graduate Teaching Assistant Ad Hoc Committee, Dept. of HPER, HU (1989-90). 33. Recruitment Committee, Dept. of HPELS, UDC (1985-87).

7 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD COLLEGE-WIDE COMMITTEES:

1. Faculty Support and Development (standing) Committee, COEHS, UNF (2020-2021). 2. Diversity and Inclusion (standing) Committee, COEHS, UNF (2020-2021). 3. Doctoral (Ed.D.) Teaching Faculty Committee, COEHS, UNF (2009-2021). 4. Faculty & Student Awards (standing) Committee, COEHS, UNF, (2017-2019). 5. Undergraduate Standards & Curriculum (standing) Committee, COEHS, UNF (2010-2011) (Co-Chair). 6. COEHS Committee for Graduate Outstanding Teaching Award (2010-2011). 7. Graduate Standards and Curriculum (standing) Committee, COEHS, UNF (2009-2011). 8. Search Committee for Physical Education Faculty Member in a Multi-Year Position (2011). 9. Personnel (standing) Committee, COEHS, UNF (2009-2011). 10. Leadership Team, College of Education & Human Services, UNF (2009-2011). 11. Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences Search Committee, FAMU (2008). 12. Tenure/Promotion Standards Review Committee (Ad Hoc) COE, FAMU (2004-2005). 13. Dean of the College of Education Search Committee, FAMU (2004). 14. College of Education, Administrative Council, FAMU (2003-2009). 15. Professional Education Unit (PEU) FTCE/CLAST/ Task Force, FAMU (2003-2004) 16. Executive Committee of the Faculty Council, College of Education, FSU (1999-2001). 17. Budget & Resources Committee (standing), COE, Florida State University, (1999-2001) (Chair). 18. Curriculum Committee (standing), COE, Florida State University, (00-01). 19. Evaluation Committee (standing), Faculty Council, COE, FSU, (1998-99). 20. Library Resources Committee, College of Education, Florida State University. 21. Committee to Review Criteria for Academic Ranks (standing), Chair, COAS, HU (96-98). 22. General Education Committee (standing), COAS, HU (96-98) Appointed Acting Chair. 23. Nomination Committee-Distinguished Faculty & Outstanding Dept. (standing), COAS, HU (96-98). 24. Re-admissions & Academic Status Committee, COAS (standing), HU (1992-1994). 25. Dean's Advisory Committee, College of Education, UDC (1980-1981).

8 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD UNIVERSITY-WIDE COMMITTEES: 1. University Appeals Committee, (UNF), 2020-2022. 2. Promotion & Tenure Committee, (UNF), 2017-2019. 3. Academic Programs Committee (Curriculum), (UNF), 2017-2019. 4. Outstanding Faculty Service Award (UNF-COEHS Representative), 2017-2018. 5. Promotion & Tenure Committee (Alternate), (UNF), 2015-2016, 2016-2017. 6. Outstanding Faculty Scholarship Committee, (UNF – COEHS Representative), 2015-2016. 7. Sabbatical Selection Committee, (UNF), 2015-2016; 2016-2017. 8. Intercollegiate Athletics Committee, (Faculty-At-Large), (UNF), 2014-15; 2016-20. 9. Research Task Force Committee, (UNF), (2013). 10. Traditions (workshop) Committee, (UNF), (2013). 11. ORSP (Office of Research & Sponsored Programs) Ad-Hoc Review Committee (UNF), (2012). 12. Space Committee, Academic Affairs Representative, (UNF), (2011-2012). 13. Institutional Effectiveness Committee, (UNF), (2011-2012). 14. ITS Reorganization Task Force, (UNF), (2011-2012). 15. Crisis Management Team, UNF, (2011-2012). 16. Strategic Planning Advisory Committee, At-Large, Univ. of North Florida (UNF), (2011-2013). 17. Bookstore Advisory Council, (UNF), (2011-2013). 18. Capital Improvement Trust Fund Fee Committee (2012). 19. Distinguished Professor Award Selection Committee, (UNF), (2010-2011). 20. Student Conduct Board, University of North Florida (UNF), (2010-2012). 21. Graduate Dean Search Committee, Graduate School, University of North Florida (UNF), (2009) 22. Commission on Diversity (COD) Vice Chair, Univ. of North Florida (UNF), (2009-2012) 23. Organizational Analysis Task Force, Florida A&M University (FAMU), (2008-09) 24. Curriculum Committee, School of Graduate Studies & Research, FAMU, (2008-09) 25. Research Award Committee, FAMU (2008-09) 26. Undergraduate Academic Appeals Committee, FAMU (2007-2009) 27. Graduate Council, School of Graduate Studies & Research, FAMU (2003-2009) 28. Chair, Honorary Doctorate Committee, FAMU (2004-2009) 29. NCAA Self-Study – Governance, FAMU (2006-07) 30. Faculty Senate Representative, COE, FAMU (2004-2005) 31. Faculty Senate, Committee on Committees, FAMU (2004-05) 28. Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Search Committee, FAMU (2004) 29. Faculty Senate Representative (Alternate), COE, Florida State University (2002-2003) 30. Homecoming Steering Committee, FSU (1999-2002) 31. Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics, Howard University (HU), (1995-1998) 32. Public Relations/Marketing, HU Golf & Tennis Classic (1993-1997) 33. Homecoming Policy Board, Faculty Senate Representative, HU (1994-1996) 34. Freshman Orientation/Mentor Program, College of Arts & Sciences, HU (1992-95, 97) 35. Athletic Council, University of New Mexico, (UNM), (1990-1991) 36. Drug Education & Prevention Program, HU (1989-1990) 37. Student Union Board, Grambling State University (GSU), (1989-1989) 38. Coordinator, Homecoming Variety/Talent Show, GSU (1988) 39. Student Disciplinary Board Committee, GSU 1988-1989 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS (Current & Previous): Association of College and University Policy Administrators (ACUPA) Academy for Academic Personnel Administrators (AAPA) National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) National Association of Student Affairs Professionals (NASAP) National Academic Advising Association (NACADA) National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) National Association of Athletic Development Directors (NAADD) National Association of Academic Advisors for Athletics (N4A) International Council for Health, Physical Education, Rec., Sport & Dance (ICHPER-SD) (Life Member) American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Dance (AAHPERD) (Life Member) Florida Alliance for HPERD (FAHPERD), & District of Columbia Association for HPERD (DCAHPERD) North American Society for Sport Management (NASSM) National Association of Physical Education in Higher Education (NAPEHE) National Intramural Recreational Sports Association (NIRSA) American Educational Research Association (AERA)

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GRANTS: Jackson, E. N. (1999). Faculty Travel Grant (Office of the Provost). Funded for $500.00

Jackson, E. N. (2001). Faculty Travel Grant (Office of the Provost). Funded for $338.49

Jackson, E. N. (2003). Faculty Travel Grant (Office of the Provost). Funded for $350.00

Jackson, E. N. (2003). The Council on Research in Education (CORE) Faculty Presentation Award. College of Education-FSU. Funded for $250.00

Co-Principal Investigator (2004). Faculty Research Award Program, sponsored by the School of Graduate Studies, Florida A & M University. Requested $5,000.00 (Funded). Graduate Studies and Research, Florida A & M University. Health Behaviors & Status of College Students Enrolled in Health Education Courses. Requested $5,000.00 (Funded). Co-Principal Investigator (2004). Faculty Research Award Program, sponsored by the School of Graduate Studies and Research, Grambling State University. African-American Experiences in Sport Management Doctoral Degree Programs. Requested $12,000.00 (Funded). Principal Investigator (2005). Funded $72,500.00 –NYSP National Youth Sports Corporation. Principal Investigator (2005). Funded $31,480.00 - U.S.D.A. Principal Investigator (2006). National Collegiate Athletic Association, Health, and Safety Speakers Grant. Florida A&M University, NCAA CHAMPS Life Skills Program. Award $500.00 (Funded).

Community Engaged Department Institute and Grant Program (UNF). Award $12,000.00 (Funded). Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Sports Award. In 2007 Requested $10,000.00 (Not Funded). Omega Life Member Foundation (2009-2018). Academic Scholars Enhancement Grant. Award $1,269,000.00 (Funded) covering a ten year period.

FUNDRAISING: Over $500,000.00 (US) raised during my career.

GRANT REVIEWER: National Association for Sport and Physical Education (NASPE), 2009. Tallahassee Sports Council, 2002-2009. University of North Florida Faculty Enhancement Committee's Summer Teaching Grant Proposal, 2010, 2011. UNF President’s Commission on Diversity and Inclusion (CODI) Research Award, 2011-2013, 2015. AAHPERD Research Consortium, 2012. UNF/COEHS, Center for Urban Education & Policy, UPDS Teacher Mini Grant Reviewer, 2013-2015. COSMA Student Scholarship & Grant Committee, 2020.

CIVIC MEMBERSHIPS: The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, DC, Producer’s Circle Florida A&M University Lyceum Series (Patron) Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity, Alpha Zeta Boule’ (Henry M. Minton Fellow), (James P. Brawley Legacy Award) Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. (Life Member since 1988) The University of the District of Columbia National Alumni Society (Life Member) Grambling State University Alumni Association (Life Member since 1988) The University of New Mexico Alumni Association Howard University Alumni Association NAACP (Life Member – since 1985) Washington Urban League (Life Member - since 1987) Pigskin Club of DC, Inc. (Former) Kershaw County Historical Society, Camden, SC Naudin-Dibble Heritage Foundation, Columbia, SC

10 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD ATHLETIC DIRECTOR – FAMU - (Program Success): Women’s Volleyball Conference Champions – MEAC – 2005 Women’s Softball Conference Champion – MEAC – 2005 Men’s NCAA Outdoor Track 800M National Champion 2005 All Sport Teams above APR required baseline (due to my implemented guidelines).

SPECIALIZED PROGRAMS: (SACS) Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Colleges ANNUAL Meeting, Dallas, Texas, December 2012; Atlanta, Georgia, December 2013. NCATE/AACTE, Accreditation, Accountability, and Quality: An Institutional Orientation and Professional Development Conference, Crystal City, Virginia, September 2009 Institute for Academic Leadership, hosted by Florida State University, Howey-in-the-Hills, FL Judge, American Bar Association "Regional Negotiation Competition" for Law Student Competition Sport & Entertainment Law Section, Washington, DC 7th Annual Legal Issues in Intercollegiate Athletics Conference, DePaul University Law School NCAA 17th Professional Development Seminar (Marketing), Denver, CO. NCAA Compliance Seminar, Crystal City, VA. National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics & U. S. Olympic Committee, 1993, Facilities & Fundraising Clinic, Las Vegas, NV United States Olympic Academy XIV, Emory University, Atlanta, GA. Sport Administration and Facility Management Institute, NCCU Institute for the Study of International Sport, University of Rhode Island

RELATED EXPERIENCES: COSMA National Nominating Committee (for Board of Directors & Board of Commissioners) 2020. COSMA (Commission on Sport Management Accreditation) Site Reviewer for Wichita State University. COSMA (Commission on Sport Management Accreditation) Site Reviewer for Northeastern University. COSMA (Commission on Sport Management Accreditation) Site Reviewer for Ohio University. External Reviewer, Texas Southern University, College of Education, Graduate Program (2016). AERA (American Educational Research Association) reviewer for paper proposal submissions to the 2008, 2020, & 2021 AERA Annual Meeting & Exhibition. Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Delegate Assembly Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Championship Committee (elected Chair 2005-2006). NAKPEHE, Awards Committee (2005-2006). NAPEHE, Membership Committee (2002-2005), Co-Chair (2003-2004). NAPEHE, Social Justice & Cultural Diversity Committee (1999-2001). AAHPERD, Social Justice & Diversity Committee (2008 – 2011), Chair (2009-11) NASSM, Conference Proposal Reviewer (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011). NASSM, Conference Proposal Section Head (2007, 2009, 2010, 2011). NASSM, Referee, Student Research Competition (2002). NASSM, SMPRC (Sport Management Program Review Council, 1999-2001). NASSM, Diversity Enhancement Task Force (2000-01). SHAPE America National Conference Program Proposal Reviewer (2017-18). SRLA, Conference Proposal Reviewer (2014, 2015, & 2016). 64th Annual NASAP Conference Proposal Reviewer, 2018. 65th Annual NASAP Conference Proposal Reviewer, 2019. 66th Annual NASAP Conference Proposal Reviewer, 2020. 2nd World Sport Management Conference Proposal Reviewer (2017). 3rd World Sport Management Conference Proposal Reviewer (2019). Chief Investigator, NAACP Report on Employment Hiring Process & Minority Procurement Opportunities of the Dallas Cowboys Organization (1994) Special Assistant to President (Dr. LeRoy Walker), United States Olympic Committee, Durham, NC

11 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD AAHPERD (now SHAPE America) Committees (service): • Delegate, Alliance Assembly at AAHPERD National Conventions, 107th, 108th, 109th, 113th, 114th, 115th, 116th, 117th, 118th, 124th, 125th, 126th, 127th and the 128th. • Representative Assembly delegate at Southern District Assn. (SDA) Conf. (2000, 02, 10). • FAHPERD Delegate to NASPE General Assembly at 114th AAHPERD Conv. • Sport Management Council (SMC) Voting Delegate to NASPE General Assembly at the 107th Annual National AAHPERD Convention. • AAHPERD Strategic Planning Committee (2003-2006). • Florida AHPERD (FAHPERD), Chair, Nominating Committee, (2002-2003). • FAHPERD Constitution & By-laws/Operating Codes Committee (2002-2003). • FAHPERSD Honor Awards Committee (2008 – 2013). • Eastern District Association (EDA) Nominating Committee, (1994-95). • Eastern District Association (EDA) Constitution & By-laws Committee (94-97). • Southern District Association (SDA) Constitution and By-laws Committee (2002-2005). • Southern District Association (SDA) Credentials Committee (2004). • Southern District Association (SDA) Chair, Presidential Advisory Comm., (2002-2003). • Southern District Association (SDA) Sports Management Council, Chair (2003-05) • Southern District (SDA) – District, Alliance & State Relations Committee (FL) (2008-11). • Southern District (SDA) Ethnic Minority Award Committee (2007-14), Chair (09-10) • Southern District (SDA) – Human Resources Committee (2009-2013), Chair (2010-2013). • DCAHPERD (State) Aquatic Council Chair, (1985-86). • DCAHPERD Convention Planner/Manager, (1993-95). • Eastern District Association (EDA) Aquatic Council Representative, (1986-87). • Coordinator of District Representatives to the Aquatic Council, (1987-90). • Member, NAGWS/National Association Sport & PE (NASPE) Legal Issues Joint Committee (1991). • NRPA – AAHPERD Aquatic Council Task Force (1984). • Member, National Assn. Sport & PE (NASPE) Task Force on Sport Management Programs (1993). • Charter Member, Sport Management Council Executive Committee, NASPE (1994-95). • Chair, (National) Ethnic Minorities Council – AAALF-AAHPERD (2001-2003). • NASPE – Sport History, Philosophy, Sociology Academy, Chair (2008-2009). • NASPE - National Conference Program Reviewer (2009, 2010, 2011). • AAHPERD - AAPAR Publications Committee (2008-2010). • AAPAR – Council of Aquatic Professionals, Chair (2009-2011). • Social Justice & Diversity Committee – AAHPERD (2008 – 2011), Chair (2009-11) • American Association for Physical Activity & Recreation, President-Elect (2011-2012). • American Association for Physical Activity & Recreation, President (2012-2013) • SHAPE America Recognition Awards Committee (2015-2016).

ICHPERSD Committees (service): • Editor, ICHPERSD Journal (2015-2018). • Sport Management & Administration Commission, ICHPER-SD (1996-2008). • Co-Chair, Sport Management & Admin. Commission, ICHPER-SD (2003-08). • Chair, Aquatics Commission, ICHPER-SD (1997-2002).

ICHPEDS Committees (service):

• Editor, ICHPERSD Journal (2020-2021). • BOD, Director of Sport Council (2020-2021)

12 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD BOARDS:

1. Doug Williams Center for Sport & Politics, GSU, (2020-2021). 2. IAHPEDS, BOD, Director of Sport Council, (2020-2021). 3. Member, Board of Directors, Diversity in Aquatics (DIA), 2020-2025. 4. Grambling State University Alumni Advisory Board, 2020-2021 5. Center for Urban Education and Policy Advisory Board, COEHS, UNF (2012 -2015). 6. Sire Archon (President), Alpha Zeta Boule’, Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity, Tallahassee, FL (2014-16). 7. Board of Directors, American Association for Physical Activity and Recreation (AAPAR), 2010-13. 8. Member, Sports Explorers, Inc., (Youth Sports Program), Durham, North Carolina, 2010. 9. Faculty Affiliate, College Sport Research Institute, UNC – Chapel Hill, Durham, NC (2008-11). 10. Basileus (President, 3 terms) Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Chi Omega Chapter (Tallahassee) 2001-05. 11. Member, Advisory Board, NYSP (National Youth Sports Program), Florida A&M University, 2004. 12. Member, Board of Directors, American Association for Active Lifestyles & Fitness (AAALF), 2001-2003. 13. Member, Board of Directors, National Association of Physical Education in Higher Education (NAPEHE), 2003-2004 14. Member, National Faculty Advisory Board, DeVos Sport Business Management Program, College of Business Administration, University of Central Florida, 2001-04. 15. At Large Member (elected), Tallahassee Sports Council, 1999-2009; Vice Chair, 16. President (elected two terms) Naudin-Dibble Heritage Foundation, 1999-2003. 17. Member, Executive Board, National Association of Academic Advisors for Athletics, 1998-2002. 18. President, Florida Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, & Dance (FAHPERD), 2001-02. Member (elected), Board of Directors, FAHPERD, 1999-2003. 19. President (elected two terms), District of Columbia Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, & Dance (DCAHPERD, 1994-1996. 20. BOD, Secretary, Alpha Omega Social Action & Scholarship Foundation, Inc.,501 C (3) Charity, 94-96. 21. Member, Board of Advisors, NAACP National Sports & Entertainment Commission, 1994. 22. Camp Teamwork, Inc., a 501 C (3) Charity, Washington, DC, 1997. 23. Member, Executive Committee, Bison Foundation, Howard University Booster Club, 1993-97. 24. Chair, Presidential Advisory Board, (NBGSA) National Black Graduate Student Assn., 1992-93. 25. Member, Executive Board, Friends of the Library, Howard University Libraries, 1997-98. 26. Member, Chi Omega Social Action & Scholarship Foundation, Inc., a 501 C(3) Charity, 2018-2020. 27. Leon Gilchrist Foundation Board of Directors, Tallahassee, FL (2017-2020). 28. Board of Directors, International Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Dance & Sport, 2020-21.

External Promotion Letters written by E. N. Jackson, reviewing: Full Professor at Indiana University. Full Professor at University of Georgia Full Professor at William Patterson University Full Professor at University of Dayton. Full Professor at Brooklyn College. Full Professor at University of New Mexico.

Editorial/Commentary in Published Refereed Journal: Jackson, E. N. (2000). In which department or college of a university should sport studies be taught? Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance, 71(3), 13-14.

13 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD PUBLISHED REFEREED JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS (n=35): 1. Jackson, E. N. (2019). I challenge you! JOPERD, 90(6), 6-8.

2. Hightower, R., Jackson, A., Bowers, J., Collins, J., Bailey, K., & Jackson, E. N. (Spring, 2016). Best Value Environmental Sustainability Behavioral Intentions Model’s Applicability to the Corporate Marketplace. Journal fuer Facility Management.

3. Hightower, Jr., R., Collins, J.B., Jackson, A.S., Bailey, K.B.B., & Jackson, Jr., E.N. (2015). Facility Management Accreditation Commission (FMAC) Outcomes, Mapping, Assessment at the Program and Course Levels. International Journal of Facility Management, 6(1).

4. Wilder, J., Osborne-Lampkin, L., & Jackson, E. N. (2015) Rearticulating faculty diversity in the age of “post racialism‟ and Obama. The Western Journal of Black Studies, 39(3), 174-185.

5. Lyons, R., Jackson, E. N., & Livingston, A. (2015). Determinants of NBA player salaries. The Sport Journal, 18(3). http://thesportjournal.org,

6. Lyons, R., Jackson, E. N., & Livingston, A. (2015). Exploring advising models for effective student athlete advisement. The Sport Journal, 18(2). http://thesportjournal.org

7. Andrews-Little, D., Crowley, C., & Jackson, E.N. (2014). A complete workout for all runners. Strategies: A Journal for Sport and Physical Educators, 27(2), 10-14.

8. Kim, M. K., Zhang, J. J., Jackson, E. N., Connaughton, D. P., & Kim, M. (2013). Modification and revision of the scale of market demand for Taekwondo schools. Measurement in Physical Education and Exercise Science, 17, 187-207.

9. Quarterman, J., Hwang, J., Han, K., Jackson, E.N., & Pitts, B. (2013). Statistical data analysis techniques utilized in International Journal of Sport Management during its first ten years. International Journal of Sport Management, 14, 1-21.

10. Jackson, E. N. (2011). Circle of life: Knowing our past as we move forward. Quest, 63(4), 344-351.

11. Lyons, R., Jackson, E. N., & Jackson, A. S. (2011). Factors that influence African American millenials to purchase athletic shoes. The Sport Journal, 14(1).

12. Lam, E., Bae, S., & Jackson, E. N. (2009). Development of the purchaser style inventory for sport products (PSOSP). International Journal of Sport Management, 10(2), 151-168.

13. Koo, Gi-Yong, Quarterman, J., & Jackson, E. N. (2006). The effect of perceived image fit on brand awareness: 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup. International Journal of Sports Marketing & Sponsorship, 7(3), 180-191.

14. Gonzalez, G. L., Jackson, E. N., & Regoli, R. (2006). The transmission of ideology in sport: Using Photo-Elicitation to gauge success in professional baseball. Journal of African American Studies, 10(3), 46-54.

15. Kim, J., & Jackson, E. N. (2006). A comparison of spectator attendance factors according to the level of fan loyalty: A case of the Korean Professional Baseball League. IJSM, 7(2), 250-263.

16. Quarterman, J., Jackson, E. N., Kim, Kyoungtae, Koo, Gi-Yong., Prueger, B., & Han, K. (2006). An investigation of Statistical Data Analysis Techniques Employed in the JSM: 1987-2002. International Journal of Sport Management, 7(1), 13-30.

16 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD 17. Quarterman, J., Jackson, E. N., Chen, Yi-Jen. (2006). An analysis of leading contributors to techniques Employed in the JSM: 1987-2002. The Sport Management and Related Topics Journal (SMART) 2(2), 22-35. http://www.thesmartjournal.com/analysisofJSM.pdf

18. Bae, Sungwon, Kim, Kyoungtae, Jackson, E. N., Park, Ki-Yong (2005). Utilization of sports facilities by physically disabled consumers in South Korea: Are they satisfied? Journal of the ICHPERSD, 46(4), 19-24.

19. Quarterman, J., Pitts, B. G., Jackson, E. N., Kim, Kyoungtae, & Kim, Jongback (2005). Statistical Data Analysis Techniques Employed in Sport Marketing Quarterly: 1992 to 2004. Sport Marketing Quarterly, 14(4), 227-238.

20. Yoo, E., & Jackson, E. N. (2005). The Korea Baseball Organization’s Organizational Effectiveness by Complementary methods of the Goal and the Systems Approaches. International Journal of Sport Management, 6(1), 71-83.

21. Jackson, E. N., & Strigas, A., (2004). Assessment of motivational patterns and demographic characteristics of college student volunteers. Journal of the International Council for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport & Dance, 40 (4), 60-63.

22. Jackson, E. N., Quarterman, J., Yoo, E., Mumford, V., & Kim, K. (2004). A profile of community college athletic director’s in Florida. Florida Journal of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, 42(1), 13-16.

23. Strigas, A., & Jackson, E. N. (2003). Motivating volunteers to serve and succeed: Design and results of a pilot study that explores demographics and motivational factors in sport volunteerism. International Sports Journal, 7(1), p. 111-123.

24. Beale, A., Lynn, S., & Jackson, E. N. (2002). AQUA JOCKS: Water polo a viable addition to any secondary level aquatic unit. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance, 73(6), 49-54.

25. Jackson, E. N., Quarterman, J., Lyons, R., & Yoo, E. (2001). Demographic characteristics of academic advisors for intercollegiate athletics of NCAA D-I member institutions. Academic Athletic Journal, 15(2), p. 105-126.

26. Jackson, E. N., Lyons, R., & Gooden, S. (2001). The marketing of black college sports. Sport Marketing Quarterly, 10(3), 138-143.

27. Lyons, R., & Jackson, E. N. (2001). Factors that influence African American X’ers to purchase. Nike Sport Marketing Quarterly, 10(2), 96-101.

28. Sullivan, M., & Jackson, E. N. (2001). Academic performance and achievement of selected track athletes. Academic Athletic Journal, 14(2), 22-44.

29. Jackson, E. N., & Chun-ju Chang, R. (2001). Click, click: Building Florida roads into the superhighway. Florida Journal of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, 39(1), 44-47.

30. Jackson, E. N., & Pedersen, P. (2000). Sport management careers in Florida. Florida Journal of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, 38(1), 46-49.

31. Jackson, E. N. (1999). Benefits of water exercise. Florida Journal of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, 37(2), 32-35.

17 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD 32. Jackson, E. N., & Cotton, P. A. (1999). Getting on the access ramp to the information superhighway. Strategies: A Journal for Sport and Physical Educators, 12(6), 12-31.

33. Jackson, E. N., Klein, D., & Lyons, R. (1998). Sport marketing: A global perspective. Journal of the International Council for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport & Dance, 34(2), 19-24.

34. Jackson, E. N., & Cotton, P. A. (1998). Hiring university athletic administrators and the role of affirmative action. Journal of Research on Minority Affairs, 7(1), 1-9.

35. Jackson, E. N., & Lyons. R. (1997). Perpetuating the wrong image of Native Americans. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance, 68(4), 4-5.

BOOK CHAPTER: Crump, G. B., Davenport, E. K., Haywood, C., Hickey, B., Jackson, E. N., & Lutfi, G. (2008). [Alphabetical order] Looking at school nutrition: The relationship of the universal free school breakfast program as compared to the traditional school breakfast program. In Tony Mason (Ed.) Ways teachers cope with the physical, psychological, and social disabilities of their students: Diabetes, autism, ADHD, hunger, anger, and other infirmities. Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen (ISBN10: 0-7734-4976-0).

Book Reviews: Jackson, E. N. (2008). [Review of the book, Sport and The Media: Managing the Nexus] International Journal of Sport Communication, 1(4), 536-537. Jackson, E. N. (2003). [Review of the book, Media Relations in Sport]. Journal of Sport Management, 17(4), 454-456. Jackson, E. N. (2001). [Review of the book, Racism in College Athletics]. Sociology of Sport Journal, 18(3), 363-365. Jackson, E. N. (2001). [Review of the book, Positive Transitions for Student Athletes]. Sociology of Sport Journal, 18(2), 262-264. Jackson, E. N. (2000). [Review of the book, Sport Marketing: Managing the Exchange Process]. Journal of Sport Management, 14(2), 174-175.

Submissions: Lenoir, D., & Jackson, E. N. (2021). “Do the right thing”: An analysis of corporate fiduciary duties and its application to sport agents. Journal of Legal Aspects of Sport. (pending 2nd revisions) Lenoir, D., & Jackson, E. N. (2021). Strikeout: Strikes or lockouts in professional sports: Modification its application to sport agents. Journal of Legal Aspects of Sport. (pending 2nd revisions) Jackson, E. N., Polite, F. P., Crowley, C., & Richardson, M. (2021). The role of socio-cultural courses infused within sport management curriculum. Sport Management Education Journal. (to be submitted). Jackson, E. N., Lyons, R., Polite, F., & Crowley, C. (2021). HBCU football classics: A case study. Case Studies in Sport Management (to be submitted). Jackson, E. N., Crowley, C., Carter, P., & Jackson, T. (2021). Athletic team hazing: The rituals continue. JOPERD. (Under review). Willis, K., Jackson, E.N., & Crowley, C. (2021). ACC women’s basketball motivation: An analysis of academic standing and ethnicity. Journal of Issues in Intercollegiate Athletics. (to be submitted). Davenport, E., & Jackson, E.N. (2021). Revisiting pay to play: Are collegiate athletes students or unpaid entertainers? Journal of Legal Aspects of Sport. (to be submitted). Lyons, R., Jackson, E. N., & Allen, J. (2021). Toward a multilevel framework to develop an international sport management curriculum. Quest. (Under review).

18 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD PUBLISHED CITATIONS of E. NEWTON JACKSON, Jr’s RESEARCH (n=176) to 2016:

1. Abeza, G., O'Reilly, N., & Nadeau, J. (2014). Sport communication: a multidimensional assessment of the field's development. International Journal of Sport Communication, 7(3), 289-316. 2. Aicher, T. J., & Sagas, M. (2008). Future Predictions of D-II Athletics: Trends, Issues, & events that may occur in the upcoming decade. Sports and Athletics Developments, 57. 3. Alay, S., Koḉak, S., Sözeri, B., & Karli, U. (2004). Motivational factors affecting Olympic volunteerism among Turkish university students. In G. T. Papanikos (Ed.), The economics and management of mega athletic events: Olympic games, professional sports, and other essays (pp. 43-47). Athens, Greece: Athens Institute for Education and Research. 4. Alexander, A. (2013). A model of volunteer intention at a mega-event: the London 2012 Olympics. (Doctoral dissertation). University of Missouri, Columbia. 5. Al-Shamli, A. K., & Al’Mamari, T. T. (2015). The relation of motivation and reward with volunteer satisfaction: Empirical evidence from Omani non-profit organization. International Journal of Advanced Sport Sciences Research, 3(3), 616-636. 6. Anagnostopoulos, C., & Bason, T. (2015). XOPHΓIA–CHOREGIA. SMIJ, 11(1). 7. Bachman, J. R. (2014). Using self-concept theory to understand event volunteer motivation, satisfaction and intent. A published dissertation, Clemson University. 8. Bachman, J. R., Backman, K. F., & Norman, W. C. (2014). A segmentation of volunteers at the 2013 Austin city limits music festival: Insights and future directions. Journal of Convention & Event Tourism, 15(4), 298-315. 9. Bachman, J. R., Norman, W. C., Hopkins, C. D., & Brookover, R. S. (2016). Examining the role of self-concept theory on motivation, satisfaction, and intent to return of music festival volunteers. Event Management, 20(1), 41-52. 10. Bae, S., Lee, H. G., & Massengale, D. (2011). Motivation of Volunteers in College Sports: Gender and Employment Comparison among College Students. Journal of Contemporary Athletics, 5(4), 273-289. 11. Bae, J., Lu-Anderson, D., Fujimoto, J., & Richelieu, A. (2015). East Asian college consumer decision-making styles for sport products. Sport, Business and Management: An International Journal, 5(3), 259-275. 12. Bae, S., Lam, E., & Jackson, E. (2009). Development of the Purchaser Style Inventory for Sport Products (PSISP). International Journal of Sport Management, 10, 151-168. 13. Bae, S., Pyun, D. Y., & Lee, S. H. (2010). Consumer decision-making styles for Singaporean college consumers: An exploratory study. 14. Baena-Arroyo, M. J., Parra-Camacho, D., Pérez-Campos, C., & García-Fernández, J. (2014). Satisfacción, valor percibido e intenciones futuras entre los voluntarios de la Copa del Mundo de Baloncesto 2014. Journal of Sports Economics & Management, 4(1), 39-54. 15. Barron, P., & Rihova, I. (2011). Motivation to volunteer: A case study of the Edinburgh International Magic Festival. International Journal of Event and Festival Management, 2(3), 202-217. 16. Baum, T., Lockstone-Binney, L., Holmes, K., & Smith, K. A. (2014). Concluding thoughts. In K. A. Smith, L. Lockstone-Binney, K. Holmes, & T. Baum (Eds.), Event Volunteering: International Perspectives on the Event Volunteering Experience (pp. 195- 203. New York, NY: Routledge.

19 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD 17. Benson, A. M., Dickson, T. J., Terwiel, F. A., & Blackman, D. A. (2014). Training of Vancouver 2010 volunteers: A legacy opportunity? Contemporary Social Science, 9(2), 210-226. 18. Boudreau, A. L., & Giorgi, B. (2010). The experience of self-discovery and mental change in female novice athletes in connection to marathon running. Journal of Phenomenological Psychology, 41(2), 234-267. 19. Chen, X. (2014). Understanding volunteers in cultural tourism organisations in New Zealand: Exploring demographics and motivational factors (Unpublished master dissertation) Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand. 20. Charalambous-Papamiltiades, M. (2013). Sport marketing in Cyprus-the dynamics of the sport sponsorship context: emergence, development and management practices in the football industry (Doctoral dissertation, © Maria Charalambous-Papamiltiades). 21. Choate, M. (2008). Marathon participation: A study of motivation and training habits of runners affiliated with a charitable cause. (Doctoral dissertation). Retrieved from ProQuest. (UMI Number: 3329383) 22. Chung, W., & Woo, C. W. (2011). The effects of hosting an international sports event on a host country: the 2008 summer Olympic Games. .International Journal of Sports Marketing & Sponsorship, 12(4), 281. 23. Ciomaga B. (2013). Sport management: A bibliometric study on central themes and trends. European Sport Management Quarterly, 13(5), 557–578. 24. Cooper, J. N., Cavil, J. K., & Cheeks, G. (2014). The State of Intercollegiate Athletics at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs): Past, Present, & Persistence. Journal of Issues in Intercollegiate Athletics, 7, 307-332. 25. Cuskelly, G., Hoye, R., & Auld, C. (2006). Working with volunteers in sport: Theory and practice. New York, NY: Routledge. 26. Dickson, T.J., Benson, A. M., & Terwiel, F. A. (2014). Mega-event volunteers, similar or different? Vancouver 2010 vs London 2012. International Journal of Event and Festival Management, 5(2), 164-179. 27. Dixon, M., & Bartholomew, J. (2012). Parent Identity and Youth Sport Volunteerism. Doctoral dissertation. The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX. 28. Dongfeng, L. (2013). Major Sports Events, Destination Image and Intention to Revisit from the Foreign Tourist's Perspective. International Journal of Sports Marketing & Sponsorship, 14(3), 178. 29. Drengner, J. (2008). Imagewirkungen von Eventmarketing: Entwicklung eines ganzheitlichen Messansatzes. Springer-Verlag. 30. Edwards, D. (2005). It's mostly about me: Reasons why volunteers contribute their time to museums and art museums. Tourism Review International, 9(1), 21-31. 31. Edwards, D. (2005). Understanding the organization of volunteers at visitor attractions (Doctoral dissertation, University of Western Sydney). 32. Egli, B., Schlesinger, T., & Nagel, S. (2014). Expectation-based types of volunteers in Swiss sports clubs. Managing Leisure, 19(5), 359-375. 33. Filo, K., Funk, D., & Jordan, J. (2014). Exploring activity-contingent volunteerism: A preliminary investigation of Back on My Feet volunteers. European Sport Management Quarterly, 14(4), 397-421. Doi:10.1080/16184742.2014.929158 34. Finnegan, C., Runyan, R. C., Gonzalez‐Padron, T., & Hyun, J. (2015). Diversity and Rigor Trends in Retailing Research: Assessment and Guidelines. International Journal of Management Reviews.

20 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD 35. FLORISTAN, E., FAYOS, T., ARTEAGA, F., & GALLARZA, M. G. ¿ EXISTEN DIFERENCIAS SOCIO-DEMOGRÁFICAS EN LA auto-VALORACIÓN DE LOS voLuntarioS en un mega-evento?. 36. Floristán, E., Fayos Gardó, T., Servera Francés, D., Arteaga Barrios, F., & González- Gallarza, M. Roderic Mòbil. 37. floristán Imízcoz, E., Gardó, T. F., Granizo, M. G. G., & Francés, D. S. La gestión de megaeventos desde la perspectiva de distintos stakeholders: un análisis exploratorio sobre voluntarios Managing megaevents from the perspective of different stakeholders: an exploratory analysis on volunteers. 38. Floristán, E., Fayos Gardó, T., Servera Francés, D., Arteaga Barrios, F., & González- Gallarza, M. (2013). Value, satisfaction and loyalty in volunteerism. Application to a religious megaevent. Esic Market (Rev. Inter. De Economía y Empresa), 44(3), 112-131. 39. Francés, D. S., Gardó, T. F., Imízcoz, E. F., & Gallarza, M. G. EL VOLUNTARIADO COMO CAPITAL HUMANO Valoración personal y social de la contribución del voluntario en la gestión de un evento cultural. 40. Gallant, P. Should a Required Level for Coach Competency be Mandated for All School Coaches? Y aurait-il lieu d’imposer un niveau de compétences particulier pour tous les entraîneurs dans les écoles?. 41. Gallarza, M. G., Arteaga, F., Floristán, E., & Gil, I. (2009). Consumer behavior in a religious event experience: an empirical assessment of value dimensionality among volunteers. International Journal of Culture, Tourism and Hospitality Research, 3(2), 165-180. 42. Gallarza, M. G., Arteaga, F., & Gil-Saura, I. (2013). The value of volunteering in special events: A longitudinal study. Annals of Tourism Research, 40, 105-131. doi:10.1016/j.annals.2012.08.001 43. Gallarza, M. G., Arteaga-Moreno, F., Servera-Francés, D., & Fayos-Gardó, T. (2016). Participar como voluntario en eventos especiales: comparación entre el valor esperado y percibido. Innovar, 26(59), 47-60. 44. Gallarza, M., Servera, D., Arteaga, F., & Gil, I. (2010). La dimensionalidad de valor en la experiencia de voluntario en un mega-evento turístico. Revista Europea de Dirección y Economía de la Empresa, 19(4), 149-170. 45. Gardo, T. F., Gallarza Granizo, M.G., Arteaga Moreno, F., & Imizcoz, E. F. (2014). Measuring Socio-Demographic Differences in Volunteers with a Value-Based Index: Illustration in a Mega Event. Voluntas, 25, 1345-1367. 46. Getz, D., & Page, S. J. (2016). Event studies: Theory, research and policy for planned events. New York, NY: Routledge. 47. Giannoulakis, C., Wanless, E., & Brgoch, S. Increasing response rate with sport volunteer studies: A social exchange theory approach. Global Sport Business Journal, 3(2), 46-60. 48. Giannoulakis, C., Wang, C. H., & Felver, N. (2015). A modeling approach to sport volunteer satisfaction. International Journal of Event and Festival Management, 6(3), 182-199. 49. Giannoulakis, C., Wang, C. H., & Gray, D. (2007). Measuring volunteer motivation in mega-sporting events. Event Management, 11(4), 191-200. 50. Gilbert, K., & Schantz, O.J. (2008). The paralympic games: Empowerment or side show? Maidenhead: Meyer & Meyer (UK, Ltd.)

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25 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD 121. Pauline, G., & Pauline, J. (2007). An examination of the primary motives of volunteers at two elite professional golf event. North American Society for Sport Management Conference Abstracts 122. Pauline, G., & Pauline, J. (2008). An examination of the motivating factors for volunteers at a professional tennis event. North American Society for Sport Management Conference Abstracts. 123. Pauline, G., & Pauline, J. (2008). Volunteer motivation and demographic influences at a professional tennis event. Team Performance Management: An International Journal, 15(3/4), 172-184. 124. Pauline, G., & Pauline, J. S. (2009). Volunteer motivation and demographic influences at a professional tennis event. Team Performance Management: An International Journal, 15(3/4), 172-184. 125. Peetz, T. B., & Reams, L. (2011). A content analysis of sport marketing quarterly: 1992- 2011. Sport Marketing Quarterly, 20(4), 209. 126. Pierce, D., Johnson, J., Felver, N., Wanless, E., & Judge, L. (2014). Influence of Volunteer Motivations on Satisfaction for Undergraduate Sport Management Students. Global Sport Business Journal, 2(2), 63-72. 127. Piletic, C. K., & Davis, R. (2010). A Profile of the Introduction to Adapted Physical Education Course within Undergraduate Physical Education Teacher Education Programs. ICHPER-SD Journal of Research, 5(2), 26-32. 128. Pitts, B., & Danylchuk, K. (2007). Examining the body of knowledge in sport management: A Preliminary descriptive study of current sport management textbooks. Sport Management Education Journal, 1(1), 40-52. 129. Pitts, B., Danylchuk, K., & Quarterman, J. (2014). XOPHΓIA–CHOREGIA.SMIJ, 10(2). 130. Qian, X. (2009). The benefits of being a volunteer campus tour guide (Master thesis). Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA. 131. Qian, X. L., & Yarnal, C. (2010). Benefits of volunteering as campus tour guides: The rewards of serious leisure revisited. Leisure/Loisir, 34(2), 127-144. 132. Quarterman, J., Jackson, E. N., & Chen, Y. (2006). An analysis of leading contributors to the Journal of Sport Management: 1987–2002. The SMART Journal, 2(2), 22–35. Retrieved from http://www.thesmartjournal.com/analysisofJSM.pdf 133. Quarterman, J., Jackson, E.N., Kim, K., Yoo, E., Koo, G. Y., Pruegger, B., & Han, K. (2006). Statistical Data Analysis Techniques in the Journal of Sport Management: January 1987 to Oct 2004. International Journal of Sport Management, 7, 13-30. 134. Ramdianee, M. M. (2013). Motivation of volunteers in not-for-profit organisations supporting children with life-threatening illnesses in Western Australia. (Doctoral dissertation). Retrieved from Espace@Curtin http://espace.library.curtin.edu.au/R?func=dbin-jump- full&local_base=gen01-era02&object_id=192010. 135. Reeser, J.C., Berg, R.L., Rhea, D., & Willick, S. (2005). Motivation and satisfaction among polyclinic volunteers at the 2002 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games. British Journal of Sports Medicine, 39(20), 1-6. 136. Riggins, N. (2007). Sound's Function in the Branding Process. ProQuest. 137. Rocha, C. M. D., & Bastos, F. D. C. (2011). Sport management: defining the field. Revista Brasileira de Educação Física e Esporte, 25(SPE), 91-103. 138. Rudd, A., & Johnson, R. B. (2010). A call for more mixed methods in sport management research. Sport Management Review, 13(1), 14-24. 139. Schwartz Ph D, M. (2009). 2009 Scholars and Artists Bibliography.

26 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD 140. Schlesinger, T., & Gubler, R. (2016). Motivational profiles of sporting event volunteers. Sport in Society, 1-21. doi:10.1080/17430437.2015.1133596 141. Schlesinger, T., Egli, B., & Nagel, S. (2013). ‘Continue or terminate?’ Determinants of long-term volunteering in sports clubs. European Sport Management Quarterly, 13(1), 32- 53. 142. Schlesinger, T., & Nagel, S. (2016). Individual and contextual determinants of stable volunteering in sport clubs. International Review for the Sociology of Sport, doi:10.1177/1012690216638544 143. Schuyler, B. (2008). An Examination of the Motivations of Sporting Event Volunteers at Thesis Paper 426: Clemson University. 144. Schuurman, A. (2013). Volunteer experiences in a non-profit organization (Unpublished thesis). Stellenbosch University, South Africa. 145. SERTBAŞ, K., ZENGİN, E., & ÇUTUK, S. UNİVERSİADE2005 İZMİR OYUNLARINDA. 146. Shapiro, D. R., & Pitts, B. G. (2014). What little do we know: content analysis of disability sport in sport management literature. Journal of Sport Management, 28(6), 657- 671. 147. Shilbury, D., Deane, J., & Kellett, P. (2006). Sport management in Australia. Bentley East, Vic: Strategic Sport Management Pty Ltd. 147. Šimkus, A., Mikalauskas, R., Alekrinskis, A., & Bulotienė, D. MANAGEMENT OF VOLUNTEERING HUMAN RESOURCES IN SPORT ORGANISATIONS.LASE JOURNAL OF SPORT SCIENCE is a Scientific Journal published two times per year in Sport Science LASE Journal for sport scientists and sport experts/specialists, 64. 148. Skirstad, B., & Hanstad, D. V. (2013). Gender matters in sport event volunteering. Managing Leisure, 18(4), 316-330. 149. Smith, K., & Holmes, K. (2010). Volunteers and tourism destination services: challenging the limits of tourism volunteering research. CAUTHE 2010: Tourism and Hospitality: Challenge the Limits, 1380. 150. Smith, K., & Holmes, K. (2012). Visitor centre staffing: Involving volunteers. Tourism Management, 33(3), 562-568. 151. Smith, K., Holmes, K., Storer, C., Lockstone-Binney, L., & Baum, T. (2013). Models of sports event management and volunteer motivation. CAUTHE 2013: Tourism and Global Change: On the Edge of Something Big, 761. 152. Spais, G.S., & Johnston, M.A. (2014). The evolution of scholarly research on sponsorship: Expectations about the future of this research domain. Journal of Promotion Management, 20(3), 267-290 153. Staurowksy, E., & Abney, R. (2007). Intercollegiate Athletics. In Parks, J., Quarterman, J., & Thibault, L. Contemporary Sport Management (pp. 67-96). Human Kinetics. 154. Stiehm, M. J. (2010). PERCEPTIONS OF CAMPUS SECURITY AND SAFETY AT (Doctoral dissertation, Argosy University). 155. Stringfellow, D. (2011). Determinants of Spectator Attendance at Historically Black Colleges' and Universities' Football Games. 156. Sullivan, A. J. (2013). Servant leadership: Race organizers, volunteers, and the marathon industry (Unpublished thesis). George Mason University, Fairfax, VA. 157. Surujlal, J. (2010). Volunteer motivation in special events for people with disabilities. African Journal for Physical Education, Health Education, Recreation, and Dance (AJPHERD), 15(3), 460-474.

27 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD 158. van der Roest, J. W., Spaaij, R., & van Bottenburg, M. (2015). Mixed Methods in Emerging Academic Subdisciplines The Case of Sport Management. Journal of Mixed Methods Research, 9(1), 70-90. 159. VanSickle, J. L., & Diacin, M. J. (2015). Motivational Differences Between Repeat and First-Time Sport Event Volunteers. Shape America Convention, Seattle, WA. March 20, 2015. 160. Wang, S. (2009, August). A research on motivating and managing volunteers for large- scale sports events in China. 2009 ISECS International Colloquium on Computing, Communication, Control, and Management, 3, 409-414. 161. Watanabe, O., Chompikul, J., Mongkolchati, A., & Pimpisan, N. (2014). Performances of village health volunteers in elderly care in Muang District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, Thailand. Journal of Public Health and Development, 12(2), 21-33. 162. Werkmann, K. (2014). Motivation, Zufriedenheit und Wertschätzung von Sport-Event- Volunteers: die FIFA Frauen-WM 2011 in Deutschland. Springer-Verlag. 163. Wicker, P., & Hallmann, K. (2013). A multi-level framework for investigating the engagement of sport volunteers. European Sport Management Quarterly, 13(1), 110-139. 164. Wilson, L. A. (2014). Examination of Event Volunteers’ Motivation and Satisfaction Levels Utilizing the Kano Method (Doctoral dissertation, Auburn University). 165. Wollebaek, D., Skirstad, B., & Hanstad, D. V. (2014). Between two volunteer cultures: Social composition and motivation among volunteers at the 2010 test event for the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships. International Review for the Sociology of Sport, 49(1), 22-41. 166. Wysong, S., & Maellaro, R. (2012). An empirical examination of mega-event volunteer satisfaction and the introduction of the volunteer selection improvement process (VSIP) model. International Journal of Sport & Society, 3(2), 123-136. 167. Yoo, E., & Jackson, E.N. (2005). The Korea Baseball Organization’s Organizational Effectiveness by Complementary Methods of the Goal and the Systems Approaches. International Journal of Sport Management, 6, 71-85. 168. Zhang, H. (2011). A Preliminary Investigation into the Antecedents of Volunteer Participation in Mega Sports Events Kai (Natalia) Jiang Honggen Xiao. Proceedings from THE INTERNATIONAL SOUNDS AND TASTES OF TOURISM EDUCATION, 273. 169. Kang Sang-Kyun, Lee Byung Joon-hyuk, Song, Sunny, & Yun Jong-Hun. (2005). Stability enhancement for former system seeks the commitment of FACTS. Kiee summer at my 36 times, 208-210. Condition education University speaking University, 40(5), 34- 37. 170. Wang Shuangli, Wang bin, & Liu Liu. (2006). 2008 incentive problems and countermeasures of management of Olympic volunteers. Journal of Wuhan Institute of Physical Education, 40(5), 34-37. 171. Choi Kyung-IL, & Park Kyung-Hyun. (2009). The effect of the target social welfare education in the elementary school social studies. 16, 31-51. 172. Kwak, (2013). Senior volunteer activity motive IM power and its impact on the research: In case Jecheon-SI. 173. Tsuji Yosuke. (2011). Overview of sport sponsorship research. Sport Management Studies, 3(1), 23-34. 174. Shiro Yamaguchi, Kaoru Kitamura, & Yasuo Yamaguchi. (2010). A study of sponsor fit in a sponsorship context of a sport event in Japan. Sports Management Research, 2(2), 147-161.

28 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD 175. Takayuki Onishi & Munehiko Haradaland. (2011). Statistical analysis in sports studies. Sport Management Studies, 3(1), 45-60. 176. Na-young Chu, & Cho Song-Hyun. (2013). Trend analysis of domestic sports industry and business administration. Korea Sports Industry Management Journal, 18(3), 53-63.

Work in Progress: Wilder, J., Osborne-Lampkin, L., Bertrand, T., & Jackson, E. N. (2021). “Diverse Perspectives on the Meaning of Diversity: Results from a Campus Survey.” Osborne-Lampkin, L., Jackson, E. N., Wilder, J. & Bertand, T. J. (2021). “Increasing Graduate Program Enrollment: A Dividend for Investing in Doctoral Program Advising?”

PUBLISHED (PEER REVIEWED) CONFERENCE ABSTRACTS (n=54):

1. Jackson, E. N. (2021). LeRoy T. Walker: A giant among us. SHAPE AMERICA National Conference, Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, 92(1) Supplement, p.A-100 .

2. Jackson, E. N. (2019). Are your campus fraternity’s doing their best? 64th Annual Conference National Association of Student Affairs Professionals (NASAP), Atlanta, GA.

3. Jackson, E. N., Sweeney, K., Graham, M., & Price, S. (2019). Internships: Showcasing our program successes. NAKHE Annual National Conference, Atlanta, GA. (p.35).

4. Lyons, R., & Jackson, E.N. (2019). What mentorship in Kinesiology looks like: A dept chair’s perspective. NAKHE Annual National Conference, Atlanta, GA. (p. 30).

5. Jackson, E. N. (2019). Dr. Robert "Whirlwind" Johnson: Point, set, match. SHAPE America Research Committee, SHAPE America National Convention & Expo, Tampa, FL, Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, 90(1) Supplement, p.A-110.

6. Jackson, E. N., Kennedy, D., Reeves, S., & Jackson, T. (2018). Fairness, politics, public policy in sport. Inaugural Global Conference on Sport for Social Change. The University of Georgia, Athens, GA, USA, (p. 1).

7. Lyons, R., & Jackson, E. N. (2017). Preparing sport management students for the great unknown. National Association for Kinesiology in Higher Education (NAKHE) Annual National Conference, Orlando, FL.

8. Jackson, E. N., Bowie, M., Lyons, R., & Ponton, D. (2017). Greek life and college athletics: Where did rd the leadership go? 63 Annual Conference National Association of Student Affairs Professionals (NASAP), Durham, NC.

rd 9. Jackson, E. N., Lyons, R., & Ponton, D. (2017). HBCU athletics and student body. 63 Annual Conference National Association of Student Affairs Professionals (NASAP), Durham, NC.

10. Lyons, R., & Jackson, E. N., Ponton, D. (2017). Leveraging university academic program to support rd HBCU athletic programs. 63 Annual Conference National Association of Student Affairs Professionals (NASAP), Durham, NC.

29 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD 11. Lyons, R., & Jackson, E. N. (2016). Intentional globalization: Developing a global sport management curriculum framework. National Association for Kinesiology in Higher Education (NAKHE) Annual National Conference, San Diego, CA.

12. Jackson, E. N., Lyons, R., & Price, S. (2015). What will it take to become inclusive? National Association for Kinesiology in Higher Education Annual Conference. Clearwater, FL

13. Quarterman, J., Hw nang, J., & Jackson, E. N. (2014). Organizational commitment by intercollegiate athletic directors of NCAA Division I. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, 85(1) Supplement, p. A-121.

14. Andrews-Little, D., Quarterman, J., Jackson, E.N., & Evans, V. (2012). An investigation of female athletic administrator’s organizational commitment. RQES, 83(1) Supplement, p. A-91.

15. Crowley, C., Jackson, E. N., & Quarterman, J. (2011). College choice factors of D-I HBCU track/field student athletes. RQES, 82(1) Supplement, p. A-79.

16. Lyons, R., & Jackson, E. N. (2011). The impact of sport management research on the sport industry National Association for Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education (NAKPEHE) Annual National Conference, p. 64, Orlando, FL.

17. Burden, J., & Jackson, E. N. (2011). Understanding the science of racial polarization in sport & human performance: Implications for teachers, coaches, & administrators of sport & physical activity programs. National Association for Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education (NAKPEHE) Annual National Conference, p. 28, Orlando, FL.

18. Crowley, C., & Jackson, E. N., Johnson, W. (2010). Examining internal factors for recruiting student th athletes at HBCUs. 25 Annual North American Society of Sport Management (NASSM) Conference (Tampa, FL., USA).

19. Jackson, E. N., Jackson, A. S., Osborne-Lampkin, L., & Lyons, R. (2010). Effective Advisement for th Graduate Students. 4 International Conference on Personal Tutoring and Academic Advisement in conjunction with the National Academic Advising Association (NACADA) Southeast Region 4, Atlanta, GA., page 39.

20. Lyons, R., & Jackson, E. N. (2010). From good to great critical thinking in sport management. National Association for Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education (NAKPEHE) Annual National Conference, Scottsdale, AZ.

21. Crowley, C., & Jackson, E. N. (2009). Examining the historical impact of minorities on the field of sport management. National Association for Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education (NAKPEHE) Annual National Conference, Sarasota, FL.

22. Jackson, E. N. (2009). From Faculty to Administrator: Insight, Tips, Strategies and Challenges? NAKPEHE Annual National Conference, Sarasota, FL.

th 23. Crowley, C., & Jackson, E. N., (2008). The Issue Is Unresolved: Mascots. The 29 Annual North American Society for the Sociology of Sport (NASSS) Conference, Denver, CO.

24. Hickey, B., Jackson, E. N., Austin, R., (2008). Developing student leadership through physical education majors clubs. National Association for Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education (NAKPEHE) Annual National Conference, Albuquerque, NM.

30 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD 25. Jackson, E. N., Hickey, B., Lyons, R., & Mobley, A. (2007). Training leaders for leadership or the discipline? NAKPEHE Annual National Conference, Clearwater, FL.

26. Lyons, R., & Jackson, E. N. (2007). Preparing undergraduates for leadership roles in meeting the issues facing today’s society. National Association for Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education (NAKPEHE) Annual National Conference, Clearwater, FL

27. Hall, C., Jackson, E. N., J., Quarterman, J., & Crowley C. (2005). Pay and promotion satisfaction of sport management faculty in the United States. EASM Research Consortium. Newcastle, England.

28. Koo, Gi-Yong, Quarterman, J., Jackson, E. N., & Suh, Y. (2005). An approach of schematic information processing for sport sponsorship effectiveness. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, 76(1) Supplement, p. A-127.

st 29. Hickey, B., Jackson, E. N., & Price, S. (2005). 21 century curriculum considerations for Physical Education National Association for Kinesiology Physical in Higher Education (NAKPEHE) National Conference, Tucson, AZ.

30. Quarterman, J., Pitts, B. G., Jackson, E. N., Kim, Kyoungtae, & Jongback, Kim (2004). Statistical Data Analysis Techniques Employed in Sport Marketing Quarterly: 1992 to 2002. Sport Marketing Association II Conference. Memphis, TN.

31. Hall, C., Jackson, E. N., & Quarterman, J. (2004). Pay satisfaction of sport management faculty. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport (RQES), 75(1) Supplement, p. A-120.

32. Koo, Gi-Yong, Jackson, E. N., & Mun S. (2004). Influence of an associated power between fans and a preferred team on the sponsorship environment. RQES, 75(1) Supplement, p. A-119.

33. Kim, S., Yoo, E., & Jackson, E. N. (2004). Impacts of televising and trading on the Korean Baseball League: Multiple Interrupted Time series (MITS), 1991-2001. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, 75(1) Supplement, p. A-118.

34. Bae, S., Kim, K., Jackson, E. N., & Quarterman, J. (2004). Development of consumer style inventory th for sports product (CSISP). 19 North American Society of Sport Management (NASSM) Conference, Atlanta, GA.

th 35. Jisha, J., Kane, J., Polite, F., & Jackson, E. N. (2003). Compensation issues in sport management 19 North American Society of Sport Management (NASSM) Conference, Atlanta, GA.

36. Kim, K., Kim, K., & Jackson, E. N., (2003). The effect of service value and center image as mediators of the relationship between service quality and customer satisfaction: The case of commercial fitness centers in Korea. First Annual Sport Marketing Association (SMA) Conference, Gainesville, FL.

37. Kim, J., & Jackson, E. N. (2003). Development of measurement scale of integrated service quality th for the internet golf stores. 18 Annual NASSM Conference.

38. Ha, J. H., Jackson, E. N., Han, J. W., Pyun, D. (2003). An analysis of choice behavior of public golf course on golfer’s playing ability. First Annual Sport Marketing Association (SMA) Conference, Gainesville, FL.

39. Quarterman, J., Jackson, E. N., Yoo, E., Koo, G., & Pruegger, B. (2003). Data analysis techniques employed in the JSM. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, 74(1) Supplement, p. A-90. 31 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD PUBLISHED ABSTRACTS (continued): 40. Jackson, E. N., Staurowsky, E. J., Polite, F., & Pitts, B. (2003). Implementing socio- cultural courses th in sport management curriculum: Roundtable Discussion. 18 NASSM Conference.

41. Strigas, A., & Jackson, E. N. (2003). The importance of motivational factors and demographic attributes at the design, marketing and implementation of successful volunteer recruitment program: What sport and recreation professionals should investigate first. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, 74(1) Supplement, p. A-24.

42. Gonzalez, G. L., & Jackson, E. N. (2003). Perceptions of success in professional baseball: A photo elicitation study. RQES, 74(1) Supplement, p. A-69.

43. Crowley, C., Jackson, E. N., & Kim, J. (2003). Differences in college choice factors among track and field student athletes at Florida Historically Black Colleges & Universities. Research Council Program & Proceedings of 2003 Southern District AAHPERD Convention, p. 16.

44. Jackson, E. N., Quarterman, J., Yoo, E., & Mobley, A. (2003). An Assessment of NCAA D-IA Academic Advisors Salaries. Research Council Program and Proceedings of the 2003 Southern District AAHPERD Convention, p. 22.

45. Polite, F., Jackson, E. N., & Quarterman, J. (2003). Teaching, Educating And Mentoring through Community Partnerships. National Association of Physical Education in Higher Education (NAPEHE) National Conference, Long Beach, CA.

46. Polite, F., & Jackson, E. N. (2002). Examining Brand Equity of the National Football League Europe th (NFLE). 10 (EASM) European Sport Management Congress. (Jyvaskyla, FINLAND).

rd 47. Crowley, C., & Jackson, E. N. (2002). Gambling on sports in the United Kingdom. 23 North American Society of Sport Sociology Conference. Indianapolis, IN.

48. Strigas, A., & Jackson, E. N., & Chang, Chun-ju (2002). Design, marketing and implementation of successful volunteer recruitment programs: What sport professionals should know first. The th ICHPERSD 44 World Congress. National Council on Physical Fitness and Sports, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China.

49. Joo, J., & Jackson, E. N. (2002). A content analysis of the Journal of Sport Management: An examination of sport management’s premier body of knowledge. RQES, 73(1) Supp., p. A 111.

50. Strigas, A., Jackson, E. N., & Ratliffe, T. (2002). Investigation of demographic profile and the development of a model of motivational factors for volunteers in recreational sport events. RQES, 73(1) Supplement, p. A-34.

51. Gonzalez, G. L., & Jackson, E. N., & Olson, P. (2001). Factors contributing to success in baseball: A photo-elicitation study. 22nd North American Society of Sport Sociology (NASSS) Conference (San Antonio, TX).

52. Jackson, E. N. (2001). African American women as athletic directors: Will the HBCUs grant the nd opportunity? 22 NASSS Conference (San Antonio, TX).

53. Jackson, E. N. (2001). Get your ideas in print. National Association of Academic Advisors for th Athletes (N4A) 26 Annual National Conference, Providence, RI.

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54. Armstrong, K., Jackson, E. N., Crow, B., Stratta, T., & Li, M. (2001). Enhancing racial/ethnic th diversity in NASSM: Roundtable Discussion. 16 North American Society of Sport Management (NASSM) Conference, Old Dominion University, Virginia Beach, VA.

33 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD REFEREED INTERNATIONAL PRESENTATIONS (n=33):

Jackson, E. N., Lyons, R., & McNeil-Shelby, P. (2020). Sport Management Internships: The New Normal. International Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Dance & Sport (IAHPERDS) International Summit (virtual). 11/14/2020.

Jackson, E. N., Price, S., Lyons, R., McNeil-Shelby, P., Beale, A., & Crowley, C. (2020). Faculty to Department Chair: Are you Prepared? International Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Dance & Sport (IAHPERDS) International Summit (virtual). 4/27/2020.

Flowers, C., Lyons, R., & Jackson, E. N. (2020). A Women’s Worth: Investigating the Effect of NIL Monetization on NCAA D-I Female College Athletes. IAHPERDS Summit (virtual). 4/27/2020.

Sweeney, K., & Jackson, E.N. (2020). A method to MADNESS. 56th Annual MBAA International Conference, Marketing Management Association (MMA), Chicago, IL, 3/26/20. Accepted.

Jackson, E. N., Kennedy, D., Reeves, S., & Jackson, T. (2018). Fairness, politics, public policy in sport. Inaugural Global Conference on Sport for Social Change. The University of Georgia, Athens, GA, USA.

Jackson, E. N., Polite, F., Lyons, R., & Crowley, C. (2016). An Investigation of the marketing efforts of NCAA HBCU Football Classics. 52nd Annual MBAA International - Marketing Management Association (MMA) Spring Conference, Chicago, IL. “Best Paper Award for: Sports, Events & Recreation Marketing Track” Polite, F. P., Jackson, E. N., Lyons, R., & Crowley, C. (2016). Examination of sport marketing textbooks. 52nd Annual MBAA International - Marketing Management Association (MMA) Spring Conference, Chicago, Il.

Hightower, R., Jackson, A., Bowers, J., Collins, J., Bailey, K., & Jackson, E. N. “Best Value Environmental Sustainability Behavioral Intentions Model’s Applicability to the Corporate Marketplace.” 8th International Facility Management Congress, Vienna University of Technology. Vienna, Austria November 2015.

Hightower, R., Jackson, A., Bowers, J., Collins, J., Bailey, K., & Jackson, E. N., & Friday-Shroud, S. (2015). Commentary: Facility Management Accreditation Commission (FMAC) Outcomes, Mapping, Assessment at the Program and Course Levels. International Facility Management Association (IFMA) World Workplace: The Facility Conference & Expo, Denver, CO., October 7-9, 2015.

Pitts, B.G., Danylchuk, K., Quarterman, J., Cianfrone, B., Howard, M., & Jackson, E. N. (2010). Sport management literature: A content analytic examination of the European Sport Management Quarterly and its predecessor the European Journal for Sport Management. Paper presented at 18th Congress of the European Association for Sport Management (EASM), Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic.

Crowley, C., Jackson, E. N., & Yarbrough, R. (2010). Using Web-based Learning Technology in a Sport Administration Classroom: The Effect on Student Learning. PRAHPERD Sports and Recreation, San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Crowley, C., & Jackson, E. N., Johnson, W. (2010). Examining internal factors for recruiting student athletes at HBCUs. Presented at 25th North American Society of Sport Management (NASSM) Conference, (Tampa, FL., USA).

34 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD REFEREED INTERNATIONAL PRESENTATIONS (continued): Jackson, E. N., Jackson, A. S., Osborne-Lampkin, L., & Lyons, R. (2010). Effective Advisement for Graduate Students. 4th International Conference on Personal Tutoring and Academic Advisement in conjunction with the National Academic Advising Association (NACADA) Southeast Region 4, Atlanta, GA.

Crowley, C., & Jackson, E. N. (2008). The issue is unresolved: Mascots. The 29th Annual North American Society for the Sociology of Sport (NASSS) Conference, Denver, CO, USA

Crowley, C., Jackson, E. N., & Quarterman, J. (2006). Coaches recruiting aid: A guide into African American college choice. Poster presentation at the 27th Annual North American Society for the Sociology of Sport (NASSS) Conference, Vancouver, British Columbia, CANADA.

Hall, C., Jackson, E.N., Varytimidis, A., & Daniel, W. (2006). African Americans in Sport Management and their experiences in doctoral programs. Paper presented at 14th Congress of the European Association for Sport Management (EASM), Nicosia, Cyprus, GREECE.

Hall, C., Jackson, E. N., J., Quarterman, J., & Crowley C. (2005). Pay and promotion satisfaction of sport management faculty in the United States. European Association for Sport Management (EASM) Research Consortium. Newcastle, England.

Polite, F., Jackson, E. N., Collum, R., & Weir, J. (2004). From Pollard to Vick: Trials and tribulations of the Black quarterback. Paper presented at 25th Annual North American Society of Sport Sociology (NASSS) Conference (Tucson, AZ., USA).

Jisha, J., Kane, J., Polite, F., & Jackson, E. N. (2004). Compensation issues in sport management. Paper presented at 19th North American Society of Sport Management (NASSM) Conference, (Atlanta, GA., USA).

Bae, S., Kim, K., Jackson, E. N., & Quarterman, J. (2004). Development of consumer style inventory for sports product (CSISP). Paper presented at 19th North American Society of Sport Management (NASSM) Conference, (Atlanta, GA., USA).

Jackson, E. N., Chepyator-Thomson, R., & Polite, F. (2003). Diversity in academic institutions: The recruitment of persons of color. A paper accepted to the AIESEP International Congress 2003, Endicott College, Beverly, MA., USA. (Accepted).

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

Jackson, E. N., Staurowsky, E. J., Polite, F., & Pitts, B. (2003). Implementing socio-cultural courses in sport management curriculum: Roundtable Discussion. 18th North American Society of Sport Management (NASSM) Conference, (Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York, USA).

Kim, Jongback, & Jackson, E. N. (2003). Development of measurement scale of integrated service quality for the Internet Golf Stores. Paper presented at 18th North American Society of Sport Management (NASSM) Conference, (Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York, USA).

Crowley, C., & Jackson, E. N. (2002). Gambling on sports in the United Kingdom. Paper presented at 23rd North American Society of Sport Sociology (NASSS) Conference (Indianapolis, IN., USA).

35 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD REFEREED INTERNATIONAL PRESENTATIONS (continued): Polite, F., & Jackson, E. N. (2002). Examining brand equity of National Football League Europe (NFLE). Paper presented at 10th (EASM) European Sport Management Congress. (Jyvaskyla, FINLAND).

Strigas, A., & Jackson, E. N., & Chang, Chun-ju (2002). Design, marketing and implementation of successful volunteer recruitment programs: What sport professionals should know first. Paper presented at The International Council for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport, and Dance (ICHPERSD) 44th World Congress. National Council on Physical Fitness and Sports, Taipei, Taiwan, REPUBLIC of CHINA.

Gonzalez, G. L., & Jackson, E. N., & Olson, P. (2001). Factors contributing to success in Baseball: A photo-elicitation study. Paper presented at 22nd North American Society of Sport Sociology (NASSS) Conference (San Antonio, TX., USA).

Jackson, E. N. (2001). African American women as athletic directors: Will the HBCUs grant the opportunity? Paper presented at 22nd North American Society of Sport Sociology (NASSS) Conference (San Antonio, TX., USA).

Armstrong, K., Jackson, E. N., Crow, B., Stratta, T., & Li, M. (2001). Enhancing racial/ethnic diversity in NASSM: Roundtable Discussion. Paper presented at 16th North American Society of Sport Management (NASSM) Conference, (ODU, Virginia Beach, VA., USA)

Jackson, E. N., & Klein, D. (1999). Evaluation of selected sport management curriculums and degrees within the USA and Australia. Paper presented at The International Council for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport, and Dance 42nd World Congress, The Sport Management Symposium, Minia University, Cairo, Egypt, AFRICA.

Jackson, E. N. (1993). International leadership through education. Paper presented to 2nd African-African American Summit, Libbreville, Gabon, AFRICA.

Jackson, E. N. (1986). Urban strategies for hiring competent staff. Expo World Aquatic Conference. The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, CANADA.

REFEREED NATIONAL PRESENTATIONS (n=102): Jackson, E. N. (2021). LeRoy T. Walker: A giant among us. SHAPE AMERICA National Conference.

Jackson, E. N., Lyons, R., & McNeil-Shelby, P. (2021). Faculty striving for leadership roles. NAKHE National Annual (Virtual) Conference.

Flowers, C., Lyons, R., & Jackson, E.N. (2020). Fair pay & play: Examining gender equity impact on compensating college athletes. Applied Sport Management Association (ASMA) Annual Conference, Baylor University, Waco, Texas.

Battle, A., Clay, R., Elbert, S., Jackson, E. N., Parise, I., Rodgers, C., & Woodson, M. (2020). The relationship between emotional intelligence, persistence, and graduation rates and substance use behaviors among African American college students. NASPA Annual Conference, Austin, Texas.

Jackson, E. N., Waddell, D., & Geames, C. (2020). It takes a village to mentor & enhance Greek Life. NASAP 66th Annual National Conference, Charlotte, NC

Jackson, E.N., Sweeney, K., Choi, W., & Slavik, C. (2020). Discussing Diversity Across the Curriculum: Meeting Students Where They Are. Professional Development Track, COSMA, Baton Rouge, LA.

36 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD Jackson, E.N., Lyons, R., & Waddell, D. (2020). A Content Analysis of Practical Internship Experiences in Sport Management. Research Track, COSMA, Baton Rouge, LA.

Battle, A., Woodson, M., Blevins, A., & Jackson, E. N. (2020). Emotional Intelligence as a Contributing Factor to Substance Use among College Athletes. NASPA Strategies Conferences, New Orleans, LA.

Sweeney, K., Jackson, E. N., & Schramm-Possinger, M. (2019). The Dick’s Sporting Goods Open: Assessing the economic impact of the PGA TOUR Champions event. SEVT Conference, USC, Columbia, SC.

Jackson, E. N., Lyons, R., & Crowley, C. (2019). Diversity in sport courses: Teaching Difficult Topics. Sport & Entertainment Venues for Tomorrow (SEVT) Conference, USC, Columbia, SC.

Jackson, E. N. (2019). Dr. Robert "Whirlwind" Johnson: Point, set, match. SHAPE America Research Committee, SHAPE America National Convention & Expo, Tampa, FL

Sweeney, K., Schramm-Possinger, M., Jackson, E. N., Graham, M. (2019). High impact practice: Preparing sport management students before internship. SHAPE America Research, SHAPE America National Convention & Expo, Tampa, FL

Lyons, R., & Jackson, E.N. (2019). Teaching strategies for difficult topics in sport sociology & diversity in sport courses. Diversity in Sport Conference, NYC, NY.

Jackson, E. N. (2019). Are your campus fraternity’s doing their best? NASAP 65th Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA

Jackson, E. N. (2019). How far aquatics has come, regarding inclusion of diversity. 4th Annual Diversity in Aquatics National Conference, Miami, FL

Jackson, E. N., Lyons, R., Sweeney, K., & Graham, M. (2019). Does Work Experience Enhance the Delivery? Commission on Sport Management Accreditation (COSMA) National Conf., Atlanta, GA

Jackson, E. N., Sweeney, K., Graham, M., & Price, S. (2019). Internships: Showcasing our program successes. NAKHE Faculty Striving for Leadership Roles, Atlanta, GA.

Mason, T., Battle, A.L., Campbell, K., Jackson, E.N., Blevins, A. Woodson, M., Rodgers, C.D., Langer, J., Ali, R., Parise, I., & Cheng, S. (2019, November). Levels of emotional intelligence as a contributing factor to substance use behaviors among college student athletes: A quantitative approach. Paper presented at American Public Health Association Annual Conference, Philadelphia, PA.

Lyons, R., & Jackson, E.N. (2019). What mentorship in Kinesiology looks like: A dept chair’s perspective. NAKHE Annual National Conference, Atlanta, GA.

Battle, A., Blevins, A., & Jackson, E. N. African American athletes and alcohol use: Impediments to success on and off the field or court. 2018 American College Health Association (ACHA) Annual Meeting, Washington, DC May 29 - June 2, 2018.

Jackson, E.N., Jackson, A.S., Lyons, R., & Sweeney, K. (2018). Sport marketing textbooks used in college academic programs: A global investigation. Marketing Management Association Conference, Chicago, IL. April 18-20, 2018.

Battle, A., Sanderson, S., Harris, C., & Jackson, E. N. (Program ID: 49148) Achievement ideologies, organizational structures and the well-being of African American faculty, staff and administrators. 2018 NASPA Annual Conference, Philadelphia, PA.

37 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD Jackson, E. N., Lyons, R., & Ponton, D. (2018). Should athletics be under student affairs? 64th Annual Conference National Association of Student Affairs Professionals (NASAP), Charleston, SC

Jackson, E. N., Graham, M., & Price, S. (2018). What makes a quality internship? 2018 Commission on Sport Management Accreditation (COSMA) Conference. Jacksonville, FL

Jackson, E. N., Bowie, M., Lyons, R., & Ponton, D. (2017). Greek life and college athletics: Where did the leadership go? 63rd Annual Conference NASAP, Durham, NC.

Jackson, E. N., Lyons, R., & Ponton, D. (2017). HBCU athletics & student body. 63rd Annual Conference National Association of Student Affairs Professionals (NASAP), Durham, NC.

Lyons, R., & Jackson, E. N., Ponton, D. (2017). Leveraging university academic program to support HBCU athletic programs. 63rd Annual Conference National Association of Student Affairs Professionals (NASAP), Durham, NC.

Lyons, R., & Jackson, E. N. (2017). Preparing sport management students for the great unknown. NAKHE National Conference, Orlando, FL.

Battle, A., & Jackson, E. N. (2016). Reframing the Conversation about African American College Students and Alcohol Use. National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) Annual Conference, Orlando, FL

Battle, A., & Jackson, E. N. (2016). Reexamining what we know about African American college student alcohol use. National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) Strategies Conference, Indianapolis, IN

Lyons, R., & Jackson, E. N. (2016). Intentional Globalization: Developing a global sport management curriculum framework. National Association for Kinesiology in Higher Education (NAKHE) Annual National Conference, San Diego, CA.

Lyons, R., & Jackson, E. N. (2016). Determining sport law course student learning outcomes utilizing backwards design. 29th Annual National SRLA Conference, New Orleans, LA

Jackson, E. N., Lenoir, D., Lyons, R., & Carter, P. (2015). 2013 Grambling State U. Football Team: A Review of Legal/Contractual Issues. 28th Annual Sport and Recreation Law Association Conference

Lyons, R., & Jackson, E. N. (2015). Utilizing facility risk assessment assignment to apply sport law concepts. 28th Annual Sport and Recreation Law Association Conference, Charlotte, NC.

Jackson, E. N., Lyons, R., & Price, S. (2015). What will it take to become inclusive? National Association for Kinesiology in Higher Education Annual Conference. Clearwater, FL.

Lyons, R., Richardson, M., & Jackson, E. N. (2014). Sport Marketing Event Planning Evaluation Activity. 12th Annual Sport Marketing Association (SMA) Conference. Philadelphia, PA

Quarterman, J., Hwang, J., & Jackson, E. N. (2014). Organizational Commitment by Intercollegiate Athletic Directors of NCAA Division I. SHAPE Conference – Research Section.

Jackson, E. N., Lyons, R., & Norwood, D. (2014). Status of Black Colleges and Their Athletic Marketing Units. Marketing Management Association (MMA) Annual Conference, Chicago, IL.

Jackson, E. N., Williams, D. L., Lyons, R., & Norwood, D. (2014). Grambling State University Football th Team 2013: A Case of Many Issues. 27 Annual SRLA Conference, Orlando, FL (accepted).

38 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD Lyons, R., Jackson, E. N., & Jackson, A.S. (2013). Examining the intercollegiate athletic marketing of HBCUs. 11th Annual Sport Marketing Association (SMA) Conference. Albuquerque, NM

Andrews-Little, D., Quarterman, J., Jackson, E.N., & Evans, V. (2012). An investigation of female athletic

administrator’s organizational commitment. AAHPERD 127th National Convention– Research Consortium Poster Session, Boston, MA. (Accepted).

Wilder, J., & Jackson, E. N. (2012).Post-Racialism, the “Obama Effect” & The Future of Black Faculty at Predominately White Institutions. (Accepted) at American Educational Research Association (AERA).

Crowley, C., & Jackson, E. N. (2011). College choice factors of D-I HBCU track/field student athletes. AAHPERD 126th National Convention– Research Consortium Poster Session, San Diego, CA.

Hall, C., Jackson, E. N., & Quarterman, J. (2011). Job satisfaction of Australian sport management faculty. AAHPERD 126th National Convention– Research Consortium Poster Session, San Diego, CA.

Lyons, R., & Jackson, E. N. (2011). The impact of sport management research on the sport industry National Association for Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education (NAKPEHE) Annual National Conference, Orlando, FL.

Burden, J., & Jackson, E. N. (2011). Understanding the science of racial polarization in sport & human performance: Implications for teachers, coaches, & administrators of sport & physical activity programs. National Association for Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education (NAKPEHE) Annual National Conference, Orlando, FL.

Lyons, R., Jackson, E. N, & Singleton-Jackson, A. E. (2010). Factors that influence African American millenials to purchase athletic shoes. Poster presented at 8th Annual Sport Marketing Association (SMA) Conference, New Orleans, LA.

Jackson, E. N., Jackson, A.E.S., & Lyons, R., (2010). Marketing Yourself: Lifting As We Climb. 3rd Annual American Association of Blacks in Higher Education (AABHE) National Conference, Atlanta, GA. (Accepted).

Quarterman, J., Hwang, J.Y., Han, K., Pitts, B., Jackson, E. N., & Ahn, T. (2010). A content analysis of the International Journal of Sport Management. AAHPERD 125th National Convention– Research Consortium Poster Session, Indianapolis, IN.

Battle, A., & Jackson, E. N. (2010). Student Led / Student Supported Model of Alcohol Education for Campus Sub-Groups. NASPA Strategies Conference 2010: Alcohol Abuse Prevention and Intervention. New Orleans, LA.

Lyons, R., & Jackson, E. N. (2010). From good to great critical thinking in sport management. National Association for Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education (NAKPEHE) Annual National Conference, Scottsdale, AZ

Jackson-Kane, J., Jackson. E. N., DeWaele, C., Polite, F. & Lee, J. (2009) Addressing Challenges in Sport Management Degree Programs: An Open Forum. 124th Annual AAHPERD National Convention, Tampa, AZ.

Jackson, E. N., & Lyons, R. (2009). Increasing African American Doctoral Candidates in Sport Management. 124th Annual AAHPERD National Convention, Tampa, FL.

Jackson, E. N., Hickey, B., & Evans, V. (2009). Using the Tabata Protocol to Improve Aerobic Capacity. AAHPERD 124th National Convention– Research Consortium Poster Session, Tampa, FL.

39 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD Jackson, E. N., & Jones, M. (2009). Ethical and Legal Considerations in Hiring Faculty or Athletic Staff. 22nd Annual Sport & Recreation Law Association (SRLA) Conference. (Accepted). Crowley, C., & Jackson, E. N. (2009). Examining the historical impact of minorities on the field of sport management. National Association for Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education (NAKPEHE) Annual National Conference, Sarasota, FL

Jackson, E. N., Lyons, R., Polite, F., & Quarterman, J. (2009). The Evolution of Sport Management from Within Physical Education and its Future. National Association for Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education (NAKPEHE) Annual National Conference, Sarasota, FL.

Jackson, E. N. (2009). From Faculty to Administrator: Insight, Tips, Strategies and Challenges? National Association for Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education (NAKPEHE) Annual National Conference, Sarasota, FL.

Daniel, W., Tucker, D., & Jackson, E. N. (2008). Expectations of faculty in the HPER Disciplines. 123rd Annual AAHPERD National Convention, Ft. Worth, Texas.

Hickey, B., Jackson, E. N., Austin, R., (2008). Developing student leadership through physical education majors clubs. National Association for Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education (NAKPEHE) Annual National Conference, Albuquerque, NM.

Jackson, E. N., Hickey, B., Lyons, R., & Mobley, A. (2007). Training leaders for leadership or the discipline? National Association for Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education (NAKPEHE) Annual National Conference, Clearwater, FL.

Jackson, E. N., & Lyons, R. (2007). Fair leadership among faculty searches. NAKPEHE Annual National Conference, Clearwater, FL

Lyons, R., & Jackson, E. N. (2007). Preparing undergraduates for leadership roles in meeting the issues facing today’s society. National Association for Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education (NAKPEHE) Annual National Conference, Clearwater, FL.

Jackson, E. N., Hall, C., & Crowley, C. (2007). Coaching at a Historically Black College and University. 122stAnnual AAHPERD National Convention, Baltimore, MD.

Price, S., Tucker, D., & Jackson, E. N. (2006). Strategies for recruiting and retaining minority faculty at majority and minority universities. 23rd Annual Academic Chairperson Conference, Orlando, FL. Sponsored by Kansas State University.

Lhotsky, G., Jackson, E. N., & Hickey, B. (2005). NCAA D- IAA stadium management and alcohol policy. AAHPERD 120th National Convention – AAALF-Research Consortium Poster Session, Chicago, IL

Koo, Gi-Yong, Quarterman, J., Jackson, E. N., & Suh, Y (2005). An approach of schematic information processing for sport sponsorship effectiveness. AAHPERD 120th National Convention– Research Consortium Poster Session, Chicago, IL.

Hickey, B., Jackson, E. N., & Price, S. (2005). 21st century curriculum considerations for Physical Education. Paper presented at National Association for Kinesiology Physical Education in Higher Education (NAKPEHE) National Conference, Tucson, AZ.

Quarterman, J., Pitts, B. G., Jackson, E. N., Kim, Kyoungtae, & Jongback Kim (2004). Statistical data analysis techniques employed in Sport Marketing Quarterly: 1992 to 2002. Sport Marketing Association II Conference. Memphis, TN

40 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD Bae, Sungwon, Kim, Kyoungtae, & Jackson, E. N. (2004). Utilization of sports facilities of physical disabled consumers in South Korea: Are they Satisfied? Paper presented at Sport Marketing Association II (SMA) Conference, Memphis, TN.

Kim, K., Bae, S., Quarterman, J., & Jackson, E. N. (2004). Construct development and preliminary validation of the servicescape for sport and recreation settings. Paper presented at Sport Marketing Association II (SMA) Conference, Memphis, TN.

Koo, G., Jackson, E. N., Mun, S. (2004). Influence of an associated power between fans and a preferred team on the sponsorship environment. AAHPERD 119th National Convention– Research Consortium Poster Session, New Orleans, LA.

Hall, C., Jackson, E. N., & Quarterman, J. (2004). Pay satisfaction of sport management faculty. AAHPERD 119th National Convention– Research Consortium Poster Session, New Orleans, LA.

Kim, S., Yoo, E., & Jackson, E. N. (2004). Impacts of televising and trading on the Korean Baseball League: Multiple interrupted time series (MITS), 1991-2001. AAHPERD 119th National Convention– Research Consortium Poster Session, New Orleans, LA.

Jackson, E. N., Polite, F., McWashington, A., & Adams, R. (2004). Cultural Impact on Brand Extension of Pro Spt Organizations. AAHPERD 119th National Convention, N.O., LA

Goss, B., Colby J., Polite, F., Jackson, E. N., MacBeth, J., & Currie, S. (2004). Black quarterbacks: Sacked or surging? Trends within the National Football League and participation patterns in amateur sport. AAHPERD 119th National Convention, New Orleans, LA.

Polite, F., Jackson, E. N., Quarterman, J., & Pettaway, K. (2004). AGENTS: Ethical issues involving student athletes. AAHPERD 119th National Convention, New Orleans, LA.

Mun, S., & Jackson, E. N. (2004). The assumption of risk: Participants and spectators in sporting events. Paper presented at 17th Annual Sport, Physical Activity, Recreation and Law Conference (SSLASPA). Las Vegas, NV.

Kim, K., Kim, K., & Jackson, E. N., (2003). The effect of service value and centerimage as mediators of the relationship between service quality and customer satisfaction: The case of commercial fitness centers in Korea. First Annual Sport Marketing Association (SMA) Conference, Gainesville, FL.

Ha, J. H., Jackson, E. N., Han, J. W., Pyun, D. (2003). An analysis of choice behavior of public golf course on golfer’s playing ability. 1st Annual Sport Marketing Association (SMA) Conf., Gainesville, FL.

Harris, K., & Jackson, E. N., (2003). How NPHC and NALFO organizations can provide effective leadership on college or university campus. National Black Greek Leadership Conference, Clemson University, SC.

Jackson, E. N., Polite, F., & Barber, A. (2003). Crossing the legal line: Issues involving tailgating. Paper presented at 16th Annual Sport, Physical Activity, Recreation and Law Conference (SSLASPA). Atlanta, GA.

Quarterman, J., Jackson, E. N., Yoo, E., Koo, G., & Pruegger, B. (2003). Data analysis techniques employed in the JSM. AAHPERD 118th National Convention– Research Consortium Poster Session, Philadelphia, PA.

Strigas, A., & Jackson, E. N. (2003). The importance of motivational factors and demographic attributes at the design, marketing and implementation of successful volunteer recruitment program: What sport and recreation professionals should investigate first. A paper presented at the AAHPERD 118th National Convention– Research Consortium Session, Philadelphia, PA.

41 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD Gonzalez, G. L., & Jackson, E. N. (2003). Perceptions of success in professional baseball: A photo-elicitation study. A paper presented at the AAHPERD 118th National Convention– Research Consortium Session, Philadelphia, PA.

Jackson, E. N., & Goins, W. M. (2003). The mascot issue and Native Americans. Paper presented at the AAHPERD 118th National Convention, Philadelphia, PA.

Stratta, T. M., Abney, R., & Jackson, E. N. (2003). The Impact of the WNBA on the career aspirations of African American females in sport. AAHPERD 118th National Convention, Philadelphia, PA.

Polite, F., Jackson, E. N., Quarterman, J. (2003). Teaching, Educating And Mentoring through Mentoring through Community Partnerships. National Association for Physical in Higher Education (NAPEHE) National Conference, Long Beach, CA.

Stratta, T. M., Abney, R., & Jackson, E. N. (2002). An in-depth investigation of African American Women in sport: Transitioning from pre-to post-legal segregation. AAHPERD 117th National Convention, San Diego, CA

Strigas, A., Jackson, E. N., & Ratliffe, T. (2002). Investigation of demographic profile and the development of a model of motivational factors for volunteers in recreational sport events. AAHPERD 117th National Convention Research Consortium Poster Session. San Diego, CA.

Griffin, P., Jackson, E. N., & Priest, L. (2002). Social justice in the alliance: Getting to the heart of the matter. A paper presented at the AAHPERD 117th National Convention. San Diego, CA.

Joo, J., & Jackson, E. N. (2002). A content analysis of the Journal of Sport Management: An examination of sport management’s premier body of knowledge. AAHPERD 117th National Convention – Research Consortium Poster Session. San Diego, CA.

Jackson, E. N. (2001). The new trend impacting the profession: Sport management. NAPEHE National Conference, Amelia Island, FL

Jackson, E. N. (2001). Get your ideas in print. A paper presented at the National Association of Academic Advisors for Athletes 26th Annual National Conference, Providence, RI.

Jackson, E. N., McNeil, P., Battle, A., & Beale, A. (2001). Understanding the facts: Applying to graduate school. AAHPERD 116th National Convention, Cincinnati, OH

Jackson, E. N., & Mobley, A. C. (2000). Diversity, the common denominator: What is AAHPERD? The leadership model. AAHPERD 115th National Convention, Orlando, FL

Jackson, E. N. (1998). Preparing student athletes for the college experience. National High School Athletic Coaches Association National Convention. New Carrollton, MD

Jackson, E. N. (1998). Developing leadership in HPER. NAPEHE National Conference, N.O., LA.

Jackson, E. N., Hums, M., & Fuller, V. (1994). Strategies for opportunity in sport management. AAHPERD's 109th National Convention, Denver CO

Jackson, E. N., Huff, D., Harris, G., Brown, J., & Elmore, L. (1993). Role of the Media for African American Athletes. AAHPERD 108th National Convention, Washington, DC

Eubanks, B. S., & Jackson, E. N. (1988). Health and fitness for older persons. National Council On Aging National Conference, Washington, DC

42 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD REFEREED REGIONAL PRESENTATIONS (n=19): Jackson, E. N., & Lyons, R. (2020). Statistical factors that determine the salaries of highest paid NBA players. Hospitality, Recreation and Sports Track, SE Decisions Sciences Institute. Charleston, SC.

Sweeney, K., Jackson, E. N., & Schramm-Possinger, M. (2019). Economic impact of PGA TOUR event. Hospitality, Recreation and Sports Track, SE Decisions Sciences Institute Charleston, SC.

Jackson, E. N., Jackson, A. S., Carter, P., & Noland-Chester, M. (2015). Re-Branding an Iconic Image: Grambling State University Football. 11th Annual Southern States Sport Management Conference, LSU, Baton Rouge, LA.

Jackson, E. N., Graham, M., Harrell, C., & Kane, J. J. (2015). Internship Advisement: Strategies for Student and Program Success. 11th Annual Southern States Sport Management Conference, LSU, Baton Rouge, LA.

Crowley, C., Jackson, E. N., Polite, F., Lyons, R., & Richardson, F. M. (2012). Factors of HBCU student athlete university selection. 79th Annual Southern District Association Conference of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Dance, Research Poster, Orlando, FL. 2/9/12

Davis, E., Gopal, I., Lindsey, R., & Jackson, E.N. (2012). Self-Handicapping among college student athletes. 79th Annual SDA Conference of AAHPERD, Research Poster, Orlando, FL

Kane, J.J., Jackson, E. N., & Lonsdale, C. (2011). Internship Placement: Liability Issues Related to Technology and Social Media. 7th Annual Southern States Sport Management Conference, Troy University, Troy, AL. Jackson, E. N. Brinson, N., & Noland, M. (2010). Hazing: Concerns for every athletic team. 77th Annual Southern District Association Conference of AAHPERD Research Poster. Myrtle Beach, SC.

Jackson, E. N., Jackson, A. S., Osborne-Lampkin, L., & Lyons, R. (2010). Effective Advisement for Graduate Students. National Academic Advising Association (NACADA) Southeast Region 4 Conference, Atlanta, GA.

Knight, D., Brown, V. W., Jackson, E. N., & Noland, M. (2010). Teaching elementary PE: Examining gender equity. 77th Annual Southern District Association Conference of AAHPERD, Research Poster. Myrtle Beach, SC.

Adams, R., Jackson, E. N., Mincey-White, D., & Benton, S. (2010). Sport management: Classroom or clinical. 77th Annual SDA Conference of the AAHPERD, Myrtle Beach, SC

Jackson, E.N., Malone, M., Cormier, D.R., Harrell, C., & Crowley, C. (2010). An examination of Under-representation of Black females as NCAA D-I Track Coaches. 77th Annual Southern District Association Conference of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Research Poster. (SDA-AAHPERD) Convention, Myrtle Beach, SC.

Hall, C., Daniel, W., Jackson, E. N, Ponton, D., & Hicks, E. (2006, February). African Americans in HPER and their experiences in doctoral programs. 73RD Annual Southern District of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, VA. Beach, VA.

Crowley, C., Jackson, E. N., & Kim, J. (2003). Differences in College Choice Factors among Track and Field Student Athletes at Florida Historically Black Colleges and Universities. 70th Annual Southern District Association Conference – AAHPERD Research Consortium Poster Session, Savannah, GA

Jackson, E. N., Quarterman, J., Yoo, E., & Mobley, A. (2003). An assessment of NCAA D-IA academic advisors salaries. 70th SDA-AAHPERD Conference Research Consortium Session, Savannah, GA 43 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD Polite, F., Jackson, E. N., & Quarterman, J. (2003). Bridging partnerships between universities and communities: Responsibility addressing socially at-risk students. 70th Southern District Association Conference – AAHPERD, Savannah, GA

Hall, C., Quarterman, J., & Jackson, E. N. (2003). Job satisfaction of southern district AAHPERD sport management faculty. 70th Southern District Association Conference – AAHPERD, Savannah, GA

Goss, B., Jubenville, C., Jackson, E. N., & Polite, F. (2003). Is it all good? A panel discussion on Race and Sport in America. 70th Southern District Association Conference – AAHPERD, Savannah, GA

Jackson, E. N., Mobley, A., & Gooden, S. (2002). Strategies on marketing HBCU athletic programs. 69th Annual Southern District Association Conference of AAHPERD, Baltimore, MD.

Jackson, E. N., & Lyons, R. (1999). Sport administration/management: Current practices and trends. 66th Annual Southern District Association Conference of AAHPERD, Greensboro, NC.

Jackson, E. N. (1994). The role of the media and the black athlete. Eastern District Association of AAHPERD 62nd Annual Conference, Philadelphia, PA.

Eubanks, B. S., & Jackson, E. N. (1986). Lifeguard training: A new perspective. Eastern District Association (EDA) of AAHPERD 64th Annual Conference, Lancaster, PA

REFEREED LOCAL & STATE PRESENTATIONS (n=18): Jackson, E. N. (2007). Hiring Practices. Florida Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport & Dance (FAHPERSD)’s 58th Annual Conference, Orlando, FL

Jackson, E. N., & Mobley, A. (2006). Consider graduate school. Florida Alliance for Health, Physical Education Recreation, Sport & Dance (FAHPERSD)’s 57th Annual Conference, Orlando, FL.

Kim, Kyoungtae, Sungwon Bae, Quarterman, J., & Jackson, E. N. (2004). Consumer’s satisfaction with golf courses. Florida Alliance for Health, Physical Education Recreation, & Dance (FAHPERD)’s 55th Annual Conference, Orlando, FL.

Sungwon Bae, Kim, Kyoungtae, Jackson, E. N., & Quarterman, J. (2004). Satisfaction of physically disable consumers in Korean Sport Facilities. FAHPERD’s 55th Annual Conference, Orlando, FL.

Kane, J., Polite, F., Jackson, E. N., Jisha, J., & Pederson, P. (2003). Improving field based experiences for sport management candidates. FAHPERD’s 54st Annual Conference, Jacksonville, FL.

Jackson, E. N., & Quarterman, J., & Mumford, V. (2003). Athletic directors characteristics of 2-Year Florida Colleges. FAHPERD’s 54st Annual Conference, Jacksonville, FL.

Jackson, E. N., & Gillentine, A. (2002). Strategies to get published in an academic journal. FAHPERD’s 53rd Annual Conference, Daytona Beach, FL.

Quarterman, J., Jackson, E. N., & Koo, G. Y. (2002). Managerial Roles of 1-AA Intercollegiate Athletics Directors: The Mintzberg Model. FAHPERD’s 53rd Annual Conference, Daytona Beach, FL.

Jackson, E. N., & Pederson, P. (2000). Career sport management opportunities. FAHPERD’s 51st Annual Conference, Orlando, FL.

Jackson, E. N., Hart, K., & Williams, C. (1999). Issues coaching female athletes. FAHPERD’s 50th Annual Conference, Orlando, FL

Jackson, E. N. (1999). What is FAHPERD-AAHPERD-ICHPER*SD? FAHPERD’s 50th Annual Conference, Orlando, FL

44 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD Lyons, R., & Jackson, E. N. (1999). A global perspective of sport marketing. 2nd Annual Florida State University PE/SPA Conference, Tallahassee, FL

Jackson, E. N., Harris, G., Tarkusky, (1997). The sports industry: More than agent, manager & athlete. 26th Annual Howard University School of Communications Conference, Washington, DC

Jackson, E. N. (1995). The impact of affirmative action & it's effect on hiring within intercollegiate athletics. Race and Inequity Conference, Howard University, Washington, DC

Jackson, E. N. (1992). Health education capability to America 2000 & the year 2000 national health objectives. District of Columbia Association HPERD Annual Conference, Washington, DC

Jackson, E. N. (1990). The young sport leader: Strategies for prosperity. Sport Leadership Paths to the 21st Century. Louisiana Network for Girls & Women in Sport, Ruston, LA.

Jackson, E. N. (1987). Employment opportunities within sport. DCAHPERD Annual Conference, DC

Eubanks, B.S., & Jackson, E. N. (1986). Recent innovations in lifeguard training. A paper presented at the DCAHPERD Annual Conference, Washington, DC

NON-REFEREED PRESENTATIONS: Begay, M.A., Jackson, E.N., King, C.R., Staurowsky, E., & Waggoner, L.M. (2013). Mascot Origin Myths. Racist Stereotypes and Cultural Appropriation in American Sports. Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, Washington, DC. (Invited)

Jackson, E. N., Wilder, J., Seane, O., Saathoff, M. E., & Sokoni , O. (2010). “Have We Accomplished the Dream?” The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Panel Discussion, hosted by the University of North Florida African American Student Union, Jacksonville, FL (Invited)

Mondello, M., Minnix, B., Parks, T., & Jackson, E. N. (2004). Race & Gender in Athletics. 2nd Annual Entertainment, Arts, & Sports Industry (EASI) Conference. Florida State University School of Law, Tallahassee, FL (Invited)

Jackson, E. N., Minnix, B., Polite, F., & Garnes, M. (2004). Race & Gender in Athletics. 2nd Annual Entertainment, Arts, & Sports Industry (EASI) Conference. Florida State University School of Law, Tallahassee, FL (Invited)

Jackson, E. N., Clark, D., Hart, D., Gillespie, M., Semrau, S., Hamilton, L., & Polite, F. (2003). The role of race in sports: Taking the place of race & sports. Race Relations Summit 2003, Mayor’s Initiative on Race Relations. Tallahassee, FL (Invited)

Jackson, E. N. (1998). Black quarterbacks and the NFL: Discrimination in hiring practices. National Black Players Coalition, pre-NFL Draft Forum, Wash., DC (Invited)

Jackson, E. N. (1998). Boys to men. Howard University College of Arts & Sciences. Sixth Annual Boys to Men Youth Development Conference. Washington, DC (Invited)

Jackson, E. N. (1997). Academic and athletic success, focusing for your future. Counseling & Student Development Center, Bowie State University, Bowie, MD. (Invited)

Jackson, E. N. (1996). Athletic & academic achievement coming together. Major City Outreach Coaches Clinic, United States Swimming (USS), Potomac Valley Swimming & DC Dept. of Recreation, Washington, DC (Invited)

Jackson, E. N., McElroy, L.A., & Fuller, V. (1995). Concerns of Athletic Directors. 7th Annual Black Athletes in America Forum/The Rainbow Commission for Fairness in Athletics National Summit on Minority Concerns in Intercollegiate Athletics. Washington, DC (Invited) 45 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD Jackson, E. N. (1992). Boys to men. Howard University College of Arts & Sciences. First Annual Youth Development Conference, Washington, DC (Invited)

Jackson, E. N. (1991). Problems & strategies of student achievement in higher education. A paper presented at the Major African American Student/Family Sound-Off Leadership Conference, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM (Invited)

Jackson, E. N. (1990). Strategies for success, sport leadership-paths to the 21st century. A paper presented at the Louisiana Network for Girls & Women in Sport & GSU, Ruston, LA (Invited)

Jackson, E. N., & Matthews, C. K. (1987). Spinal injury/backboard management update. American Red Cross- Quad State Instructor Trainers Leadership Workshop. Camp Letts, Edgewater, MD (Invited)

46 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD TECHNICAL REPORTS: Jackson, E. N. (2008). Feasibility Study for Sport Business/Sport Management Bachelor’s Degree Program. Washington, DC: The University of the District of Columbia.

Jackson, E. N. (2006). Summary of Feasibility Study for Health Education Bachelor of Science Degree Program. Tallahassee, FL: Florida A&M University.

Jackson, E. N. (2004). Feasibility Study for Health Education Bachelor of Science Degree Program. Tallahassee, FL: Florida A&M University.

TELEVISION & RADIO APPEARANCES: April 5, 1991 KOAT – TV Channel 7, Albuquerque, New Mexico, “The Black Experience (Show),” segment focused on Black Greek-Lettered Organizations.

February 12, 1996 WHMM – TV Channel 32, Washington, DC, “The Evening Exchange (Show),” segment focused on Minorities Gaining Employment Within the Sport Industry.

January 18, 2002 WFSU – TV Channel 11, Tallahassee, FL, “Your Voice (Show),” segment focused on Greek Life: What Have We Come To?

February 7, 2013 Washington, DC. Racist Stereotypes and Cultural Appropriation in American Sports. Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gd0QmJDhcQ&list=PL5516617CCA2D0C81&index=1

October 7, 2016 WOL-AM Radio, Washington, DC. The Coach Butch McAdams Show. “College Athletics and the Impact of Admissions Scores on Recruiting Today’s Athlete.”

June 30, 2017 WVNN 92.5 FM Radio, Huntsville, Alabama. The Dale Jackson Show. Guest Host, Professor Shannon Reeves. “Do Black Athletes Have A Civic Responsibility to Engage and Contribute to the (Local) Community?”

August 1, 2018 HBO SPORTS. Student Athlete. Lebron James produced film on college student athletes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTg8Mb5FuAU&app=desktop

June 20, 2020. UTube & FB Live. Men of Omega Virtual Opening Commencement Speech. OPPF, Inc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgL2UqGtOmg

July 31, 2020. UTube. UNF Sport Management Program Graduation Acknowledgement. UNF, COEHS, LSCSM. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOpt3yXHaEs&list=PLX7mBrbY8FlwNyQFAYFRp8pzXQUN- kbfg&index=3

Editorial & Review Responsibilities: External Reviewer (1994). "Lifeguarding Today." American Red Cross: Mosby Pub.

Manuscript Reviewer (1994-98, 2001, 2003-21). (Refereed) Strategies: A Journal for Sport and Physical Educators. Professional journal of the National Association for Sport and Physical Education (NASPE) in collaboration with the National Association for Girls and Women in Sport (NAGWS). (ISSN: 0892-4562).

Manuscript Reviewer, Editorial Board (1997-98). (Refereed) The Cyber-Journal of Sport Marketing. A link between researchers, students and practitioners in the discipline of sport marketing. It is registered as a journal (ISSN:1327-6816) with the Australian National Library and the ISSN International Centre in Paris.

Editor (1997-2002, 2009-2012). Manuscript Reviewer, Editorial Board (1996-2012). (Refereed) Academic Athletic Journal. The official Publication of the National Association of Academic Advisors for Athletics (N4A). (ISSN: 0897-165X) 47 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD Editorial Board (1997-2021). Athletic Management. (ISSN: 1041-5432).

Manuscript Reviewer, Editorial Board (1999-2000, 2010-2011). (Refereed) International Journal of Sport Management. A professional, scholarly publication devoted to the management of sport, recreation, competitive athletics as well as the fitness and wellness programs.

Manuscript Reviewer, Editorial Board (2001-2003). (Refereed) Sport Marketing Quarterly. A professional, scholarly publication devoted to the marketing of sport, recreation, professional and competitive sport programs. (ISSN: 1061-6934).

Editor (2015-2019), Manuscript Reviewer, Editorial Board (2005-2007). (Refereed) Journal of International Council for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport & Dance. The peer-reviewed official journal of the International Council for HPERSD.

Manuscript Reviewer, Editorial Review Board (2005-2007). Journal of the Professoriate. The peer- reviewed official journal of The Brothers of the Academy (ISSN 1556-7680).

Manuscript Reviewer, Editorial Review Board (2007, 2010). (Refereed) Journal of Issues in Intercollegiate Athletics. The peer-reviewed official journal of The College Sport Research Institute.

Manuscript Reviewer, Editorial Review Board (2008-2012). (Refereed) Journal of Sport Administration & Supervision. A peer-reviewed journal.

Manuscript Reviewer, Editorial Review Board (2009-2021). (Refereed) The Journal for the Study of Sports and Athletes in Education. A peer-reviewed journal. (ISSN 1935-7397)

Manuscript Reviewer, Editorial Review Board (2008-2012). (Refereed) Sport Management Education Journal. The peer-reviewed official journal of NASPE & NASSM. (ISSN 1938-6974).

Manuscript Reviewer, Editorial Review Board (2009-2010). (Refereed) The Negro Educational Review (NER). A peer-reviewed official journal (ISSN 0548-1457).

Manuscript Reviewer, (2009-2011). (Refereed) The Journal of Diversity in Higher Education. A peer- reviewed official journal of National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education (ISSN 1938-8926).

Manuscript Reviewer, (2010, 2012, 2018). (Refereed) International Journal of Aquatic Research & Education. A peer-reviewed official journal.

Manuscript Reviewer, (2010-2021). (Refereed) International Journal for Motorsport Management. A peer- reviewed official journal.

Manuscript Reviewer, (2014-2021). (Refereed) Journal of Physical Education, Recreation, & Dance (JOPERD). A peer-reviewed official journal of (SHAPE) Society for Health, & Physical Education. Editorial Board (2018-2021).

Manuscript Reviewer, (2018). (Refereed) Journal of Black Studies. Special Issue. A peer-reviewed official journal.

Manuscript Reviewer, (2017). (Refereed) Journal of Contemporary Athletics Special Issue. A peer- reviewed official journal.

Manuscript Reviewer, (2018). (Refereed) Journal of Negro Education. A peer-reviewed official journal.

48 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD Newsletter Editor (1998-1999). International Relations Council of AAALF – AAHPERD. Newsletter Editor (2003-2004). The Educator. College of Education, FAMU. Newsletter Editor (2009-2011). AQUA NOTES. Council for Aquatic Professionals, American Association of Physical Activity and Recreation, AAHPERD. Reston, VA

CERTIFICATIONS: (Former) American Red Cross (ARC): Water Safety Instructor - Instructor Trainer (IT); Adapted Aquatics Instructor; Canoeing Instructor; First Aid – Instructor Trainer (IT); CPR – Instructor Trainer (IT); Lifeguard Training – Instructor Trainer (IT)

COURSES TAUGHT

Undergraduate Graduate Research Methods* Global Sport Marketing* Sport Marketing 1* Sport Marketing 1* Ethics & Issues in Sport* Sport Marketing 2* Sports & the Media* Sports & the Media* Diversity in Sport Organizations* Leadership* Sport Communication Research Methods* Sport Finance Sport Governance* Management of Sport Facilities* Foundations in Sport Admin.* Sport Law* Legal Aspects of Sport* History and Philosophy of PE & Sport Sport Administration Volleyball 1 Field Based Experience First Aid & CPR Race & Ethnicity in Sports* Fundamentals of Basketball Issues in Sport Tennis - Marketing & Fundraising in Sport Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced Seminar (doctoral) in Sport Mkt. Swimming – WSI, Problems in Interscholastic Athletics Beginning, Intermediate, Theory & Practice of Sport Mgmt. Swimmers, Lifeguarding Psycho-Social Aspects of Sport Jogging & Fitness Practicum Softball Weight Training Competitive Basketball Coaching & Officiating Team Sports * denotes courses developed by ENJ.

49 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD Howard University - Courses Taught

PHED 001. Water Safety Instruction. 3 cr. Water Safety Instruction (WSI) is an American Red Cross course specifically designed to certify individuals 17 years of age and older as American Red Cross swimming instructors.

PHED 002. Beginning Swimming. 1 cr. Designed to teach individuals to swim, including such basic skills to make them safe in deep water as floating in a prone position as well as supine position, breath control, and rhythmic breathing.

PHED 003. Advanced Beginning Swimming. 1 cr. Increase the skill of the individual by adding to skills learned in the beginner’s course and prepares the student for additional water safety training by introducing skills that improve stamina and basic coordination.

PHED 004. Intermediate Swimming. 1 cr. Provides the students the opportunity to learn the elements of good swimming.

PHED 005. Swimmers. 1 cr. Increases the student’s endurance and versatility in the water providing opportunities to coordinate the parts of a stoke into whole parts.

PHED 006. Life Guarding. 1 cr. Teaches the necessary skills to enable the students to save a little in case of a water accident. Distance swimming for developing strength and endurance is practice, and the theory of water safety is studied. Practice is mandatory.

PHED 144. Sports Law. 3 crs. Sport Law provides legal issues and information that is often encountered in sport and physical activity. This course will provide fundamental legal elements, court cases, and awareness of the rights of sport and physical activity as it relates to participants, spectators, managers, and teachers. Further insight of other sport and physical activity issues and their relationship to sport law will be discussed.

PHED 145. Sports Marketing. 3 crs. This course provides an understanding of sports and the marketing of events and products, and creates a moral practice and standard when targeting a product or population. Theory identification and practical involvement will be merged to enhance the experience and opportunity to contribute into the multi-billion dollars sports industry.

PHED 146. Ethical Issues in Sports. 3 crs. This course promotes critical self-evaluation, examines individual philosophy, clarifies values, and develops moral reasoning skills. Major moral and ethical issues that arise within sports and exercise environments will be studied.

PHED 147. Sports and Media. 3 crs. Introduction to theory and practice of media forums and their relationship to the sports industry. Designed to give students an operational and technical foundation in research, print, broadcasting and the impact of advertising and sales on production of a sports event. Guest lecturers from professional media entities, and opportunity for hands-on experience.

PHED 149. Facility Planning and Design. 3 crs. Course addresses the fundamentals of planning and design, emphasizing athletic, physical education, and recreation facilities in both rural and urban settings. Field trips and current trends in facility design and scheduling will also be explored.

PHED 112. First Aid & CPR (Cardiovascular Resuscitation). 1cr. The general purpose of the first aid training provided by the content of the Standard First Aid course and the CPR course is to teach the knowledge and skills that are needed for the emergency care of the injured until a physician arrives and to create an active interest in the prevention of accidents through the elimination of their causes.

Florida State University – Undergraduate Courses Taught

50 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD PET 4254. Gender Issues in Sport and Physical Activity (3). The course will critically examine the relationship between gender and sport/physical activity. PET 4259. Race and Ethnicity in Sport (3). This course examines the unique role and impact racism and ethnicity have had in the world of sport. Teachers and coaches of all levels of sport organizations are introduced to the realities of bias and prejudice within sport. The experiences of numerous ethnic minority groups and their challenges to participate, compete, coach, manage, lead and own sport organizations in the United States also are examined. PET 4461. Event and Special Projects (3). Promotion in Sport. Topics and issues involved in the promotions and marketing of sporting events. An examination of the evolution of large scale corporate marketing strategies. PET 4499. Sport Governance (3). Topics and issues discussed involve the organizational theory, behavior and structure of various sport organizations. The evolution of power and political activity engulfing sport organizations is examined. Concepts on leadership and management related to the sport industry are presented. An outside project enhances the student's understanding of a selected sport organization and its event. PET 4942r. Practicum in Sport Administration (3). For sport management students only. Practical experience is integrated with theoretical concepts in the sport management environment. May be repeated to a maximum of six (6) semester hours.

Florida State University – Graduate Courses Taught

PET 5252. Gender Issues in Sport and Physical Activity (3). Post-structural and feminist theory are used to critically examine the commonplace notions surrounding gender and sport.

PET 5258. Race and Ethnicity in Sport (3). This course examines the role and impact that ethnicity and racism have had in the world of sport; it also seeks to develop an understanding and appreciation for diversity in sport. Students and future teachers are introduced to the realities of bias and prejudice that exist and perpetuate within sport. The varied experiences of numerous ethnic minority groups in the United States are examined.

PET 5295. Sport and the Media (3). This course examines the unique role and impact of the media on the sport industry. Identification of the grand spectrum of activities and mediums comprising the media is explored. The ever-growing role of the print, radio and television broadcast, and the internet are investigated. This course also orients students to the academic and professional literature accessible in the field of sport management. Experienced practitioners are invited as guest lecturers to enhance assigned textbook and journal readings..

PET 5467. NCAA Compliance and Institutional Control (3). Prerequisite: PET 5476. Course prepares students for current NCAA rules, policies, enforcement procedures and compliance strategies.

PET 5470. Foundations in Sport Administration (3). This course will examine the role and impact of the sport industry and help students identify activities and opportunities in sport management, as well as orient new graduate students to the academic and professional field of sport management.

PET 5476. Athletic Administration (3). Designed to provide information regarding the various components and activities in the organization and administration of athletic programs for prospective athletic administrators.

PET 5478. Issues in Sport Law (3). An integration of the various areas involved within sport pertaining to the legal liability of coaching, facility management and risk management.

PET 5906r. Directed Individual Study (1–3). (S/U grade only.) May be repeated to a maximum of twelve (12) semester hours.

PET 5912r. Supervised Research (1–4). (S/U grade only.) May be repeated to a maximum of four (4) semester hours. A maximum of three (3) semester hours may apply to the master’s degree. 51 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD PET 5940r. Field Laboratory Internship (1–8). (S/U grade only.) May be repeated to a maximum of eight (8) semester hours.

PET 5947r. Practicum in Sport Administration (3). Provides students the opportunity for practical experience in various areas of sport management. An open forum is established so as to provide an insight into various related topics. May be repeated to a maximum of nine (9) semester hours when topics change.

PET 5971r. Thesis (1–6). (S/U grade only.) A minimum of six (6) semester hours is required.

PET 6466. Seminar in Sport Marketing (3). Emphasis is on discussion and critical analysis in sport marketing theory, research, education, and current issues relative to social, cultural, political, and ethical issues in sport marketing.

PET 6938r. Graduate Research Seminar (0). (S/U grade only.) Presentation and discussion of current research topics in physical education teacher education and sport administration. May be taken up to a maximum of four (4) times.

PET 6969. Doctoral Qualifying Exam (0). (P/F grade only.) Examination for doctoral students to determine eligibility to continue in the program.

PET 6980r. Dissertation (1–12). (S/U grade only.)

PET 8964r. Preliminary Doctoral Examination (0). (P/F grade only.)

PET 8966r. Master’s Comprehensive Examination (0). (P/F grade only.)

PET 8976r. Master’s Thesis Defense (0). (P/F grade only.)

PET 8982r. Dissertation Defense (0). (P/F grade only.)

Florida A&M University - Graduate Courses taught PET 5465 Techniques of Marketing & Fundraising for Sport/ Leisure Programs (3) Basic concepts of sport marketing are examined. Research of sport marketing literature will extensively investigated and discussed. Explore a variety of proven methods of generating money and enthusiasm for sport, recreation and leisure programs.

PET 5466 Theory and Practice of Sport/Leisure Management (3) This course concerns the body of knowledge that constitutes theoretical foundations of sport and leisure and application of principals to field of study.

PET 5476 Problems in Interscholastic Athletics (3) Examination and review of problems associated with sport administration on the interscholastic level. Emphasis will be placed on athletic promotion, accounting, public relations, recruitment, and transportation.

PET 5477 Personnel Management in Sport and Leisure Programs (3) Concerns hiring and training practices of individuals involved in the operation of sports programs.

PET 5478 Legal Issues/Sport Law (3) Sport Law provides legal issues and information that is often encountered in sport and physical activity. This course will provide fundamental legal elements, court cases, and awareness of the rights of sport and physical activity as it relates to participants, spectators, managers, and teachers. Further insight of other sport and physical activity issues and their relationship to sport law will be discussed.

52 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD PET 5479 Sports and Leisure Facilities Management (3) This course is designed to address negotiation skills, building and maintenance cost, policy, priority use, scheduling and other issues relevant to the profession.

PET 5498 Seminar in Athletic Administration (3) Concerns leading, administering, and managing programs in sports that include athletics, intramural competition and other activity based programs at the collegiate level.

PET 5947 Internship in Sport/Leisure Management (3) Practical (applied) insight and placement into various sport and/ or fitness management settings. This includes those within and outside the state of Florida. Settings range from professional sport team organizations to local high school settings.

University of North Florida Graduate Courses EDH 6946 Practicum in Higher Education Administration SPB 6946 Practicum in Athletic Administration SPM 5206 Ethics and Issues Sports SPM 5308 Marketing and Promotions SPM 5605 Sport Governance SPM 6106 Sport Facility and Risk Management

Undergraduate Courses PET 4464 Sport Finance PET 4476 Sport Law SPM 2000 Introduction to Sport Management SPM 3044 Sport Governance and NCAA Compliance SPM 3473 Sport Communication SPM 3104 Facility Management SPM 3306 (PET 3462) Sport Marketing SPM 3493 (PET 3493) Issues in Sport SPM 3603 Diversity in Sport Organizations SPM 3948 (PET 3948) Sport Management Practicum SPM 4941 (PET 4941) Sport Management Internship

53 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD Dissertation Committee Service: Thesis Committee Service: (Howard University, FSU, and FAMU), Four completed (Chaired two).

Major Professor a. 8 HU Master of Science (M.S.) degree graduates/students (1995-1998). b. Over 250 FSU M. S./M.Ed degree graduates/students (1998-2003). c. 44 Florida A&M University M. Ed./M. S. degree graduate students (2003-2009).

A listing of all my former graduate students (master’s and doctoral) is available upon request. Doctoral Dissertation Committee Service: 1. Paula McNeil, PhD FSU 24. C. Todd Hairston, PhD* FSU 2. Stacy Hall, PhD FSU 25. Gi-Yong Koo, PhD* FSU 3. Dewayne Thomas, PhD FSU 26. Yusof Al-Thibaiti, PhD* FSU 4. Margie A. Sullivan, PhD FSU 27. Elfie Farchmin, PhD FSU 5. Danielle Mincey-White, PhD FSU 28. Andrea Lyons, PhD FSU 6. David Barney, EdD FSU 29. John Vincent, PhD FSU 7. Fritz Polite, PhD FSU 30. Donya Andrews-Little, PhD FSU 8. Rachel Chun-ju Chang, PhD FSU 31. Gary Lhotsky, PhD* FSU 9. Lisa Lang, PhD FSU 32. Jessica Wallace, PhD FAMU 10. Keith Brown, PhD FAMU 33. Genae Crump, PhD FAMU 11. Jeff Duke, EdD FSU 34. Kelley Bailey, PhD FAMU 12. Kimberly E. Floyd, PhD FSU 35. Rhadi Ferguson, PhD Capella 13. Ziad L. Al-Tahayneh, PhD FSU 36. Crystal M. Timmons, EdD UNF 14. Thomas C. Aaron, PhD FSU 37. Jeff T. Hess, EdD UNF 15. Kimberly Pettaway-Willis, PhD FSU 38. Michelle Richardson, PhD UNM 16. Athanassios Strigas, PhD* FSU 39. Colin J. Turey, EdD UNF 17. Euidong Yoo, PhD* FSU 40. Wallace Harris, EdD UNF 18. Sangho Kim, PhD* FSU 41. Andrea M. Cummings, EdD UNF 19. Jongback Kim, PhD* FSU 42. Gloria Peters, EdD UNF 20. Chevelle Hall, PhD* FSU 43. Paul Riel, EdD UNF 21. John Bae, PhD* FSU 44. Renita Thompson, EdD UNF 22. Charles Crowley, PhD* FSU 45. Jenifer Jackson, EdD UNF 23. Sunho Mun, PhD* FSU 46. Samantha Betton, EdD* UNF 47. Clifford Harrell, EdD* UNF *Denotes served as Major Professor.

NON-ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT: • Special Consultant, District of Columbia Dept. of Recreation (1990 & 1994) (Budget, Facilities, Personnel Hiring, Training & Evaluations, Staff Development). • Administrator, MLK, Jr. Aquatic & Recreation Facility, DOR, Mont. County, MD $12 million facility, $1/2 million annual budget, supervised staff of 75PT/18FT. • Aquatic Director, National Capital YMCA, Omni Shoreham Hotel, Park Plaza Hotel, Sheraton Woodley Hotel (Washington, DC). DCDR Manager (Wilson Sr. High, Marie Reed, Takoma, Upshur & Banneker) • Project Coordinator, a grant-funded project called "Bodywise" a wellness/fitness program for Seniors 60+. Funding by DC Commission on Public Health & the DC Office of Aging & The University of the District of Columbia (1986-1988). • Box Office Ticket Manager, The Warner Theater, Washington, DC (1979-1981). • National Institutes of Health (NIH) Procurement Division, Bethesda, MD (1979-1980). • CLOSE UP Foundation, Washington, DC (1978-79). • Publication Coordinator, Publications & Data Research Corp., Rockville, MD (1978-1979). • Counselor, PARC Hotline (later DC Hotline), telephone counselor, Washington, DC (1978-79).

54 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD KEYNOTE SPEAKER: 2011 Speaker, The 30th Annual Dudley Allen Sargent Lecture, National Association of Kinesiology & Physical Education in Higher Education (NAKPEHE) Annual Conference, (January) Orlando, FL

2011 Keynote Speaker, 9th Annual University of the District of Columbia Homecoming Banquet, UDC National Alumni Society (UDCNAS), US Navy Yard, Washington, DC

Keynote Speaker, Chi Chapter, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Founder’s Day Re-dedication Ceremony, Edward Waters College (EWC), Jacksonville, FL., November 2008.

Keynote Speaker, Chi Sigma Iota Honor Society, Alpha Chi Epsilon Chapter, Fall Induction Ceremony, Florida A&M University Tallahassee, FL December 6, 2008.

Keynote Speaker, Florida A&M University, College of Education, Winter Graduation, Apple Pinning Ceremony, Tallahassee, FL., December 2005.

Keynote Speaker, 16th National Black Graduate Student Association (NBGSA) Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio, March 2004.

Keynote Speaker, Dr. Ronald McNair U/G Luncheon, 72nd Grand Conclave, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Charlotte, NC July 2002.

Keynote Speaker, Dr. Ronald McNair U/G Luncheon, 68th 7th District Meeting, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Jacksonville, FL April 2005.

Keynote Speaker, U/G Luncheon, 28th Annual State of Florida Organization Meeting, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Orlando, FL September 2002.

Keynote Speaker, 1st Annual National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) Scholarship Dinner, The Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL November 2002.

HONORS & AWARDS 2019 - 2020 Distinguished Professor Award Nominee, UNF.

2019 Commission on Sport Management Accreditation (COSMA), Hall of Fame, Master Professor, Inductee, Inaugural Class Member.

2019 Fellow, National Association of Kinesiology in Higher Education

2018 - 2019 Distinguished Professor Award Nominee, UNF.

2018 - 2019 Outstanding Graduate Teaching Award Nominee, UNF.

2018 - 2019 Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Award Nominee, UNF.

2018 National Association for Kinesiology in Higher Education (NAKHE) “Outstanding Administrator Award.”

55 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD 2016 - 2017 Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Award Nominee, UNF.

2013 Fellow, North American Society of HPERSD

2013 AAHPERD National Honor Award, Charlotte, NC.

2013 National Honor Award, Council for Aquatic Professionals, American Association for Physical Activity & Recreation (AAPAR) (Highest award given by this organization)

2011 Southern District Association (SDA) AAHPERD Honor Award (Highest award given by the AAHPERD Regional Association, comprising 13 US Southern States)

2011 Panelist, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., (3rd District) Symposium: The First Day of the Next 100 years. Armour J. Blackburn Center, Howard University, Washington, DC

2010 Award of Appreciation, African American Student Union, University of North Florida

2010 Certificate of Appreciation, Sport History, Philosophy, and Sociology Academy of NASPE

2010 National Meritorious Award, Council for Aquatic Professionals, AAPAR

2009 Florida AHPERDS, Education Leadership Association Outstanding Professional Leader

2008 Coastal Collegiate Swimming Association (CCSA) Conference Championships (NCAA D-I), Male Diving Coach of the Year.

2007 Research Fellow, Research Consortium, AAHPERD

2007 Edwin Bancroft Henderson Award, Social Justice & Diversity Committee, AAHPERD (Highest award given by this AAHPERD Committee)

2006 Florida AHPERD “Peter Everett Honor Award” (Highest award given by the State-wide association, Florida AHPERD)

Candidate Finalist, 2005 AAHPERD-Southern District Association President-Elect

NAACP, Tallahassee Branch, 2004 Black Achiever’s Award.

Southern District Association – AAHPERD “2004 Ethnic Minority Award.”

FLORIDA AHPERD – 2003 Sport Educator of the Year Award.

Nominee, 2003 Florida State University Greek Life NPHC Advisor’s Award

Nominee, 2002 FSU Faculty Seminole Leadership Award

Nominee, 2002 AAHPERD (National) President-Elect (Declined).

56 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD 2021 & 2013 Founder’s Award, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, 7th District (the largest Fraternity region) Tampa, FL

2020, & 2012 Founder’s Award, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Florida Statewide Organization, FL

2019, 17, 15, 14, 11, 03, & 02 Founder’s Award, Chi Omega Chapter, OPPF, Inc., Tallahassee, FL

“2001 Omega Man of the Year," Chi Omega Chapter, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Tallahassee, FL

2000 Florida AHPERD Service Award

1999 Charter Day Award, Alpha Chapter, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., DC

DCAPHERD - NASPE "College/University Teacher of the Year, 1997."

Nominee, 1998 EDA Outstanding Professional Award -EDA-AAHPERD.

"Scroll of Honor" 3rd District, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., (twice awarded this honor)

"The Young Professional Award," AAHPERD-ARAPCS-EMC

1994 "Omega Man of the Year," Alpha Omega Chapter, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., DC

1993 "Ernest E. Just Award," Alpha Chapter, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Washington, DC

Advisor-Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, "National Undergraduate Chapter of the Year Award” Years: 1994, 1996 at (Alpha Chapter) Howard University; Years: 2002, 2003, & 2004 at (Chi Theta Chapter) Florida State University.

Advisor-Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, "National Undergraduate Social Action Chapter of the Year” Year: 2003 at (Chi Theta Chapter) Florida State University.

Advisor-Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, "National MarchDown Champion” Year: 2008 at (Chi Theta Chapter) Florida State University.

Advisor-Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, "National MarchDown 1st Runner-Up” Year: 2010 at (Chi Theta Chapter) Florida State University.

"Superior Service Award 1993," Alpha Omega Chapter, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.,

Outstanding Young Men of America Award, United States Jaycees

International & Multi-cultural Award, The University of the District of Columbia

Volunteer Activist Award of the Washington Metropolitan Area

Who's Who Among Black Americans

Who's Who in American Education

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Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges

American Red Cross Service Medal and American Red Cross Appreciation Certificate

Kappa Delta Pi, An International Honor Society in Education

Pi Lambda Theta, National Honor and Professional Association in Education

Phi Delta Kappa, An International Honorary Fraternity in Education

58 E. Newton Jackson, Jr., PhD VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCES

NCAA 2016 Division I Baseball Championships (Regionals).

NCAA D-I 2016 Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Men’s Basketball Championships.

NCAA 2015 Division I (M/W) Track & Field Outdoor East Preliminary Round Championships

NCAA 2014 Division I (M/W) Track & Field Outdoor East Preliminary Round Championships

NCAA 2012 Division I (M/W) Track & Field Outdoor East Preliminary Round Championships

NCAA 2004 Division I Women’s Volleyball Championships (1st & 2nd round)

NCAA 2003 Division I Baseball Championships Super (Regionals).

NCAA 2003 Division I Baseball Championships (Regionals).

NCAA 2003 Division I Women’s Soccer Championships (1st & 2nd round).

NCAA 2003 Division I Baseball Championships Super Regionals.

NCAA 2002 Division I Baseball Championships (Regionals).

NCAA 2002 Division I Softball Championships (Regionals).

NCAA 2002 Division I Women’s Soccer Championships (1st & 2nd round).

55th Annual Florida A&M University Relays (2005)

51st Annual Florida A&M University Relays (2001)

FHSAA Florida Football Finals Championships, Tallahassee, FL (12/02)

FHSAA Florida Football Finals Championships, Tallahassee, FL (12/01)

FHSAA Florida Soccer Championships (Class 3A & 4A), Tallahassee, FL (2/00)

Volunteer for Pass Gate, San Diego Marathon, San Diego, CA 1/16/00

Senior Softball World Series, Tallahassee, FL (9/99)

Volunteer, MEAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships, Tallahassee, FL 4/99

Volunteer, Media Relations, NCAA Eastern Region Wrestling Championships, Washington,DC 3/99

FHSAA Florida Soccer Championships (Class 6A & 5A), Tallahassee, FL (2/99)

Facility Coordinator, “Mayor's Cup Invitational Amateur Boxing Tournament," Wash, DC (7/96)

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Facility Coordinator, "Hoops for Heart," American Heart Association, WDC (6/96)

4 Your Health & Fitness Expo, DC Convention Center (Jan. 1995 & 1996)

NIKE - PLAY Program @ Howard University (1996)

NISSAN National Fun Day & Fitness Tour Program (1996)

Summerscope, Basketball & Fitness Camp for Youth, D.C. Dept. of Recreation & HU, Washington, DC (90-91)

Dave Bliss Lobo Basketball Camp, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM (1991)

Bessie Stockard's Annual Basketball Camp for Boy's & Girls, UDC, Wash., DC (1985-87)

Boy Scouts of America, Merit Badge Counselor

Cub Scout Den and Webelos Leader

Administrative Volunteer - 3rd Annual Pizza Hut 3-on-3 Hoop-it-Up Basketball Tournament, Washington, DC (1991)

Advisor, Montgomery County (MD) Chapter of the American Red Cross - First Aid Unit

Member, Eastern Operations Headquarters - American Red Cross "Certificate of Merit" National Award Selection Committee

Member, Aquatic Sub-Committee American Red Cross - DC Chapter (1984)

Member, Montgomery County (MD) Chapter of the American Red Cross Safety Committee

Judge, Annual Baltimore-Wash.-Virginia Regional Lifeguard Championships (86-89)

Facility Coordinator, Senior Olympics, Washington, DC (1984-87, 89-90, 92)

Facility Coordinator, Aquatic and Basketball events DC Special Olympics, Washington, DC (1984-87, 93-95)

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