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Employment Disparities by Ethnicity and Gender in Professional Sports and NCAA Division I (2008-2009)

This report examines the ethnic and gender disparities in employment within professional sports leagues and NCAA Division I college athletics during the 2008-2009 period. It focuses on head coach demographics, with comprehensive data provided, except for Major League Baseball, where only coaches' statistics are available. The findings are derived from statistical compilations by R. Lapchick at the University of Central Florida’s Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport. The report highlights the need for continued progress in fostering diversity in sports.

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Employment Disparities by Ethnicity and Gender in Professional Sports and NCAA Division I (2008-2009)

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  1. Ethnic and gender disparities in employment in professional sports leagues and NCAA Division I college athletics (2008-2009). *2008 statistics. Data from 2009 not recorded. **Data is provided about head coaches except for MLB where data is provided for all coaches. N/R = data not recorded.

  2. *2008 statistics. Data from 2009 not recorded. • Statistics compiled from R. Lapchick, University of Central Florida’s Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport, The 2009 Racial and Gender Report Card,http://web.bus.ucf.edu/documents/sport/2009_RGRC.pdf

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