Matthew Elia
About Matthew Elia
Matthew Elia serves as a Facilities Operations Assistant in Athletics at Yale University and has extensive experience in sports management and facility operations. He holds a Master's degree in Sport and Fitness Administration/Management and has contributed to curriculum development and operational strategies in the field.
Work at Yale University
Matthew Elia has been employed at Yale University since 2018, where he holds two positions: Contest and Events Assistant and Facilities Operations Assistant for Athletics. In his role as Contest and Events Assistant, he has been involved in organizing and managing various athletic events. As Facilities Operations Assistant, he contributes to the maintenance and operational efficiency of athletic facilities. His work at Yale reflects a commitment to supporting the university's athletic programs.
Education and Expertise
Matthew Elia has a strong educational background in Sport and Fitness Administration/Management. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Eastern Connecticut State University from 2013 to 2016. He furthered his education by obtaining a Master's degree in the same field from the University of New Haven, studying from 2019 to 2021. His academic training provides a solid foundation for his roles in athletics and facilities management.
Background
Matthew Elia began his career in athletics at Eastern Connecticut State University, where he served as Athletic Staff Management Supervisor from 2014 to 2016. He transitioned to various roles in the field, including a position at Spine Wave, Inc. as a Distribution Associate since 2017. His diverse experiences in athletics and facilities operations have shaped his professional journey.
Curriculum Development Experience
In addition to his roles in athletics, Matthew Elia has contributed to curriculum development as a Curriculum Developer at Patron Management Institute since 2020. He assisted in creating a curriculum focused on crowd management, demonstrating his ability to address operational challenges in sports environments. His work in this area has been particularly relevant during the COVID-19 pandemic, where he contributed to developing operational strategies for sports facilities.