Sport management professional with more than 10 years of experience in sport management and NCAA compliance serves as a sport management expert witness with expertise in recreational sport administration, sport facility operations, and intercollegiate athletics governance. Professional work in this field includes oversight of NCAA compliance programs, policy development, and education regarding NCAA rules and regulations affecting collegiate athletics programs. The expert offers services as a sports management expert witness in matters involving recreational sport activities, sport facility operations, athletic injuries, and risk management issues associated with sport and recreation programs.

Professional expertise includes NCAA compliance administration, risk management in athletic and recreational environments, and operational oversight of sport facilities and sporting events. Work in these areas involves monitoring and enforcing NCAA rules and regulations across Division I athletic programs, developing institutional compliance policies and procedures, and preparing reports and regulatory documentation related to intercollegiate athletics operations. Additional experience includes evaluation of recreational safety issues involving aquatic facilities, swimming pools, fitness centers, and action sports environments such as skate parks and roller-skating facilities. The expert’s work also addresses recreational accidents, sport-related injuries, and risk management practices affecting aquatic safety, sporting events, and sport facility management.

Academic and leadership roles include serving as a department chair within a business and leadership academic program and as an assistant professor teaching sport management and sport governance courses. Previous administrative positions include assistant athletic director for compliance and NCAA compliance director roles responsible for monitoring NCAA regulations for multiple Division I athletic programs and coordinating compliance education for student-athletes, coaches, and institutional stakeholders. Educational preparation includes a Doctor of Philosophy in Curriculum and Instruction with a concentration in Sport Management, a Master of Science in Recreation and Sport Management, and a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education. Professional certifications include CPR certification through the American Heart Association and instructor certifications in water safety and lifeguarding through the American Red Cross. Professional service includes editorial and reviewer roles with sport management and physical education journals, reflecting ongoing involvement in sport management scholarship and governance.