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Amy Rundio

Assistant Professor of Sport Management
Ph.D., The University of Texas at Austin
Office: Statesboro Campus-Hollis Building – Room 1124A
Phone: 912-478-5996
E-mail: arundio@georgiasouthern.edu
Curriculum Vitae (PDF)

Teaching Interests

  • Introduction to sport management
  • Event Management
  • Principles of sport development
  • Policy development

Research

Dr. Rundio’s research focuses on how sport experiences can change lives, in particular looking at extraordinary experiences and personal transformations. By understanding these experiences, researchers and organizations can develop programs that result in desired outcomes.  Her previous projects have examined cross-country cyclist experiences and their personal transformations, collegiate sport club participant experiences and outcomes, as well as differences among cause-related and non-cause-related sport participants.

Research Interests

  • Extraordinary Experiences
  • Personal Transformations
  • Women in Sport
  • Event Management
  • Non-Profit Sport Event Management

Ongoing Projects

  • Collegiate Sport Club Participant Experiences and Impacts
  • Female Triathlete Experiences and Impacts
  • Non-profit sport organizations and coopetition

Last updated: 10/21/2022

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