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Dr. Robert C. Schneider 
Office:
B349 Tuttle North
Phone: (585) 395-2587
E-mail: rschneid@brockport.edu
Education:
EdD: Temple University, Philadelphia, PA
MAT: The University of West Alabama (formerly Livingston University)
BS: The Ohio State University
Area(s) of specialty:
Sport management/athletic administratation, and coaching
Research interest(s):
Necessary characteristics and attributes of successful
intercollegiate athletic directors as percieved by universtiy/college
presidents; examination of the propagandistic tendencies of Leni Riefenstahl's
1936 Berlin Olympics documentary video Olympia; and currently
researching three-point short attempts and percentage of success during
specified game segments classified by minutes. The Big 10, SEC, and
Atlantic Coast Conferences are being examined.
Publications:
Stier, W.F. & Schneider, R.C. (2003). Necessary Qualities, Attributes and Characteristics for Directing Athletics: NCAA Presidents' Views. Applied Research in Coaching and Athletics, 18, 194-211.
Stier, W.F., & Schneider, R.C. (2003). Past Achievements and Accomplishments Necessary for Athletic Director Success: College Presidents' Views. Colorado Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance Journal, 28(1), 8-13.
Stier, W. F., & Schneider, R.C. (2003). Recommended professional experiences and accomplishments for future athletic directors - A national survey of high school athletic directors. IAHPERD Illinois Journal, 50, 4-11.
Schneider, R.C., & Stier, W.F. (2003). A comparison of recommended educational experiences as perceived by athletic directors and principals. NCAAHPERD North Carolina Journal, 39, 29-35.
Schneider, R.C. & Heiberger, R. (2002). Effects of game variables on the three-point shot in men's college basketball. Applied Research in Coaching and Athletics, 17, 85-108.
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Awards/Honors:
- National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Rules Committee via the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Research Committee. "The Effects of a Target Rim on Male College Varsity Basketball Players Shooting Accuracy," November, 1994. Award: $992.72.
- NCAA Drug Awareness Speaker Grant Program. Money used to compensate Mr. Oree Banks for a drug awareness seminar titled, "Athletics and Academic, You Can Do Both, Without Drugs," January 1996; Award: $500
Other:
Robert came to Brockport in 1996. In addition to his teaching he has
compiled numerous publications includinng but not limited to such topics
as sport management curriculum, discrimination in Athletic departments,
and the appropriateness of the three-point short in men's college basketball.
An avid sports fan and former college basketball coach, Robert routinely
attends championship events such as the men's Final Four basketball
tournament and Major League Baseball's World Series
