Dr. Seungmo Kim 1 CURRICULUM VITA OF: Seungmo Kim, Ph.D.

Dr. Seungmo Kim 1 CURRICULUM VITA OF: Seungmo Kim, Ph.D. Address: 932 Academic and Administration Building, 15 Baptist University Road Campus, Department of Physical Education Hong Kong Baptist University, Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong, China Tel.: (852) 3411 7833 Fax: (852) 3411 5757 E-mail: kimsm@hkbu.edu.hk EDUCATION Ph. D in Exercise and Sport Sciences (Specialization in Sport Management), University of Tennessee, 2006 - December, 2009 - Minor in Statistics - Advisor: Joy T. DeSensi, Ph.D. - Dissertation Title: The impact of met expectations of organizational justice on attitudinal and behavioral outcomes of intercollegiate athletics coaches - Dissertation co-chairs: Joy T. DeSensi, Ph.D. (Associate Dean of Graduate School) and Robert T. Ladd, Ph.D. (Associate Dean of Research and Technology at College of Business Administration) M.A in Sport and Exercise Management, The Ohio State University, 2003-2005 - Advisor: P. Chelladurai, Ph.D. B.E. in Industrial Engineering, Kon-Kuk University (Seoul, Korea), 1994-1999

Dr. Seungmo Kim 2 WORK EXPERIENCE - Assistant Professor, Hong Kong Baptist University, fall, 2011- - Full-time Instructor, Georgia Southern University, fall, 2010 spring, 2011 - Adjunct Professor, University of Tennessee, spring, 2010 - Graduate Teaching Associate, University of Tennessee, 2006 fall, 2009 - Graduate Research Assistant, University of Tennessee, fall, 2009 - Graduate Research Assistant, University of Louisville, spring, 2006 - Korean Teacher, Louisville Korean Language School (Louisville, KY), 2005-2006 - Intramural League Official, Department of Recreational Sports, The Ohio State University (Columbus, OH), 2004-2005 - Purchasing Officer, International Procurement Office, Fujitsu Korea Ltd. (Seoul, Korea), June, 2002 - August, 2003 - Market Analyst, Memory Sales and Marketing Division, Hynix Semiconductor Inc (Hyundai Electronics). (Seoul, Korea), April, 2000 - June, 2002 PUBLICATIONS Publications in Refereed Journals (*SSCI: Social Science Citation Indexed Journals) 1. Lee, S., Kim, S., & Love, A. (accepted for publication). Coverage of the Gay Games from 1980-2012 in U.S. newspapers: An analysis of newspaper article framing. Journal of Sport Management*. 2. Kim, S., Andrew, D.P.S., Lee, C., & Lee, J. (accepted for publication). The Impact of perceived event prestige on volunteer commitment and satisfaction at a mega sporting event. International Journal of Sport Management. 3. Kim, S., Hong, S., & Andrew, D.P.S. (accepted for publication). Sustainable volunteerism at a major international sporting event: The impact of perceived event prestige. Journal of Applied Sport Management.

Dr. Seungmo Kim 3 4. Kim, S., & Andrew, D.P.S. (2013). Organizational justice in intercollegiate athletics: Perceptions of coaches. Sport Management Review, 16(2), 200-210. 5. Kim, S., Magnusen, M.J., Andrew, D.P.S., & Stoll, J. (2012). Are transformational leaders a double-edged sword? Impact of transformational leadership on sport employee commitment and job satisfaction. International Journal of Sports Science and Coaching*, 7(4), 661-676. 6. Andrew, D.P.S., Kim, M., & Kim, S. (2011). Influence of managerial treatment on volunteer satisfaction of older LPGA volunteers. International Journal of Sport Management, 12(3), 327-343 7. Andrew, D.P.S., Kim, S., Stoll, J.A., & Todd, S.Y. (2011). To what extent does transformational leadership affect employees? An exploratory case study in a collegiate athletic department. Applied Research in Coaching and Athletics Annual, 26, 178-207. 8. Love, A., & Kim, S. (2011). Sport labor migration and collegiate sport in the United States: A typology of Migrant Athletes. Journal of Issues in Intercollegiate Athletics, 4, 90-104. 9. Trendafilova, S., Hardin, R., & Kim, S. (2010). Satisfaction among international studentathletes who participate in the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Journal of Intercollegiate Sport, 3(2), 348-365. 10. Popp, N., Love, A., Kim, S., & Hums, M. A. (2010). Cross-cultural adjustments and international collegiate athletes. Journal of Intercollegiate Sport, 3(1), 163-181. 11. Andrew, D.P.S., Kim, S., O Neal, N., Greenwell, T.C., & James, J.D. (2009). The relationship between spectator motivations and media and merchandise consumption at a professional mixed martial arts event. Sport Marketing Quarterly, 18(4), 199-209.

Dr. Seungmo Kim 4 12. Andrew, D.P.S., Kim, S., Mahony, D.F., & Hums, M.A. (2009). Outcomes of distributive justice in intercollegiate athletics. International Journal of Sport Management, 10(4), 474-498. 13. Kim, S., Andrew, D.P.S., & Greenwell, T.C. (2009). An analysis of spectator motives and media consumption behavior in an individual combat sport: Cross-national differences between American and South Korean mixed martial arts fans. International Journal of Sport Marketing and Sponsorship*, 10(2), 157-170. 14. Garant-Jones, S., Koo, G.Y., Kim, S., Andrew, D.P.S, & Hardin, R. (2009). Motivations of international student-athletes to participate in intercollegiate athletics. Journal of Contemporary Athletics, 3(4), 295-314. 15. Kim, S., Andrew, D.P.S., Mahony, D.F., & Hums, M.A. (2008). Distributive justice in intercollegiate athletics: Perceptions of student athletes. International Journal of Sport Management, 9, 379-393. 16. Kim, S., Greenwell, T.C., Andrew, D.P.S., Lee, J., & Mahony, D.F. (2008). An analysis of spectator motives in individual combat sport: A study of mixed martial arts fans. Sport Marketing Quarterly, 17(2), 109-119. 17. Kim, S. (2007). Elite sports in Korea. Chronicle of Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education, 18(1), 4-5, 22. Refereed Book Reviews 1. Kim, S., & Andrew, D.P.S. (2007). Book Review for Slack and Parent s Understanding Sport Organizations: The Application of Organization Theory (Second Edition). Journal of Sport Management, 21, 455-457 Manuscripts in Progress

Dr. Seungmo Kim 5 1. Kim, S., & Andrew, D.P.S. (manuscript in review). The impact of organizational justice on psychological outcomes of intercollegiate athletics coaches through social exchange relationships. International Journal of Sport Science and Coaching. 2. Kim, S., Liu, J., & Love, A. (manuscript in in review). The Impact of event prestige on intention to continue sport participation. Journal of Sport Management. 3. Kim, S., Liu, J., & Love, A. (manuscript in progress). Sport commitment and marathon event participation Intention: the mediating effect of prestige of event. To be submitted to the Journal of Leisure Research. 4. Yip, W. C. & Kim, S. (manuscript in progress). The Impacts of quality of work life of sport referees on job satisfaction, career commitment, and turnover intention. International Journal of Sport Management. PRESENTATIONS Presentations for Refereed Conferences 1. Lee, S., Kim, S., & Love, A. (2013, September). Coverage of the gay games from 1980-2012 in U.S. newspapers: An analysis of newspaper article framing. Accepted by 21 st European Association for Sport Management Conference: Istanbul, Turkey 2. Cotes, D. Hong, S., & Kim, S. (2013, September). Growing a sport: Does international success enhance domestic prospects? Accepted by 5th European Sport Economics Association Conference: Esbjerg, Denmark 3. Kim, S. & Liu, J. (2013, August). The mediating effects of perceived event prestige between sport commitment and Intention to continue to participate in a mass participant sport event. 23 rd Pan Asian Sports and Physical Education Conference: Cebu, Philippine

Dr. Seungmo Kim 6 4. Yip, W. C. & Kim, S. (2013, August). The Impacts of quality of work life of sport referees on job satisfaction and career commitment. 23 rd Pan Asian Sports and Physical Education Conference: Cebu, Philippine 5. Kim, S., Lee, C., & Lee, J. (2012, May). Impact of perceived event prestige on volunteering commitment and satisfaction. 28 th Annual North American Society for Sport Management Conference: Seattle, Washington 6. Kim, S., Andrew, D.P.S., & Lee, C. (2012, April). Impact of perceived event prestige on intention to continue via volunteering commitment and satisfaction. 3rd Global Sport Management Summit: Taipei, Taiwan 7. Andrew, D.P.S., Kim, S., Todd, S. Y., & Stoll, J.A. (2010, November). The impact of athletic director transformational leadership behavior on organizational commitment, athletic director commitment, and job satisfaction in intercollegiate athletics. 14 th Annual Sport, Entertainment & Venues Tomorrow Conference: Columbia, South Carolina 8. Kim, S. & Andrew, D.P.S, (2010, June). Impact of organizational justice on attitudinal outcomes of intercollegiate athletics coaches via social exchange variables. 26 th Annual North American Society for Sport Management Conference: Tampa Florida. 9. Trendafilova, S., Kim, S., & Hardin, R. (2010, April) Experience satisfaction of international student-athletes in the NCAA. College Sport Research Institute Conference: Chapel Hill, North Carolina 10. Kim, S. & Andrew, D.P.S, (2009, November). Organizational justice pertaining to resource distribution in intercollegiate athletics: The perspective of coaches. 13 th Annual Sport, Entertainment & Venues Tomorrow Conference: Columbia, South Carolina 11. Kim, S., Love, A., & DeSensi, J. (2009, May). Diversity in intercollegiate athletics: The perceptions of student-athletes. 25 th Annual North American Society for Sport Management Conference: Columbia, South Carolina

Dr. Seungmo Kim 7 12. Andrew, D.P.S., Kim, M, & Kim, S. (2009, May). Influence of leader-member exchange and perceived organizational support on volunteer satisfaction and turnover intention of older LPGA volunteers. 25 th Annual North American Society for Sport Management Conference: Columbia, South Carolina 13. Love, A., Kim, S., & DeSensi, J. (2008, May). Migrant athletes and collegiate sport in the United States. 29 th Annual North American Society for the Sociology of Sport: Denver, Colorado 14. Andrew, D.P.S., Kim, S., Stoll, J.A., & Todd, S.Y. (2008, November). Perceived athletic director transformational leadership and its effect on departmental organizational commitment, commitment to the individual and job satisfaction: A case study in Division I intercollegiate athletics. 12 th Annual Sport, Entertainment & Venues Tomorrow conference (formerly ICSEB): Columbia, South Carolina 15. Kim, S., Andrew, D.P.S., & Greenwell, T. C. (2008, May). Individual combat sport: Comparison of motivation and media consumption behaviors between Mixed Martial Arts spectators in amateur and professional events. 24 th Annual North American Society for Sport Management Conference: Toronto, Ontario, Canada 16. Andrew, D.P.S., Kim, S., & O Neal, N. (2007, November). Mixed Martial Arts in the state of Tennessee: Debunking myths through research. Tennessee Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance: Nashville, Tennessee 17. O Neal, N., Andrew, D.P.S., & Kim, S. (2007, November). The impact of gender and motivation on merchandise and media consumption of Mixed Martial Arts spectators. The 11 th Annual International Conference on Sport and Entertainment Business (ICSEB): Columbia, South Carolina 18. Kim, S., Andrew, D.P.S., Greenwell, T. C., Lee, J., & Song, E. (2007, November). Exploring cultural differences between American and South Korean Mixed Martial Arts fans regarding spectator motivation and media consumption behaviors. 5 th Annual Sport Marketing Association Conference: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Dr. Seungmo Kim 8 19. Kim, S., & Andrew, D.P.S, (advisor) (2007, May). Outcomes of distributive justice in intercollegiate athletics: The perspective of college athletes. 23 rd Annual North American Society for Sport Management Conference: Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 20. Kim, S., Lee, J., & Andrew, D.P.S, (advisor) (2007, May). Mixed Martial Arts fans: Motivation and media consumption behaviors. 23 rd Annual North American Society for Sport Management Conference: Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 21. Lee, J., Kim, S., Greenwell, T.C. (advisor), Andrew, D.P.S, (advisor), & Mahony, D.F. (advisor) (2006, May). A conceptual framework of the potential motivations of mixed martial arts fans. 22 nd Annual North American Society for Sport Management Conference: Kansas City, Missouri Funded Research Grants 1. Kim, S. & Liu, J. (2013). The Role of Sport Commitment and Perceived Event Prestige in Predicting Marathon Participation. Faculty Research Grant (FRG), funded by HKBU, Amount: HK$28,000 2. Kim, S. (2011). A Mixed Methods Analysis of Prominent Elite Sport Development Systems. Early Career Scheme (ECS) Incentive Award, funded by SOSC, HKBU, Amount: HK$20,000 3. O Neal, N., Andrew, D.P.S., & Kim, S. (2007). An analysis of consumer motivations of King of the Cage spectators. Funded by King of the Cage (KOTC) mixed martial arts, Amount: US$1,000 4. Kim, S., Lee, J., Greenwell, T.C., Andrew, D.P.S, & Mahony, D.F. (2006). Consumer motivations of mixed martial arts fans. Funded by Knockout Productions LLC, Amount: US$280 TEACHING

Dr. Seungmo Kim 9 Undergraduate Courses Taught - Marketing in Leisure Services (Hong Kong Baptist University: 1 section) - Organization and Administration in Physical Education and Recreation (Hong Kong Baptist University: 2 section) - Financial and Human Resources Management in Leisure Services (Hong Kong Baptist University: 2 section) - Theory and Practice of Physical Education and Recreation Management (Hong Kong Baptist University: 2 sections) - Legal Aspects of Sport (Georgia Southern University: 2 sections) - Economics of Sport (Georgia Southern University: 1 section) - Introduction to Sport Management (Georgia Southern University: 1 section) - Social Issues of Sport (Georgia Southern University: 1 section) - Sport Promotion & Marketing (Georgia Southern University: 1 section) - Sport Marketing (University of Tennessee: 1 section) - Human Resource Management (University of Tennessee: 2 sections) - Orientation to Sport Management (University of Tennessee: 1 section) - Squash (Hong Kong Baptist University: 2 sections) - Tennis (University of Tennessee: 1 section) - Racquetball (University of Tennessee: 15 sections) - Fitness Walking (University of Tennessee: 1 section) Guest Lectures - Sport in Korea SM 250 Foundation of Sport Management, University of Tennessee. (Summer, 2010) - Elite Sport Development in Korea SM 511 Sport Administration, University of Tennessee (Spring, 2010) - Performance Appraisal SM 250 Foundation of Sport Management, University of Tennessee. (Fall, 2008) - Sport in Korea Undergraduate & Graduate International Sport course, University of Louisville. (Spring, 2006) Shadow-Mentoring Experiences

Dr. Seungmo Kim 10 - SM 250: Foundation of Sport Management, University of Tennessee, Mentored by M.S. Emile Catignani (Fall, 2008). - SM 511: Organizational Behavior in Sport, University of Tennessee, Mentored by Dr. Damon P. S. Andrew (Summer, 2007) - SM 532: Research Techniques in Sport, University of Tennessee, Mentored by Dr. Damon P. S. Andrew (Summer, 2007) PROFESSIONAL HONORS - A.W. Hobt Memorial Scholarship Award, The Department of Exercise, Sport, and Leisure Studies, University of Tennessee Graduate Teaching Associate of the Year Award for 2008-2009 SERVICE Hong Kong Baptist University - Editorial Board Member for Journal of Applied Sport Management, 2013 Present - Editorial Board Member for Global Sport Business Association Journal, Expected to launch in 2014. - Academic and Thesis Advisor for Undergraduate, Master, and Ph.D. Students, 2011 Present - Member, 2012 HKBU International Conference Organizing Committee Georgia Southern University - Academic Advisor, Sport Management, 2010-2011 University of Tennessee - Member, Sport Management Search Committee, The University of Tennessee, 2007-2008 (Assistant/Associate professor) - Member, Partners in Sports, 2006-2009 University of Louisville - Vice president, Korean Student Association, 2005-2006 - President, Student Sport Management Research Team, 2006

Dr. Seungmo Kim 11 The Ohio State University - Member, Sport Management Club, 2003-2005 PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP - North American Society for Sport Management (NASSM), 2007 - Present - Sport Marketing Association (SMA), 2007 - Present