Dr. Woosoon Kim

Assistant Professor of Business

Education Background

• Ph.D. University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, 2010, Major: Sport Management.
• M.B.A. Washington State University, Pullman, WA, 2005, Specialization: Finance
• B.S. Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR, 2003, Major: Economics
• B.A. Pusan National University, Pusan, South Korea, 1999, Major: Accounting

Areas of Interest

• Impact analysis including economic and social assessment
• Sport product demand analysis

Courses Teaching
Undergraduate:

• BUS 101 Financial Accounting
• BUS 312 International Business I
• BUS 332 Operations Management
• BUS 410 Financial Analysis
• BUS 411 Corporate Finance
• SM 201 Introduction to Sport Management
• SM 210 Sport in Society
• SM 325 Sport Marketing, Promotions, and Funding
• PED 119 Taekwondo

Graduate:

• MBA 502 Accounting for the Workplace
• MBA 510 Managerial Accounting
• MBA 575 Investment and Portfolio Management

Peer-Reviewed Publications

• Kim, W., & Walker, M. (2012). Community residents’ psychological benefits: The case of Super Bowl XLIII. Sport Management Review, 15, 91-108.

Published Conference Proceedings

• Kim, W., & Sagas, M. (2012). Psychic income and college students’ college satisfaction from their football team. North American Society for Sport Management. Seattle, WA.

• Kim, W., Sagas, M., & Walker, M. (2011). College students’ psychic income from their Big-time college football team:  Scale development and validation. College Sport Research Institute Conference on College Sport. Chapel Hill, NC.

• Kim, W., Walker, M., & Sagas, M. (2010). Tampa Bay residents’ psychological benefits from a mega-sport event: The impact of Super Bowl XLIII, 2009. North American Society for Sport Management. Tampa, Florida.

• Kim, W. & Kim, C. H. (2010). Resident’s attitude toward the impact of a sport mega-event: A confirmatory factor analysis of the scale of psychic income. Southern Sport Management Conference. Troy, AL.

• Kim, W. (2009). Community residents’ psychic income from hosting sport events. Florida Society of the Social Science. Gainesville, FL.

• Kim, W. (2009). Residents’ psychological benefits from a sport event: The impact of Daytona 500. North American Society for Sport Management. Columbia, SC.

• Kim, W., Ko, Y. J., & Zhang, J. J. (2008). Assessment of community residents’ psychological benefits from a sport event: The case of Daytona Beach residents’ perceptions of Daytona 500. Sport Entertainment & Venues Tomorrow. Columbia, SC.

• Ko, Y. J., Kim, Y. K, & Kim, W. (2007). The Profiles of Martial Arts Event Spectators: The Case of 2007 US Open Taekwondo Championship. Sport & Entertainment Business. Columbia, SC.

Presentations

• Kim, W., & Sagas, M. (2012, May). Psychic income and college students’ college satisfaction from their football team. Annual conference of North American Society for Sport Management. Seattle, WA.

• Kim, W., Sagas, M., & Walker, M. (2011, April). College students’ psychic income from their Big-time college football team:  Scale development and validation. 4th Annual College Sport Research Institute Conference on College Sport. Chapel Hill, NC.

• Kim, W., Walker, M., & Sagas, M. (2010, May). Tampa Bay residents’ psychological benefits from a mega-sport event: The impact of Super Bowl XLIII, 2009. Annual conference of North American Society for Sport Management. Tampa, Florida.

• Kim, W. & Kim, C. H. (2010, April). Resident’s attitude toward the impact of a sport mega-event: A confirmatory factor analysis of the scale of psychic income. 6th annual conference of Southern Sport Management Conference. Troy, AL.

• Bopp, T., Williams, T., Kim, W., & Sagas, M. (2010, March). American College Sports: International business perspectives. Korea University. Seoul, S. Korea.

• Kim, W. (2009, October). Community residents’ psychic income from hosting sport events. 5th annual conference of Florida Society of the Social Science. Gainesville, FL.

• Kim, W. (2009, June). Residents’ psychological benefits from a sport event: The impact of Daytona 500. Presented at the annual conference of North American Society for Sport Management. Columbia, SC.

• Kim, W., Ko, Y. J., & Zhang, J. J. (2008, November). Assessment of community residents’ psychological benefits from a sport event: The case of Daytona Beach residents’ perceptions of Daytona 500. Sport Entertainment & Venues Tomorrow. Columbia, SC.

• Ko, Y. J., Kim, Y. K, & Kim, W. (2007, November). The Profiles of Martial Arts Event Spectators: The Case of 2007 US Open Taekwondo Championship. International Conference of Sport & Entertainment Business. Columbia, SC.

Contact Information
Woosoon Kim, Ph.D., MBA
Assistant Professor of Business

Business & Education Building
Room 22
Phone: 610-790-1964
Fax: 610-796-8292
woosoon.kim@alvernia.edu