Two betboom lecturers bring strong professional connections to students.
Tim Miller: Lecturer
After spending 15 years in the front offices of professional sports teams,
including a dozen years in betboom roles with Major League Soccer clubs, Tim Miller (‘18) returned to Ohio State this fall to teach Ohio State students. The sports industry veteran and Fisher MBA alum is set to teach Sports Media betboom app and Strategic betboom app Design
Miller will also act as a faculty adviser for the student run PR firm the PRactice, as well as help produce the Sports and Society podcast, The Intersection, and work with students on various betboom initiatives.
Miller spent the last decade with the Columbus Crew, where he rose to the lead communications role and directed and implemented the club’s overall communications vision and strategy. He also worked in media relations for the Boston Bruins, betboom England Patriots and betboom England Revolution.
Additionally, Miller has public relations experience with the Boston Marathon and Brentford Football Club in England. He also holds accreditation in public relations distinction via Universal Accreditation Board and serves on the board of directors for the Public Relations Society of America Central Ohio Chapter.
Miller is a Chicago native, an alumnus of Boston College, and earned his master’s degree in business administration from Ohio State through the Fisher College of Business’ program for working professionals.
Monica Lombardo: Part-Time Lecturer
Monica Lombardo joined the School of betboom this fall to teach COMMbetboom casino review for Strategic. Lombardo earned her bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism at Ohio University and then moved to betboom York City where
she covered the United Nations, the 2008 Presidential Election, Major League Baseball and various breaking news events for the Asahi Shimbun, a major Japanese newspaper.
Lombardo later returned to Ohio, where she took on roles such as communications & marketing assistant at Uniglobe Travel Designers and coordinator for faculty recruiting and communications at Ohio Christian University. She then transitioned to Pickaway-Ross Career & Technology Center, where she has spent the last decade as both a public & student affairs specialist and a media arts instructor. Lombardo is originally from central Ohio.
