Kerry Fischer

Dr. Kerry Fischer is an Assistant Professor in the School of Business at the State University of New York at Fredonia, specializing in sport management and sport law. She holds a Ph.D. from the University of Northern Colorado and conducts research at the intersection of sport law, social media, and equity issues in athletics.

Education:

• Ph.D., University of Northern Colorado

Research Focus: Dr. Fischer's scholarly work centers on critical legal and ethical issues in sport management, with particular emphasis on Title IX compliance, social media's role in doping control, and race discrimination in sport employment. Her research examines how legal frameworks apply to contemporary challenges in sport, from pandemic-related budget cuts to digital age enforcement mechanisms.

Her published work demonstrates a consistent focus on sport law and policy, exploring how institutions navigate complex legal landscapes while maintaining competitive athletic programs. She has investigated market segmentation approaches to fan engagement through social media platforms and analyzed generational differences in sport media consumption.

Professional Activities: Dr. Fischer has presented her research at major academic conferences including the Sport and Recreation Law Association Conference and the National Association of Business, Education and Technology. She maintains an active research agenda with recent publications addressing the intersection of COVID-19 and Title IX compliance, as well as evolving challenges in sport employment law.

Contact Information:
Office: W333 Thompson Hall
Phone: (716) 673-3159
Email: kerry.fischer@fredonia.edu