Georgia State University Athletics

Christopher Jordan begins his second season as Georgia State’s assistant director of basketball operations.

In his current role, he coordinates team travel, orders equipment and handles many other administrative functions for the program.

Jordan is very familiar with Georgia State athletics, having previously served in various capacities in the department and as a graduate assistant and student manager for the basketball team.

He has earned a pair of degrees from Georgia State, receiving his bachelor’s degree in marketing in 2005 and then adding a master of science in sport administration in 2007.

While working toward his master’s degree, he served an internship with the NBA Charlotte Bobcats and WNBA Charlotte Sting during the summer of 2006. He also completed an internship with the marketing department for Georgia Tech athletics in 2006 and served as a graduate assistant in marketing for Georgia State athletics in 2005 before working with the basketball program in 2006-07.

“Chris is a very valuable member of the program as a graduate of Georgia State and a long-time staff member,” said Panthers head coach Rod Barnes.