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Jeremy S. Jordan

Dean

Falk College of Sport

Professor

Department of Sport Management

Contact

315.443.5582 jordan@syr.edu

Organizational Unit

Location

White Hall, #440E
Syracuse, NY 13082

Biography

Jeremy S. Jordan was appointed Dean of Falk College in September 2023, and leads the academic departments of exercise science, nutrition and food studies, sport analytics and sport management.

Jordan, a seasoned academic with extensive experience in sport and recreation management, previously served as vice provost for faculty affairs at Temple University in Philadelphia, where he was also a professor and Ed Rosen Senior Research Fellow in the School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management’s Department of Sport and Recreation Management. He was the NCAA Faculty Athletics Representative, and former director of the Sport Industry Research Center.

Jordan’s research focuses on the impact of sport participation and events on individuals and communities, and the social, environmental, and financial impact of sport events and organizations. He has authored numerous peer-reviewed articles and book chapters, and has participated in more than 65 funded research projects. In 2013 Jordan was recognized by the North American Society for Sport Management as a Research Fellow.

Before joining Temple in 2008, Jordan held faculty positions at the University of Miami, Mississippi State University, and the University of Memphis, and served as athletic director at La Sierra University in Riverside, California. He earned a Ph.D. in sport management from The Ohio State University, a master’s degree in exercise and sport science from the University of Utah, and a bachelor’s degree in physical education from La Sierra.

Education

  • Ph.D., Ohio State University, OH, Area of Emphasis: Higher Education
  • M.S., University of Utah, UT, . Major: Sport Management
  • B.S., Cum laude, La Sierra University, CA, . Major: Physical Education

Fellowships

  • Millard E. Gladfelter Research Fellow, Temple University, Philadlephia, PA

Teaching

Currently Teaching

  • SPM 300 - Selected Topics - From the Bench to Boardroom

Active Research

Sponsored Research

  • Jeremy Jordan (PD/PI) Brian Konkol (PD/PI) Benjamin Dotger (Senior/Key Personnel) Jeeyoon Kim (Senior/Key Personnel) Olivia Stomski (Senior/Key Personnel) , Character Development through Sport Fan Engagement: Pre-proosal - Wake Forest University - Not for Profit/Foundation Subgrant. End Date: 2028-07-31

Published Scholarship

Publications

  • Hyun, M., Jones, G.J., Jee, W. (Frank), Jordan, J.S., Du, J. and Lee, Y., 2023. Revisiting the Uncertainty of Outcome Hypothesis and the Loss Aversion Hypothesis in the National Basketball Association: Adding a Predicted Game Quality Perspective. Journal of Sports Economics, [online] 24(8), pp.1076–1096. https://doi.org/10.1177/15270025231197427.
  • Lopez, C., Kim, K.Y., Drayer, J. and Jordan, J.S., 2021. A Run for Their Money: Examining Changes in Runners’ Event-Related Expenditures. Sport Marketing Quarterly, [online] 30(3), pp.207–219. https://doi.org/10.32731/smq.303.0921.04.
  • Wegner, C. et al., 2020. Commercialized fitness clubs: Gender and competitive athletic identities. International Journal of Sport Management, 21, pp.151–173.
  • Wegner, C., King, C. & Jordan, J.S., 2020. The role of organizational membership in overcoming dissonant sport activity identities. Sport Management Review, 23(3), p.455.
  • Hyun, M. and Jordan, J.S., 2020. Athletic goal achievement: A critical antecedent of event satisfaction, re-participation intention, and future exercise intention in participant sport events. Sport Management Review, [online] 23(2), pp.256–270. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.smr.2019.01.007.
  • Sato, M., Jordan, J.S. & Funk, D.C., 2019. Behavioral Correlates of Psychological Involvement: A Two-Year Study. Journal of Sport Management, 33(2), pp.148–160.
  • Kennedy, H. et al., 2019. Running Recession: A trend analysis of running involvement and runner characteristics to understand declining participation. Journal of Sport Management, 33(3), pp.215–228.
  • Wegner, C., Jones, G. & Jordan, J.S., 2019. Voluntary Sensemaking: The Identity Formation Process of Volunteers in Sport Organizations. European Sport Management Quarterly, 19(5), pp.625–644.
  • Baker, B., Jordan, J.S. & Funk, D.C., 2018. Run again another day: The role of consumer characteristics and satisfaction in repeat consumption of a sport-related experience product. Journal of Sport Management, 32(1), pp.38–52.
  • Sato, M. et al., 2018. Running involvement and life satisfaction: The role of personality. Journal of Leisure Research, 49(1), pp.28–45.

Presentations

  • Jordan, J.S., Funk, D.C. & Baker, B., 2017. NCAA Infractions and Penalties: A Review of Trends. In NCAA Annual Convention.
  • Hyun, M.S. & Jordan, J.S., 2016. The influence of personal performance expectation on event satisfaction. In North American Society for Sport Management Conference.
  • Wegner, C. & Jordan, J.S., 2016. The role of behavioral involvement in social identity work within sport management. In North American Society for Sport Management Conference.
  • Baker, B., Jordan, J.S. & Funk, D.C., 2015. An assessment of consistency in the NCAA infractions process. In North American Society for Sport Management Conference.
  • Heffernan, C. & Jordan, J.S., 2015. Cell block cardio: Female inmates' physical activity involvement. In North American Society for Sport Management Conference.
  • Wegner, C. & Jordan, J.S., 2015. Organizational identity in a volunteer-based, dispersed identification process. In North American Society for Sport Management Conference.
  • Inoue, Y. et al., 2014. Positive youth development through sport: Role of self-determined motivation. In European Association for Sport Management Conference.
  • Wegner, C. & Jordan, J.S., 2014. Black Girls Run: Identity creation within a national running group for Black women. In North American Society for Sport Management Conference.
  • Du, J. et al., 2014. Construct measurement and model specification in sport management research: A philosophical and methodological discussion on reflective and formative constructs. In North American Society for Sport Management Conference.
  • Wegner, C., Jordan, J.S. & Funk, D.C., 2014. It depends: A contextual evaluation of a youth sport and development program. In North American Society for Sport Management Conference.

Active Service

Professional Service

  • Committee Member, NCAA
  • Reviewer/Referee, European Sport Management Quarterly
  • Reviewer/Referee, Sport Management Review
  • Editorial Review Board Member, Sport & Entertainment Review (active since: 2014)
  • Committee Member, European Association for Sport Management (active since: 2009)
  • Committee Member, International Council for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport & Dance (active since: 2005)
  • Committee Member, North American Society for Sport Management (active since: 2001)

Public

  • Member, Students Run Philly Style, Gener8tion Run Race Committee Coordinated all outreach and sponsorship activities between STHM and Students Run Philly Style.
  • Principal Investigator, Back on My Feet, Principal investigator for research project measuring the efficacy of the BoMF program. Coordinated all outreach and sponsorship activities between STHM and BoMF. (active since: 2008)

Honors, Awards, and Recognition

  • Outstanding Faculty Service Award, Temple University
  • Student Research Award winner, North American Society for Sport Management
  • Outstanding Research in STHM Award, School of Tourism & Hospitality Management, Temple University

Organizational Unit

Location

White Hall, #440E
Syracuse, NY 13082