Cameron Harty will start his seventh academic-year as Deputy Director of Athletics in 24-25. Harty joined the Saint Peter's Athletic staff in June 2018.
In the summer of 2020, Harty assisted in the phased renovation launch for The Victor R. Yanitelli, S.J. Recreational Life Center (RLC). The first phase of the renovation, which began in July, includes the creation of a modern basketball/volleyball arena. The arena will feature a number of amenities for students and guests, including new retractable bleachers with an allotment of chairback seating, a full replacement of the hardwood court surface, updated branding and signage, a reimagined entryway to the facility, enhanced lighting and new video scoreboards.
During Harty's tenure, Saint Peter's has added brand new scoreboards at Joesph J. Jaroschak Field for baseball, softball, and soccer, made upgrades in both the men's and women's basketball locker rooms, and upgraded the varsity weight room in the RLC.
Harty most recently served as the Assistant Athletics Director for Facilities & Operations at Seton Hall since July 2017 after previously holding the title of facilities and operations assistant since August 2015. His responsibilities included managing Seton Hall's athletic facilities, overseeing event operations, coordinating travel and practice times with visiting teams and planning and coordinating all outside events, athletic contests, concerts, camps and a variety of community, corporate and private functions. Harty also served as liaison to the University's Facilities & Engineering Department, Grounds Crew and Public Safety divisions.
Prior to Seton Hall, Harty worked as an athletic administration intern at Misericordia University from August 2013-15. While at Misericordia, Harty organized and prepared athletic facilities for NCAA and special events, assisted in game day operations, and assisted the compliance officer. Harty also helped plan and execute the 2014 and 2015 NCAA Women's Division III Soccer Championship as well as the 2014 NCAA Division III Mid-Atlantic Baseball Tournament.
Harty earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Misericordia University in 2011 and received his Master of Science in Organizational Management in 2013.
