Kurt Rotthoff

Kurt Rotthoff is the Associate Provost for Strategy and Finance and a Professor of Economics at Seton Hall University's Stillman School of Business. He holds a Ph.D. from Clemson University (2007), an MA from Clemson (2004), and a BS from Westminster College (2002). His research focuses on applied microeconomics, financial economics, and industrial organization, with emphasis on sports economics and education economics.

• Affiliations: Stillman School of Business, Seton Hall University
• Administrative Roles: Associate Provost for Strategy and Finance

Research interests include the economic impact of sports events, NCAA policies, university rankings linked to athletic performance, and educational outcomes. His work frequently bridges economic theory with practical applications in sports and higher education. Notable studies analyze athletic malfeasance's institutional effects, racial disparities in policing's economic costs, and optimal endowment management strategies.

Recent articles explore topics such as the economic consequences of sports scandals, racial bias in policing, and gymnastics judging systems. His work often employs empirical methods to assess institutional behaviors and policy implications.

• Awards: President’s Award for Student Service (2020), NJ Bright Idea Award (2020)

Service roles include leadership in the Undergraduate Education Policy Committee, University Athletic Council, and multiple strategic planning committees. He has also served as a volunteer assistant swim coach and contributed to academic governance through the Faculty Senate.