NORTH AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR THE SOCIOLOGY OF SPORT (NASSS)

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA 2018 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE OVERVIEW WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2018 - SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 3, 2018

Wednesday, October 31, 2018 Time Event 3:00pm - 8:00pm Conference Registration - Open 4:00pm - 9:00pm NASSS Executive Board Meeting & Dinner 8:00pm - 11:00pmDRAFT Conference Welcome Reception

Thursday, November 1, 2018 Time Event 7:00am - 8:00am Diversity and Conference Climate Committee Meeting & Breakfast 7:30am - 11:30am Conference Registration - Open 8:00am - 5:45pm Conference Exhibits & Vendors 8:00am - 9:15am Concurrent Sessions - 1 9:15am - 9:30am Break 9:30am - 10:45am Alan Ingham Memorial Lecture: Dr. Mary McDonald, Professor, Homer C. Rice Chair in Sports and Society, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA 11:00am - 12:15pm Concurrent Sessions - 2 12:15pm - 1:30pm Graduate Student Luncheon Lunch on Own 1:30pm - 4:00pm Conference Registration - Open 1:30pm - 2:45pm Concurrent Sessions - 3 Plenary Session: viaSport, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada with Sheila Bouman - Chief 3:00pm - 4:30pm Executive Officer, Shawna Lawson - Director of Research and Social Innovation, & Caitlin Pentifallo-Gadd - Director of Innovation & Impact 4:30pm - 5:30pm Concurrent Sessions - 4

NASSS PRELIMINARY PROGRAM SCHEDULE 8/2018 1 Friday, November 2, 2018 Time Event 7:00am - 8:00am Sociology of Sport Journal Board Meeting & Breakfast 7:30am - 9:30am Conference Registration - Open 8:00am - 5:45pm Conference Exhibits & Vendors 8:00am - 9:15am Concurrent Sessions - 5 9:15am - 9:30am Break 9:30am - 11:00am NASSS Presidential Address: Dr. Joshua Newman, Professor, Florida State University, USA 11:00am - 12:15pm Concurrent Sessions - 6 12:15pm - 1:30pm Take a Student to Lunch 1:00pm - 3:00pm Conference Registration - Open 1:30pm - 2:45pm Concurrent Sessions - 7 Keynote: Dr. Damion Thomas, Curator of Sports, National Museum of African American 3:00pm - 4:30pmDRAFT History & Culture - Smithsonian, USA 4:40pm - 5:30pm Concurrent Sessions - 8 5:30pm - 7:00pm NASSS Business Meeting 7:00pm - 10:00pm NASSS Presidential Reception

Saturday, November 3, 2018 Time Event 7:00am - 10:00am NASSS Executive Board Meeting & Breakfast 7:30am - 9:30am Conference Registration - Open 8:00am - 3:00pm Exhibits & Vendors 8:00am - 9:15am Concurrent Session - 9 9:15am - 9:30am Break 9:30am - 11:00am Keynote: Dr. David Leonard, Professor, Washington State University, USA 11:15am - 12:15pm Concurrent Session - 10 12:15pm - 1:30pm NASSS Members Luncheon 1:30pm - 2:45pm Concurrent Session - 11 Concurrent 3:00pm - 4:00pm Session - 12 4:00pm NASSS 2018 Annual Conference Ends

NASSS PRELIMINARY PROGRAM SCHEDULE 8/2018 2 Thursday, November 1, 2018

SESSION I 8:00 AM - 9:15 AM

1A Panel) Settler Colonialism, Cacophony, and Allyship: A Critical Conversation Organizer: Chen Chen, University of Alberta Moderator: Chen Chen, University of Alberta Panelists: John N. Singer, Texas A&M University - [email protected] Christine O' Bonsawin, University of Victoria - [email protected] Tricia McGuire-Adams, University of Alberta - [email protected] Natalie Welch, University of Tennessee - [email protected] C. RichardDRAFT King, Columbia College Chicago, [email protected] 1B Student Poster Session Organizer: Akilah Carter-Francique, Prairie View A&M University Moderator: TBD See Poster Session List on Page 34-35

1C Teaching the Sociology of Sport: Ideas, Issues, & Innovations 2 Organizer: Linda J. Henderson, St. Mary's University, Calgary, [email protected] Moderator: Linda J. Henderson, St. Mary's University, Calgary, [email protected] Public sociology and the classroom: Students as our first “public” Presenter: Adam Love, University of Tennessee [email protected] Teaching Sport Sociology Outside the Traditional Academic Setting: An Experiential Learning Case Study Presenter(s): Alexandra Fairchild, Cardinal Stritch University, [email protected] Interculturality through Experiential Learning: The Role of Food, Music, and Sport Presenter(s): Scott Waltemyer, Texas A&M University, [email protected] World Cup Teaching: Making Mega-Events Sociological Learning Opportunities Presenter(s): Andrew Guest, University of Portland, [email protected]

1D NFL and NBA: Marketing & Media Organizer: Deockki Hong, University of Northern Iowa - [email protected] Moderator: Deockki Hong, University of Northern Iowa - [email protected] A Critical Discourse of Biracial Athletes in Korean Basketball League Presenter(s): Deockki Hong, University of Northern Iowa - [email protected], Benjamin Nam, University of Tennessee-Knoxville - [email protected], & Yongsuk Yim - [email protected] "Ungrateful fool": Media Framing of Donald Trump and LaVar Ball's Pubic Kerfluffle Following the UCLA Basketball Player Arrests in China Presenter(s): Ryan Turcott, Adelphi University - [email protected] & Jules Boykoff, Affiliation - [email protected]

NASSS PRELIMINARY PROGRAM SCHEDULE 8/2018 3 The National Football League and Socia Media Marketing Presenter(s): Christopher Dehart-Reed - [email protected] & Jeffrey Montez de Oca - [email protected], University of Colorado - Colorado Springs The Manufacture of Sport Fantasy: Disneyfication/ization and Gameplay Governance in the National Basketball Association Presenter(s): Steve Marston, Unaffiliated - [email protected]

1E The Olympic Movement: Examining the Summer & Winter Games Organizer: Michele K. Donnelly, Kent State University - [email protected] Moderator: Michele Donnelly, Kent State University - [email protected] "Plus ca change . . .": Changes to the Olympic Games programme 2012 to 2020 Presenter(s): Michelle K. Donnelly, Kent State University - [email protected] Understanding Olympic-Related Developments from Local Residents' Perspectives: The Case of Mount Gariwang for the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympic Games Presenter(s): Liv Yoon, The University of British Columbia - [email protected] SustainableDRAFT community development through the Olympics: Case of 2018 PyeongChange Winter Games Presenter(s) Na Ri Shin - [email protected] & John Welty Peachey - [email protected], University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Exploring the mobilization of networked favela resistance as sub-altern, counter-Olympic legacies in Rio de Janeiro Presenter(s): Sophy Chan - [email protected] & Jeffrey R. Masuda - [email protected], Queen's University Music, Canadian Identity and Sport Presenter(s): Gina Comeau, Laurentian University - [email protected]

1F Rural Sport, Context, Processes & Outcomes 1 Organizer: Kyle Rich, Brock University, [email protected] & Carly Adams, University of Lethbridge, [email protected] Moderator: Kyle Rich, Brock University, [email protected] & Carly Adams, University of Lethbridge, [email protected] Soccer in the Park: A Critical Self-Reflection on Sport in a Rural Community Presenter(s): Kaitlin Okamoto, University of Minnesota, [email protected] "You're gonna have to get out there and dig for a while": trails and well-being in the contact zone Presenter(s): Tavis Smith, University of Toronto, [email protected] Political Confusion: From Conservatism to Environmentalism in Appalachian Ultramarathon Running Presenter(s): Meir Lewin, University of Maryland, [email protected] “Hey, why don't we have a bonspiel?:” Exploring sport as an expression of Canadian Nikkei resiliency in Southern Alberta, Canada Presenter(s): Carly Adams, University of Lethbridge, [email protected]

1G Sport, Sex(uality), & the City Organizer: Caroline Fusco, University of Toronto, [email protected] Moderator: Caroline Fusco, University of Toronto, [email protected] Changing the game: Advancing transgender and gender non-binary inclusion in locker rooms

NASSS PRELIMINARY PROGRAM SCHEDULE 8/2018 4 Presenter(s): Ali Greey, University of Toronto, [email protected] ‘Our Ginny’? Assessing Virginia Wade’s Wimbledon Win in 1977 at the Intersection of Gender and British Identity Politics Presenter(s): Robert J. Lake, Douglas College, [email protected] Sexually Scripting the Black Athlete Body: Media and the White Gaze Presenter(s): Alvin Logan, Jr., University of Washington, [email protected] Designer Bodies and the Global Sport Spectacle Presenter(s): Amanda De Lisio, Bournemouth University, [email protected] & Trayante Brêtas, Rutgers, [email protected]

1H Images, Icons, & the Sporting Community Organizer: Mark Falcous, University of Otago - [email protected] Moderator: Mark Falcous, University of Otago - [email protected] The death of Colin Meads and the New Zealand imagination Presenter(s):DRAFT Mark Falcous, University of Otago - [email protected] Removing Chief Wahoo: Fan Reactions to Cleveland's Mascot Change Presenter(s): Hannah Plummer, Florida State University - [email protected] #GayAF: Instagram, Homophobia, and the ESPN's the Body Issue Presenter(s): Lauren Anderson, Lasell College - [email protected]

SESSION II 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM

2A Panel) Author Meets Critic: "When Women Rule the Court" Organizer: Cheryl Cooky, Purdue University, [email protected] Moderator: Cheryl Cooky, Purdue University, [email protected] Panelists: Nicole Willms, Gonzaga University, [email protected] Jessica Chin, San José State University, [email protected] Constancio R. Arnaldo Jr., University of Nevada, Las Vegas, [email protected] C. Richard King, Columbia College Chicago, [email protected]

2B Student Poster Session Organizer: Akilah Carter-Francique, Prairie View A&M University - [email protected] Moderator: TBD See Poster List on Page 34-35

2C Teaching the Sociology of Sport: Ideas, Issues, & Innovations 2 Organizer: Linda J. Henderson, St. Mary's University, Calgary, [email protected] Moderator: Linda J. Henderson, St. Mary's University, Calgary, [email protected] Removing the triple threat in slide design Presenter(s): Emily Dane-Staples, St. John Fisher College, [email protected]

NASSS PRELIMINARY PROGRAM SCHEDULE 8/2018 5 Writing Assignments to Foster Critical Thinking in the Sociology of Sport Presenter(s): Wib Leonard, Illinois State University, [email protected] The Case for Centering Writing in Sociology of Sport Pedagogy Presenter(s): Nathan Kalman-Lamb, Duke University, [email protected]

2D Concussions in Sport Culture Organizer: Theresa Walton-Fisette, Kent State University - [email protected] Moderator: Theresa Walton-Fisette, Kent State University - [email protected] Getting Your Bell Rung' to CTE: Representations of Sports Related Concussions Over Time Presenter(s): Theresa Walton-Fisette, Kent State University - [email protected] "If I can still move, I can still surf!": Exploring surfers' understandings of concussion in Canadian surf culture Presenter(s): Nikolaus Dean, University of British Columbia - [email protected] Concussion, media, and the female athlete: A discourse analysis of Canadian media's coverage of sport-related concussion Presenter(s):DRAFT Kaleigh Ferdinand Pennock - [email protected], Braeden McKenzie - [email protected], & Michael Dao - [email protected], University of Toronto Concussion and Culture: Power, Discourse, and the 2016 Consensus Statement on Concussion in Sport Presenter(s): Braeden McKenzie, University of Toronto - [email protected]

2E Strange Fruit: Sportswomen & Activism Organizer: Akilah Carter-Francique, Prairie View A&M University - [email protected] Moderator: Akilah Carter-Francique, Prairie View A&M University - [email protected] Double Jeopardy: Being African American female in the sport of golf Presenter(s): Courtney Flowers, Texas Southern University - [email protected] The Importance of Culture: Understanding Black Female College Athletes' Health and Well-Being Presenter(s): Celina Banks - [email protected], Akilah Carter-Francique - [email protected], & Angela Branch-Vital - [email protected], Prairie View A&M University Learning to Lead? Race and Perceived Effects of College on Career Skill Development and Utility Among Sportswomen Presenter(s): Rachel Allison, Mississippi State University - [email protected] College Sport and its Activists: Women Athletes' Awareness and Activism Presenter(s) Judith McDonnell, Bryant University - [email protected] & Wendy Baker, Johnson &Wales University/Community College of Rhode Island - [email protected] The Personal is Political: Examining Black Sportswomen's Contemporary Activists Efforts Presenter(s): Akilah Carter-Francique, Prairie View A&M University - [email protected]

2F Socio-Cultural and Economic Aspects of Youth Sport Involvement Organizer: Robert Case, Old Dominion University - [email protected] Moderator: Robert Case, Old Dominion University - [email protected] The Crucial Role of Showcase Tournaments in the Youth Sports Industry Presenter(s): Rick Eckstein, Villanova University - [email protected] Neoliberal (Youth) Athleticism: What Can We Do? Presenter(s): Ryan King-White, Towson University - [email protected] NASSS PRELIMINARY PROGRAM SCHEDULE 8/2018 6 The Influence of Shoe Companies in AAU Basketball Presenter(s): Kevin Gbadebo, Western Illinois University - [email protected] Survivors’ Voices of Power and Truth During Larry Nassar’s Sentencing Hearings Presenter(s): Pamela Laucella, Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis - [email protected] Parental Involvement, Commitment, and Motivations in Youth Club Volleyball Participation Presenter(s): Robert Case, Old Dominion University - [email protected]

2G Sport and Domestic Violence: The Truth Behind Closed Doors Organizer: Lauren Anderson, Lasell University - [email protected] Moderator: Lauren Anderson, Lasell University - [email protected] Redemption for all? An Exploration of Racial Bias in ESPN.com’s Framing of NFL Domestic Violence Cases Presenter(s): Patrick Crowe, Affiliation - [email protected] “#WhyIStayed three years and $30 million”: Sport and domestic violence in the context of hashtag activism Presenter(s): Jasmine Linabary, Emporia State University - [email protected], Danielle Corple, [email protected] & Cheryl Cooky, Purdue University - [email protected] Community sport as a setting for domestic violence prevention initiatives Presenter(s): Ruth Jeanes, Monash University - [email protected] & Ramon Spaaj, Affiliation - [email protected]

2H Rural Sport, Context, Processes & Outcomes 2 Organizer: Kyle Rich, Brock University, [email protected]; Carly Adams, University of Lethbridge, [email protected] Moderator: Carly Adams, University of Lethbridge, [email protected] It’s just so nice to have someone who is interested in rural sports. They are just so different”: The case for place-based research Presenter(s): Dominique Falls, Douglas College, [email protected] Rural Hockey Heroes: What Happens when you Challenge the Dominant Narrative of #HumboldtStrong? Presenter(s): Kyle Rich, Brock University, [email protected]; Ann Pegoraro, Laurentian University, [email protected] She's not my ideal: Mixed messages about CrossFit women Presenter(s): Christina Gipson, Georgia Southern University, [email protected]; Nancy Malcom, Georgia Southern University, [email protected]; Caitlyn, Hauff; University of South Alabama, [email protected]; & Hannah Bennett, Augusta University, [email protected]

SESSION III 1:30 PM - 2:45 PM

3A Panel) "What's Going On?": Policing Black Athletes Activism in the Caribbean and the United States Organizer: Earl Smith, PhD, Wake Forest University, [email protected] Moderator: Earl Smith, PhD, Wake Forest University, [email protected] Panelists: What’s Really Going on in West Indies Cricket?: New Plantocracy, Policing and Player Resistance Panelist(s): Roy McCree, University of the West Indies Trinidad and Tobago, [email protected] Strange Fruit: Sportswomen of Color and Activism

NASSS PRELIMINARY PROGRAM SCHEDULE 8/2018 7 Panelist(s): Akilah Francique, Prairie View A&M University, [email protected] Inhibiting the conversion of athletic capital into political capital: The media’s role in policing the Black athletic body Panelist(s): Billy Hawkins, University of Houston, [email protected] Policing Black Athletes Bodies Panelist(s): Angela J. Hattery, George Mason University, [email protected] & Earl Smith, PhD, Wake Forest University, [email protected]

3B Sport, Society, & Technology 1 Organizer: Jennifer Sterling, University of Iowa, [email protected] Mary McDonald, Georgia Institute of Technology, [email protected] Moderator: Jennifer Sterling, University of Iowa, [email protected] Science’s Rockstars and Dominant Discourses of Athletic Performance: How Sociology Can Help Us Think and Practice Differently Presenter(s): Brian Gearity, University of Denver, [email protected] Same Tricks,DRAFT New Name: ‘Scientism’ and the IAAF’s Hyperandrogenism Policy Presenter(s): Anna Posbergh, University of Maryland, [email protected] Exercise Science Depression Studies: An Alternative Framework Presenter(s): Caitlin Clarke, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, [email protected] Sleep performance is the new performance: Sleep positivity in sport Presenter(s): Sarah Barnes, Queen’s University, [email protected]

3C Movement, Music, & Meaning: Exploring and Explaining Disability Organizer: Natalie Campbell, Affiliation - [email protected] Moderator: Natalie Campbell, Affiliation - [email protected] The Entanglement of Legacy from London 2012: Paralympic and Olympic reflections around the "Inspire a Generation" aim Presenter(s): Verity Postlethwaite, University of Worcester & SOAS University of London - [email protected] The influence of provincial governments in Canada on the development of disability sport: The case of British Columbia Presenter(s): Andrew Hammond, University of British Columbia - [email protected], Caitlin Pentifallo Gadd, Via Sport - [email protected], Andrea Bundon, University of British Columbia - [email protected], Tim Konoval, University of British Columbia - [email protected], Shawna Lawson, Via Sport - [email protected], & Joesoph O' Rouke, University of British Columbia - [email protected] Disability in the gym: Perceptions and understandings of individuals with disabilities Presenter(s): Andrea Bundon, The University of British Columbia - [email protected]

3D Sporting Geographies 1 Organizer: Ali Greey, University of Toronto, [email protected] Moderator: Ali Greey, University of Toronto, [email protected] Let Your Body Shine, You Mean Something: Gender/Queer Dance, Bodily Movement, and Community Space Presenter(s): Claire Carter, University of Regina, [email protected] No Fatty Left Behind: Fat Bodies in the Great Outdoors

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Presenter(s): Layla Cameron, Simon Fraser University, [email protected] Transcending All Terrains: Engaging the Methodologies of Black Geographies and Indigenous Land Education to Examine the Places of Sport Presenter(s): Ali Greey, University of Toronto, [email protected] Queering the Queen City Audio Walking Tour: Storied Physicality and Urban Space Presenter(s): Evie Ruddy, Independent Scholar, [email protected] & Claire Carter, University of Regina, [email protected]

3E Music & Action Sports: Examining Soundscapes of Emerging Sport Cultures Organizer: Neftalie Williams, PhD Candidate University of Waikato, University of Southern California, [email protected], [email protected] Moderator: Neftalie Williams, PhD Candidate University of Waikato, University of Southern California, [email protected], [email protected] Young commercially sponsored kite surfers riding the wave of the future Presenter(s): Froukje Smits, Utrecht University of Applied Science - froukje.smits@hu Never BeenDRAFT Done”: Conformity and Experimentation in Skateboard Video-Editing Conventions Presenter(s): Glen Wood, Graduate Student, York University, Toronto, [email protected] Mall Grab: Authenticity and Appropriation in Action Sport Branding Presenter(s): Courtney Cox, Perry Johnson, University of Southern California, [email protected], [email protected] Sonic ‘Youts’, Public Enemies, Minor Threats and ‘Real MC’s’: Reinterpreting US Racial Formations through the aural landscapes of skateboarding culture Presenter(s): Neftalie Williams, University of Waikato, University of Southern California, [email protected], [email protected]

3F The Sound of Difference in Outdoor Culture Organizer: Courtney Szto, Queen's University, [email protected] & Layla Cameron, Simon Fraser University, [email protected] Moderator: Courtney Szto, Queen's University, [email protected] & Layla Cameron, Simon Fraser University, [email protected] Soundtracks of Difference in Outdoor Rock Climbing Presenter(s): Jennifer Wigglesworth, Queen's University, [email protected] All That Noise: Non-discursive practices of summer camp counsellor experiences Presenter(s): Mandi Baker, Torrens University, [email protected] Can You Hear What I Hear? Sounds of gatekeeping in outdoor culture Presenter(s): Diandra Oliver, Simon Fraser University, [email protected] The Sound of Complicity: Interrogating (my) halluci/nation Presenter(s): Jason Laurendeau, University of Lethbridge, [email protected] Otherness and Anxiety: The inner dialogue of a newly stigmatized Other Presenter(s): Faye Wachs, Cal Poly Poloma, [email protected]

3G Assessing Race, Ethnicity & Immigration Research in Sport Sociology Organizer: Simon Barrick, University of Calgary - Faculty of Kinesiology, [email protected]

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Moderator: Simon Barrick, University of Calgary - Faculty of Kinesiology, [email protected] ‘Racial’ Representation in Canadian Interuniversity Sport: A Pilot Study Presenter(s): Madison Danford, University of Toronto, [email protected] Exploring the role of winter sport participation in the lives of newcomers to Canada Presenter(s): Simon Barrick, University of Calgary - Faculty of Kinesiology, [email protected] Habitus, racial prejudice and whiteness on Australian Football League message boards Presenter(s): Jamie Cleland, University of South Australia, [email protected]

3H The Role of Sports Stadiums and Arenas Organizer: Jay Scherer, University of Alberta - [email protected] Moderator: Jay Scherer, University of Alberta - [email protected] A fresh sheet of ice? Changing business models, arena developments, and expansive subsidy demands Presenter(s): Jay Scherer - [email protected] & Paul Nya - [email protected], University of Alberta Political ecology of a carbon neutral Bundelliga stadium Presenter(s):DRAFT Kyle Bunds, North Carolina State University and Technical University of Munich - [email protected], Chris McLeod, Texas Tech University - [email protected], Joshua Newman, Florida State University - [email protected], Joerg Koenigstorfer, Technical University of Munich- [email protected] Policing the new urban sporting frontier Presenter(s): Jay Scherer - [email protected], Judy Davidson - [email protected], & Ryan Kafara - [email protected], University of Alberta

SESSION IV 4:30 PM - 5:45 PM

4A New Materialism in Sport Sociology: Where to Now Organizer: Pirkko Markula, University of Alberta, [email protected] Moderator: Pirkko Markula, University of Alberta, [email protected] Panelists: David Andrews, University of Maryland, [email protected] Joshua Newman, Florida State University, [email protected] Holly Thorpe, University of Waikato, [email protected] James Denison, University of Alberta, [email protected] Richard Pringle, Monash University, [email protected]

4B Gender, Race, & Sport: Intersections/Assemblages - 10th Anniversary Organizer: Ann Travers, Simon Fraser University - [email protected] & Robert Pitter, Acadia University - [email protected] Moderator: Ann Travers, Simon Fraser University, [email protected] More than Football: Analyzing Journalistic Coverage and Reader Comments of Colin Kaepernick Presenter(s): Adrianne Grubic, University of Texas at Austin - [email protected] Preserving the hegemony: Performance and policing of gender conformity in online autosport Presenter(s): Christine Wegner, University of Florida, [email protected]

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The project “Identify”: A maneuver by the IOC to sustain its management over trans athletes in elite sport" Presenter(s): Mustafa Karacam, Queen's University, [email protected] Body in transition: Sports, Gender & Place among Palestinian women in Israel Presenter(s): Suzy Ben dori, Affiliation - [email protected]

4C Sport, Media, & Technology 2 Organizer: Jennifer Sterling, University of Iowa, [email protected] Mary McDonald, Georgia Institute of Technology, [email protected] Moderator: Lawrence Wenner, Loyola Marymount University - [email protected] “Band-Aid solutions”: Media framing of Trevor Bauer drone incident in digital and print media Presenter(s): Timothy Rose, Kent State University, [email protected] #Digital space invaders: Muslim sportswomen use of digital technologies to negotiate sporting cultural identities Presenter(s): Nida Ahmad, University of Waikato, [email protected]

Bikes andDRAFT beats: Engaging the San José Bike Party through mobile video ethnography

Presenter(s): Jessica Chin, San Jose State University, [email protected], Matthew Masucci, San Jose State University, [email protected], Jay Johnson, San Jose State University, [email protected]

4D Sporting Geographies 2 Organizer: Ali Greey, University of Toronto, [email protected] & Claire Carter, University of Regina, [email protected] Moderator: Ali Greey, University of Toronto, [email protected] & Claire Carter, University of Regina, [email protected] Moving Young Bodies at Play in the Politics of Neighbourhood Improvement Initiatives Erin Sharpe, Brock University, [email protected], Brett Lashua, Leeds Beckett University, [email protected], Cathy van Ingen, Brock University, [email protected] Who is Really Gonna benefit?” Songs Celebrating and Resisting the New Urban Sports Frontier Ryan Kafara, University of Alberta, [email protected] We the North: a critical geography in basketball’s sounding cultures – Toronto Jordan Zalis, Memorial University, [email protected] A Melody that Sets You Free”: Venice’s Mythical Sporting Sounds Perry Johnson, University of Southern California, [email protected] & Courtney Cox University of Southern California, [email protected]

4E The Surge of Affect in Sports Studies Organizer: Adam Ali, Queen's University, [email protected] Moderator: Adam Ali, Queen's University, [email protected] What counts as national tragedy? The cruel pessimism of Humboldt Presenter(s): Adam Ali, Queen's University, [email protected] Networked Affects: Women’s self-representations of physical activity on Instagram Presenter(s): Kim Toffoletti, Deakin University, [email protected] & Rebecca Olive, University of Queensland, [email protected] NASSS PRELIMINARY PROGRAM SCHEDULE 8/2018 11

Affective attributions: Commentators’ raced portrayal of emotion in football players Presenter(s): Siduri Haslerig, University of Oklahoma, [email protected] Sara Grummert, University of California, Riverside, [email protected] "It Nearly Broke Me:" Postfeminism, Affective Labor, and Women Sportscasters Presenter(s): Guy Harrison, Youngstown State University, [email protected] Finding Joy in Mindful Movement: Returning to Walking, Running, Swimming, and Playing the Piano Dr. Katharine Jones, Jefferson University, [email protected]

4F The Lived Experiences of College Athletes Organizer: Paul Harris, University of Virginia - [email protected] Moderator: Paul Harris, University of Virginia - [email protected] Meanings of injury among collegiate student-athletes Presenter(s): Kaitlin Pericak, University of Miami - [email protected] Are intercollegiate athletics departments encouraging anonymous HIV testing for student-athletes? Presenter(s):DRAFT Samantha Ellis - [email protected] & Christina Martin - [email protected], Troy University A preliminary examination of stereotype threat in student-athletes: College student perspectives of student- athletes in the classroom Presenter(s): Margaret Tudor, University of Tampa - [email protected] & Megan Parrieti, University of Wisconsin- Parkside - [email protected] Ready athletes: A mobile application and Black male student athletes Presenter(s): Paul Harris, University of Virginia - [email protected]

4G Yo! Bum Rush the Show Organizer: F. Michelle Richardson, Coppin State University - [email protected] Moderator: F. Michelle Richardson, Coppin State University - [email protected] Performing field: The indispensable factors of the Prosperity Haka Presenter(s): Zhenge Liu, Affiliation - [email protected] Better than Steph Curry and More Profitable than Lebron James: An Analysis of LaVar Ball’s Agenda Building of the Ball Brothers Presenter(s): Melvin Williams, Pace University - [email protected] Fashion, cultural intermediaries, and the Black athlete Presenter(s): Laquez Spearmon, St. John's University - [email protected]

4H Sport and Youth Development Organizer: Robert Engvall - [email protected] & Jessica Skolnikoff - [email protected], Roger Williams University Moderator: Robert Engvall - [email protected] & Jessica Skolnikoff - [email protected], Roger Williams University Systems influences on sport disengagement and disenchantment for traumatized and disadvantaged youth Presenter(s): Meredith Whitley, Adelphi University - [email protected] & William Massey, Oregon State University - [email protected] Interrelated spaces of youth soccer in US: Group identity, sporting development, competition, & community Presenter(s): Alex Manning, University of Minnesota - [email protected]

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What's a parent to do? The contradictions among the "Arms Race" of youth sports Presenter(s): Robert Engvall - [email protected] & Jessica Skolnikoff - [email protected], Roger Williams University

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Friday, November 2, 2018

SESSION V 8:00 AM - 9:15 AM

5A Understanding the Stories of Bodies, Selves and Lives: The Use of Narrative in Research Organizer: Jennifer Metz, Aurora University - [email protected] Moderator: Jennifer Metz, Aurora University - [email protected] Eating dis/orders and recovery: Athlete autobiographies as critical discursive pedagogies Presenter(s): Kerry McGannon, Laurentian University - [email protected] & Jenny McMahon, Affiliation - [email protected] A notorious' spectacle: Reading Conor McGregor through a narrative lens Presenter(s): Ted Butryn, San Jose State University - [email protected], John Jay, University of Manitoba - [email protected], & Matthew Masucci, San Jose State University - [email protected] Performative narrative of LipSync Battle: "Transgressing" to hetero-normalized identities Presenter(s):DRAFT Jennifer Metz, Aurora University - [email protected]

5B Physical Education & Social Justice Organizer: Rebecca Foster - [email protected], Polly Christian - [email protected], & Richard Pepperell - [email protected], University of Worchester - UK Moderator: Rebecca Foster - [email protected], Polly Christian - [email protected], & Richard Pepperell - [email protected], University of Worchester - UK Undergraduate physical education students' journeys: Developing knowledge, perceptions, and attitudes towards special education need and disability physical education Presenter(s): Rebecca Foster - [email protected], Polly Christian - [email protected], & Richard Pepperell - [email protected], University of Worchester - UK Immigration and the body: A comparison of young Iranian women's experiences of embodiment in Canad and Iran Presenter(s): Bahar Tajrobehkar, University of Toronto - [email protected] Constructing difference and inequality: Discursive practices in PE teacher education Presenter(s): Corina van Doodewaard, Windesheim University of Applied Sciences & Utrecht University - [email protected] Gender and sexual politics in sport-based Japanese physical education Presenter(s): Jun Mikami, Kyoto University of Education - [email protected], Megumi Seki, Affiliation - [email protected], Satoko Itani, Affiliation - [email protected], & Keiko Itani, Kyoto University of Education - [email protected]

5C Health, Physical Activity, & Culture Organizer: Pierre Rogers, George Mason University - [email protected] Moderator: Pierre Rogers, George Mason University - [email protected] Participation constraints in physical activity of US immigrant Chinese women Presenter(s): Pierre Rogers - [email protected], Xiaoli Li - [email protected], Ellen Rogers - [email protected], & Julie Alysworth - [email protected], George Mason University IPF patients' lived experiences of physical activity: Examining the materiality of a terminal illness Presenter(s): Lisa McDermott - [email protected]& Meena Kalluri - [email protected], University of Alberta NASSS PRELIMINARY PROGRAM SCHEDULE 8/2018 14

The role of physical activity and health on aging well for urban indigenous older adults Presenter(s): Lauren Brooks-Cleator - [email protected] & Audrey Giles - [email protected], University of Ottawa Make America Fit Again: CrossFit's entanglements with the populist movement Presenter(s): Shaun Edmonds, University of Maryland - College Park - [email protected]

5D Populism and the leisure spectacle: Performing power and identity: Place and events Organizer: Bryan C. Clift, University of Bath UK, [email protected] Alan Tomlinson, University of Brighton UK, [email protected] Moderator: Bryan C. Clift, University of Bath UK, [email protected]& Alan Tomlinson, University of Brighton UK, [email protected] Blame games: Sport, populism, and crisis politics in Greece Presenter(s): Jacob Bustad, Towson University - [email protected] Lula's populist wake: Sporting mega-events and leftist populism in Brazil Presenter(s): Bryan Clift, University of Bath - [email protected] Sport, music,DRAFT and populism in Brazil Presenter(s): Renata Maria Toledo, Universidade Estadual de Maringa, Brazil - [email protected] Nationalism, internationalism, U. S. soccer fandom, and the 2018 World Cup Presenter(s): Sam Winemiller, University of Tennessee at Knoxville - [email protected], Adam Love, University of Tennessee at Knoxville - [email protected], & Seungmo Kim, Hong Kong Baptist University - [email protected]

5E Athlete Activism Organizer: Charles Crowley, Olivet College - email Moderator: Charles Crowley, Olivet College - email The pleyer's tribune: Theorizing athlete activism through after-globalization Presenter(s): Simon Darnell, University of Toronto - [email protected] From passports to anthems: American courts and athlete activism Presenter(s): Sarah Fields, University of Colorado - Denver - [email protected] Troubling the racial state: Sporting protests during the US national anthem Presenter(s): Jeffrey Montez de Oca, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs - [email protected] A change here: Music, policies, and sports Presenter(s): Charles Crowley, Olivet College - [email protected], Wardell Johnson, Eastern Kentucky University - [email protected] , Algerian Hart, Western Illinois University - [email protected], & Emmett Gill, University of Texas at Austin - [email protected]

5F Place-Based Music and Sport in Global Context Organizer: Rose Chepyator-Thomson, University of Georgia - [email protected] Moderator: Rose Chepyator-Thomson, University of Georgia - [email protected] Globalization, Figure Skating, and Cultural Change Presenter(s): Sewhan Kim, University of Georgia - [email protected] From beat box, breakdance, and baggy pants: Hip hop as builder for cultural bridges and social injustice awareness among European female basketball players. Presenter(s): Robbia Matz, University of Georgia - [email protected] NASSS PRELIMINARY PROGRAM SCHEDULE 8/2018 15

Mexican chant bringing out FIFA’s double discourse regarding homophobic practices Presenter(s): Vanessa García González, Universidad Autónoma Chapingo - [email protected] & Mafaldo Maza Dueñas, Affiliation, email You Never Walk Alone: Cultural Labor and Stadium Performance Presenter(s): Chris Henderson, University of Iowa - [email protected]

5G Pracademic Teaching: Giving Life to Sport Sociology Theory Organizer: Gary Sailes, Indiana University - [email protected] Moderator: TBD Title TBD Panelist(s): Jamie Ali, Western Illinois University, [email protected] Utilizing Experiential Learning to Explore the Impact of the Milwaukee Jewish Community Center Bomb Threats Panelist(s): Alexandra Fairchild, Cardinal Stritch University, [email protected] LGBTQI2S Inclusion in Sport: An Analysis of Coach Education Materials Panelist(s):DRAFT Connor MacDonald, University of Calgary - [email protected]

5H Post-Qualitative Inquiry in Sport & Physical Culture Research 1 Organizer: Katelyn Esmonde, University of Maryland, [email protected] Moderator: Pirkko Markula, University of Alberta, [email protected] The Physicality of Theorizing and the (Running) Body Multiple Presenter(s): Katelyn Esmonde, University of Maryland, [email protected] & Shannon Jette, University of Maryland, [email protected] The Fabric of Athleisure: Theorizing and thinking through New Materialism Presenter(s): Julie Brice, University of Waikato, [email protected] A Student and Post-Qualitative Inquiry Walk Into a Bar: Syncretistic Methodology as Figuration Presenter(s): Zachary Smith, University of Tennessee, [email protected] PQI and the City: Power, Politics, and Post-Qualitative Methods Presenter(s): Oliver J. C. Rick, Springfield College, [email protected] Jacob J. Bustad, Towson University, [email protected] Yoga philosophy and New Materialism as Ontology within a Feminist Ethnography Presenter(s): Allison Jeffrey, University of Waikato, [email protected]

SESSION VI 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM

6A DCCC "Don't Believe the Hype" Value of Diverse Scholarship Think Tank Organizer: Algerian Hart, Western Illinois University - [email protected] Moderator: Algerian Hart, Western Illinois University - [email protected] Panelists: Emmett Gill, University of Texas at Austin - [email protected] Courtney Flowers, Texas Southern University - [email protected] Akilah Carter-Francique, Prairie View A&M University - [email protected] Charles Crowley, Olivet College - [email protected]

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J. Kenyatta Cavil, Texas Southern University - [email protected] F. Michelle Richardson, Coppin State University, [email protected] Charles Crowley, Olivet College - [email protected]

6B Women, Sports Media, & Film Organizer: Stacey Pope, Durham University - [email protected] Moderator: Stacey Pope, Durham University - [email protected] A new age media coverage of women's sport? An analysis of English media coverage of the 2015 FIFA women's World Cup Presenter(s): Stacey Pope, Durham University - [email protected] "Despite Title IX . . .": articulations of feminism in/ and sport media Presenter(s): Cheryl Cooky, Purdue University - [email protected], Dunja Antunovic, Bradley University - [email protected] The time for invigorated feminist sports media scholarship is now Presenter(s):DRAFT Jennifer McClearen, University of Texas at Austin - [email protected] "A Beautiful Triumph": Feminism in sport films Presenter(s): Dunja Antunovic, Bradley University - [email protected] & Cheryl Cooky, Purdue University - [email protected]

6C Using Music to Inspire Sport Performance 1 Organizer: Linda J. Henderson, St. Mary's University, Calgary, [email protected] Moderator: Linda J. Henderson, St. Mary's University, Calgary, [email protected] Music as a form of Athlete Identity Expression: A Pilot Study Presenter(s): Kat Longshore, Lafayette College, [email protected], and Erica Tibbetts, Smith College, [email protected] A Glimpse Inside? The Rhetoric of Player-Selected Walk-up Music Presenter(s): Allison Levin, Webster University, [email protected] and Thomas Cason, [email protected] From Moulin Rouge to Hallelujah: Music inspiring Canada (and beyond) Presenter(s): Barbara Ravel, Laurentian University, [email protected]

6D Black Athletes, Rap/Hip-Hop, & Identity Development Organizer: Dr. Alvin Logan, Jr; University of Washington, Adjunct Faculty; [email protected] Moderator: Dr. Alvin Logan, Jr; University of Washington, Adjunct Faculty; [email protected] Christian Hip-Hop Speaks Out: Intersection of Race, Sport, and Christianity Presenter(s): Brandon Crooms & Dr. Louis Harrison; University of Texas at Austin; [email protected], [email protected] Black Cultural Intermediaries, Post-Fordism, and Managed 'Otherness' Presenter(s): Brandon Wallace, University of Maryland, [email protected] Cycles and Ciphers: Tastes and Aesthetics of Black Cyclists Presenter(s): P. Khalil Saucier; Bucknell University, Africana Studies; [email protected] Basketball, Hip-Hop and Popular Culture NASSS PRELIMINARY PROGRAM SCHEDULE 8/2018 17

Presenter(s): Graeme Metcalf, Ryerson University, [email protected]

6E Sport as Avant Garde 1 Organizer: Robert E. Rinehart, University of Waikato, [email protected] Moderator: Robert E. Rinehart, University of Waikato, [email protected] Beyond Centerfield: Linking rock and roll music and baseball fandom through Optimal Distinctiveness Theory Presenter(s): Brian Petrotta, University of Oklahoma, [email protected] The Avant Garde Gym Culture in Luoyang Presenter(s): Yang (Sunny) Zhang, University of Maryland, [email protected] Your Opponent is Your Partner: The Practice and Politics of Pro Wrestling Presenter(s): Laurence de Garis, University of Indianapolis, [email protected]

6F LGBTQI and Sporting Culture Organizer: Emmett Gill, University of Texas at Austin - [email protected] Moderator:DRAFT Emmett Gill, University of Texas at Austin - [email protected]

Disco demolition night at Cominskey Park: The implications for race, sexual orientation and the future of baseball Presenter(s): Emmett Gill, University of Texas at Austin - [email protected] An athlete's sexuality and its effect on their endorsement effectiveness Presenter(s): Benjamin Pereira - [email protected] & Jeffrey James - [email protected], Florida State University Now that they're out: Experiences of openly LGBQ players and their teammates Presenter(s): Evan Brody, University of Wisconsin at La Crosse - [email protected], Katrina Pariera, Affiliation - [email protected], & D. Travers Scott, Clemson University - [email protected] Transgender student athletes: Legal and social impacts Presenter(s): Amy Cox, Troy University - [email protected] Meta-analysis of media coverage of gay professionals team sports athletes since Jason Collins Presenter(s): Edward (Ted) Kian, Oklahoma State University - [email protected] & John Vincent, Affiliation - [email protected]

6G Sport, History, & Settler Colonialism Organizer: Victoria Paraschak, University of Windsor - [email protected] Moderator: Victoria Paraschak, University of Windsor - [email protected] "The bright side of the road": IndigenousSportHistory.ca and Wikipedia Presenter(s): Victoria Paraschak, University of Windsor - [email protected] & Taylor Mckee, Affiliation - [email protected] CentennialActivity.ca: Physical culture and public history Presenter(s): Peter Donnelly, University of Toronto - [email protected] Iron foot place: Public art, hockey, and discourses of reconciliation Presenter(s): Judy Davidson, University of Alberta - [email protected] Re-routing settler colonial movement Presenter(s): Heather Sykes, OISE University of Toronto - [email protected]

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6H Let's Keep It Moving: The Role of Sport & Public Health Practice 1 Organizer: Jacqueline McDowell, George Mason University, [email protected] & Joyce Olushola Ogunrinde, University of Houston, [email protected] Moderator: Jacqueline McDowell, George Mason University, [email protected] & Joyce Olushola Ogunrinde, University of Houston, [email protected] Caretakers’ Intentions for Health and Well-Being of Intellectually Disabled Athletes Participant(s): Galen T. Trail (Seattle University, [email protected]); Brian P. McCullough (Seattle University, [email protected]) Re-Orienting the Physical Literacy Concept: Implications of Race and Racial Stratification Presenter(s): Trevor Bopp (University of Florida, [email protected]); Joshua D. Vadeboncoeur (University of Florida, [email protected]); Unfit Subjects: Disability and Control in Ontario's Physical Education Curriculum Presenter(s): Stephanie Dotto (Trent University, [email protected]) Sport involvement patterns during your and adulthood: Initial findings from the National Sport and Society Survey Presenter(s): Chris Knoester, The Ohio State University, [email protected] DRAFT 6I Soccer Across the Globe Organizer: Luleiya Huang, Beijing Sport University - [email protected] & Grace Yan, University of South Carolina - [email protected] Moderator: Luleiya Huang, Beijing Sport University - [email protected] & Grace Yan, University of South Carolina - [email protected] Competing narratives in the institutional takeover of Beijing Guoan Soccer Club: Identities and politics in China's soccer Presenter(s): Luleiya Huang, Beijing Sport University - [email protected] & Grace Yan, University of South Carolina - [email protected], Xuemei Bi, Affiliation - [email protected], & Xue Lu, Affiliation - [email protected] Street soccer Scotland: Social inclusion through sport-based programs Presenter(s): Yeaseul Cho, University of Alberta - [email protected], Gavin Reid, University of Melbourne - [email protected], & Jay Scherer, University of Alberta - [email protected] The dialectic of video assistant referee and Maradona Presenter(s): Felix Tun Han Lo, Simon Fraser University - [email protected] Forever blowing bubbles? About soccer fans, community, and citizenship Presenter(s): Anni Pekie, Loughborough University - [email protected]

SESSION VII 1:30 PM - 2:45 PM

7A Can't Stop the Music! Music Power Costs: Gay/Out Organizer: Mark Schuster, Rutgers University, [email protected] Moderator: Mark Schuster, Rutgers University, [email protected] Panelists: Lisa Stulberg, Faculty, Book Author, New York University, [email protected] Bryan Rosenberg, Doctoral Candidate, Co-Author, New York University, [email protected]

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7B Sport, Society, & Technology II Organizer: Jennifer Sterling, University of Iowa, [email protected] Mary McDonald, Georgia Institute of Technology, [email protected] Moderator: Mary McDonald, Georgia Institute of Technology, [email protected] The Nature of the Body in Sport and Physical Culture: From “Sport and the Environment” to “Ecological Embodiment” Presenter(s): Mary McDonald, Georgia Institute of Technology, [email protected] Fitbits, data tracking and the big Western problem that won't go away: Mind/body dualism or Why we always need to be theorizing embodiment Presenter(s): Mary Louise Adams, Queen's University, [email protected] “Get active, save lives”: (Self-)tracking children and the commodification of play Presenter(s): Jesse Couture, University of British Columbia, [email protected] From Xs and Os to 0s and 1s: Tracing data’s visualization in sport Presenter(s): Jennifer Sterling, University of Iowa, [email protected]

7C Sport PhysicalDRAFT Culture & Labor Organizer: Matthew Hawzen, Fairleigh Dickinson University, [email protected] Moderator: Matthew Hawzen, Fairleigh Dickinson University, [email protected] Why am I Overseas? Oscillating Migration Experiences of Former U.S. Men’s Collegiate Basketball Players Presenter(s): Victor Kidd, University of South Carolina, [email protected], Grace Yan, University of South Carolina, [email protected], & Richard Southall, University of South Carolina, [email protected] More than a Game: High School SES and Race of Players and Long-Term Beneficiaries of the NFL Presenter(s): Kristopher White, Florida State University, [email protected] The Construction of a New Labor-Capital Relation: Professional Rugby in the United States Presenter(s): Christopher McLeod, Texas Tech University, [email protected], Calvin Nite, University of North Texas, [email protected], & John Nauright, University of North Texas, [email protected] A Political Economy of Internships in Sport Presenter(s): Matthew Hawzen, Fairleigh Dickinson University, [email protected] A Major Minor Problem: The Future of Minor League Pay Presenter(s): Sam Ehrlich, Florida State University, [email protected]

7D Can't Stop . . . Won't Stop . . . Hip Hop Culture & Sport Organizer: C. Keith Harrison, University of Central Florida - [email protected] & Jeff Porter, University of Michigan - [email protected] Moderator: C. Keith Harrison, University of Central Florida - [email protected] & Jeff Porter, University of Michigan - [email protected] The Blackout: Marketing the Politics of Gender, Race, and Space Presenter(s): Thomas Oates, University of Iowa - [email protected] Hip-Hop & The NBA: Performative Black Masculinity, Expression, and Activism Presenter(s): A. Lamont Williams, Florida State University, [email protected] Generation Hip Hop: Breakin', Hip Hop Pedagogy and Cultural Wealth Presenter(s): Tasha Iglesias, California State University Long Beach - [email protected] OVO & Toronto NASSS PRELIMINARY PROGRAM SCHEDULE 8/2018 20

Presenter(s): Nikolas Webster, Florida State University - [email protected] Leadership LOGIC: Fostering Inclusive Activism Within Collegiate Sport Presenter(s): Algerian Hart, Western Illinois University - [email protected], Emmett Gill, University of Texas at Austin - [email protected], Charles Crowley, Olivet College - [email protected], Jorion Tucker, Western Illinois University - [email protected]

7E The MisEducation of Us: Exploring Relationships, Challenges, & Identity Organizer: Jasmine Hamilton, Prairie View A&M University - [email protected] Moderator: Jasmine Hamilton, Prairie View A&M University - [email protected] The Miseducation of My Child: Lauryn Hill’s “Zion” Presenter(s): Jennifer Fraser, Glenlyon-Norfolk School - [email protected] An intersectional exploration of the perceptions of female athletic administrators displaying agentic behaviors Presenter(s): Jacqueline McDowell, George Mason University - [email protected] Ballin’ all the way to university: Black Canadian female athletes navigating social, educational, and athletic spaces to access post-secondary education Presenter(s):DRAFT Rhonda C. George, York University - [email protected] BMI and Identity: A Preliminary Analysis of Black women, BMI, and Physical Activity Presenter(s): Tori Thompson, University of Maryland - [email protected] Showing Off . . . Thinkin’ It’s a Trend: The Evolving Video Vixen Presenter(s): Jasmine Hamilton, Prairie View A&M University - [email protected]

7F Economic Sociology in Sport Organizer: Nicholas M. Watanabe, University of South Carolina, [email protected] Brian P. Soebbing, University of Alberta, [email protected] Ann Pegoraro, Laurentian University, [email protected] Moderator: Nicholas M. Watanabe, University of South Carolina, [email protected] Brian P. Soebbing, University of Alberta, [email protected] Ann Pegoraro, Laurentian University, [email protected] A Dialogue Between Economics and Sociology in Sport Research Presenter(s): Nicholas M. Watanabe, University of South Carolina, [email protected] Grace Yan, University of South Carolina, [email protected] Where Economics and Sociology Collide, Misconduct and the NFL Presenter(s): Brian P. Soebbing, University of Alberta, [email protected] #TakeAKnee: Exploring the role of strong and weak ties in this online movement Presenter(s): Ann Pegoraro, Laurentian University, [email protected] Using Data Visualization in Sport for Social Change Nonprofit Management Presenter(s): Velina Brackebusch, St. Mary's College of California, [email protected] Ethnic Stereotypes: Impact of Dogma on NHL Achievements and Innovations Presenter(s): Thomas Cason, Independent Scholar, [email protected] Allison Levin, Webster University, [email protected]

7G Transforming Sport by Policy & Athletes Organizer: Brenda A. Riemer, Eastern Michigan University, [email protected] Moderator: Brenda A. Riemer, Eastern Michigan University, [email protected] NASSS PRELIMINARY PROGRAM SCHEDULE 8/2018 21

Transformation and Metamorphosis Presenter(s): Brenda A. Riemer, Eastern Michigan University, [email protected] Transgender High School Athletes: It's Time for Change Presenter(s): Sara Even, Eastern Michigan University, [email protected] Trans Inclusion in Canadian Sport Presenter(s): William Bridel, University of Calgary, [email protected] Learning From Transgender Athletes' Experiences in Sport and Recreation Presenter(s): Sarah Teetzel, University of Manitoba, [email protected] Charlene Weaving, St Francis Xavier University, [email protected] Perceived Meanings and Implications of Transgender Inclusive Policies in Collegiate Recreation - An Exploratory Study Presenter(s): Jennifer A. Pecoraro, Georgia State University - [email protected] & Brenda G. Pitts, Georgia State University - [email protected]

7H (Re)Building Community through Sport Organizer:DRAFT Michael Giardina, Florida State University - [email protected] Moderator: Michael Giardina, Florida State University - [email protected] "We are the warriors who built this town": #VegasStrong, sport, and the cultural politics of civic identity Presenter(s): Michael Giardina - Florida State University - [email protected] The power of community and sport franchises through the lens of September 11th, Hurricane Katrina, & the Boston Marathon Bombing Presenter(s): Benjamin Pereira, Florida State University - [email protected] & Elizabeth Delia, University of Massachusetts Amherst - [email protected] At play in the laboratory: Neoliberal zeal and the remaking of New Zealand sport Presenter(s): Andrew Grainger, Massey University - [email protected] & David Andrews, Affiliation - [email protected]

7I Post-Qualitative Inquiry in Sport & Physical Culture Research 2 Organizer: Katelyn Esmonde, University of Maryland, [email protected] & Pirkko Markula, University of Alberta, [email protected] Moderator: Katelyn Esmonde, University of Maryland, [email protected] & Pirkko Markula, University of Alberta, [email protected] The Physicality of Theorizing and the (Running) Body Multiple Presenter(s): Katelyn Esmonde, University of Maryland, [email protected] Shannon Jette, University of Maryland, [email protected] The Fabric of Athleisure: Theorizing and thinking through New Materialism Presenter(s): Julie Brice, University of Waikato, [email protected] A Student and Post-Qualitative Inquiry Walk Into a Bar: Syncretistic Methodology as Figuration Presenter(s): Zachary Smith, University of Tennessee, [email protected] PQI and the City: Power, Politics, and Post-Qualitative Methods Presenter(s): Oliver J. C. Rick, Springfield College, [email protected] Jacob J. Bustad, Towson University, [email protected]

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SESSION VIII 4:30 PM - 5:45 PM

8A Sociology of Sports Coaching 1 Organizer: Samuel T. Twito, The University of Texas at Austin - [email protected] Moderator: Samuel T. Twito, The University of Texas at Austin - [email protected] Coaches Implementing Gendered Styles of Play in Tennis: A Look at Forehand Presenter(s): Guillaume Latour, Université du Québec à Montréal - [email protected] Coaching Parents: Comparing Father’s and Mother’s Behaviors Presenter(s): Megan Parietti, University of Wisconsin-Parkside - [email protected] Analyzing the Pathways of Women Head Coaches with Career Longevity in NCAA D-I Sport Presenter(s): Anna Baeth, University of Minnesota - [email protected] Changing the Sport Soundtrack for Women Coaches Presenter(s): Nicole M. LaVoi, University of Minnesota - [email protected] The ‘fix,’ the ‘nurturer’ and ‘automatic respect’: Examining the underrepresentation of female college coaches through theDRAFT lens of gendered citizenship and authority Presenter(s): Nick Stoyan, Niagara University - [email protected]

8B Diversity & Inclusion in Sport Organizations Organizer: Annelies Knoppers, University of Utrecht - [email protected] Moderator: Annelies Knoppers, University of Utrecht - [email protected] Who is responsible for belonging? A critical analysis of swimming Australia’s inclusive swimming framework: A network perspective Presenter(s): Andrew Hammond, University of British Columbia - [email protected] Playfulness means inclusiveness: A case of Diversity Cup in Japan Presenter(s): Naofumi Suzuki, Hitotsubashi University - [email protected] "We want more diversity but . . .": Resisting diversity in sport organizations Presenter(s): Annelies Knoppers, University of Utrecht - - [email protected] & Ramon Spaaij - [email protected]

8C Using Music to Inspire Sport Performance 2 Organizer: Linda J. Henderson, St. Mary's University, Calgary, [email protected] Moderator: Linda J. Henderson, St. Mary's University, Calgary, [email protected] Feel the Rhythm, Feel the Rhyme, Get On Up, It’s HBCU Time! Presenter(s): Kristal McGregor, University of Michigan, [email protected], and Ketra Armstrong, University of Michigan, [email protected] “We’re Gonna Dazzle You with Our Play:” Gender, Genre, and the “San Diego Super Chargers” Theme Song Presenter(s): Taylor Henry, University of Iowa, [email protected] The Social Significance of Marketing American Rodeo Through Music Presenter(s): Demetrius Pearson, University of Houston, [email protected]

8D Sport Services: Volunteers, Employees, & Development Organizer: Jian Dai, Shanghai University of Sport - [email protected] & Xiao Qiang, Affiliation - email

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Moderator: Jian Dai, Shanghai University of Sport - [email protected] & Xiao Qiang, Affiliation - email South Korean's state-led sport volunteer programs: A strategy to manage domestic affairs? Presenter(s): Dongkyu Na, University of Ottawa - [email protected] Fostering knowledge economy and human capital through vocational development of retired athletes in South Korea Presenter(s): Benjamin Nam - University of Tennessee, Knoxville - [email protected], Yong Ho Shin, Affiliation - [email protected], Kyung Su Jung, Affiliation - [email protected], Jiho Kim - Wingate University - [email protected] & Sangback Nam, Hanyang University - [email protected] Understanding government purchasing public sport services in China: A case study of Shanghai and Guangdong Presenter(s): Jian Dai, Shanghai University of Sport - [email protected] & Xiao Qiang, Affiliation - email

8E Sensuous Methodologies: Using Music & Film to (In)Form Pedagogy & Research Organizer: Cathy van Ingen, Brock University, [email protected] and Maura Rosenthal, Bridgewater State University, [email protected] Moderator: Cathy van Ingen, Brock University, [email protected] and Maura Rosenthal, Bridgewater State University,DRAFT [email protected] Remixing Sport Images into Transformative Visual Art Presenter(s): Brett Pardy, McGill University, [email protected] (Re)presenting “Bodies in Space”: Moving beyond text and static images Presenter(s): Michael Friedman, University of Maryland, [email protected] #TakeShape and Reshape: Learning about gendered violence through Shape Your Life Presenter(s): Maura Rosenthal, Bridgewater State University, [email protected], & Cathy van Ingen, Brock University, [email protected]

8F Sport for Development, Diplomacy, & Policy Organizer: Mark Norman, McMaster University - [email protected] Moderator: Mark Norman, McMaster University - [email protected] Implications of public-prisoner encounters through sport: Spaces, identities, & discourses Presenter(s): Mark Norman, McMaster University - [email protected] Sport, policy, and innovation: Alternative approaches in the practitioner-researcher space Presenter(s): Caitlin Pentifallo Gadd, viaSport British Columbia - [email protected], Andrew Hammond, University of British Columbia - [email protected], & Shawna Lawson, viaSport British Columbia - [email protected] Human rights and SDP: Expectation of social justice based upon a universal rhetoric Presenter(s): P. David Howe - [email protected], Holly Collison - [email protected], Loughborough University, & Simon Darnell, University of Toronto - [email protected], & Richard Giulianotti, Loughborough University - [email protected]

8G Let's Keep Moving: The role of sport in public health practice 2 Organizer: Dr. Jacqueline McDowell (George Mason University, [email protected]); Dr. Joyce Olushola Ogunrinde (University of Houston, [email protected]) Moderator: Dr. Jacqueline McDowell (George Mason University, [email protected]); Dr. Joyce Olushola Ogunrinde (University of Houston, [email protected]) The contribution of sport to health among US women and men: An analysis of the BRFSS

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Presenter(s): Jennifer Pharr, University of Nevada, Las Vegas - [email protected] & Nancy Lough, University of Nevada, Las Vegas - [email protected] Exploring the Healing Touch of pickup basketball as a self-care method for educators and helping professionals. An ethnographic approach Presenter(s): Jepkorir-Rose Chepyator-Thomson, University of Georgia - [email protected] The Relationship of Sport and Physical Activity on Stress Regulation Among Youth in Poverty Presenter(s): Jesse Mala, Champion Schools - [email protected]

8H Sport as Avant Garde 2 Organizer: Robert E. Rinehart, University of Waikato, [email protected] Moderator: Robert E. Rinehart, University of Waikato, [email protected] Paleolithic ritual and music in regard to a treatise on the nature of sport Presenter(s): Synthia Sydnor, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, [email protected] Global-Scapes and New Zealand Parkour: Contestation in an Avant-Garde Sport Presenter(s):DRAFT Damien Puddle, University of Waikato, [email protected] Sport Metaphors: Synecdoches, Significance, and Symbolism Presenter(s): Robert E. Rinehart, University of Waikato, [email protected]

8I Sport and Family Organizer: Steven Ortiz, Oregon State University - [email protected] Moderator: Steven Ortiz, Oregon State University - [email protected] Structure and challenges of local sport governance Presenter(s): Phil Hatlem, Saint Leo University - [email protected] The public football wife: The performance and embodiment of emphasized femininity in pro-football Presenter(s): Deana Simonetto, Wilfride Laurier University - [email protected] Fitting in: The social circles of players' wives Presenter(s): Steven Ortiz, Oregon State University - [email protected]

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Saturday, November 3, 2018

SESSION IX 8:00 AM - 9:15 AM

9A Digital Audio, Sound, and Physical Culture Research Practice Organizer: Oliver Rick, Springfield College - [email protected] Moderator: Oliver Rick, Springfield College - [email protected] Narratives, meaning making, and community identity in E-sports Presenter(s): Hanhan Xue - [email protected], Wenjie (James) Du - [email protected], Yang Xu - [email protected], Joshua Newman - [email protected], Florida State University Intimations and implications: The soundtrack to touring Presenter(s): John Thurgood, The University of Southern Indiana - [email protected] Contesting and reinforcing cosmopolitanism through two decades of FIFA video game soundtracks Presenter(s): Andrew Baerg, University of Houston-Victoria - [email protected] DRAFT 9B Songs of Liberation: Methods of Resistance in Sporting Spaces 1 Organizer: Kristi F. Oshiro, Texas A&M University, [email protected], Anthony J. Weems, Texas A&M University, [email protected], John N. Singer, Texas A&M University, [email protected] Moderator: Kristi F. Oshiro, Texas A&M University, [email protected], Anthony J. Weems, Texas A&M University, [email protected], & John N. Singer, Texas A&M University, [email protected] Last Chance U: Exploring College Football Experiences and Media Narratives through Video Elicitation Presenter(s): Theresa Walton-Fisette, Kent State University, [email protected], John N. Singer, Texas A&M University, [email protected], & Kristopher White, [email protected] Methodology of the Oppressed: From Songs of Freedom to Liberating Actions in Sport Presenter(s): Charles Macaulay, University of Connecticut - [email protected] Singing the blues: Are we making a difference? Presenter(s): Richard Pringle, Monash University - [email protected]

9C Teaching the Sociology of Sport: Ideas, Issues, & Innovations 3 Organizer: Linda J. Henderson, St. Mary's University, Calgary, [email protected] Moderator: Linda J. Henderson, St. Mary's University, Calgary, [email protected] KIN Games? The Complicity of Universities in the Depoliticization of Sport and Health Presenter(s): Parissa Safai, York University, [email protected] "Started from the Bottom Now We’re Here”, But Now What? Presenter(s): Parissa Safai, York University, [email protected] Melanie Dammel, Florida State University, [email protected] Towards Feminist Pedagogy in Sport Sociology Presenter(s): Erica Tibbetts, Smith College, [email protected] "Pink Houses," "Small Towns," and "Our Country": Helping Students Learn How to Read Sports TV "Packages" by Examining Appropriated John Mellencamp's Music Videos Presenter(s): Stephen Mosher, Ithaca College, [email protected]

9D Alternative Conceptual Approaches to Sport for Development Research I

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Organizer: Michael Dao & Tavis Smith, University of Toronto, [email protected] & [email protected] Moderator: Michael Dao & Tavis Smith, University of Toronto, [email protected] & [email protected] Organizational Self-Assessment in Youth, Sport and Cultural Interventions: Comparative Reflections from Timor-Leste, Nepal and Cape Verde Presenter(s): Martha Saavedra, University of California, Berkeley, [email protected] The actual use of them is complex”: Actor-networks and the Bicycles for Development movement Presenter(s): Lyndsay Hayhurst, York University, [email protected] Mitchell McSweeney, York University, [email protected] Brian Wilson, University of British Columbia, [email protected] Brad Millington, University of Bath, [email protected] Nothing is more precious than independence and liberty:” Sport for State Development Presenter(s): Michael Dao, University of Toronto, [email protected] With(I)n the Bicycles for Development (BFD) movement: Methodology and embodied reflections Presenter(s):DRAFT Madison Ardizzi, University of British Columbia, [email protected] 9E Sport & Values-Based Education: From Theory to Practice (And Back Again) 1 Organizer: Alex Channon, University of Brighton, [email protected] Moderator: Alex Channon, University of Brighton, [email protected] Values Based Physical Education and National Development Goals in the South African Public School System Presenter(s): Graham Spacey, University of Brighton, [email protected] The Football 4 Peace Programme Presenter(s): Warren Smart, University of Brighton, [email protected] Becoming an Ethical Subject: Young Adult Leaders Giving Back through Sport and Recreation Presenter(s): Christine Dallaire, University of Ottawa, [email protected] Steph MacKay, University of Ottawa, [email protected]

9F Populism & the Leisure Spectacle: Performing Power & Identity: Ideology, Discourse, Theory Organizer: Bryan C. Clift, University of Bath UK, [email protected] Alan Tomlinson, University of Brighton UK, [email protected] Moderator: Bryan C. Clift, University of Bath UK, [email protected] Populist Elements of SINGO Discourse: Unravelling the Ideological Undercurrents of the Popular Cultural Spectacle Presenter(s): Alan Tomlinson, University of Brighton, [email protected] Culture, Sport, and the Contested Politics of the Popular Presenter(s): Richard Gruneau, Simon Fraser University, [email protected] The Gaga and the Global: American Double Articulation at Super Bowl LI Presenter(s): Dafna Kaufman, Georgia State University, [email protected] Populism and the Leisure Spectacle: collective thoughts and reflections Presenter(s): Bryan C. Clift, University of Bath, [email protected] & Alan Tomlinson, University of Brighton, [email protected]

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9G ?Y Nosotros que? Latin American Culture, Identity, and Sports Organizer: A. Jaime Morales, Jr. (University of Tennessee at Knoxville - [email protected] ) & Jen McGovern (Monmouth University- [email protected]) Moderator: A. Jaime Morales, Jr., University of Tennessee at Knoxville - [email protected] Walkup Songs as Sonic Identity Expression of Latinx MLB Players Presenter(s): A. Jaime Morales, Jr. - [email protected], Sam Winemiller - [email protected], Zach Smith - [email protected], University of Tennessee at Knoxville - ¡Fútbol y Plena!: Stereotypes of Panamanian Soccer Players Presenter(s): Javier Wallace, University of Texas at Austin - [email protected] What About Latinas? Intersections of Race, Class, Gender, and Generation Among US Latina Athletes Presenter(s): Jen McGovern, Monmouth University - [email protected] Intersecciones de deporte y música en la isla de encanto: "How do you solve a problem like Maria?" Presenter(s): Jane Stangl, Smith College - [email protected] & Yanina Vargas Arriaga - [email protected] DRAFT SESSION X 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM

10A Panel) Historical Sociology: On Not Repeating the Past Organizer: Peter Donnelly, University of Toronto - [email protected] Moderator: Peter Donnelly, University of Toronto - [email protected] Panelists: Examining the history of national anthem protest Jeffrey Montez de Oca, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs - [email protected] Examining the U.S. media construction and re-construction of meaning of sport concussions Theresa Walton-Fisette, Kent State University - [email protected] Examining the significance of 1967 as a key moment in the development of Canadian physical culture Peter Donnelly, University of Toronto - [email protected]

10B Songs of Liberation: Methods of Resistance in Sporting Spaces 2 Organizer: Kristi F. Oshiro, Texas A&M University, [email protected], Anthony J. Weems, Texas A&M University, [email protected] , & John N. Singer, Texas A&M University, [email protected] Moderator: Kristi F. Oshiro, Texas A&M University, [email protected], Anthony J. Weems, Texas A&M University, [email protected], & John N. Singer, Texas A&M University, [email protected] Sport Management: Courage to Grow Through Songs of Liberation Presenter(s): Kristi F. Oshiro, Texas A&M University, [email protected], Anthony J. Weems, Texas A&M University, [email protected], & John N. Singer, Texas A&M University, [email protected] Colin Kaepernick and the Politics of Taking a Knee Presenter(s): Alexander Deeb, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, [email protected] Adam Love, [email protected] Asian American Jazz behind the Barbed Wire Presenter(s): Sang Uk Joo, Messiah College, [email protected] & Mi Ae Lee, [email protected] The death of a devil: Notes on hearing the veiled Presenter(s): Anthony J. Weems, Texas A&M University, [email protected]

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10C Globalized NFL: Boundaries, Flows, Politics 1 Organizer: C. Richard King, Columbia College Chicago - [email protected], & Jorge Moraga, California State University at Bakersfield - [email protected] Moderator: C. Richard King, Columbia College Chicago, [email protected], & Jorge Moraga, California State University at Bakersfield, [email protected] The NFL and the rise of globalized domestic sporting structures Presenter(s): Adam E. Rugg, Fairfield University, [email protected] Shield or sword?: Elite white men, coloniality, and the NFL Presenter(s): Anthony Weems, Texas A&M University, [email protected] The NFL’s invasion of Canada: Growth and Resistance Presenter(s): John Valentine, MacEwan University, [email protected] Notes on the NFL, Tom Brady, and Trump’s brand of white nationalism Presenter(s): Kyle Kusz, University of Rhode Island, [email protected] DRAFT 10D Alternative Conceptual Approaches to Sport for Development Research Organizer: Michael Dao & Tavis Smith, University of Toronto, [email protected] & [email protected] Moderator: Michael Dao & Tavis Smith, University of Toronto, [email protected] & [email protected] Embodiment of Gender, Risk and Reflexivity in Afghanistan: The Experiences of International Female Staff and Volunteers of an International Sport NGO Presenter(s): Holly Thorpe, University of Waikato, [email protected] & Megan Chawansky, University of Kentucky, [email protected] Returning the ‘social’ to social entrepreneurship: Future possibilities of critically exploring sport for development and peace and social entrepreneurship Presenter(s): Mitchell McSweeney, York University, [email protected] PeacePlayers International and Nike Inc.: The Commodification of Peace and Blackness Presenter(s): Catherine Houston, University of Toronto, [email protected] Youth Day Soccer Festivals in South Africa: Commemorating the 1976 Soweto Student Uprising. Presenter(s): Shawn Forde, University of British Columbia, [email protected]

10E Sociology of Sports Coaching 2 Organizer: Samuel T. Twito, The University of Texas at Austin, [email protected] Moderator: Samuel T. Twito, The University of Texas at Austin, [email protected] The Role of Positionality in the White Coach-Black Athlete Relationship Presenter(s): Joshua Vadeboncoeur, Robert Turick, and Trevor Bopp, Trevor Bopp, [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] Turning Up the Volume: Strength Coaches’ Weight Room Music Selection Presenter(s): Samuel T. Twito and Latrice S. Sales, The University of Texas at Austin, [email protected], [email protected] Tupac vs. Eminem: Effects of Race on Coach-Athlete Relationships Presenter(s): Jonathan Howe, The Ohio State University, [email protected] Is care compatible with sport coaching? A call for a ‘Duty of Care’

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Presenter(s): Emily McCullogh, York University, [email protected] Coaching ethics – acquiring knowledge on preventing sexual violence in sport Presenter(s): Montserrat Martín Horcajo, University of Vic-Central University of Catalonia, [email protected]

10F Populism & the Leisure Spectacle: Performing Power & Identity: Trump Times Organizer: Bryan C. Clift, University of Bath UK, [email protected] Alan Tomlinson, University of Brighton UK, [email protected] Moderator: Bryan C. Clift, University of Bath UK, [email protected]& Alan Tomlinson, University of Brighton UK, [email protected] “Mexico is Not Our Friend”: Donald Trump, US-Mexican-Canadian relations, and the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup United Bid Presenter(s): Adam Beissel, Miami University (OH), [email protected] A Tale of Two Twitterstorms: The NFL, Donald Trump, and Digital Populism Presenter(s): Jules Boykoff, Pacific University, [email protected] Digital counter-sphere or political fragmentation?: Twitter networks and the NFL protests in the era of resistingDRAFT America’s popular white nationalism Presenter(s): Grace Yan, University of South Carolina, [email protected] Authoritarian Populism and Sport: Race and Nationalism in the Trump era Presenter(s): Ben Carrington, University of Southern California, [email protected]

10G Women Warriors in Sport Organizer: Molly Yanity, Quinnipiac University - [email protected] Moderator: Molly Yanity, Quinnipiac University - [email protected] Ribbons and rainbows, but never recruits: Why the U.S. Military doesn't turn to women's sports teams to promote itself Presenter(s): Molly Yanity - Quinnipac University - [email protected] "This is my game, this is my future, math play": The 1999 Women's World Cup and the construction of a postfeminist movement Presenter(s): Eileen Narcotta-Welp, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse - [email protected] #BeBoldForChange: How is the U.S. Women's national hockey team used Twitter and Labor strategies to strike a new deal Presenter(s): Noah Underwood - [email protected] & Judy Davidson - [email protected], University of Alberta Globalization of sport: Title IX's athletic policy regulations as a global and social change agent Presenter(s): Emeka Anaza, James Madison University - [email protected]

10H Understanding the Sociocultural Experiences of Athletes Organizer: Adeoye Adeyemo, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign - [email protected] Moderator: Adeoye Adeyemo, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign - [email protected] China's student-athlete? A socio-cultural examination of education for Chinese athletes Presenter(s): Matthew Haugen, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign - [email protected] Place, race, and sports: Examining the urban neighborhood and schooling experiences, perceptions, and aspirations of academically and athletically motivated Black male high school student-athletes Presenter(s): Adeoye Adeyemo, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign - [email protected]

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No Americans on this team: Experiences of international student-athletes Presenter(s): B. Nalani Butler, University of Tampa - [email protected], Benjamin Wieber, University of Tampa - email, & Christopher Faulkner, University of wolverhampton, Sport Institute - email

SESSION XI 1:30 PM - 2:45 PM

11A Panel) Unpleasant melodies: Young sport sociologists, mental health and White institutional presence Organizer: Chen Chen, University of Alberta - [email protected] Moderator: Chen Chen, University of Alberta - [email protected] Panelists: Billy Hawkins, University of Houston - [email protected] Parissa Safai, York University - [email protected] Paul Whitnui, University of Victoria - [email protected] Judy Liao, University of Alberta - [email protected] Alaina DiDRAFT Giorgio, Elms College - [email protected]

11B Sport, Society, & Technology 3 Organizer: Jennifer Sterling, University of Iowa, [email protected] Mary McDonald, Georgia Institute of Technology, [email protected] Moderator: Jennifer Sterling, University of Iowa, [email protected] Mary McDonald, Georgia Institute of Technology, [email protected] A criminal mind or a damaged brain? The multiplicities of Aaron Hernandez and CTE Presenter(s): Kathryn Henne, University of Waterloo/Australian National University, [email protected] Matt Ventresca, Georgia Institute of Technology, [email protected] Concussion, Brain Donations and a Political Economy of the Athlete’s Corpse Presenter(s): Kathryn Henne, University of Waterloo/Australian National University, [email protected] Matt Ventresca, Georgia Institute of Technology, [email protected] Sean Brayton, University of Lethbridge, [email protected] Michelle Helstein, University of Lethbridge, [email protected] Concuss(us): On Knowing the Athletic Brain, Damaged Presenter(s): John C. Hyden, Campbell Clinic & University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center, [email protected] Joshua I. Newman, Florida State University, [email protected] ‘We don’t want to stop you fighting...’: Interactional strategies in combat sports medical work Presenter(s): Alex Channon, University of Brighton, [email protected] Christopher R. Matthews, Nottingham Trent University, [email protected] Mathew Hillier, Independent Scholar, [email protected]

11C Globalized NFL: Boundaries, Flows, Politics 2 Organizer: C. Richard King, Columbia College Chicago, [email protected] & Jorge Moraga, California State University at Bakersfield, [email protected] Moderator: C. Richard King, Columbia College Chicago, [email protected] & Jorge Moraga, California State University at Bakersfield, [email protected] Straight Outta México: NFL, Fútbol Americano, & Marketing Borderlands Presenter(s): Jorge Moraga, California State University at Bakersfield, [email protected]

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NFL ‘Tochito’ in Mexico: safety, health and the masculine warrior Presenter(s): Gonzalo Bravo, West Virginia University, [email protected] Increasingly Liquid People and the NFL’s Operation Discovery Presenter(s): Lars Dzikus, University of Tennessee, [email protected] Intercepting the Game: Representing the NFL in Austria Presenter(s): C. Richard King, Columbia College Chicago, [email protected]

11D Sport & Masculinity Organizer: Cheryl MacDonald, Saint Mary's University - [email protected] Moderator: Cheryl MacDonald, Saint Mary's University - [email protected] Engaging with masculinity and sexuality on the periphery of the National Hockey League Presenter(s): Cheryl MacDonald, Saint Mary's University - [email protected] Conceptualizing gay men in sport Presenter(s): Elizabeth Cavalier, Georgia Gwinnett College - [email protected] MasculinityDRAFT and war narrative in the coverage of American baseball

Presenter(s): Molly Yanity, Quinnipiac University - [email protected] Just a bit craic: Sectarianism, masculinity, and racism in a Northern Irish rugby club Presenter(s): Tom Kavanaugh, University of Waikato - [email protected] "It used to be called an old man's game": Masculinity, embodiment, and curling participation amongst mn in later life Presenter(s): Kristi Allain, St. Thomas University - kallain.stu.ca

11E Sport & Values-Based Education: From Theory to Practice (And Back Again) 2 Organizer: Alex Channon, University of Brighton, [email protected] Moderator: Alex Channon, University of Brighton, [email protected] Love Fighting Hate Violence: Teaching Consent through Combat Sports Presenter(s): Alex Channon, University of Brighton, [email protected] Body Pedagogy for the Privileged: Teaching about Diversity and Inclusion through a Diversity-Informed Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) Workshop Presenter(s): Ally Quinney, Florida State University, [email protected] Following Their Lead: Student-Determined Character Traits for Values-Based Sport Courses Presenter(s): Andrew Meyer, Baylor University, [email protected]

11F The Business of College Athletics Organizer: Ellen Staurowsky, Drexel University - [email protected] Moderator: Ellen Staurowsky, Drexel University - [email protected] Revisiting Millard Lampell's view of college football as industry and college athlete labor efforts Presenter(s): Ellen Staurowsky, Drexel University - [email protected] What's in a title? Assistant/Associate health coaches in the NCAA Presenter(s): Elizabeth Taylor, Temple University - [email protected] & Erica Zonder, Eastern Michigan University - [email protected] Ideological hegemony: Parallels between college sport and the music industry NASSS PRELIMINARY PROGRAM SCHEDULE 8/2018 32

Presenter(s): Max Klein, University of Connecticut - [email protected] Differences in varsity sport opportunities: Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Predominantly White Institutions (PWIs) Presenter(s): Jerry Holt, Florida A&M University - [email protected] White Man'z World: Elite White men ruling in and through college sport Presenter(s): John N. Singer - [email protected] & Sayvon Foster - [email protected], Texas A&M University

11G Bodies & Soul: Thinking through the embodied Muscian Organizer: Scott Carey, Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, [email protected] Katie Hemsworth, Nipissing University, [email protected] Matt Ventresca, University of Calgary, [email protected] Moderator: Scott Carey, Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, [email protected] Katie Hemsworth, Nipissing University, [email protected] Matt Ventresca, University of Calgary, [email protected] Music, movement, ragas and dances: ‘Orientalism’ and the Shankar brothers Presenter(s): Patricia Vertinsky, University of British Columbia, [email protected] AishwaryaDRAFT Ramachandran, University of British Columbia, [email protected]

The Athlicians: Presenting Marching Band as High Performance Sport Presenter(s): Linda Henderson, Saint Mary's University, Calgary - [email protected] Ideology, Aesthetic Culture and Public Space: A Sociological Analysis of Chinese Square Dancing Presenter(s): Xiaoqiang Shi, Shanghai University of Sport - [email protected] “What’s the message behind those hard hits?”: Hip hop culture as described by competitive high school dancers Presenter(s): Mike Scanlon, foundry10 - [email protected]

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NASSS 2018 Poster Session List Sessions: 1B - 8:00am - 9:15am & 2B - 11:00am - 12:15pm

1 Scouting Racism: The Permeation of Racial Stereotypes in the NFL Presenter(s): Dominic Morais, Trinity University - [email protected] & Gavin Huse, Trinity University - [email protected]

2 Out at the Olympics: The Instagram Identities of Adam Rippon and Gus Kenworthy Presenter(s): Ivy Ashe, University of Texas at Austin - [email protected]

3 Research on the perception of female athletes toward female coaches Presenter(s): Masumi Narusawa, Becton, Dickinson, and Company - [email protected] & Tsuyoshi Matsumoto, University of Tsukuba-Japan, [email protected]

4 Social InclusionDRAFT of Refugees in Youth Sports Presenter(s): Zachary Beldon - - [email protected] & Karen Weller - [email protected], University of North Texas

5 Methodology of the Oppressed: From Songs of Freedom to Liberating Actions in Sport. Presenter(s): Charles Macaulay, University of Connecticut - [email protected]

6 Thinking Outside of the Box: Interrogating Gender Binaries Produced Through Sport Presenter(s): Tiffany Higham, Affiliation - [email protected]

7 Racial Minorities Challenge Hegemonic Structures in NASCAR with Their Diversity Presenter(s): Erick Castanada Enriquez, Wingate University, [email protected]

8 Promotion Opioid usage in Hip-Hop lyrics an Sports Presenter(s): Kallae Marshall - [email protected], Jasmine Hamilton - [email protected], & Akilah Carter-Francique - [email protected], Prairie View A&M University

9 Gender in wrestling: How the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) uses women to make a profit Presenter(s): Thomas Kane, Affiliation - [email protected]

10 Marketing to Season and Non-Season Ticket Holders in Sport Presenter(s): Jamie Ali, Western Illinois University - [email protected]

11 The influence of Shoe companies in AAU basketball Presenter(s): Kevin Gbadebo, Western Illinois University - [email protected]

12 Media coverage at Rio 2016 Olympics: women soccer player’s image by the press in US and Brazil

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Presenter(s): Clarissa Raposo, Affiliation - [email protected]

13 Black female college athletes and culturally relevant approaches of well-being Presenter(s): Celina Banks - [email protected], Akilah Carter-Francique - [email protected], Angela Branch-Vital - [email protected], Prairie View A&M University

14 Title: TBD Presenter(s): Zac Carlisle, Oklahoma State University - [email protected]

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