Tony Oliver

Dean of College of Health Sciences Southern Utah University

  • Cedar City UT

Specializing in higher education administration, sport studies, health/physical education, and short-term study abroad.

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Biography

Dr. Jon “Tony” Oliver serves as the Dean of the College of Health Sciences at Southern Utah University. Previously Dr. Oliver served as the interim associate dean of the College of Health and Human Services at Eastern Illinois University. He had served in various faculty and administrative roles at that institution since 2002. Dr. Oliver earned his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees from Brigham Young University - Provo. He earned his Ph.D. from the University of Kansas.

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Industry Expertise

Education/Learning
Sport - Amateur

Areas of Expertise

Study Abroad
Higher Education Administration
High School Athletics
Sport Law
Sports Marketing
Sports Event Management
Sports Administration
Sports Facility Management
Intercollegiate Athletics Administration
Sport Management Principles
Governance in Sport
Sport Ethics
International Sport

Education

University of Kansas

Ph.D.

Education

Specialization in Sport Administration

Brigham Young University

Master's Degree, Physical Education

Brigham Young University

Bachelor's Degree, Physical Education

Media Appearances

SUU Names Two New Deans

KSUB  online

2022-05-10

Southern Utah University Provost Dr. Jon Anderson announced today the appointments of two new deans. Dr. Jeffrey Miller will serve as Dean of the College of Engineering and Computational Sciences, and Dr. Jon “Tony” Oliver has been appointed Dean of the College of Health Sciences. Both were selected after a national search.

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Event Appearances

Non-Boundary vs. Boundary High Schools in the IHSA Football Playoffs

2020 IAHPERD Virtual State Convention  

Participation Fees (Pay-to-Play Fees) in Interscholastic Athletics

2017 IAHPERD State Convention  

Do Enrollment Multipliers Promote Competitive Balance in High School Sport?

2016 IAHPERD State Convention  

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Articles

The Impact of the IHSA’s Enrollment Multiplier on Competitive Balance

Illinois Journal

Fall 2017, pp. 15-25

Comparison of Male and Female Participation Trends in Illinois High School Athletics

Illinois Journal

Spring 2012, p. 56-60

Diabetes in School-Age Children: It’s Not Limited to Type 1 Anymore

Illinois Journal

Ruholl, S. & Oliver, J.

Spring 2011, p. 46-48

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