
Careers in Sports
Whether you're a student-athlete or a fan who is passionate about sports, you will find a variety of career opportunities at Dean
A Partnership of Academics and Real-World Learning to Launch Your Career in Sports
The Center for Business, Entertainment and Sport Management has forged strategic partnerships with giants in the multi-billion dollar sports and entertainment industries, like Kraft Sports + Entertainment and the Providence Bruins. Through these relationships, we are uniquely poised to give our students one-of-a-kind opportunities to get ahead in a variety of competitive fields.
By combining our dynamic curriculum with unprecedented hands-on experience, you can take what you learn in the classroom and put it to work in a fast-paced, cutting-edge marketplace. We have joined forces to help you succeed.
Whether you're interested in becoming a radio or TV reporter, marketing specialist, security supervisor, event planner, venue management or athletic trainer, you'll find a variety of academic programs and real-world opportunities to help you succeed in the sports and entertainment industries.
Dean College Careers in Sports
Whether you're a student-athlete or a fan who is passionate about sports, you will find a variety of career opportunities at Dean
Check out the majors associated with the Center for Business, Entertainment and Sport Management.
The Center for Business, Entertainment and Sport Management provides students exclusive experiential learning opportunities!
Dean College has partnered with some of the biggest names in sports and entertainment in New England!
I am currently working as a game-day coordinator for the New England Revolution. Dean's affiliation with Kraft played a huge role in securing the job, and it has been nothing but an amazing experience. My goal in the future is to hopefully transition to working with sports performance teams, and staying involved with Kraft Sports has given me the experience I need!
As the Director of Broadcasting and play-by-play voice for the Brockton Rox, I am responsible for all broadcast relations and media, as well as leading a broadcast team of seven. It’s been a tremendous experience helping this team grow and develop, and they have helped me grow as a leader and individual.
With the help of staff and faculty, I was able to complete three internships calling baseball in some of the finest collegiate leagues the country has to offer: the NECBL, Cape Cod League, and Texas Collegiate League. The experience I gained then led me to my first job out of school as a Broadcast Assistant with the Peoria Chiefs, the High-A affiliate of the St. Louis Cardinals. I’m now firmly in the field I’ve always wanted to work in, doing what I love each day.
John Rooke is the Director of The Center. John currently serves in several capacities, including 30 years as play-by-play voice for Providence College basketball, Big East Conference and American Athletic Conference football and basketball play-by-play for ESPNU, ESPN Regional Television, the IMG Sports Network and the Big East & American Digital Networks; ACC football; 27 seasons as voice for the New England Patriots and 20 seasons as the voice for the New England Revolution; previous work includes Inside the Big East and Golfing the World on ESPNU, Fox Sports Net and additional regional sports networks and local TV stations; current talk host for WOR 710 New York, the WEEI Radio Network in Boston, Providence and throughout New England; host of This Week in the Big East syndicated nationally on Westwood One and Sirius/XM...and a former host on ESPN Radio and the NBC Sports Radio Network.
"We want our graduates to be prepared and game ready to move into these industries, to be able to be productive and successful and ahead of the learning curve. The Center is exactly what you want it to be, and it's anything you want it to be. It is a vehicle to help our students get to where they want to go."