Jim Kenyon has served on the Georgia Tech athletics staff as associate director of facilities, operations and events since March, 2018.
Kenyon’s serves as the primary facility manager for Bobby Dodd Stadium, the Brock Indoor Football Practice Facility, Alexander Rose Bowl Field and the Noonan Golf Facility. He also serves as game day manager for home baseball games and field manager for home football games, and served as the tournament director for the 2019 NCAA Baseball Regional at Russ Chandler Stadium.
During his time at Tech, Kenyon also has coordinated on-campus practices for the New England Patriots for Super Bowl LIII.
A native of Media, Pa., Kenyon came to Tech from Haverford College, where he served more than eight years as director of athletic facilities and game operations, and assistant compliance coordinator. At Haverford, he scheduled all athletic venues for varsity team practices and games, as well as intramural and club sports, physical education classes and other special events. He also coordinated maintenance of all athletic facilities on campus and served as the liaison between the athletic department and several other departments on campus.
Kenyon earned his bachelor’s degree in sport management from Temple University in 2006, and a master’s degree in sport management from Drexel University in 2009. He worked as an assistant clubhouse manager for the Philadelphia Phillies following his graduation from Temple, and was an operations assistant at Drexel while he was working on his master’s degree.
