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University of Kentucky
Lecturer in Sport Leadership
Career Insights for Recreation / Fitness Studies Professor
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What they do
A Recreation or Fitness Studies Professor leads courses pertaining to recreation, leisure, and fitness studies, including exercise physiology and facilities management. Includes both teachers primarily engaged in teaching and those who do a combination of teaching and research.
$71,300 / year median in Kentucky
+3% projected growth
Job Description
Lecturer in Sport Leadership University of Kentucky
Kinesiology
D., or equivalent) in Sport Leadership/Management/Administration, or a very closely related field. Applicants should possess a track record of (or show a capability of) delivering engaging and effective classroom experiences for students. The successful candidate will teach undergraduate and/or graduate-level courses in various areas of sport leadership and management. This is a non-tenure-eligible Lecturer Title Series position, which typically requires the faculty member to teach a 4/4 load (24 credit hours per year) over the fall and spring semesters. Candidates should also demonstrate the ability to provide service to the university and the field. The new hire is expected to teach across the existing Sport Leadership/Management curriculum as scheduled and needed, including high-demand required courses and rotating core offerings (based on expertise). Sample courses include, but are not limited to: KHP 277
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Kinesiology
- Health Promotion Work Location Lexington, KY Type of Position Faculty Position Time Status Full-Time Tenure Track Status Non-Tenure Track Required Education Ph.
D., or equivalent) in Sport Leadership/Management/Administration, or a very closely related field. Applicants should possess a track record of (or show a capability of) delivering engaging and effective classroom experiences for students. The successful candidate will teach undergraduate and/or graduate-level courses in various areas of sport leadership and management. This is a non-tenure-eligible Lecturer Title Series position, which typically requires the faculty member to teach a 4/4 load (24 credit hours per year) over the fall and spring semesters. Candidates should also demonstrate the ability to provide service to the university and the field. The new hire is expected to teach across the existing Sport Leadership/Management curriculum as scheduled and needed, including high-demand required courses and rotating core offerings (based on expertise). Sample courses include, but are not limited to: KHP 277
- Career and Professional Development in Sport (3 credits) KHP 320
- Legal and Policy Issues in Sport (3 credits) KHP 321
- Revenue Generation in Sport (3 credits) KHP 475
- Leading Ethical Sport Organizations (3 credits) KHP 476
- Research and Insights for Sport Organizations (3 Credits) KHP 477
- Practicum in Sport Leadership and Management (3-6 variable credits) Department of Kinesiology and Health Promotion The Department of Kinesiology and Health Promotion (KHP), housed in the College of Education, comprises 30 full-time faculty members and offers undergraduate, master's, and doctoral programs in the academic areas of Exercise Science, Physical Education, Health Promotion, and Sport Leadership.