
Kimberly Bodey, Ed.D.
Assistant Professor
E-mail:
Kim.Bodey@indstate.edu
Office Phone: 812-237-2186
Dr. Kimberly J. Bodey is an assistant
professor, member of the graduate faculty, and sport management
concentration coordinator in the Department of Recreation and
Sport Management at Indiana State
University.
Dr. Bodey has taught graduate and
undergraduate courses in administrative theory and management
practice, organizational leadership and ethics, governance and
policy development, and research and evaluation. International
experience includes working closely with sport administrators
and educators in Morocco
and Cyprus. Funded
by the US State Department, the Sport
Management & Leadership Capacity Project was a
partnership between Indiana State University, La Federation
Royale Marocaine de Football, Hassan II University-Mohammedia,
and E’cole des Lioceaux de l’Atlas de Football. This program
intended to strengthen the administrative and managerial
capacity of sport leaders in
Morocco. Workshops and
trainings included strategic planning, change leadership, policy
development, and risk management.
Working in conjunction with the Global Center
for Independent Studies (Limassol,
Cyprus), Dr.
Bodey presented workshops on the organization of sport leagues
and using evaluation to improve program services in sport
agencies. At GCIS, she has taught graduate courses in governance
and compliance, evaluative research, and legal aspects of
international sport management.
Dr. Bodey has served as a program
advocate, meeting with Senators Evan Bayh and Richard Lugar in
Washington,
DC, on behalf of the
National Youth Sports
Program. In 2007, Dr. Bodey was named to the National
Association for Sport and Physical Activity’s national taskforce
to study the state of coaching education for interscholastic and
youth sport coaches in the United States. The
National Coaching
Report (2008) includes a brief history of coaching
education, state association and youth sport organization
profiles, and recommendations for action.
Dr. Bodey has evaluated programs and services
on behalf of the Newton County (AR) Resource Council, United Way of the
Wabash
Valley, Clay City-Harrison Township
REIN Coalition (IN), and
Indiana
State
University. She has worked on the
Lake Wedington Project,
a natural resource management partnership between the University of Arkansas and the US Forest Service.
A former Division I track and field coach and
director of summer camps, Dr. Bodey has experience in
championship event planning and management, resource development
and budgeting, rules compliance, and personnel administration.
She has presented at various track & field camps and clinics on
the principles and practices of coaching as well as field event
specific skill development and techniques, strength and
conditioning, and risk management. She continues to serve as a
member of the Indiana State
University’s Athletics
Committee and is a USATF certified official.
Dr. Bodey has given more than 30 presentations
in the United States
and abroad. Topics include coaching education, youth development
in sport, staff/volunteer training, and rural recreation master
planning and fundraising. She recently published an academic
textbook titled Sport governance and policy development: An ethical approach to managing
sport in the 21st century (Sagamore
Publishing). She has several publications in scholarly journals
and academic textbooks related to policy and procedure
development; ethical decision-making; organizational ethics;
organizational justice; advocacy; legal authority, jurisdiction,
and politics; coaching education; and designing park and
recreation facilities. Her research interests include how
governance structure impacts ethical decision-making and
practice in sport organizations. She has a particular interest
in how policies are created, enforced, and evaluated in the
sport environment.
Dr. Bodey is a member of the American Alliance
of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, North
American Society of Sport Management, National Recreation and
Parks Association, Indiana Association for Health, Physical
Education, Recreation and Dance, and the Indiana Park
and Recreation Association. Dr. Bodey serves on the editorial
board of the Journal of
Coaching Education. She is a manuscript reviewer for the
Journal of Coaching
Education,
International Journal of Sport Management,
Schole,
IPRA
Profiles, Journal of
Park and Recreation Administration, and
LARNet: The Cyber
Journal of Applied Leisure & Recreation Research.
Dr. Bodey earned a
doctorate in Recreation with an emphasis in public policy from
the University
of Arkansas.
She holds a master degree in sport management from the
University
of Arkansas and a
bachelor degree in kinesiology from the
University
of Illinois.