Biography
Dr. Euisoo Kim is an Assistant Professor of Sport Management. He earned his Ph.D.
from the University of Georgia in 2021, an MBA from Cornell University in 2012, and
both an M.A. (2005) and B.P.E. (2003) from Korea University in South Korea. Before
joining ĢƵ, he served as an Assistant Professor of Sport
Management at Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi for two years and as a Lecturer
at Georgia State University for one year. Prior to pursuing his doctoral studies,
he accumulated eight years of industry experience, including six years as a marketing
manager and two years as a marine insurance underwriter.<br><br>Dr. Kim’s research
focuses on sport consumer behavior, with an emphasis on sport tourists and sport media
audiences. As a data-driven scholar with extensive experience in quantitative research,
he grounds his work in behavioral science, social economics, and consumer psychology.
His research examines factors that shape decision-making and engagement among sport
consumers, helping sport organizations develop strategies for long-term marketing
effectiveness while contributing to the broader field of sport management. His primary
research areas include sport tourist behaviors, sport media consumption, and interdisciplinary
applications within the sport industry. Reflecting the impact of his work, one of
his recent studies, titled “Examining Factors Shaping the Consumption of Televised
Ladies Professional Golf Association Events: Attitudes, Subjective Norms, Perceived
Behavioral Control, and Intergroup Dynamics in a Multicultural Context,” was recognized
as one of the “Top 5 Research Articles in Sport Communication” in 2025.
Teaching Interests
Sport Finance<br>Sport Marketing<br>Sport Analytics
Research Interests
Sport tourism<br>Sport consumer behaviors