Clinical Assistant Professor — Sport Coaching & Industry

Ohio State University; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

The Ohio State University seeks a full-time Clinical Assistant Professor in Kinesiology-Sport Coaching & Sport Industry to teach and lead graduate and undergraduate programs in Columbus. The position emphasizes teaching, curriculum development, and student mentoring, with program leadership responsibilities for the Master’s of Sport Coaching.

The successful candidate will maintain a substantial teaching portfolio, teach about 30 credit hours annually, and contribute to recruitment, admissions,

Qualifications

• PhD in Sport Coaching, Sport Management, Kinesiology, or closely related field by start date.
• Proven evidence of effective teaching in higher education and ability to teach undergrad and grad courses.
• Preference for coaching experience and graduate education leadership or administration.
• Experience integrating emerging technologies, including AI, to enhance teaching and student engagement.

Responsibilities

• Teach graduate courses in the Master’s of Sport Coaching program and undergraduate courses in the Sport Industry program.
• Engage in curriculum development to advance undergraduate and graduate education.
• Advise graduate students to advance career readiness.
• Provide leadership for the Master’s of Sport Coaching program through recruitment, admissions, assessment, and program improvement.
• Engage in academic service to advance the missions of the programs, the department and college.

Skills

Teaching in higher education

Curriculum development

Graduate advising

Program leadership

Education

PhD in Sport Coaching/ Sport Management/ Kinesiology

Job description

The Ohio State University seeks a full-time Clinical Assistant Professor in Kinesiology-Sport Coaching & Sport Industry to teach and lead graduate and undergraduate programs in Columbus. The position emphasizes teaching, curriculum development, and student mentoring, with program leadership responsibilities for the Master’s of Sport Coaching.

The successful candidate will maintain a substantial teaching portfolio, teach about 30 credit hours annually, and contribute to recruitment, admissions,