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Marketing & fan experience staff in the AAC

AAC athletic departments list 51 marketing and fan-experience staff positions across 13 of the 13 covered schools as of 3 Nov 2026 — 2% of the conference's 2,386 tracked positions, an average of 3.9 per department that has the function. University of South Florida has the most (8). In the last 90 days Whistle detected 9 hires, 1 departure and 0 title changes in these roles.

Data as of 3 Nov 2026.

Source: the official athletics staff directories of the 13 covered AAC schools, re-read on a rolling schedule; roles classified from published titles; changes from successive reads.

Marketing & fan experience in the AAC at a glance

Conference
AAC — NCAA Division I
Schools covered
13
Schools with marketing & fan experience staff
13 (100%)
Marketing & fan experience positions
51 (2% of 2,386 tracked positions)
Average per department with the function
3.9
Changes, last 90 days
9 hires · 1 departures · 0 title changes

How many marketing and fan-experience staff does each AAC school have?

One row per covered department. "Positions" counts current (non-departed) staff whose classified role or published title places them in marketing & fan experience; changes are non-baseline hires, departures and title changes in those positions over the last 90 days, with same-day directory re-reads excluded.

SchoolDivisionMarketing & fan experience positionsAll tracked positionsHires (90d)Departures (90d)Title changes (90d)
University of South FloridaDivision I8314200
Florida Atlantic UniversityDivision I6193000
Temple UniversityDivision I6230210
Tulane UniversityDivision I4177100
University of MemphisDivision I4206100
University of North Carolina at CharlotteDivision I4186000
University of TulsaDivision I4161100
Rice UniversityDivision I3157100
University of Alabama at BirminghamDivision I3171000
University of North TexasDivision I3137100
East Carolina UniversityDivision I2191000
University of Texas at San AntonioDivision I2147000
Wichita State UniversityDivision I2116000

Who sells to marketing and fan-experience staff?

Marketing & fan experience is the buying group for fan-engagement apps, game-presentation and video-board vendors, promotions agencies and marketing-automation platforms. Typical titles in this group: Director of Marketing; Assistant Director, Fan Engagement; Game Presentation Coordinator; Director of Promotions. Whistle customers filter these positions by conference, school, state and sport, see each person's name, title and contact details where the directory publishes them, and get an alert when one of the positions changes hands.

Other staff functions in the AAC

Marketing & fan experience in other conferences

Method

Positions are counted when the published job title matches the marketing & fan experience pattern (and not an exclusion such as student, intern or graduate assistant); the same rule produces the counts and the change tallies.

Change counts compare successive reads of each school's official directory; a school's first extraction and any day on which 25% or more of a roster appears or disappears at once (a re-read, not turnover) are excluded. This page is published when at least 3 covered AAC schools have the function and they list at least 10 positions between them; smaller combinations are kept out of search indexes.

Frequently asked questions

How many marketing and fan-experience staff work in the AAC?

51 current positions across 13 covered AAC athletic departments as of 3 Nov 2026; University of South Florida lists the most (8).

Which AAC school has the largest marketing & fan experience staff?

University of South Florida, with 8 marketing and fan-experience staff positions out of 314 tracked positions.

How much turnover is there in AAC marketing & fan experience roles?

10 changes in the last 90 days: 9 hires, 1 departure, 0 title changes, after excluding first reads and same-day re-reads.

Where does this staff data come from?

From the staff directories athletic departments publish on their official websites, read automatically on a rolling schedule (NCAA Division I roughly weekly, Division II and III every three to four weeks). Whistle never publishes names, emails or phone numbers on public pages; staff can remove their details at any time at gowhistle.io/remove-my-info.

Selling to marketing and fan-experience staff in the AAC? Whistle lists every one of these 51 positions with name and title, emails and phones where the directory publishes them, and an alert when one changes. Or buy the conference as a one-time dataset.