Chanho Kang

Associate Professor, Sport & Recreation Management

       Chanho Kang

Bio

Chanho Kang (Ph.D. Texas A&M University) is an associate professor in the Department of Kinesiology at University of North Alabama. Prior to entering higher education, he worked as a sport marketer for Kolon Industries, Inc in Korea. He played a significant role in designing, developing, and operating sport marketing programs/services for the company for 5 years. His primary research interests include sport consumer behavior, strategic sport brand management, and marketing strategy in sport. Thus far in his academic career, he has presented 17 papers at prestigious international conferences. He authored and co-authored three book chapters. In addition, his work has been published in a variety of journals including Sport Management Review, International Journal of Sport Management, Asian Journal of Physical Education and Sport Science and Psychological Reports.

Research Interests

  • Sport Marketing

Education

  •   Kinesiology (PhD)
    Texas A&M University
  •   Kinesiology (MS)
    Texas A&M University
  •   Textile Engineering (BEng)
    Kyung Hee University

Selected Intellectual Contributions

  • Patrick J. Shremshock, Thomas E. Coates, Michael D. Hall, Chanho NA Kang, and Eric K. O'Neal. 2019. Adventure Education and its Perceived Effect on Participant Life Effectiveness - A review of original research.
  • Ye Hoon Lee, P Chelladurai, and C Kang. 2017. Emotional labor in the dual role of teaching and coaching.
  • Chanho Kang, G. Bennett, and J. Welty Peachey. 2016. Five dimensions of brand personality traits in sport.
  • Chanho Kang. 2016. International sport business. International Sport Federations.
  • Chanho Kang, K. Foster, and Y. Lee. 2015. Designing a physical activity class for the undeserved children.
  • Chanho Kang, J. Lee, and G. Bennett. 2014. A comparison of sport consumption motives between American students and Asian international students.
  • Chanho Kang. 2012. International sport. Sociology of Sport.