Professional Summary
Professor Brinkmeyer has been a faculty member at the University of Cincinnati over 25 years. He began his U.C. career as an Assistant Professor of Marketing Management in University College. His tenure in University College included 2 years as Interim Assistant Dean for Academics. In 2003 he was presented the McSwigan Faculty Service Award.
After 17 years in University College, Professor Brinkmeyer moved to the College of Applied Science. It was here that he initiated the development of a degree program in Sport Administration. In 2010 Professor Brinkmeyer and the Sport Administration program relocated to the College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services where he now serves as Program Coordinator.
Education
Master of Business Administration: Xavier University Graduate School Cincinnati, Ohio, 1972 (Human Resource Management Concentration)
Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration: University of Dayton Dayton, Ohio, 1970 (Business Management Major)
Positions and Work Experience
2007 -To Present Assistant Professor, School of Human Services, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio
09-2003 -06-2010 Assistant Professor of Marketing/ Management, College of Applied Science, Business & Commerce Department, University of CIncinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio
09-1990 -08-2003 Assistant Professor of Marketing/ Management, Business Technologies Department, University College, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio
09-1986 -08-1990 Instructor in Marketing/ Management, Business Technologies Department, University College, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio
09-1985 -06-1986 Visiting Instructor in Marketing/ Management , Business Technologies Department , University College, University of Cincinnati ,
Courses Taught
Sport Marketing
Intro to Sport Administration
Sport Administration Internship
Personal Selling
Senior Project I
Senior Project II
Senior Project III
Introduction to Business
Introduction to Business – Study Abroad
Principles of Marketing
Principles of Advertising
Public Relations
Principles of Management