Carnegie Mellon University Men's Golf

Dunn was named the assistant women's golf coach for the program's first year in varsity collegiate competition in 2014-15. Dunn also serves as the head men's golf coach and began with the Tartans in 2014-15. In Dunn's first season with the men's program, he led the team to two tournament victories, a second-place finish at the University Athletic Association (UAA) Championships and a school record for lowest two-round total. Dunn also mentored four All-UAA honorees including the program's first individual medalist in six years along with three PING Mid-Atlantic Region award winners. Dunn has been an assistant golf professional at the Longue Vue Club in Verona, Pennsylvania, since 2009. He has also worked at the Ace Club in Lafayette Hills, Pennsylvania, and Pine Crest Country Club in Lansdale, Pennsylvania. Over the course of his career, Dunn has been a teacher, administrator and golf instructor. He has developed expertise in course management, club fittings and supervising tournaments through his role at Longue Vue, which has been the home of Carnegie Mellon golf for years. A 2011 graduate of California University of Pennsylvania, Dunn received a Bachelor of Science degree in sport management, specializing in professional golf management.  He also earned a minor in business administration.    Dunn currently is in the process of becoming a Class A PGA Professional.

Rodgers was at the helm of the Carnegie Mellon University women's golf program in its first year in varsity collegiate competition in 2014-15. Rodgers also serves as the interim head mens golf coach. With a roster of seven freshmen in the fall, the Tartans won three of five fall tournaments while finishing second and fourth in the remaining two. The team continued it's excellent year with a fourth-place showing amongst 10 teams at the Capital University Purple and White Invitational before closing the year with three straight victories. The Tartans also participated in the first-ever University Athletic Association (UAA) Women's Golf Championship against nationally ranked Washington University and New York University, placing third. Summer Kitahara earned All-UAA honors with a fifth-place finish, while individuals won medalist honors at five tournaments. Rodgers has been the assistant golf professional at the Sewickley Heights Golf Club in Sewickley, Pa. since 2009. He manages a staff of nearly 20, trains golf operations professionals, supervises tournaments and teaches clinics and lessons. Rodgers has also worked at the Wildwood Golf Club in Allison Park, Pa., and Valley Brook Country Club in McMurray, Pa. In 2008, he was elected as a PGA Professional and has been actively involved in tournament participation, including a 20th-place finish on the 2013 TriState PGA point list and a victory at the 2011 TriState PGA Assistants Championship.   Rodgers is a 2004 graduate of Slippery Rock University.  He received a Bachelor of Science degree in business management.  While at Slippery Rock, he was a three-year letter winner and a two-year captain for the golf team.  Rodgers earned a Master of Science in sports management from California University of Pennsylvania in 2010 with a concentration in intercollegiate athletic administration.