From the PG.
Pitt deputy athletic director for internal affairs Dan Bartholomae has left the university to become the deputy athletic director for capital projects and internal operations at Oregon State.
With the move, Bartholomae will join former Panthers athletic director Scott Barnes, who left for the same position with the Beavers in February. Barnes promoted Bartholomae in April 2016 to the role he most recently occupied as part of a wholesale restructuring of Pitt's athletic department.
Though the two most recent moves are largely tied to Barnes' departure, Bartholomae's exit means that Pitt has lost the three highest-ranking members of its athletic department in the past four months. Deputy athletic director for external affairs Julio Freire resigned from the school in April and was replaced by Christian Spears, who was previously the deputy athletic director at Eastern Michigan under new Pitt athletic director Heather Lyke.
In his role, Bartholomae, a Pitt graduate who spent the past 15 years in the university's athletic department in various roles, was tasked with overseeing sports administration, facilities operations and planning, event management, sports medicine, financial services and athlete development. Additionally, he was the sport supervisor for football and men's basketball.
"Dan is one of the rising stars in all of intercollegiate athletics administration and we are extremely excited to have him as a member of Beaver Nation," Barnes said in a statement. "His impressive track record of success and his collaborative style will be a great fit for us. His breadth of experience in strategic and facilities planning, and as a sports administrator for football and other programs will serve Oregon State well."
Pitt deputy athletic director for internal affairs Dan Bartholomae has left the university to become the deputy athletic director for capital projects and internal operations at Oregon State.
With the move, Bartholomae will join former Panthers athletic director Scott Barnes, who left for the same position with the Beavers in February. Barnes promoted Bartholomae in April 2016 to the role he most recently occupied as part of a wholesale restructuring of Pitt's athletic department.
Though the two most recent moves are largely tied to Barnes' departure, Bartholomae's exit means that Pitt has lost the three highest-ranking members of its athletic department in the past four months. Deputy athletic director for external affairs Julio Freire resigned from the school in April and was replaced by Christian Spears, who was previously the deputy athletic director at Eastern Michigan under new Pitt athletic director Heather Lyke.
In his role, Bartholomae, a Pitt graduate who spent the past 15 years in the university's athletic department in various roles, was tasked with overseeing sports administration, facilities operations and planning, event management, sports medicine, financial services and athlete development. Additionally, he was the sport supervisor for football and men's basketball.
"Dan is one of the rising stars in all of intercollegiate athletics administration and we are extremely excited to have him as a member of Beaver Nation," Barnes said in a statement. "His impressive track record of success and his collaborative style will be a great fit for us. His breadth of experience in strategic and facilities planning, and as a sports administrator for football and other programs will serve Oregon State well."