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Catherine C. Quatman
Contact: Texas A & M University
4243 TAMU
College Station, TX 77843-4243
(979) 458-2724 office
cquatman@hlkn.tamu.edu
Education:
| June, 2006 |Doctor of Philosophy, Sport and Exercise Management |
| |The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio |
| |Advisor: Dr. Packianathan Chelladurai |
| |Dissertation Committee: Dr. Packianathan Chelladurai (co-advisor), Dr. Janet Fink, Dr. James Moody (co-advisor), Dr. |
| |Brian Turner |
| |Cognate Area: Social Network Theory and Analysis |
| |Research minor through the Agricultural Education Department |
| |Certificate of Professional Development in College Teaching through the Department of Physical Activity and |
| |Educational Services |
| |Graduation QPA: 3.94 |
|August, 2004 |Master of Arts, Sport and Exercise Management |
| |The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio |
| |Advisor: Dr. Packianathan Chelladurai |
| |Graduation QPA: 3.95 |
|December, 2002 |Bachelor of Science, Sport Administration |
| |Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, Edinboro, Pennsylvania |
| |Advisor: Dr. Kathleen Lipkovich |
| |Psychology and Communications minors |
| |Graduation QPA: 3.95 |
Research Interests:
My substantive research interests span a broad range of topics including organizational behavior, consumer behavior, group dynamics and human resource management. Methodologically, I have received extensive training in both qualitative and quantitative approaches to inquiry. However, my research focus has been centered on a rapidly developing research paradigm, called social network theory and analysis. A social network consists of any set of actors (often people, but also organizations, markets, and industries) and can substantively serve to help explain how certain patterns of interaction arise or how particular relations affect individuals’ and groups’ behaviors. Employing graph theory, sociomatrices, and algebraic models, social network analysis offers a way of formalizing social relationships so that they can be studied systematically. I am particularly interested in extending network analytic techniques to the study of the organizational behavior in the sport sector, the social construction of knowledge in our field, social cohesion on sport teams and social contagion associated with sport consumer behavior.
Publications:
| |Chelladurai, P., & Quatman, C. (2005). Leadership and motivation in sports. Olympic Coach, 17(1), 8-12. |
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| |Quatman, C. & Chelladurai, P. (In Press). Network Perspectives on Organizations. In M. Parent and T. Slack’s (Eds.) |
| |International Perspectives on the Management of Sport. |
| |Quatman, C., Farrell, A., Parker, H., & Fink, J. (In Press). A Social Network Approach to Sport Marketing. In Owens, D. |
| |(Ed.) Customers: Marketing Behavior, Strategy and Communication in the 21st Century, Praeger Publishing. |
Research Projects in Progress:
Quatman, C. & Chelladurai, P. The Social Construction of Knowledge in the
Field of Sport Management: A Social Network Perspective (Doctoral Dissertation).
Quatman, C. & Chelladurai, P. Social Network Analysis: An Alternative Methodological Paradigm.
Quatman, C., Farrell, A., Parker, H, & Fink, J. The Importance of Social Relationships in Marketing Women’s Sports: A Social Network Framework for Sport Consumption.
Professional Presentations:
Quatman, C. & Farrell, A. (November, 2004). The College Admission Process: Considerations for Student-Athletes. Paper presented at the annual meeting of Ohio Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (OAHPERD), Columbus, Ohio.
Quatman, C. & Chelladurai, P. (June, 2006). Social Network Analysis: An Alternative Methodological Paradigm. Paper presented at the annual conference of the North American Society for Sport Management (NASSM), Kansas City, Missouri.
Farrell, A., Fink, J.S., Parker, H., & Quatman, C. (June, 2006). The Importance of Social Relationships in Marketing Women’s Sports: A Social Network Framework for Sport Consumption. Paper presented at the annual conference of the North American Society for Sport Management (NASSM), Kansas City, Missouri.
Farrell, A. & Quatman, C. (abstract accepted). Oral presentation for NASSS.
Professional Presentations In Progress or Under Review:
Quatman, C. & Chelladurai, P. (June, 2007). The Social Construction of Knowledge in
the Field of Sport Management: A Social Network Perspective. Paper to be submitted for the annual conference of the North American Society for Sport Management (NASSM), Miami, Florida.
Quatman, C., Farrell, A., Parker, H., & Fink, J. (June, 2007). A qualitative look at the role social networks play in sport consumer behavior. Paper to be submitted for the annual conference of the North American Society for Sport Management (NASSM), Miami, Florida.
Invited Presentations:
|May, 2006 |Invited Presentation, Doctoral Seminar |
| |The Ohio State University—Columbus, OH |
| |The Social Construction of Knowledge in the Field of Sport Management (Results and Discussion) |
|February, 2006 |Invited Panel Member, Coaching the Young Athlete (PAES 262) |
| |The Ohio State University—Columbus, OH |
| |Coaching Experiences |
|February, 2006 |Guest Lecturer, Doctoral Seminar |
| |University of Louisville--Louisville, KY |
| |The Social Construction of Knowledge in the Field of Sport Management |
| |(Conceptual Proposal) |
|January, 2006 |Guest Lecturer, Sport Management and Administration (PAES 806) |
| |The Ohio State University—Columbus, OH |
| |Social Network Analysis: An Alternative Methodological Approach |
|October, 2005 |Guest Lecturer, Sport for the Spectator (PAES 137) |
| |The Ohio State University—Columbus, OH |
| |The Olympics: Philosophies, Structures and Processes |
|April, 2005 |Guest Lecturer, Sport for the Spectator (PAES 137) |
| |The Ohio State University—Columbus, Ohio |
| |The Olympics: Philosophies, Structures and Processes |
|July, 2005 |Guest Lecturer, Sport for the Spectator (PAES 137) |
| |The Ohio State University—Columbus, OH |
| |The Olympics: Philosophies, Structures and Processes |
|January, 2005 |Guest Lecturer, Sport for the Spectator (PAES 137) |
| |The Ohio State University--Columbus, Ohio |
| |The Olympics: Philosophies, Structures and Processes |
|January, 2005 |Guest Lecturer, Sport Law (SFMT 235) |
| |Columbus State Community College--Columbus, Ohio |
| |The Olympics and Sport Law |
Teaching and Research Appointments:
|September, 2006-Present |Assistant Professor, Division of Sport Management |
| |Texas A & M University, College Station, Texas |
|January, 2006- |Graduate Student Practica and Internship Supervisor |
|June, 2006 |The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio |
| |Conducted onsite visits and evaluation assessments for assigned sport management graduate students in their practica and |
| |internship experiences |
|September, 2005-June, 2006 |Graduate Teaching Associate, Sport, Fitness and Health Program |
| |The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio |
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| |Instructor Evaluation (1-5 scale, with 5 being the highest): |
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| |Spring 2006 |
| |Sport for the Spectator |
| |Enrollment: 42 |
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| |Overall Satisfaction Student Assessment: 4.6 on 5.0 scale |
| |University Average: 4.6 |
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| |Spring 2006 |
| |Volleyball 02 |
| |Enrollment: 22 |
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| |Overall Satisfaction Student Assessment: 4.9 on 5.0 scale |
| |University Average: 4.6 |
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| |Spring 2006 |
| |Women’s Basketball |
| |Enrollment: 8 |
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| |Overall Satisfaction Student Assessment: 4.9 on 5.0 scale |
| |University Average: 4.6 |
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| |Winter 2006 |
| |Sport for the Spectator |
| |Enrollment: 40 |
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| |Overall Satisfaction Student Assessment: 4.9 on 5.0 scale |
| |University Average: 4.6 |
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| |Winter 2006 |
| |Volleyball 01 |
| |Enrollment: 22 |
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| |Overall Satisfaction Student Assessment: 4.9 on 5.0 scale |
| |University Average: 4.6 |
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| |Winter 2006 |
| |Women’s Basketball |
| |Enrollment: 8 |
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| |Overall Satisfaction Student Assessment: 5.0 on 5.0 scale |
| |University Average: 4.6 |
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| |Fall 2005 |
| |Sport for the Spectator |
| |Enrollment: 44 |
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| |Overall Satisfaction Student Assessment: 4.8 on 5.0 scale |
| |University Average: 4.6 |
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| |Fall 2005 |
| |Volleyball 02 |
| |Enrollment: 22 |
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| |Overall Satisfaction Student Assessment: 4.9 on 5.0 scale |
| |University Average: 4.6 |
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| |Fall 2005 |
| |Women’s Basketball |
| |Enrollment: 8 |
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| |Overall Satisfaction Student Assessment: 5.0 on 5.0 scale |
| |University Average: 4.6 |
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| |Summer 2005 |
| |Sport for the Spectator |
| |Enrollment: 48 |
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| |Overall Satisfaction Student Assessment: 4.8 on a 5.0 scale |
| |University Average: 4.6 |
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| |Winter 2005 |
| |Men’s Basketball |
| |Enrollment: 14 |
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| |Overall Satisfaction Student Assessment: 4.67 on a 5.0 scale |
| |University Average: 4.6 |
Administrative Experience:
|April, 2005- |Facility Operations Graduate Associate, Department of Recreational Sports |
|June, 2005 |The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio |
| |Served in a supervisory capacity for a staff of 20 students |
| |Assisted in the transitional process for the grand opening of a $140 million state-of-the-art student recreational center |
| |Actively participated in punchlist processes for various areas of the new facility |
|August, 2003- |Intramural Sports Graduate Associate, Department of Recreational Sports |
|March, 2005 |The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio |
| |Supervised and assisted in the training of a staff of 100-plus students to officiate and supervise various intramural |
| |activities |
| |Managed bi-monthly student payroll for 100-plus student-workers |
| |Served as an integral member of three University search committees |
|January, 2003-December, 2004 |Study Table Proctor, Student Athlete Support Services |
| |The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio |
| |Supervised student-athletes and tutors at study tables and tutoring sessions |
| |Enforced the Student Athlete Support Services policies and procedures |
| |Maintained an environment suitable for studying |
|January, 2003- |Intern, United States Olympic Committee |
|August, 2003 |USA Hockey, InLine Department, Colorado Springs, Colorado |
| |Responsible for event registration and eligibility compliance as sanctioned by the USA Hockey rules and regulations |
| |Instrumental in event planning, implementation and evaluation of multiple regional and national USA Hockey InLine events |
| |Influential in the registration process and program coordination of USA Hockey Annual Congress |
|June, 2001- |Student Athletic Assistant, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania Volleyball Office |
|January, 2002 |Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, Edinboro, Pennsylvania |
| |Assisted coaching staff in statistical and video scouting reports |
| |Performed statistical analyses of team performances for sports information |
| |Instrumental in recruiting procedures and processes by maintaining the recruiting database, distributing questionnaires |
| |and media guides, and serving as a host for several prospective student-athletes |
|June, 2002- |Intern, United States Olympic Committee |
|August, 2002 |USA Wresting, Media Relations Department, Colorado Springs, Colorado |
| |Drafted press releases and feature articles concerning National and Junior National teams, coaches and events |
| |Oversaw media/press area at Junior and Cadet Nationals |
| |Assisted in the promotion and marketing of the addition of the Women’s Resident Training Program at the United States |
| |Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado |
|May, 2001- |Facility and Maintenance Crew, Edinboro University Athletic Department |
|August, 2001 |Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, Edinboro, Pennsylvania |
| |Performed outdoor facility maintenance for campus summer events such as soccer tournaments, football camps, and band camps|
| |Participated in the facility set up and tear down for multiple wrestling, basketball, football, volleyball and band camps |
Leadership:
|September, 2004-September, 2005|Vice President, Department of Recreational Sports Student Professional Development Association |
| |The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio |
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|October, 2003- |President, The Ohio State University Sport Management Club |
|October,2004 |The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio |
|September, 2003- |Member, Department of Recreational Sports Student Professional Development Association |
|Present |The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio |
Coaching Experience:
|November, 2004- |Volunteer Assistant Girls’ Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball |
|Present |Centennial High School, Columbus, Ohio |
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|December, 2003- |Assistant Coach, Team Z Volleyball Club |
|July 2004 |Team Z Junior Olympic Volleyball Club, Cincinnati, Ohio |
|January, 2001-May 2001 |Head Coach, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania Men’s Club Volleyball |
| |Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, Edinboro, Pennsylvania |
|January, 2003 |USA Volleyball Coaching IMPACT Certification |
Awards:
| |Sport Fitness and Health Program Teaching Excellence Award Spring 2006 |
| |Honorable Mention Sport Fitness and Health Program Teaching Award Fall 2005 |
| |Ted Coates College of Education Scholarship 2004-2005 |
| |Schoenbaum College of Education Scholarship 2003-2004 |
| |Verizon Division II District 2 Academic All-American 2002 |
| |Edinboro University Presidential Scholarship 1999, 2000, 2002 |
| |Nancy J. Acker Memorial Scholarship 2002 |
| |Women’s Volleyball Athletic Scholarship 1999-2002 |
| |Scholar Athlete Award 1999-2002 |
Professional Memberships:
| |North American Society of Sport Management |
| |Former Student Board Representative June 2005-June 2006 |
| |National Intramural and Recreational Sports Association |
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