LANDON T. HUFFMAN - Sport Research Consortium

Guest Lectures & Invited Presentations (continued)‣ Huffman, L. T. (November 2012). Discussing the intersection of sport and religion. Two guest lectures to(undergraduate class) SRM 242: Sociology and Psychology of Sport and Recreation Management. JamesMadison University.‣ Huffman, L. T. (September 2012). An inside look at an football media relations. Guest lecture to(undergraduate class) RSM 330: Sport Communication. University of Tennessee, Knoxville.‣ Huffman, L. T. (April 2012).Please bow your head: An examination of prayer at football games in the SEC.Guest lecture to (graduate class) RSM 680: Sport and Religion. University of Tennessee, Knoxville.‣ Huffman, L. T. (March 2012). Intercollegiate athletics and social media. Guest lecture to (graduate class)RSM 550: Intercollegiate Athletics. University of Tennessee, Knoxville.‣ Huffman, L. T. (October 2011). Legal brief on the Supreme Court case Palmer v. Thompson, 403 U.S. 217(1971). Presented to (graduate class) RSM 512: Legal Aspects of Sport. University of Tennessee, Knoxville.‣ Huffman, L. T. (March 2011). From brainstorming to defense: A student’s guide to successfully completing amaster’s thesis. Presented to (graduate class) EXSS 705: Applied Statistics and Research Methods Lab.University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.‣ Huffman, L. T. (April 2011). Reflections on the sport administration internship experience. Presented to(undergraduate class) EXSS 221: Introduction to Sport and Recreation Administration (April 2011).University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.Research / Development Grants & FellowshipsFUNDEDHuffman, L. T. (August 2013). Recipient of a Chancellor’s Research Fellowship at the Universityof Tennessee ($10,000).Huffman, L. T. (March 2013). The art of engagement now and beyond: Fostering interactivelearning environments. Recipient of the University of Tennessee’s GTA@OIT Grant for enhancingcourse delivery with technology ($1,000).DECLINEDFUNDINGHuffman, L. T. (March 2013). An exploratory study of holistic care services providedto NCAA Division I student-athletes. NASSM Doctoral Research Grant.Huffman, L. T. (April 2012). If it doesn’t make money, does it make “cents”?: An examination ofathletic department expenditures as a competitive advantage in NCAA Division I FBS institutions.Request submitted to the University of Tennessee’s Office of Research.Huffman, L. T. (August 2011). A content analysis of “special admit” policies at NCAA division Iinstitutions. Request submitted to the Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics.Academic Service & Activities‣ Graduate assistant for “Partners in Sport,” student organization for recreation and sport management studentsat the University of Tennessee, Knoxville (Summer 2012 – present)‣ Instructor (RSM) for UT–Project GRAD Summer Institute (Summer 2012 & Summer 2013)‣ Advisor for UTK undergraduate team competing in CSRI’s 2013 Case Study Competition (Spring 2013)‣ Assistant Coordinator for CSRI Conference Case Study Competition (April 2012 & April 2013)‣ Reviewer for textbook prospectus, Jones and Bartlett Learning (Spring 2012)‣ Ad Hoc Reviewer for one manuscript, Sport Management Education Journal (Spring 2012)‣ Ad Hoc Reviewer for six manuscripts, The Journal of Sport (Fall 2011-Fall 2012)‣ Represented UNC’s Department of EXSS for the 2009-2010 Ph.D. Hooding Ceremony (May 2010)‣ Director of Sponsorship; Co-Director of New Media Development; Director of Registration for CSRIConference (Spring 2009 & Spring 2010)LANDON T. HUFFMAN 5