Peter J. Titlebaum, Ed.D.

                                                        Home Address

                                                       85 Wheatmore Court

                                                    Springboro, Ohio 45066

                                                       (513) 748-4250

                                        Email: Peter.Titlebaum@notes.udayton.edu

                                                    (937) 229-4222 (work)

 

Education

 

Doctor of Education

1993

Temple University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Sport Management and Leisure Studies

 

Master of Science

1985

The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio

Physical Education and Sport Management

 

Bachelor of Science

1982

The State University of New York at Brockport, Brockport, New York

Communications Studies

 

Professional Experience

Associate Professor  (2001 – Present)

Assistant Professor   (1996 – 2001)

 

University of Dayton

Department of Health and Sport Science

300 College Park

Dayton, Ohio 45469-1210

 

 

Assistant Professor    (1993-1996)

Tulane University

Director of Sport Management

Department of Sport and Exercise Sciences

105 Reily Center

New Orleans, Louisiana 70118

 

 

Athletic Director    (1989 – 1993)

Health Physical Education and Recreation

Jewish Community Center of Greater Philadelphia

10100 Jamieson Avenue

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19118

 

 

Athletic Director    (1987 – 1989)

Health Physical Education and Recreation

Jewish Community Center of Harrisburg

100 Front Street

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17110

 

 

Athletic Associate    (1985 – 1987)

Health Physical Education and Recreation

Jewish Community Center of the Palisades

Tenafly, New Jersey 07620

 

 

Graduate Assistant   (1984 – 1985)

Women’s Track and Field

The Ohio State University

Columbus, Ohio 43210

 

Head Coach          (1982 – 1984)

Track and Field

Men’s and Women’s Indoor

Women’s Outdoor

Fairport High School

Fairport, New York 14450

 

Consulting Experience

 

Consultant         (1997 – Present)

Jewish Community Centers Association

15 East 26th Street

New York, New York 10010-1579

 

 

Consultant         (1995 – 1997)

National Basketball Players Association

Central Park Plaza

1775 Broadway

Suite 2401

New York, New York 10019

 

Course Responsibilities

 

University of Dayton

 

¨      HSS 101

Introduction to the University of Dayton

1 credit hour

¨      HSS 111

Introduction to Sport Management

2 credit hours

¨      HSS 255

Sport Management Practicum/Seminar

2 credit hours

¨      HSS 285*

Sport Management Field Experience

3 credit hours

¨      HSS 349*

Financing Sport Operations

3 credit hours

¨      HSS 350

Principles of Management

3 credit hours

¨      HSS 351

Facility Management

3 credit hours

¨      HSS 352

Event Planning

2 credit hours

¨      HSS 353*

Sports Media

3 credit hours

¨      HSS 357*

Sports Marketing

3 credit hours

¨      HSS 485

Sport Management Internship

1-12 credit hours

¨      HSS 536*

Event Planning

3 credit hours

¨      HSS 547

Administration of Interscholastic and Intramural Sports

3 credit hours

¨      HSS 556

Current Issues in Sport Science

3 credit hours

 

Tulane University

 

¨      UESS 317

Organization and Administration of Sport

3 credit hours

¨      UESS 399

Directed Study in Exercise and Sport Sciences

1-3 credit hours

¨      UESS 456, 457, 458

Internships

3 credit hours

¨      UESS 460

Sports Communication and the Media

3 credit hours

¨      UESS 461*

Seminar: Careers in Sports & Leisure Industry

2 credit hours

¨      UESS 462

Facility Design and Management

3 credit hours

¨      UESS 463

Sports Promotion and Public Relations

2 credit hours

¨      UESS 464

Seminar: Current Issues in Sports

3 credit hours

¨      UESS 465

Event Management and Facility Planning

3 credit hours

* Course originator

 

 

Refereed Journals

 

Titlebaum, P., Brennan, K, & Chynoweth, T. (2002, Spring/Summer). We want to play too: Recreational Sports Journal, 26(1), 74-78.

 

Owens, J. & Titlebaum, P. (2002). Hiring strength and conditioning personnel. Strength and Conditioning, 24(1), 43-47.

 

Lipscomb, C. & Titlebaum, P. (2001). Selecting a sports agent: the inside for athletes & parents, Vanderbilt  Journal of Entertainment Law Practice, 3(1)95-105.

Titlebaum, P. (2001). One goal at a time! Strategies. A Journal for Physical and Sport Educators, 14(3), 24-27.

Titlebaum, P., Stankovich, C., & Meeker, D. (2000) The success model: a student athlete educational model designed to improve academic performance through the utilization of athletic transferable skills. Athletic Academic Journal, 14(1), 24-33

 

Titlebaum, P., & O’Hara. R. (2000). Strategies for health and fitness industry: profession on the cutting edge. Future Focus. Ohio Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, 21(1), 26-28.

 

O’Hara. R., & Titlebaum, P. (2000). Strategies and activities to reduce cardiovascular risk in children. Teaching Elementary Physical Education, 11(1), 14 –16.

           

Titlebaum, P. (1999). Sports Law– 101: Getting in the game. The Thomas M. Cooley Journal of Practical and Clinical Law, 3(1), 17-24.

 

Crow, B., Titlebaum, P. & Branch, D., (1999). New title sponsor recognition at a college football bowl game. Applied Research in Coaching and Athletics Annual, 14, 119-129.

 

Dooman, C., Titlebaum, P. & DeMarco, G., (1998). More weight on the bar: Being a strength and conditioning coach today. Strength and Conditioning, 20(5), 31-34.

 

Titlebaum, P., & Rackley, G. (1995, Fall).  Protecting your back: Weight Room management, National Intramural Recreational Sports Association Journal, 10 (4), 50-52.

 

Refereed Proceedings

 

Titlebaum, P., Louise, M, Petterman, J, & Miller, T., (2000). Event planners share: how to gain their business, Proceedings and Papers Third Sports in the City Conference, Indianapolis, IN, 319-329.

 

Titlebaum, P., Studzinski, J, & Miller, T., (2000). Understanding the corporate sponsorship game, Proceedings and Papers Third Sports in the City Conference, Indianapolis, IN, 207-219.

 

Diorka, M., Robinson, M., & Titlebaum, P., (1997). The internship, networking and a job:  hitting the trifecta, Proceedings of the 48th Annual National Intramural Recreation Sports Association Conference, Louisville, KY, 63-68.

 

Refereed Book Review in Journals

 

Titlebaum, P., (1997). Advance coordination manual. Sport Marketing Quarterly, 6(4), 61.

 

Titlebaum, P., (1996). Ultimate guide to sport event management & marketing.  Journal of Sport Management, 10(3), 330-331

 

National Refereed Conference Poster Session:

 

Titlebaum, P. & Daprano, C.  (2002, April).  Emergency action plan templates.  Poster session accepted for presentation at the National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association Conference, San Antonio, TX.

 

Refereed Abstracts in Journals

 

Titlebaum, P. & De Marco, G. (1998). Re-Engineering the HPER professional and department for the 21st century. (Abstract) Future Focus. Ohio Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, 19(1), 32.

Titlebaum, P. (1994).  A study of high school track and field outdoor championships based on the events endorsed by the national federation of state high school associations. (Abstract)  Louisiana Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, 57(2), 18.

 

Invited Article Refereed Publication

           

Daprano, C. & Titlebaum, P. (2001) The Three Most Important Clubs in the Academic Bag, Sport Marketing Quarterly, 10(4), 243-244

 

Doctoral Dissertation

 

Titlebaum, P. (1993).  A study of high school track and field outdoor championships based on the events endorsed by the national federation of state high school associations, Temple University. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Philadelphia, PA.

 

Book Reviewer

 

Proposal for South-Western Publishing, Business Division, 2001.

Proposal for Aspen Publishers, Inc., Public Administration Division, 2000.

Proposal for Allyn & Bacon, Health and Physical Education Division, 1997.

 

Journal Reviewer

 

 Sport Marketing Quarterly manuscript reviews 1996 & 2001

Academic Athletic Journal manuscript reviews 2001-2002

 

Thesis Committees

 

Grant, K. (1999) Businesswomen’s perceptions of utilizing golf as a networking tool. (Guest Committee Member: Wright State University).

 

Eation, B. (1997) Servicing the media as a sport customer and consumer. (Guest Committee Member: University of Memphis).

 

Grants

 

University of Dayton Faculty Fund for Vocational Exploration Grant, Graduation Rates and Vocational Choices of Undergraduates and Student Athletes at Public, Private/Non-Religious Affiliated, and Private/Religious Affiliated Institutions.  $3,000.  Funded 4/2002

 

School-to-Work Workforce Development Clearinghouse, Developed a lesson plan for grant that will be posted at (STWclearinghouse.org) on the Web. Diana Hunn, Principle Investigator,  $1,000.00. Funded 6/1999.

 

Sporting Goods Manufactures Association Request for funding support for The Global Diversity Institute, $5,000.00. Funded 2/1999.

 

University of Dayton Request for funding support for the School of Education computer laboratory initiatives, $135,866.00. Co-authored, 4/1998, Partially funded.

 

Non-Refereed Book Chapter

 

Titlebaum, P. (1999). What the big idea creating special events.  The dream job: sports publicity, promotion and marketing, Helitzer, M., 3rd ed., pp.289-314, Athens, OH, University Sports Press.

 

Non-Refereed Manual

 

Titlebaum, P. (1994). Weight room and job description manual.  International Health, Racquet and Sports Club Association, Boston, MA.

 

Non-Refereed Article in Internet-Only Newsletter:

 

Daprano, C. & Titlebaum, P.  (March, 2002).  Women’s sports: Opportunities and challenges.  Sportapolis.  Retrieved from http://www.sports-media.org/ Sportapolisnewsletter9.htm

 

Titlebaum, P. (2000). Rejection. Sports Careers, CBS Sportsline,

Retrieved from http://ww3.sportsline.com/u/sportscareers/index.html

 

Titlebaum, P. (2000). Rookie shows promise. Sports Careers, CBS Sportsline,

Retrieved from http://cbs.sportsline.com/u/includes/sportscareers/080700rookie.htm

 

Titlebaum, P. (2000). More then just sports. JewishSports.com Retrieved from http://jewishsports.com/maccabi2000.htm

 

Titlebaum, P. (2000). Avoid the sand trap. Sports Careers, CBS Sportsline, Retrieved from http://ww3.sportsline.com/u/sportscareers/tip.htm

 

Titlebaum, P. (2000). Over/under. Sports Careers, CBS Sportsline, Retrieved from http://ww3.sportsline.com/u/sportscareers/tip.htm

 

Titlebaum, P. (2000). Expand your horizons by playing the right zone. Sports Careers, CBS Sportsline, Retrieved from http://ww3.sportsline.com/u/sportscareers/tip.htm

 

Titlebaum, P. (2000). Giving it away. Sports Careers, CBS Sportsline  Retrieved from http://ww3.sportsline.com/u/sportscareers/tip.htm

 

Titlebaum, P. (2000). March madness. Sports Careers, CBS Sportsline  Retrieved from http://ww3.sportsline.com/u/sportscareers/index.html

 

Titlebaum, P. (1998). A guide to discovering an athlete’s value in the corporate marketplace. The Legacy, United States Olympic Committee On Line, Retrieved from

http://www.olympic-usa.org/olympians/legacy/fall98/market.html

 

Non-Refereed Articles

 

Titlebaum, P. & Watson, S. (2001) Money decisions, after tackling a sponsorship, don’t leave sponsors in the dirt. Athletic Business, 25(1), 34-38

 

Titlebaum, P. (2000). Sponsorship formula: heritage + community = appeal. Streets & Smith’s Sports Business Journal, 3(31), 29.

 

Lipscomb, C. & Titlebaum, P. (2000). Selecting a sport agent: finding the perfect fit (part 2) For The Record, 11(4), 2-5., Marquette University Law School, Milwaukee, WI.

 

Titlebaum, P. (2000). The LD advantage. Careers & the disABLED, 15(1), 68-70.

 

Lipscomb, C. & Titlebaum, P. (2000). Selecting a sport agent: finding the perfect fit (part 1) For The Record, 11(3), 2-4., Marquette University Law School, Milwaukee, WI.

 

Titlebaum, P. (2000). Beware the waning ‘purity’ of women’s sports. Brandweek, XLI(30), 26,28.

 

Titlebaum, P., & Coogan, K. (2000). JCC Maccabi games: Jewish community centers of North America use sports to better their communities.  Sports Travel, 4(7), 23.

 

Titlebaum, P. & Stankovich, C. (2000). After game’s over what’s an athlete worth? Streets & Smith’s Sports Business Journal, 3(12), 37.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1999). Back to school.  Sports Travel, 3(12), 17.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1999). You’ve got a degree, now get a job.  Streets & Smith’s Sports Business Journal, 2(33), 38-39.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1999). Baseball knows how to play the odds. Streets & Smith’s Sports Business Journal, 2(28), 42.

 

Titlebaum, P., & Freimuth, L. (1999). The best of the best.  Sports Travel, 3(7), 26.

 

Titlebaum, P.  (1999). They’re killing the golden goose.  Streets & Smith’s Sports Business Journal, 2(10), 36.

 

Titlebaum, P.  (1999). After the cheering stops, athlete stress seeks an outlet.  Streets & Smith’s Sports Business Journal, 2(6), 28.

 

Titlebaum, P., & Freimuth, L. (1999). Keeping your volunteers happy. Western Association News, 23(5), 20.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1999). Baseball’s back; so is the andro issue.  Streets & Smith’s Sports Business Journal, 1(47), 34-35.

 

Titlebaum, P.  (1999). Better on the court, but ABL still left out in the cold.  Streets & Smith’s Sports Business Journal, 1(38), 26.

 

Stankovich, C., & Titlebaum, P.  (1998). Business takes a page from playbook.  Streets & Smith’s Sports Business Journal, 1(35), 34-35.

 

Titlebaum, P., & Stankovich, C. (1998). Time for NBA players to tip off league?  Streets & Smith’s Sports Business Journal, 1(31), 34.        

 

Titlebaum, P. (1998). Only players can save the NBA from ruin. Streets & Smith’s Sports Business Journal, 1(17), 38.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1998). Internship: A chance for personal growth. Business in Broward, 12(3), 25.

 

Weiss, K., & Titlebaum, P.  (1998). Hard Sell: Regatta Sponsorship. Sail, 29(5), 90-93.

 

Titlebaum, P., & Fairbanks, J. (1997). The art of networking on the course. On the LINKS, Centerville, OH.

 

Titlebaum, P., & Rudolph, M. (1997). Recruiting studies say recruiting strategies differ between the women’s game and the men’s game. Coaching Women’s Basketball, 11(2), 23-25.

 

Phillips, D., & Titlebaum, P.,  (1996).  Is baseball making the grade?  The Insider, Sports Careers, Phoenix, AZ.

 

Titlebaum, P., & Rudolph, M., (1996). The recruitment game.  Coaching Women’s Basketball, 10(4), 22-24.

 

Titlebaum, P., Sachs, M., & Crow, B. (1996).  Meeting the needs of the sports industry, The Insider, Sports Careers, Phoenix, AZ

 

Titlebaum, P. (1996, January/February,).  Turning internship opportunities into gold. Resort & Commercial Recreation, Durham, NC.

           

Titlebaum, P. (1995, November). Upgrading your mascot.  Athletic Management, Ithaca, NY. 

 

Fairbanks, J., & Titlebaum, P., (1995, October). Are you playing ‘Russian Roulette’ with your golf game?  Tee to Green, Jackson, LA.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1995, June 1). Finding the Value in the Art of Networking.  The Insider, Sports Careers, Phoenix, AZ.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1995, April 16). A boy, a ball, and elusive MJ.  Chicago Tribune, Chicago, IL.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1995, March). Manual control, providing safe, well-run weight and cardiovascular fitness areas for members and staff.  Athletic Business, Madison, WI.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1995, January 6). By itself, freshman ineligibility won’t benefit learning disabled.  USA Today, Arlington, VA.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1994, May 15). Networking, your ladder to success.  The Sports Careers Newsletter, Phoenix, AZ.

           

Titlebaum, P. (1994, January). Consistency, consistency; wherefore art thou consistency?  The National Scholastic Track Digest, Chapel Hill, NC.

 

Refereed Presentations 

 

Titlebaum, P., Chynoweth, T., Simpson & Daprano, C. (2002, April). Intramural’s outreach to the ADA community. National Intramural Recreation Sports Association Conference, San Antonio, TX.

 

Titlebaum, P., Daprano, C. (2002, April). The ying and yang of Title IX: where we go from here. Women’s Leadership Conference, Dayon, OH.

 

Titlebaum, P., Desalvo, A., & Roe, T. (2001, October). Developing an emergency action plan. Ohio Recreation Sports Association, Oxford, OH.

 

Titlebaum, P., Chynoweth, T. (2001, March). We want to play too: intramurals & the ADA. National Intramural Recreation Sports Association Conference, Reno, NV.

 

Smith, M., Rhodus, K., Cohn, J., & Titlebaum, P. (2001, March). Exploring other professional recreation opportunities. National Intramural Recreation Sports Association Conference, Reno, NV.

 

Rhine, L., Evans, J., Titlebaum, P., Davis, T. (2000, October). Students with disabilities: rights and responsibilities, course modifications, maintaining academic standards. In-service Training for Faculty at the University of Dayton, Dayton, OH.

 

Titlebaum, P., Brand, J. (2000, July). Taking special events to the next level. National wellness conference, Stevens Point, WI         

 

Titlebaum, P. (2000, July). Generating corporate sponsorship. Sports in the city, Indianapolis, IN.      

Titlebaum, P. (2000, July). Event planners share what it takes to gain their business. Sports in the city, Indianapolis, IN.

 

Titlebaum, P., & Silberman, L. (1999, December). Promoting the Maccabi Youth Games Movement in North America: Implementation of Jewish community sports model in multicultural physical education. Ohio Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Conference, Columbus, OH.

 

Ballal, S., Bedard, B., Evans, J., Sandner, L & Titlebaum, P. (1998, October). ADA: Rights and responsibilities of faculty in meeting the needs of students with disabilities, and qualified students with disabilities who request services. In-service Training for Faculty at the University of Dayton, Dayton, OH.

 

Grant, K., & Titlebaum, P. (1998, May). A study of businesswomen’s perceptions of utilizing golf as a networking tool. North American Society of Sport Management Conference, Buffalo, NY.

 

Titlebaum, P. & Grant, K., (1997, December). Enhancing classroom education through service learning. Training for Faculty at the University of Dayton, Dayton, OH.

 

Titlebaum, P., & De Marco, G. (1997, December). Re-engineering the HPER professional and department for the 21st century. Ohio Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Conference, Dayton, OH.

 

Titlebaum, P., Williams, P., & Stringer, K. (1997, October). Understanding diverse students’ views of sensitivity on campus: Vision 2005 at the University of Dayton. Minority Student Today, San Antonio, TX.

 

Titlebaum, P., Cohen, T., & Quinter, K.  (1997, July). Taking intramurals to the next level. National Intramural Recreational Sports Association, Region III Conference, Dayton, OH.

 

Titlebaum, P., Cohen, T., & Quinter, K. (1997, July). Non-traditional games brings fun to men and women, National Intramural Recreational Sports Association, Region III Conference, Dayton, OH.

 

Titlebaum, P., Crow, B., Gillentine, A., Goldfine. B., & Robinson, M. (1997, May). Sport

management students perceived value of the Sports Business Daily. North American Society

of Sport Management Conference, San Antonio, TX.

 

Titlebaum, P., Pollack, J., & Abrutyn, D. (1997, May).  Sports Business Daily view of the internet. North American Society of Sport Management Conference, San Antonio, TX.

 

Diorka, M., Titlebaum, P., & Robinson, M. (1997, April). The internship, networking and a job: hitting the trifecta.  National Intramural Recreation Sports Association Conference, Louisville, KY.

 

Crow, B., Titlebaum, P., & Goldfine, B. (1996, May). An analysis of sport industry needs relative to sport management student preparation. North American Society of Sport Management Conference, New Brunswick, Canada.

 

Titlebaum, P., Crow, B., Pastore, D., & Stotlar, D. (1996, May). Generating participation at NASSM. North American Society of Sport Management Conference, New Brunswick, Canada.

 

Titlebaum, P., Crow, B., & Sachs, M. (1996, May). A study of participant satisfaction at sports industry career enhancement seminars. North American Society of Sport Management Conference, New Brunswick, Canada.  

 

Titlebaum, P., Verner, M., Goldfine, B., & Pastore, D. (1996, May). Perspectives on pre-qualification of internship site supervisors. North American Society of Sport Management Conference, New Brunswick, Canada.  

 

Titlebaum, P., & Phillips, D. (1996, February). Expectations of potential baseball employees: fantasy or reality? Financial Aspects of Sport: An International Perspective. New Orleans, LA.

 

Crow, B., & Titlebaum, P. (1996, February). Title sponsorship recognition at a college football bowl game. Financial Aspects of Sport: An International Perspective. New Orleans, LA.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1995, October). Getting your resume to the top of the pile. Minority Student Today Conference, San Antonio, TX.

           

Titlebaum, P. (1995, October). Internships: The ticket to a dream job. Minority Student Today Conference, San Antonio, TX.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1995, June). Teaching students to be their own advocate especially those with LD.  National Association of Academic Advisors for Athletics National Convention, Orlando, FL.

 

Titlebaum, P., Goldfine, B., Richman, J., Pastore, D., & Schoonmaker, L. (1995, May). Motivating students for their internship experiences. North American Society of Sport Management Conference, Athens, GA.

 

Titlebaum, P., & Pendleton, A., (1994, November). Pressing your weight room into management shape. National Intramural Recreational Sports Association, Region IV Conference, New Orleans, LA.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1994, November). How to spotlight your staff to foster a sense of pride. National Intramural Recreational Sports Association, Region IV Conference, New Orleans, LA.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1994, November). The dyslexia advantage: Surviving and succeeding with dyslexia.  Orton Dyslexia Society 45th International Conference, Los Angeles, CA.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1993, November). Adult Dyslexics panel discussing their experiences. Orton Dyslexia

Society 44th International Conference. New Orleans, LA.

 

Invited Presentations

 

Titlebaum, P. (2002, April). How to network in any industry. Beyond the class room for the Dayton Alumni, New York, NY

 

Titlebaum, P. (2001, November). Outsourcing of Health, Physical Education & Recreation: “trend of fad” Jewish Community Centers Association, Baltimore, MD.

 

Titlebaum, P. (2001, November). Emergency Action Plan. Jewish Community Centers Association, Baltimore, MD.

 

Titlebaum, P. (2001, May). Perfecting your networking. Home Builders Association of Dayton and the Miami Valley, Dayton, OH

 

Titlebaum, P. (2001, May).  Finding your niche. The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH

 

Titlebaum, P. (2001, April).  Getting in the game. Wright State University, Dayton, OH

 

Titlebaum, P. (2001, March). The power of sports marketing. Dayton’s American Marketing Association, Dayton, OH

 

Titlebaum, P. (2000, May).  Golf is not just a man’s business tool. Junior League of Dayton, Dayton, OH

 

Titlebaum, P. (2000, April). The needs of event rights holders. National Association of Sports Commissions, San Jose, CA

 

Titlebaum, P. (2000, March).  Golf as a business tool. Beyond the class room for the Dayton Alumni, Tampa, FL

 

Titlebaum, P. (2000, February).  How to keep a sponsor coming back. Wright State University, Dayton, OH

 

Titlebaum, P. (2000, January). Opportunities in sports administration.  St. Louis Sports Commission Career Day, St. Louis, MO.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1998, October). Discovering your value in the marketplace: An athletes guide. Olympic Congress, Phoenix, AZ.

 

Masback, C., Jellinghaus, H., & Titlebaum, P. (1998, October). Sponsorship what’s in it for me? Olympic Congress, Phoenix, AZ.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1998, September). How to use golf as a business tool. Kroger Senior PGA Tour, Kings Island, Mason, OH.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1998, May). How women can use golf as a business tool. Star Bank Women, Golf and Business Seminar and Clinic, Dayton, OH.

           

Titlebaum, P. (1998, April). How to use golf (sports) as a business tool. Athena Leadership Forum, Youngstown, OH.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1998, April). The sports industry: Where are the jobs and how do I get mine. Youngstown State University, Youngstown, OH.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1998, February). Career awareness program. The Association of Black Sporting Goods Professionals, Atlanta, GA.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1997, November). Life after the games. Olympic Congress, Orlando, FL.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1997, November). Discovering your value in the marketplace: An athletes guide. Olympic Congress, Orlando, FL.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1997, November). Building equity through your college community. Olympic Congress, Orlando, FL.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1997, November). Re-engineering the HPER professional for the 21st Century. Jewish Community Centers Association, Baltimore, MD.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1997, August). Recruiting the next generation. Amateur Trap Shooting Association, Vadalia, OH.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1997, July). Getting in the game. National Sporting Goods Association’s World Sports Expo, Chicago, IL.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1997, June). Basketball and school have many of the same rules. National Basketball Player’s Association All-Star Basketball Camp, Princeton, NJ.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1997, March). How to make the most out of your internship. Miamisburg High School, Miamisburg, OH.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1997, May). How women can use golf as a business tool. Star Bank Women, Golf and Business Seminar and Clinic, Dayton, OH.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1996, December). How to network your way into Baseball. Baseball Winter Meetings, Boston, MA.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1996, October). Olympic forum, career development. Olympic Congress, Indianapolis, IN.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1996, June). How to play the game of school. National Basketball Player’s Association All-Star Basketball Camp, Princeton, NJ.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1996, July). Networking your way in to the industry. National Sporting Goods Association’s World Sports Expo, Chicago, IL.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1996, July). Networking your way into the hockey industry. The World Hockey Summit, Boston, MA.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1996, January). Faculty member for Institute of Sport Advancement. Washington, DC.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1995, September). The art of networking. MBA Students’ Kick-off, Keynote Speaker, A.B. Freeman School of Business, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1995, July). Playing the game of school. Nike All-American Camp, Indianapolis, IN.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1995, July). Finding the value in the art of networking. Sports Careers Seminar, Chicago, IL.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1995, April). How to get your resume to the top of the pile. Sports Career Seminar, Los Angeles, CA.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1995, April). Maximizing your volunteer experience. Sports Career Seminar, Los Angeles, CA.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1995, February).  Networking vs. valuenetting, Which is better for your future? A.B. Freeman School of Business, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1995, January).  Advocating for oneself in the college environment. Educational Resource Center, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA.

 

Sutton, W., & Titlebaum, P. (1995, January). Resume building in the sports industry. Institute for Sports Advancement, New York, NY.

 

Titlebaum, P., & Canning, W. (1994, December). Keeping employees happy, even when downsizing: the upside of budget cuts. Athletic Business Conference, Orlando, FL.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1994, October). Identifying your need for networking. Sports Career Seminar, Miami, FL.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1994, October). Obtaining internships. Sports Career Seminar, Miami, FL.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1994, August). Professional networking. Third Annual Sports Business Workshop, New York, NY.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1993, November). Opportunities in sports management industry. The Sports Careers Seminar, Atlanta, GA.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1993, November). Opportunities in colleges and universities system. The Sports Careers Seminar, Atlanta, GA.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1993, November).  Opportunities available in sports and the importance of networking. Tulane University Student-Athlete Career Fair, New Orleans, LA.

 

Titlebaum, P. (1993, December). A study of high school track and field outdoor championships based on the events endorsed by the National Federation of State High School Associations. USA Track and Field National Convention, Las Vegas, NV.

 

Broadcast Media Interviews

 

Radio (1999, February 16). The future of women’s professional sports. WDJA 850-AM, West Palm Beach, FL.

 

Radio (1999, January 5). Should NBA players start their own league? KFAN 1320-AM, Salt Lake City, UT.

 

Radio (1998, August 18). The NBA lockout. The Fan Sports Radio 610-AM, Portland, OR.

 

Television (1998, July 23).  Businesswomen utilizing golf as a networking tool. ABC, Dayton, OH.

 

Radio (1997, December 3). NCAA dealing with court action that states that Scholastic Achievement Test is discriminating to minorities. Primetime Sports Radio.

 

National Public Radio. (1997, December 10). In sports, it’s all about lingo. Deford, F.

 

Television (1997, March 10).  Dayton, looking for professional baseball team to come to the Miami Valley. CBS, Dayton, OH.

 

Radio (1996, March 30). Is the NCAA taking minority athletes advantage of athletes? KISS 98.7-FM, New York, NY.

 

Radio (1996, January 9). Agents and NCAA. Primetime Sports Radio.

 

Television (1995, December 8). Is the NCAA discriminating against the learning-disabled? ABC, Good Morning America.

 

Radio (1995, December 5). Is the NCAA discriminating against the learning-disabled? Primetime Sports Radio.

 

Radio (1995, September 1). NCAA and its member schools try to regulate agent contact with college athletes. Primetime Sports Radio.

 

Radio (1995, June 7). Student athletes and how they deal with the potential pitfalls of agents. Primetime Sports Radio.

 

Television (1995, March 28), Should college athletes be paid? Angela Show, ABC, New Orleans, LA.

 

Print Media Interviews

 

Baker, D (2001, October 5).LPGA tourney owner mulls alternate options.  Dayton Business News

 

Steinbach, P. (2001, July). Dream Jobs. Athletic Business

 

DeBrosse, J. (2001, June). Minor leagues, major success. Dayton Daily News

 

Mattingly, E. (2001, Spring). Professor gives tips to others with dyslexia. University of Dayton

Quarterly

 

Miller, M. (2001, January 11). ASA poised for greatness in 2001. Actionline

 

Menninger, B. (2000, November 6-12). Building a brand starts with a name. Streets & Smith’s Sports Business Journal

 

Hargadon, S. (2000, Fall) A weighty problem addressing an epidemic obesity in children. Dayton Educator

 

Thimange, P. (2000, September 4). YMCA, local hospital team up to thrive. Dayton Business News

 

Weil, D. (2000, July 3-9). Naming ranks thick with tech, banks, airlines. Streets & Smith’s Sports Business Journal.

 

Wentzel, M. (2000, June 19). Fisher blends sport, study. Rochester Democrat and Chronicle

 

Baker, D (2000, June 12). Dayton soccer plans afoot. Dayton Business News

 

Gloekler, J. (2000, Summer). Phillies pitchman climbing ladder. University of Dayton

Quarterly.

 

Thimange, P. (2000, March 24). Bring baseball went into extra innings. Dayton Business News

 

Smith, D. (2000, Spring). Sports more than games.  Dayton Educator

 

Hruby, P. (2000, February 10). Sports leagues must deal with words of athletes.

The Washington Times

 

Maier, T. (2000, January 9). The fairer sex will level fields. The Washington Times

 

Hruby, P. (1999, December 11). 2065: A sports odyssey. The Washington Times

 

Mattingly, E. (1999, Winter). Climbing wall of corporate success. University of Dayton

Quarterly

 

Mattingly, E. (1999, October 1). Field experience at “field day”. University of Dayton Campus Report

 

Crawly, R. (1999, December 6-12). Get to work, then get a career. Streets & Smith’s Sports Business Journal

 

Bour, A. (1999, Fall). Game plan. Dayton Educator

 

Mihoces, G. (1999, May 19). The wide world of future sports. USA Today

 

Lubinger, B. (1999, March 1). Scoring high with families. Cleveland Plain Dealer

 

Yaqub, M. (1999, February). Pitch and putt. Worth

 

Crawly, R. (1998, December 14-20). Toughest step: Getting a foot in the door. Street & Smith’s Sports Business Journal

 

(1998, November 30). To the ends of earth for youth, by ProjectOceanis.  San Diego Daily

 

Schneider, T. (1998, November). A career in sports. Sports Travel

 

Bonk, T. (1998, October 29). No cheap shots. Los Angeles Times

 

Crawly, R. (1998, October 5-11). Many are called, few are chosen. Street & Smith’s Sports Business Journal

 

Guay, M. (1998, September). Become a big league success. College Bound Magazine

 

Woods, C. (1998, April). Taking responsibility for the advancement and promotion of trapshooting. Trap & Field

 

Wilner, B. (1998, February). Join the club. Inside Sports

 

Hannah, J. (1997, September 28- October 12). Speak sports for success. Associated Press

 

Morris, J. (1997, July 27). Outdoor notebook, ATA lesson. Dayton Daily News

 

Sebastian, P. (1997, June 12). Businesses Bulletin. The Wall Street Journal

 

Stupp, D. (1997, June 7). Seminars offer link to contracts on the green. Dayton Daily News

 

Peterson. B. (1997, April 30). Raising golf awareness. Dayton Daily News

 

Abraham, J. (1997, March 2). Live your career dreams. National Business Employment Weekly

 

Bricking, T. (1995, December 20). Special-needs stars just seek a second look. USA Today

 

Gottesman, A. (1995, January 22). Sports jobs’ glamor only skin-deep. Chicago Tribune

 

University of Dayton            

 

Advisory Committee on Disability Issues, University of Dayton (2001 present)

Advisor for the Track and Field Club, University of Dayton, (2000 present)

Advisor for the Sport Management Club, University of Dayton, (1996 present)

General Education Committee, University of Dayton (2000 present)

Honors & Awards Committee, School of Education Allied Professions, University of Dayton  (2001 present)

Computers and Technology Committee, University of Dayton (1997-2000)

Diversity Task Force Subcommittee for School of Education, University of Dayton (1997)

Undergraduate Academic Affairs Committee, University of Dayton (1996-1999)

University Elections Committee, University of Dayton (2001 present)

Honorary National Youth Sports Program Counselor, University of Dayton (1997)

 

Tulane University

 

Recreation Advisee Board, Tulane University (1993-1996)

Judicial Hearing Board, Tulane University (1993-1996)

 

Professional Memberships and Committees

 

American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (1995)

Dayton Area Senior Olympics, Board Member, (1997-1999)

Jewish Community Center on Far Hills, Board Member (1998-2000)   

Masonic Learning Center for Children, Board Member (2000)

National Association Sport and Physical Education (1994-present)

National Football League Player’s Agent (1987-1988)

National Intramural Recreation Sports Association (1997- present)

National Intramural Recreation Sports Association Student Development Committee (2002-2003)

National Sports Marketing Association, Board Member (1998-2001)  

North American Society of Sport Management  (1994-present)

Ohio Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (1997-present)

Sports Careers (1993-present)

The Dyslexia Education Foundation of America, Board Member, (1994-1999)

 

Professional Development Activities

 

Small Group Instructional Diagnosis (SGID) Evaluated in 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999

            Teaching Fellow, University of Dayton 1997-1998

Aruba World Youth Festival, participated in a Think Tank, Aruba, 1997

 

 

 

Service in Class Room 

 

Columbus Blue Jackets: Conducted television SWOT analysis and presentation to upper management, (2002) 

 

Youth Partial Hospitalization: Developed and organized a team building event for 35 children age range 8 to 16 years old, (2002)

 

Dress for Success: Developed women’s and men’s dress for success for the event that attracted over 200 University of Dayton students for the Career Placement Center, (2002)

 

The Miami Valley School: Conducted day of training for 8 students who were looking to investigate sport management by letting them learn from current students experiences, (2002).

 

Stump Racing Enterprises: Created sponsorship packages to asst at racing at American Speed Association level of racing. Also developed a contest between Kent State, Xavier and Dayton University’s (2001).

 

Wingate Institute for Physical Education & Sport in Israel: Assisted in the seeking grants to support a non-profit institution from the United States, (2000).

 

Jewish Community Center Association: Created sponsorship packages to support Maccabi games that are geared for Jewish youth aged 13-16 years old, (2000).

 

National Association Sports Commissions: Conducted a survey of Events Rights Holders for a better understanding of trends and where the industry is headed, (2000).

 

University of Dayton Athletic Department: Created promotions to improve students’ attendance at men’s basketball games and developed a strategy for a new distribution plan for student’s tickets, (1999-2000).

 

Association of Luxury Suites Directors: Conducted survey of membership to gain a better understanding of trends and where the industry is headed, (1999).

 

Dayton Area Senior Olympics: Created marketing brochures to enhance promotion of the 2000 games, (1999).

 

Amateur Trap Shooting Association: Developed a survey measuring the impact of a potential move of the organization and a media plan, (1998-1999).

 

Star Bank Ladies Professional Golf Association Tournament: Created promotions to improve media plan and developed plans to improve volunteer retention, (1997-1998).

 

Ohio Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance: Developed a Convention Manual and served as volunteers for state conference, (1997).

 

Club Service Projects

 

Children Medical Center: Sport management club assisting in the collection of items for online auction (2000, February).

 

Sporting Goods Manufactures Association Super Show: Sport management club student’s intern at SGMA booth at the world largest sporting goods show in the United States, (1999-2002).

 

St. Louis Sports Career Day: Project with sport management and exercise science clubs to promotion the University of Dayton at the St. Louis Sports Career Day, St. Louis Sports Commission, St. Louis, Missouri. (2000, January).

 

Deloitte & Touche: Project with sport management and exercise science clubs that created, organized and conducted team-building field day for 130 employees, (1999-2000 September).

 

5K Road Race: Sport management club raised $600.00 for the Susan G. Komen breast cancer foundation (1999, April).

 

Dodgeball Tournament: Campus event that drew 16 teams made up of men, women and faculty.  (1997-1998, December).

 

Community Interests Activities

 

Springboro Junior High Coach for 7th -8th grade Boys Track and Field, Springboro, OH, 2002

South Side Cobras Soccer Coach 11-Under, Springboro, OH, 1998-2000

Springboro Youth Soccer Association Coach, Springboro, OH, 1996-1998

Springboro Youth Basketball Association Coach, Springboro, OH, 1996-2000

Temple Beth Or Brotherhood, OH, 1996-1998

 

Honors and Awards

 

            Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers, 2002

Graduate Faculty Status, University of Dayton, 2000

            High Merit Award for Outstanding Teaching, University of Dayton, 1999, 2001

School of Education Service Learning Award (Nomination), University of Dayton, 1997, 1999

Service Learning Award (Nomination), University of Dayton, 1997, 1998

Merit Award for Outstanding Teaching, University of Dayton, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000

 

Updated 6/27/02