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SPORT SOUNDTRACK: SPORT, MUSIC &
CULTURE
39th Annual Conference October 31 – November 3, 2018
THE NORTH AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR THE SOCIOLOGY OF SPORT
SOCIETE NORD-AMERICAINE DE SOCIOLOGIE SU SPORT
LA SOCIEDAD NORTEAMERICANA PARA LA SOCIOLOGIA DEL DEPORTE
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
THEVancouver, NORTH AMERICAN British Columbia, SOCIETY FOR Canada THE SOCIOLOGY OF SPORT
Vancouver,SOCIETE NORD British-AMERICAINE Columbia, DE SOCIOLOGIE Canada SU SPORT
LA SOCIEDAD NORTEAMERICANA PARA LA SOCIOLOGIA DEL DEPORTE Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
THE NORTH AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR THE SOCIOLOGY OF SPORT
SOCIETE NORD-AMERICAINE DE SOCIOLOGIE SU 1SPORT
LA SOCIEDAD NORTEAMERICANA PARA LA SOCIOLOGIA DEL DEPORTE 2
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Table of Contents
About NASSS p. 4 • NASSS Executive Board Members p. 5 • Ex-Officio Members of the Board p. 5
Conference Theme p. 6 • Conference Planning Committee p. 7 • Award Committees p. 7
Conference Highlights p. 9-13
Program Schedule Overview p. 14-15
Wednesday Overview & Schedule p. 17-18
Thursday Schedule Overview p. 20-22 • Thursday Addresses p. 23-25 • Thursday Sessions p. 26-43
Friday Schedule Overview p. 45-47 • Friday Addresses p. 48 • Friday Sessions p. 49-68
Saturday Schedule Overview p. 69-71 • Saturday Address p. 72 • Saturday Sessions p. 73-86
NASSS Awards p. 87-99
NASSS Conference Maps p. 100-101
NASSS Conference Notes p. 102-106
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About NASSS
Our Mission
The North American Society for the Sociology of Sport (NASSS) exists to promote, stimulate, and encourage the sociological study of play, games, sport and contemporary physical culture.
Our History
At the end of the final session of the 2nd Big Ten CIC Symposium on the Sociology of Sport at the University of Minnesota (1978), Andrew Yiannakis called for the formation of a sociology of sport society. A group of about twenty interested members endorsed the need to form such a society and called for the formation of a steering committee composed of Susan Greendorfer, Lee Vander Velden, Peggy Cramer, Eldon Snyder and Yiannakis. Yiannakis was appointed Chair of this committee, Susan Greendorfer assumed the position of Treasurer and Lee Vander Velden became Secretary. The steering committee was entrusted with the task of starting a newsletter, collecting membership dues, planning for an annual conference and investigating the feasibility of starting a journal. The first newsletter, known as The NASSS Newsletter, was published in December of 1978. Andrew Yiannakis was the first editor and was later joined by John Sugden, who assumed the role of associate editor.
Founders: Andrew Yiannakis, Susan Greendorfer
Founding Members: George Sage, March Krotee, Eldon Snyder, Elmer Spreitzer, Lee Vander Velden, Peggy Cramer, Jim Bryant, Merrill Melnick, Tom McIntyre, Janet Harris, Jim Frey, Joel Thirer, Rich Lapchick, Dean Anderson, Gunther Lueschen, Jim Santomeir, Fred Hatfield, Dan Landers and Jim Lapoint.
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2018 NASSS Executive Board Members President Joshua I. Newman, Florida State University
President Elect Akilah R. Carter-Francique, Prairie View A&M University
Past President Theresa Walton-Fisette, Kent State University
Secretary Becky Beal, Cal State – East Bay
Treasurer Brenda Riemer, Eastern Michigan University
Diversity Committee Algerian Hart, Western Illinois University Chair Member-At-Large Courtney Flowers, Texas Southern University
Member-At-Large Audrey Giles, University of Ottawa
Member-At-Large Parissa Safai, York University
Graduate Student Sophy Chan, Queen’s University Representative Graduate Student Katelyn Esmonde, University of Maryland Representative
Ex-Officio Members of the Board Elections Chair Jessica W. Chin, San Jose` State University
Sociology of Sport Michael Giardini, Florida State University Journal (SSJ) Editor Communications & Jen McGovern, Monmouth University Web Committee Conference Director William Bridel, University of Calgary
Archivist Nancy Spencer, Bowling Green State University
Membership Robert Pitter, Acadia University
Conference Locator Robert Case, Old Dominion University
Conference Locator F. Michelle Richardson, Coppin State University
Listserve Moderator Brian Gearity, University of Denver
Research Fellows Joshua Newman, Florida State University Committee Chair
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North American Society for the Sociology of Sport
La Sociedad Norte Americana para la Sociologia del Deporte
Société Nord-Americaine de Sociologie du Sport
The 2018 Annual Conference North American Society for the Sociology of Sport October 31 – November 3, 2018 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Conference Theme: Sport Soundtrack: Sport, Music, & Culture
As early as the first Olympic Games, sport has moved to the harmonies of music. In and
throughout the event music has been used to frame the games through the “Olympic Hymn”,
“Bulger’s Dream”, and “Summon the Heroes”. Appreciatively, each representative host country
has framed the Games with their nation’s musical expression soundtrack. Across the globe,
sport and music occupy the same space to set the tone of a sporting event, serve as a backdrop
for a performance, support an athlete in their development and preparation, or facilitate the
delivery of fitness training. Sport and music as cultural institutions share a bond, some might
say they have a symbiotic relationship as they have worked together to elevate the production
and consumption of their respective products. Sport and music forge communities, imbue
national pride, and promote cultural identities.
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Conference Planning Committee
Akilah Carter-Francique, Chair, Prairie View A&M University Adam Beissel, Miami (OH) William Bridel, Steering Committee Chair, University of Calgary Charles Crowley, Olivet College Courtney Flowers, Member-At-Large, Texas Southern University Algerian Hart, DCCC Chair, Western Illinois University Jasmine Hamilton, Prairie View A&M University Danika Kelly, University of Calgary Rob Lake, Douglas College Cheryl MacDonald, University of Alberta Steve Marston, Franklin & Marshall College Jeffrey Montez de Oca, University of Colorado – Colorado Springs Joshua Newman, President, Florida State University Dawn Norwood, Wingate University Joyce Olushola Ogunrinde, University of Houston Jeff Porter, University of Michigan F. Michelle Richardson, Coppin State University
Award Committees Barbara Brown Audrey Giles, Member-At-Large, University of Ottawa Student Paper Award Gary Sailes Algerian Hart, DCCC Chair, Western Illinois University Graduate Diversity Scholarship Early Career Michael Giardini, Editor SSJ, Florida State University Researcher Award Outstanding Parissa Safai, Member-At-Large, York University Article Award Outstanding Book Courtney Flowers, Member-At-Large, Texas Southern Award University
Research Fellows Joshua Newman, NASSS President, Florida State University Committee Chair Service Excellence Theresa Walton-Fisette, Past President, Kent State University Award
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2018 Annual Meeting | Conference Highlights
Wednesday, October 31, 2018 Welcome Reception 8:00pm – 11:00pm | Grouse/Stanley/Cypress
Please join us for socializing, light appetizers, and an “cash” bar as we celebrate the beginning of this year’s conference. In conjunction with the “Vancouver +1” initiative, veteran NASSS attendees are encouraged to introduce themselves to new attendees.
Thursday, November 1, 2018 Alan Ingham Memorial Lecture 9:30am – 10:45pm | Plaza Ballroom
Dr. Mary McDonald, Professor, Homer C. Rice Chair in Sports and Society will deliver the 2018 Alan Ingham Memorial Lecture with “Once More, With Feeling” Sporting Anthems and the Affective Turn.” Join NASSS as we honor and remember the life and work of Dr. Alan Ingham. This session is sponsored by Douglas College.
Thursday, November 1, 2018 Graduate Student Luncheon 12:15pm – 1:30pm | Plaza A & B
Graduate students, please attend the graduate student luncheon. Student will engage with NASSS faculty and professional members to discuss research, careers, and opportunities in academia and beyond. This event is sponsored by University of Manitoba.
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Thursday, November 1, 2018 Plenary Session 3:00pm – 4:00pm | Plaza Ballroom
This year’s Plenary Session “sport, Social Innovation & Impact: Opportunities for Qualitative Researchers” features a robust conversation with three administrators from viaSport British Columbia. This Vancouver, BC, Canada based organization’s purpose “is to transform and scale the impact of sport.” And their vision encompasses “a society where people and communities are truly healthy, vibrant and connected because they value and participate in sport experiences that are safe, inclusive and meaningful.” Join NASSS in welcoming Sheila Bouman – Chief Executive Officer, Shawna Lawson – Director of Research & Social Innovation, and Caitlin Pentifallo Gadd – Director of Innovation & Impact.
Thursday, November 1, 2018 Land Acknowledgement 4:00pm – 4:15pm | Plaza Ballroom
Join NASSS in taking a moment to formally acknowledge the Musqueam First Nation at the 2018 Annual Conference.
Thursday, November 1, 2018 NASSS Night at the Movies 5:30pm – 7:30pm | Plaza Ballroom
This year’s NASSS Night at the Movies is brought to you by the Centre for Sport and Sustainability at The University of British Columbia. Please join us in the viewing of the documentary film “Mount Gariwang: An Olympic Casualty.”
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Friday, November 2, 2018 NASSS Presidential Address 9:30am – 11:00am | Plaza Ballroom
Dr. Joshua I. Newman, Professor of Media, Politics, and Cultural Studies in the Department of Sport Management at Florida State University, will deliver the Presidential Address entitled, “Sport Sociology, In Question.”
Friday, November 2, 2018 Take A Student to Lunch 12:15pm – 1:30pm | Your Choice J
The annual tradition encourages faculty and professional members of NASSS to “Take a Student to Lunch” as an opportunity to promote interaction between faculty members and graduate and undergraduate students.
Friday, November 2, 2018 Keynote Address 1:30pm – 2:45pm | Plaza Ballroom
Keynote speaker, Dr. Damion Thomas, Curator of Sport for the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, will discuss, "The Role of Sport at the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture."
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Friday, November 2, 2018 NASSS Business Meeting 5:45pm – 7:00pm | Plaza Ballroom
Please join us for the NASSS Business Meeting. This will be an opportunity to learn about the issues and concerns that NASSS has addressed for the past year and to learn about upcoming initiatives for the 2018-2019 year. In addition, this will be an opportunity to celebrate students, faculty, and staff with the presentation of awards and acknowledgments.
Friday, November 2, 2018 NASSS Presidential Reception 7:00pm – 10:00pm | 34th Floor
Please join us for socializing, light appetizers, and an “cash” bar as we celebrate with the NASSS President on the 34th Floor of the Hyatt Regency Vancouver.
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Saturday, November 3, 2018 Keynote Address 9:30am – 11:00am | Plaza Ballroom
Keynote speaker, Dr. David Leonard, Professor in the Department off Critical Culture, Gender, and Race Studies at Washington State University, Pullman – will address attendees with, “You've been on my mind like Kaepernick kneelin”: Hip- Hop, Heritage, and Hope in the Revolt of the Black Athlete.”
Saturday, November 3, 2018 NASSS Members Luncheon 12:15pm – 1:30pm | Plaza Ballroom
Please join us for the NASSS Members’ Lunch. This event is sponsored by Human Kinetics.
Saturday, November 3, 2018 NASSS Night Out 5:30pm – 9:30pm | BC Lions Stadium
Spend the Night Out with the BC Lions. Attendees can experience a taste of Vancouver sport. Purchase your ticket and enjoy an opportunity to meet and greet the team, receive BC Lions souvenirs, and watch the game. *Please note NASSS will not be providing transportation. Feel free to utilize Vancouver’s many public transportation options. See you at the game!
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Sport Soundtrack | Schedule Overview
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2018 - SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 3, 2018
Wednesday, October 31, 2018 Room Time Event Georgia Foyer 3:00pm - 8:00pm Conference Registration - Open Turner 4:00pm - 7:00pm NASSS Executive Board Meeting & Dinner Grouse/Stanley/Cypress 8:00pm - 11:00pm Conference Welcome Reception
Thursday, November 1, 2018 Room Time Event 7:00am - 8:00am Diversity and Conference Climate Committee Turner Meeting & Breakfast 7:30am - 11:30am Georgia Foyer Conference Registration - Open 8:00am - 5:45pm Georgia Foyer Conference Exhibits & Vendors 8:00am - 9:15am Concurrent Sessions: 1 9:15am - 9:30am Georgia Foyer Coffee Break 9:30am - 10:45am Alan Ingham Memorial Lecture: Dr. Mary Plaza Ballroom McDonald, Professor, Homer C. Rice Chair in Sports and Society, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA (Sponsored by Douglas College) 11:00am - 12:15pm Concurrent Sessions: 2
12:15pm - 1:30pm Graduate Student Luncheon (Sponsored by Plaza A & B University of Manitoba)
Lunch on Own 1:30pm - 4:00pm Georgia Foyer Conference Registration - Open 1:30pm - 2:45pm Concurrent Sessions: 3 2:45pm – 3:00pm Coffee Break Georgia Foyer 3:00pm – 4:00pm Plenary Session: viaSport, Vancouver, British Plaza Ballroom Columbia, Canada with Sheila Bouman - Chief Executive Officer, Shawna Lawson - Director of Research and Social Innovation, & Caitlin Pentifallo-Gadd - Director of Innovation & Impact Plaza Ballroom 4:00pm - 4:15pm Land Acknowledgement
4:30pm - 5:45pm Concurrent Sessions: 4 5:45pm – 7:30pm NASSS Night at the Movies and Social Plaza Ballroom (Sponsored by The University of British Columbia – Centre for Sport & Sustainability)
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Sport Soundtrack | Schedule Overview
Friday, November 2, 2018 Room Time Event 7:00am - 8:00am Sociology of Sport Journal Board Meeting & Breakfast Georgia A
7:30am - 9:30am Conference Registration - Open Georgia Foyer
8:00am - 5:45pm Conference Exhibits & Vendors Georgia Foyer
8:00am - 9:15am Concurrent Sessions: 5
9:15am - 9:30am Coffee Break Georgia Foyer
9:30am - 11:00am NASSS Presidential Address: Dr. Joshua Newman, Plaza Ballroom 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
3:00pm - 4:30pm Keynote: Dr. Damion Thomas, Curator of Sports, National Plaza Ballroom Museum of African American History & Culture - Smithsonian, USA 4:30pm - 5:45pm Concurrent Sessions: 8
5:45pm - 7:00pm NASSS Business Meeting Plaza Ballroom
7:00pm - 10:00pm NASSS Presidential Reception 34th Floor
Saturday, November 3, 2018 Time Event Room
7:00am - 10:00am NASSS Executive Board Meeting & Breakfast Turner
7:30am - 9:30am Conference Registration - Open Georgia Foyer
8:00am - 3:00pm Exhibits & Vendors Georgia Foyer
8:00am - 9:15am Concurrent Session: 9
9:15am - 9:30am Coffee Break Georgia Foyer
9:30am - 11:00am Keynote: Dr. David Leonard, Professor, Washington State Plaza Ballroom University, USA 11:15am - 12:15pm Concurrent Session: 10
12:15pm - 1:30pm NASSS Members Luncheon (Sponsored by Human Plaza Ballroom Kinetics) 1:30pm - 2:45pm Concurrent Session: 11
4:00pm NASSS 2018 Annual Conference Ends
5:30pm – 9:30pm NASSS Night Out: BC Lions Football Game BC Lions Stadium
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Sport Soundtrack 2018
Wednesday Overview | Schedule
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Wednesday Highlights
Conference Registration | Georgia Foyer 3:00pm – 8:00pm
NASSS 2018 Annual Conference and Registration Open and will be located in the Georgia Foyer at various times daily. See schedule for details.
Welcome Reception | Grouse/Stanley/Cypress 8:00pm – 11:00pm
Please join us for socializing, light appetizers, and an “cash” bar as we celebrate the beginning of this year’s conference. In conjunction with the “Vancouver +1” initiative, veteran NASSS attendees are encouraged to introduce and welcome new attendees.
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Sport Soundtrack 2018 | Thursday Overview
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Thursday, November 1, 2018 | Schedule
SESSION I 8:00 AM - 9:15 AM
1A Panel) Settler Colonialism, Cacophony, and Allyship: A Critical GEORGIA A Conversation
1B Student Poster Session #1 GEORGIA B
1C Teaching the Sociology of Sport: Ideas, Issues, & Innovations #1 ENGLISH BAY
1D NFL and NBA: Marketing & Media SEYMOUR
1E The Olympic Movement: Examining the Summer & Winter Games CYPRESS
1F Rural Sport, Context, Processes & Outcomes #1 GROUSE
1G Sport, Sex(uality), & the City STANLEY
1H Images, Icons, & the Sporting Community TENNYSON
SESSION II 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM
2A Panel) Author Meets Critic: "When Women Rule the Court" GEORGIA A
2B Student Poster Session #2 GEORGIA B
2C Teaching the Sociology of Sport: Ideas, Issues, & Innovations #2 ENGLISH BAY
2D Gender, Race, & Sport: Intersections/Assemblages - 10th Anniversary SEYMOUR
2E Strange Fruit: Sportswomen & Activism CYPRESS
2F Socio-Cultural and Economic Aspects of Youth Sport Involvement GROUSE
2G Roundtable) Yo! Bum Rush the Show STANLEY
2H Rural Sport, Context, Processes & Outcomes #2 TENNYSON
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Thursday, November 1, 2018 | Schedule
SESSION III 1:30 PM - 2:45 PM
3A Panel) "What's Going On?": Policing Black Athletes Activism in the GEORGIA A Caribbean and the United States
3B Sport, Society, & Technology #1 GEORGIA B
3C The Surge of Affect in Sports Studies ENGLISH BAY
3D Sporting Geographies #1 SEYMOUR
3E Music & Action Sports: Examining Soundscapes of Emerging Sport CYPRESS Cultures
3F Roundtable) Bread and Circuses Redux GROUSE
3G Assessing Race, Ethnicity & Immigration Research in Sport Sociology STANLEY
3H The Role of Sports Stadiums and Arenas TENNYSON
SESSION IV 4:30 PM - 5:45 PM
4A Panel) New Materialism in Sport Sociology: Where to Now GEORGIA A
4B Sport and Youth Development GEORGIA B
4C Sport, Media, & Technology ENGLISH BAY
4D Sporting Geographies #2 SEYMOUR
4E Sport and Domestic Violence: The Truth Behind Closed Doors CYPRESS
4F The Lived Experiences of College Athletes GROUSE
4G Concussions in Sport Culture STANLEY
4H Roundtable) Movement, Music, & Meaning: Exploring and Explaining TENNYSON Disability
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Sport Soundtrack 2018 | Thursday Addresses
ALAN INGHAM MEMORIAL ADDRESS | PLAZA BALLROOM
9:30AM – 10:45AM
Dr. Alan Ingham Memorial Address is a keynote in remembrance of the life and work of Dr. Alan Ingham.
Dr. Mary McDonald, Professor, Homer C. Rice Chair in Sports and Society will deliver the 2018 Alan Ingham Memorial Lecture with “Once More, With Feeling” Sporting Anthems and the Affective Turn.”
Mary G. McDonald (Ph.D., University of Iowa) is a past president of the North American Society for the Sociology of Sport, Professor McDonald has published more than 40 refereed articles and book chapters and co-edited Reading sport: critical essays on power and representation, a foundational work in the field which earned a Choice award as a top academic title. Her research focuses on American culture and sport including issues of inequality as related to gender, race, class and sexuality. She has edited special issues of the Sociology of Sport Journal devoted to (Post) "identity and sport" and "whiteness and sport" and is a frequent speaker on these and other subjects in professional forums and other venues. She is currently a member of the Executive Board of the International Sociology of Sport Association (ISSA) serving a term (2016-2019) as Vice President in charge of communications. As Homer C. Rice Chair, she directs the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts initiative in Sports, Society, and Technology.
PLENARY ADDRESS | PLAZA BALLROOM 3:00PM – 4:00PM
This year’s NASSS Plenary Session “Sport, Social Innovation & Impact: Opportunities for Qualitative Researchers” features three dynamic professionals from viaSport. “At viaSport, we believe that all British Columbians deserve equitable opportunities to develop and realize their potential through sport – as an athlete, coach, official or volunteer.” The goals of viaSport are “To grow participation, viaSport: a) Leads social innovation with partners to research and pilot changes required to make sport more inclusive; b) Emboldens and enables sport leader capacity through education, evaluation and standards; and c) Collaborates across sectors to leverage investment”.
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As Chief Executive Officer for viaSport, Sheila Bouman is working with partners across sport, health, education and community to lead a united approach for a healthy, active British Columbia where sport inspires a field of possibilities for all.
Sheila brings close to 20 years of experience helping organizations transform, both as a consultant and as an executive of the global technology company. Committed to community service, Sheila has also served on several non-profit boards and committees, and in 2011, completed one term as a Trustee for the Board of Education. Through her career, she has helped build high performing organizations that put people first. In addition to accolades from Achievers, Glassdoor and Best in Biz, she was also recognized as a 2014 YWCA Women of Distinction nominee for her ability to drive innovation and strategic direction.
Sheila graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Education, and is also a certified Executive Coach.
Shawna Lawson, Director of Research & Social Innovation, holds a Master’s degree in Kinesiology from the University of British Columbia, and focused her research on the sustainability policies and partnerships of the London 2012 Olympic Games. Her areas of expertise include critical sport studies, qualitative research methodology, sport mega- event policy analysis, and public relations. Shawna’s approach is research-centered, solutions-oriented, and laser focused on positive change.
Formerly a nationally competitive soccer player and dancer, Shawna now participates in more joint-friendly activities like yoga and cycling. Originally from Saskatchewan, she spends a lot of her time reveling at the beauty of BC in the trails and on the beach. Shawna also holds a Bachelor in Kinesiology from the University of British Columbia and has worked with athletes across the lifespan, from age 5 to 95.
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Caitlin Pentifallo Gadd holds a PhD in sociology of sport from the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, BC. Her dissertation investigated urban development projects in sport mega-event host cities, primarily focused on the evaluation of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games hosted by Vancouver. Caitlin’s research was largely based around negotiations surrounding the Vancouver Olympic Athletes’ Village and the delivery of social housing units, as well as efforts to organize a socially inclusive event.
Caitlin has been a major recipient of grant-based funding from the IOC and FIFA, having led one of the largest research projects ever on the social impacts of the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup hosted across Canada. She is certified under the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and has Event Organizers’ Sector Supplement (EOSS) experience. She also has experience working on the Olympic Games Impact (OGI) study for Vancouver 2010.
Caitlin currently works at viaSport British Columbia as the Director of Innovation and Impact, overseeing a portfolio of over $16 million dollars in provincial investment dedicated to developing the amateur sport sector. Caitlin’s projects include policy development, funding oversight, evaluation processes, inclusion, and all research-related initiatives.
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Thursday, November 1, 2018 | Sessions
SESSION I 8:00 AM - 9:15 AM
1A Settler Colonialism, Cacophony, and Allyship: A Critical GEORGIA Conversation A
Organizer/Moderator: Chen Chen, University of Alberta, [email protected]
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. Richard King, Columbia College Chicago, [email protected]
1B Student Poster Session GEORGIA B Organizer: Akilah Carter-Francique, Prairie View A&M University, [email protected] Moderator: Hailey A. Jungel, [email protected], Elizabeth L. Coats, [email protected], Olivet College
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 Social Inclusion of Refugees in Youth Sports Presenter(s): Zachary Beldon, [email protected], Karen Weller, [email protected], Hongxin Li, [email protected], & John Nauright, [email protected], University of North Texas
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4 Methodology of the Oppressed: From Songs of Freedom to Liberating Actions in Sport Presenter(s): Charles Macaulay, University of Connecticut, [email protected]
5 Thinking Outside of the Box(es): Interrogating Gender Binaries Produced Through Sport Presenter(s): Tiffany Higham, University of Lethbridge - [email protected]
6 Racial Minorities Challenge Hegemonic Structures in NASCAR with Their Diversity Presenter(s): Erick Samuel Castaneda Enriquez, Wingate University, [email protected]
7 Promotion Opioid usage in Hip-Hop lyrics and Sports Presenter(s): Kellae Marshall, [email protected], Jasmine Hamilton, [email protected], & Akilah Carter-Francique, [email protected], Prairie View A&M University
8 Gender in wrestling: How the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) uses women to make a profit Presenter(s): Thomas Kane, Affiliation, [email protected]
9 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
10 Marketing to Season and Non-Season Ticket Holders in Sport Presenter(s): Jamie Ali, Western Illinois University, [email protected]
1C Teaching the Sociology of Sport: Ideas, Issues, & Innovations #1 ENGLISH BAY Organizer/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]
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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 SEYMOUR
Organizer/Moderator: Deockki Hong, Gyeongsang National University - [email protected]
A Critical Discourse of Biracial Athletes in Korean Basketball League Presenter(s): Deockki Hong, Gyeongsang National University, [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, Pacific University, [email protected]
The National Football League and Social 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, Independent Scholar, [email protected]
1E The Olympic Movement: Examining the Summer & Winter Games CYPRESS
Organizer/Moderator: Michele K. Donnelly, Kent State University, [email protected]
"Plus ca change . . .": Changes to the Olympic Games programme 2012 to 2020 Presenter(s): Michele K. Donnelly, Kent State University, [email protected]
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Understanding Olympic-related Developments from Local Residents' Perspectives: The Case of Mount Gariwang for the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympic & Paralympic Games Presenter(s): Liv Yoon, The University of British Columbia, [email protected]
Sustainable community development through the Olympics: Case of 2018 PyeongChang Winter Games Presenter(s) Na Ri Shin, [email protected] & John Welty Peachey, [email protected], University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Music, Canadian Identity and Sport Presenter(s): Gina Comeau, Laurentian University, [email protected]
1F Rural Sport, Context, Processes & Outcomes #1 GROUSE
Organizer/Moderator: Kyle Rich, Brock University, [email protected] & Carly Adams, University of Lethbridge, [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]
“Who is really gonna benefit?” Songs celebrating and resisting the new urban sports frontier Presenter(s): Rylan Kafara, University of Alberta, [email protected]
Good vibrations? Crowd noise and the “physicality” of sound across sportscapes Presenter(s): Katie Hemsworth, Nipissing University, [email protected]
1G Sport, Sex(uality), & the City STANLEY
Organizer: Caroline Fusco, University of Toronto, [email protected] Moderator: Ali Greey, University of Toronto, [email protected]
Changing the game: Advancing transgender and gender non-binary inclusion in locker rooms 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]
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Designer Bodies and the Global Sport Spectacle Presenter(s): Amanda De Lisio, Bournemouth University, [email protected] & Thayane Brêtas, Rutgers, [email protected]
1H Images, Icons, & the Sporting Community TENNYSON
Organizer/Moderator: Mark Falcous, University of Otago, [email protected]
The death of Colin Meads and the New Zealand imagination Presenter(s): 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]
Racialized Narratives in U.S. Mass Media: A Case Study of Shohei Ohtani Presenter(s): Lauren Osmer, University of Texas at Austin - [email protected]
SESSION II 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM
2A Author Meets Critic: "When Women Rule the Court" GEORGIA A Organizer/Moderator: Cheryl Cooky, Purdue University, [email protected]
Panelists: Nicole Willms, Gonzaga University, [email protected]
Jessica W. 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]
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2B Student Poster Session GEORGIA B Organizer: Akilah Carter-Francique, Prairie View A&M University,
[email protected] Moderator: Michaela Kaliniak, Olivet College, [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 Presenter(s): Clarissa Raposo, No Affiliation, [email protected]
13 Disability in the gym: Perceptions and understandings of individuals with disabilities Presenter(s): Ljudmila Zaletelj, [email protected] & Andrea Bundon, [email protected], The University of British Columbia
14 The economic correlations between Hip-Hop and Pro Sport Presenter(s): Brent Turner, Western Illinois University, [email protected]
15 The lack of leadership roles for women in sport Presenter(s): Jamie Ali, Western Illinois University, [email protected]
16 Hurdles placed on Females Athletes Presenter(s): Hailey A. Jungel, [email protected], Elizabeth L. Coats, [email protected], Nancy Van Hoozier, [email protected], & Charles L. Crowley, [email protected], Olivet College
17 Cultural Awareness: Redefining the Value of Physical Literacy Presenter(s): Isaiah Duncan, [email protected], & Michael Hutchinson, MD- [email protected], Western Illinois University
18 With(I)n the Bicycles for Development (BFD) movement: Methodology and embodied reflections Presenter(s): Madison Ardizzi, University of British Columbia, [email protected]
19 LGBTQI2S Inclusion in Sport: An Analysis of Coach Education Materials
Panelist(s): Connor MacDonald, University of Calgary, [email protected]
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2C Teaching the Sociology of Sport: Ideas, Issues, & Innovations #2 ENGLISH BAY Organizer/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]
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 Gender, Race, & Sport: Intersections/Assemblages - 10th SEYMOUR 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]
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]
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2E Strange Fruit: Sportswomen & Activism CYPRESS
Organizer/Moderator: Akilah Carter-Francique, Prairie View A&M 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 GROUSE
Organizer/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]
The Influence of Shoe Companies in AAU Basketball Presenter(s): Kevin Gbadebo, [email protected] & Jaime Ali, [email protected], Western Illinois University
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Survivors’ Voices of Power and Truth During Larry Nassar’s Sentencing Hearings Presenter(s): Pamela Laucella, Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis, [email protected] & Kathryn Shea, Fisher College, [email protected]
Parental Involvement, Commitment, and Motivations in Youth Club Volleyball Participation
Presenter(s): Robert Case, Old Dominion University, [email protected]
2G Roundtable) Yo! Bum Rush the Show STANLEY
Organizer/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] & Matthew J. Cotton, Alabama A&M University, [email protected]
Fashion, cultural intermediaries, and the Black athlete Presenter(s): Lequez Spearman, St. John's University, [email protected]
Florida Classic Football Game Time Management Analysis at the Mid-Eastern Athletic MEAC Conference Presenter(s): Ezzeldin R. Aly, Florida A&M University, [email protected]
2H Rural Sport, Context, Processes & Outcomes #2 TENNYSON
Organizer: Kyle Rich, Brock University, [email protected]; Carly Adams, University of Lethbridge, [email protected]
Moderator: Jason Laurendeau, 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]
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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 GEORGIA Caribbean and the United States A
Organizer/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 Roy McCree, University of the West Indies Trinidad and Tobago, [email protected]
Strange Fruit: Sportswomen of Color and Activism Akilah Carter-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 Billy Hawkins, University of Houston, [email protected]
Policing Black Athletes Bodies Angela J. Hattery, George Mason University, [email protected] & Earl Smith, PhD, Wake Forest University, [email protected]
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3B Sport, Society, & Technology #1 GEORGIA B 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, 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, Georgia Institute of Technology, [email protected]
3C The Surge of Affect in Sports Studies ENGLISH BAY Organizer/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]
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]
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"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]
3D Sporting Geographies #1 SEYMOUR
Organizer/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 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 CYPRESS Cultures
Organizer/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
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Never Been 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 Roundtable) Bread and Circuses Redux GROUSE
Organizer/Moderator: Kyle Kusz, University of Rhode Island, [email protected] & Stephen Mosher, Ithaca College, [email protected]
Panelists: Nik Dickerson, University of Lincoln, [email protected]
Jennifer Metz, Aurora University, [email protected]
Synthia Sydnor, University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign - [email protected]
Lawrence Wenner, Loyola Marymount University, [email protected]
Kyle Kusz, University of Rhode Island, [email protected]
3G Assessing Race, Ethnicity & Immigration Research in Sport STANLEY Sociology
Organizer/Moderator: Simon Barrick, University of Calgary, [email protected]
‘Racial’ Representation in Canadian Interuniversity Sport: A Pilot Study Presenter(s): Madison Danford, University of Toronto, [email protected]
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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 TENNYSON
Organizer/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): 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], & Rylan Kafara, [email protected], University of Alberta, & Jordan Koch, McGill University, [email protected]
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SESSION IV 4:30 PM - 5:45 PM
4A Panel) New Materialism in Sport Sociology: Where to Now GEORGIA A Organizer/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 Sport and Youth Development GEORGIA B Organizer/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]
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
Dance That Moves: Using student choreography as a vehicle for student expression and identity formation Presenter(s): Marc Pacampara - [email protected] & Jenna Lindberg - [email protected]
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4C Sport, Media, & Technology ENGLISH BAY 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 and beats: Engaging the San José Bike Party through mobile video ethnography Presenter(s): Jessica W. 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 SEYMOUR
Organizer/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 Presenter(s): Erin Sharpe, Brock University, [email protected], Brett Lashua, Leeds Beckett University, [email protected], Cathy van Ingen, Brock University, [email protected]
The Athlete Village: Pianos, Pools, and the Pub Presenter(s): Nancy Quinn, Western University, [email protected]
We the North: a critical geography in basketball’s sounding cultures, Toronto Presenter(s): Jordan Zalis, Memorial University, [email protected]
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A Melody that Sets You Free”: Venice’s Mythical Sporting Sounds Presenter(s): Perry Johnson, University of Southern California, [email protected] & Courtney Cox, University of Southern California, [email protected]
4E Sport and Domestic Violence: The Truth Behind Closed Doors CYPRESS
Organizer/Moderator: Lauren Anderson, Lasell College, [email protected]
Redemption for all? An Exploration of Racial Bias in ESPN.com’s Framing of NFL Domestic Violence Cases Presenter(s): Patrick Crowe, University of Rhode Island, [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]
Seeing is Believing: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Media Representations of Domestic Violence Presenter(s): Lauren Anderson, Lasell College, [email protected]
4F The Lived Experiences of College Athletes GROUSE
Organizer/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): Samantha Ellis, [email protected] & Christina Martin, [email protected], Troy University
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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 Parietti, 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 Concussions in Sport Culture STANLEY
Organizer/Moderator: 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): Kaleigh Ferdinand Pennock - [email protected], Braeden McKenzie - [email protected], & Michael Dao - [email protected], University of Toronto
4H Roundtable) Movement, Music, & Meaning: Exploring and TENNYSON Explaining Disability
Organizer: Natalie Campbell, University of Gloucestershire, [email protected] Moderator: Nicole Deweyert, Olivet College, [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]
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]
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Sport Soundtrack 2018 | Friday Overview
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Friday, November 2, 2018 | Schedule
SESSION V 8:00 AM - 9:15 AM
5A Panel) Understanding the Stories of Bodies, Selves and Lives: The Use of GEORGIA B Narrative in Research
5B Physical Education & Social Justice ENGLISH BAY
5C Health, Physical Activity, & Culture SEYMOUR
5D Populism and the leisure spectacle: Performing power and identity: Place and STANLEY events
5E Athlete Activism CYPRESS
5F Place-Based Music and Sport in Global Context GROUSE
5G Roundtable) Pracademic Teaching: Giving Life to Sport Sociology Theory DOVER
5H Sensuous Methodologies: Using Music & Film to (In)Form Pedagogy & Research TENNYSON
SESSION VI 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM
6A Panel) DCCC "Don't Believe the Hype" Value of Diverse Scholarship Think Tank GEORGIA A
6B Women, Sports Media, & Film GEORGIA B
6C Using Music to Inspire Sport Performance #1 ENGLISH BAY
6D Black Athletes, Rap/Hip-Hop, & Identity Development SEYMOUR
6E Sport as Avant Garde #1 STANLEY
6F LGBTQI and Sporting Culture CYPRESS
6G Sport, History, & Settler Colonialism GROUSE
6H Let's Keep It Moving: The Role of Sport & Public Health Practice #1 DOVER
6I Soccer Across the Globe TENNYSON
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Friday, November 2, 2018 | Schedule
SESSION VII 1:30 PM - 2:45 PM
7A Roundtable) Can't Stop the Music! Social Justice Pedagogies GEORGIA A
7B Sport, Society, & Technology #2 GEORGIA B
7C Sport, Physical Culture, & Labor ENGLISH BAY
7D Can't Stop . . . Won't Stop . . . Hip Hop Culture & Sport SEYMOUR
7E The MisEducation of Us: Exploring Relationships, Challenges, & Identity STANLEY
7F Economic Sociology in Sport CYPRESS
7G Transforming Sport by Policy & Athletes GROUSE
7H Diversity & Inclusion in Sport Organizations DOVER
7I Post-Qualitative Inquiry in Sport & Physical Culture Research #2 TENNYSON
SESSION VIII 4:30 PM - 5:45 PM
8A Privilege, Sport, & Community Culture GEORGIA A
8B (Re)Building Community through Sport GEORGIA B
8C Using Music to Inspire Sport Performance #2 ENGLISH BAY
8D Sport Services: Volunteers, Employees, & Development SEYMOUR
8E Digital Audio, Sound, and Physical Culture Research Practice STANLEY
8F Sport for Development, Diplomacy, & Policy CYPRESS
8G Let's Keep Moving: The role of sport in public health practice #2 GROUSE
8H Sport as Avant Garde 2 DOVER
8I Sport and Family TENNYSON
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Sport Soundtrack 2018 | Friday Addresses
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS | PLAZA BALLROOM 9:30AM – 11:00AM Dr. Joshua I. Newman, Professor at Florida State University, will deliver the Presidential Address “Sport Sociology, In Question.”
Dr. Joshua I. Newman is a Professor of Media, Politics, and Cultural Studies in the Department of Sport Management at Florida State University. Dr. Newman’s research and teaching draw upon critical theory and co-present techniques to interrogate the cultural and political economies of sport and the active body. In addition to having published numerous journal articles and book chapters on issues pertaining to sport and body cultures of the U.S. South, Dr. Newman is the author of two books, Embodying Dixie: Studies in the Body Pedagogics of Southern Whiteness (Common Ground, 2010) and Sport, Spectacle, and NASCAR Nation: Consumption and the Cultural Politics of Neoliberalism (with Michael D. Giardina, Palgrave, 2011). His research manuscripts have been featured in The Sage Handbook of Qualitative Research, Cultural Studies Critical Methodologies, American Behavioral Scientist, the Review of Education, Pedagogy, and Cultural Studies, Journal of Sport and Social Issues, and Sociology of Sport Journal. Dr. Newman has served as a keynote or plenary speaker at the International Congress for Qualitative Inquiry and the Physical Cultural Studies Annual Conference and is an editorial board member of the Sociology of Sport Journal.
KEYNOTE ADDRESS | PLAZA BALLROOM 3:00PM – 4:30PM Dr. Damion Thomas will present "The Role of Sport at the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture."
Damion Thomas is the Museum Curator of Sports for the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. He earned a Ph.D. in United States History at UCLA. Prior to joining the museum, he was an assistant professor at the University of Maryland—College Park and the University of Illinois—Urbana/Champaign, where he taught courses that focused on sports in United States history, sports and U.S. race relations, and sports and black masculinity. He is the author of Globetrotting: African American Athletes and Cold War Politics.
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Friday, November 2, 2018 | Sessions
SESSION V 8:00 AM - 9:15 AM
5A Panel) Understanding the Stories of Bodies, Selves and Lives: GEORGIA B The Use of Narrative in Research
Organizer/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, University of Tasmania, [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): Jennifer Metz, Aurora University, [email protected]
My year as a road bike neophyte: A critical autoethnography about Anti-Blackness in cycling Presenter(s): Marta Mack-Washington, University of Kentucky, [email protected]
5B Physical Education & Social Justice ENGLISH BAY Organizer/Moderator: 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]
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Gender and sexual politics in sport-based Japanese physical education Presenter(s): Jun Mikami, Kyoto University of Education, din75052@kyokyo- u.ac.jp, Megumi Seki, Affiliation, [email protected], Satoko Itani, Kansai University, [email protected], & Keiko Itani, Kyoto University of Education, [email protected]
Immigration and the body: A comparison of young Iranian women's experiences of embodiment in Canada and Iran Presenter(s): Bahar Tajrobehkar, University of Toronto, [email protected]
5C Health, Physical Activity, & Culture SEYMOUR
Organizer/Moderator: Pierre Rodgers, George Mason University, [email protected]
Participation constraints in physical activity of US immigrant Chinese woman Presenter(s): Xiaoli Li, [email protected], Pierre Rodgers, [email protected], Ellen Rodgers, [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
Make America Fit Again: CrossFit's entanglements with the populist movement Presenter(s): Shaun Edmonds, University of Maryland - College Park, [email protected]
Rooted Resistance: Reimaging space and liberating Queer Folx through fitness and wellness Presenter(s): Monica Rochon, Florida State University, [email protected]
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5D Populism and the leisure spectacle: Performing power and STANLEY identity: Place and events
Organizer: Bryan C. Clift, University of Bath UK, [email protected], & Alan Tomlinson, University of Brighton UK, [email protected] Moderator: 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, 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 CYPRESS
Organizer/Moderator: Charles Crowley, Olivet College, [email protected]
The Pleyer's tribune: Theorizing athlete activism through alter-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]
Cultural Racism, Neo-Nationalism, and Globalization in Contemporary U.S. Sport: Right-Wing Student-Athletes’ Responses to NFL Players’ National Anthem Protests Presenter(s): Kenneth Sean Chaplin, John Carroll University, [email protected]
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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]
Place-Based Music and Sport in Global Context GROUSE 5F Organizer/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): Katja Sonkeng, University of Georgia, [email protected]
Mexican chant bringing out FIFA’s double discourse regarding homophobic practices Presenter(s): Vanessa García González, Universidad Autónoma Chapingo, [email protected] & Mafaldo Maza Dueñas, Universidad Autónoma Chapingo, [email protected]
You Never Walk Alone: Cultural Labor and Stadium Performance Presenter(s): Chris Henderson, University of Iowa, [email protected]
Super Bowl Halftime Shows and the Cultural Politics of National Identity, 1967- 2018 Presenter(s): Andrew D. Linden, California State University Northridge, [email protected]
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5G Roundtable) Pracademic Teaching: Giving Life to Sport DOVER Sociology Theory
Organizer: Gary Sailes, Indiana University, [email protected] Moderator: Kadessha S. Alawar Taylor, Olivet College, [email protected]
Access and Opportunity through the Vehicle of Sport 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]
5H Sensuous Methodologies: Using Music & Film to (In)Form TENNYSON Pedagogy & Research
Organizer/Moderator: Cathy van Ingen, Brock University, [email protected] & Maura Rosenthal, Bridgewater State University, [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]
Capturing Sport Culture Through Documentary Film Presenter(s): Natalie Welch, University of Tennessee, [email protected]
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SESSION VI 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM
6A Panel) DCCC "Don't Believe the Hype" Value of Diverse GEORGIA A Scholarship Think Tank
Organizer/Moderator: Algerian Hart, Western Illinois University, [email protected]
Panelists: Emmett Gill, University of Texas at Austin, [email protected]
Akilah Carter-Francique, Prairie View A&M University, [email protected]
Charles Crowley, Olivet College, [email protected]
J. Kenyatta Cavil, Texas Southern University, [email protected]
F. Michelle Richardson, Coppin State University, [email protected]
6B Women, Sports Media, & Film GEORGIA B
Organizer/Moderator: Stacey Pope, Durham University, [email protected]
A new age for media coverage of women's sport? An analysis of English media coverage of the 2015 FIFA women's World Cup Presenter(s): Stacey Pope, [email protected] & Kate Petty, Durham University
"Despite Title IX . . .": Articulations of feminism in/ and sport media Presenter(s): Cheryl Cooky, Purdue University, [email protected], Dunja Antunovic, Bradley University, [email protected]
Until We All Win: Rethinking Women in Sports Media and Marketplace Feminism Presenter(s): 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]
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6C Using Music to Inspire Sport Performance #1 ENGLISH BAY Organizer/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 SEYMOUR
Organizer/Moderator: Dr. Alvin Logan, Jr; University of Washington, [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 Presenter(s): Graeme Metcalf, Ryerson University, [email protected]
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6E Sport as Avant Garde #1 STANLEY
Organizer/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 CYPRESS
Organizer/Moderator: 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, George Washington University, [email protected], & D. Travers Scott, Clemson University, [email protected]
Transgender student athletes: Legal and social impacts Presenter(s): Amy Cox, Troy University, [email protected]
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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 GROUSE
Organizer/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, Western University, [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 - [email protected], Jay Scherer, [email protected], & Rylan Kafara, [email protected], University of Alberta
Re-routing settler colonial movement Presenter(s): Heather Sykes, OISE University of Toronto, [email protected]
6H Let's Keep It Moving: The Role of Sport & Public Health DOVER Practice #1
Organizer/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 Presenter(s): Galen T. Trail, Seattle University, [email protected], Brian P. McCullough, Seattle University, [email protected]
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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 youth and adulthood: Initial findings from the National Sport and Society Survey Presenter(s): Chris Knoester, [email protected] & James Tompsett, [email protected], The Ohio State University
6I Soccer Across the Globe TENNYSON
Organizer/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, Beijing Sport University, [email protected], & Xue Lu, Beijing Sport University, [email protected]
Street Soccer Scotland: Social inclusion through sport-based programs Presenter(s): Yeaseul Cho, 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]
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SESSION VII 1:30 PM - 2:45 PM
7A Roundtable) Can't Stop the Music! Social Justice Pedagogies GEORGIA A Organizer/Moderator: Mark Schuster, Rutgers University, [email protected]
Panelists: Danced the Night Away: Are the OUT/GAY Games Fading Away? Presenter(s): Mark Schuster, Rutgers University, [email protected]
Social Justice Teaching with Open Educational Resources Presenter(s): Maura Rosenthal, Bridgewater State University, [email protected]
7B Sport, Society, & Technology #2 GEORGIA B 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): Samantha King, Queen’s University, [email protected] & Gavin Weedon, Nottingham Trent University, [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]
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7C Sport, Physical Culture, & Labor ENGLISH BAY Organizer/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, [email protected], Richard Southall, [email protected], & Grace Yan, [email protected], University of South Carolina
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]
7D Can't Stop . . . Won't Stop . . . Hip Hop Culture & Sport SEYMOUR
Organizer/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], Richard Davis, Western Illinois University, [email protected], & Jaime Gilmore, Western Illinois University - jd-gilmoreAwiu.edu
Generation Hip Hop: Breakin', Hip Hop Pedagogy and Cultural Wealth Presenter(s): Tasha Iglesias, California State University Long Beach, [email protected]
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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, & STANLEY Identity
Organizer/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]
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 CYPRESS
Organizer/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]
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#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, vb9@stmarys- ca.edu
7G Transforming Sport by Policy & Athletes GROUSE
Organizer/Moderator: Brenda A. Riemer, Eastern Michigan University, [email protected]
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]
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7H Diversity & Inclusion in Sport Organizations DOVER
Organizer/Moderator: Annelies Knoppers, University of Utrecht, [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, viaSport, [email protected], Andrea Bundon, University of British Columbia, [email protected], Tim Konoval, University of British Columbia, [email protected], Shawna Lawson, viaSport, [email protected], & Joseph O' Rourke, University of British Columbia, [email protected]
Playfulness means inclusiveness: A case of Diversity Cup in Japan Presenter(s): Naofumi Suzuki, Hitotsubashi University, [email protected]
Networking Dissent Voices: Korea-Japan Civic Alliance for Olympic Resistance Kyoung-yim Kim, Boston College, [email protected], Satoko Itani, Kansai University, [email protected], Kyung Ryeol Lee, Civic Network for Justice in Sport, Korea & Masako Ichimura, Han-gorin-no-kai, Japan
"We want more diversity but . . .": Resisting diversity in sport organizations Presenter(s): Ramon Spaaij, Victoria University, Australia, [email protected] & Annelies Knoppers, University of Utrecht, [email protected]
7I Post-Qualitative Inquiry in Sport & Physical Culture TENNYSON Research #2
Organizer/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]
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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 VIII 4:30 PM - 5:45 PM
8A Privilege, Sport, & Community Culture GEORGIA A Organizer: Akilah R. Carter-Francique, Prairie View A&M University, [email protected] Moderator: Michaela A. Kaliniak, Olivet College, [email protected]
Men, money, and calculated manipulation: Intersections of informality and exception in the building of a sport-focused community in the ‘Millennial City’ Presenter(s): Devra Waldman, The University of British Columbia, [email protected]
Living that Young Urban Professional Life: Privilege, Place, and Physical Culture in the Contemporary City Presenter(s): Eric Stone, University of Maryland College Park, [email protected]
The Making of Gold Jacket City Presenter(s): Wai Ian “Vince” Tam, HKS Architects, [email protected]
8B (Re)Building Community through Sport GEORGIA B Organizer/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]
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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]
8C Using Music to Inspire Sport Performance 2 ENGLISH BAY Organizer/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 McGreggor, University of Michigan, [email protected], & 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 SEYMOUR
Organizer/Moderator: Benjamin Nam, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, [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]
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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 Digital Audio, Sound, and Physical Culture Research Practice STANLEY
Organizer/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]
8F Sport for Development, Diplomacy, & Policy CYPRESS
Organizer/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]
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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 GROUSE
Organizer: 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 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): Katja Sonkeng, 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 DOVER
Organizer/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): Damien Puddle, University of Waikato, [email protected]
Sport Metaphors: Synecdoches, Significance, and Symbolism Presenter(s): Robert E. Rinehart, University of Waikato, [email protected]
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8I Sport and Family TENNYSON
Organizer/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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Sport Soundtrack 2018 | Saturday Overview
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Saturday, November 3, 2018 | Schedule
SESSION IX 8:00 AM - 9:15 AM
9A The Sound of Difference in Outdoor Culture GEORGIA A
9B Songs of Liberation: Methods of Resistance in Sporting Spaces #1 GEORGIA B
9C Teaching the Sociology of Sport: Ideas, Issues, & Innovations #3 ENGLISH BAY
9D Alternative Conceptual Approaches to Sport for Development Research #1 SEYMOUR
9E Sociology of Sports Coaching #1 STANLEY
9F Populism & the Leisure Spectacle: Performing Power & Identity: Ideology, CYPRESS Discourse, Theory
9G ?Y Nosotros que? Latin American Culture, Identity, and Sports GROUSE
9H Sport & Values-Based Education: From Theory to Practice (And Back Again) #1 DOVER
9I The Olympic Movement: Examining Race, Gender, & Politics in the Winter TENNYSON Games
SESSION X 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM
10A Panel) Unpleasant melodies: Young sport sociologists, mental health and GEORGIA A White institutional presence
10B Songs of Liberation: Methods of Resistance in Sporting Spaces #2 GEORGIA B
10C Globalized NFL: Boundaries, Flows, Politics #1 ENGLISH BAY
10D Understanding the Sociocultural Experiences of Athletes SEYMOUR
10E Sociology of Sports Coaching #2 STANLEY
10F Populism & the Leisure Spectacle: Performing Power & Identity: Trump Times CYPRESS
10G Women Warriors in Sport GROUSE
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Saturday, November 3, 2018 | Schedule
SESSION XI 1:30 PM - 2:45 PM
11A Panel) Historical Sociology: On Not Repeating the Past GEORGIA A
11B Sport, Society, & Technology #3 GEORGIA B
11C Globalized NFL: Boundaries, Flows, Politics #2 ENGLISH BAY
11D Sport & Masculinity SEYMOUR
11E Sport & Values-Based Education: From Theory to Practice (And Back Again) #2 STANLEY
11F The Business of College Athletics CYPRESS
11G Bodies & Soul: Thinking through the embodied Musician GROUSE
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Sport Soundtrack 2018 | Saturday Address
KEYNOTE ADDRESS | PLAZA BALLROOM 9:30AM – 11:00AM
Dr. David J. Leonard is Professor in the Department of Critical Culture, Gender and Race Studies at Washington State University, Pullman. He will deliver, ““You’ve been on my mind like Kaepernick kneelin”: Hip-Hop, Heritage, and Hope in the Revolt of the Black Athlete.”
Dr. David J. Leonard regularly writes about issues of anti-black racism, media culture, inequality, and the criminal justice system. His forthcoming book is entitled Playing While White Privilege and Power on and off the Field (University Washington Press). He is currently working on a monograph entitled All Lives Don’t Matter: White Angels, Black Th*gs and America’s Racism Problem (University of Washington Press).
He is also the author of After Artest: The NBA and the Assault on Blackness (SUNY Press, 2012). He is also author of Screens Fade to Black: Contemporary African American Cinema (Praeger, 2006); he is co-editor of Visual Economies of/in Motion: Sport and Film (Peter Lang, 2006), and Commodified and Criminalized: New Racism and African Americans in Contemporary Sports (Rowman and Littlefield, 2011).
His work has appeared in Journal of Sport and Social Issues, Cultural Studies: Critical Methodologies, Game and Culture, as well as several anthologies. Leonard is a past contributor to The Undefeated, NewBlackMan, the Feminist Wire, Huffington Post, Chronicle of Higher Education/Vitae, and Urban Cusp. His work has appeared in The Washington Post, BBC, The Root, Ebony, Slam, Racialicious, Loop21, The Nation, Layupline, The Grio, and The Starting Five.
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Saturday, November 3, 2018 | Sessions
SESSION IX 8:00 AM - 9:15 AM
9A The Sound of Difference in Outdoor Culture GEORGIA A Organizer/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 counselor 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]
9B Songs of Liberation: Methods of Resistance in Sporting Spaces #1 GEORGIA B Organizer/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]
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Asian American Jazz behind the Barbed Wire Presenter(s): Sang Uk Joo, Messiah College, [email protected] & Mi Ae Lee, Farmingdale State College, [email protected]
The death of a devil: Notes on hearing the veiled Presenter(s): Anthony J. Weems, Texas A&M University, [email protected]
9C Teaching the Sociology of Sport: Ideas, Issues, & Innovations #3 ENGLISH BAY Organizer/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]
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 SEYMOUR Research #1
Organizer/Moderator: Michael Dao, [email protected] & Tavis Smith, [email protected], University of Toronto
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]
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]
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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]
Nothing is more precious than independence and liberty:” Sport for State Development Presenter(s): Michael Dao, University of Toronto, [email protected]
9E Sociology of Sports Coaching #1 STANLEY
Organizer/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 the lens of gendered citizenship and authority Presenter(s): Nick Stoyan, Niagara University, [email protected]
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9F Populism & the Leisure Spectacle: Performing Power & CYPRESS 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]
9G ?Y Nosotros que? Latin American Culture, Identity, and Sports GROUSE
Organizer/Moderator: A. Jaime Morales, Jr., University of Tennessee at Knoxville, [email protected] & Jen McGovern, Monmouth University, [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]
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9H Sport & Values-Based Education: From Theory to Practice (And DOVER Back Again) #1
Organizer/Moderator: Alex Channon, 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]
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]
Love Fighting Hate Violence: Teaching Consent through Combat Sports Presenter(s): Alex Channon, University of Brighton, [email protected]
9I The Olympic Movement: Examining Race, Gender, & Politics in the TENNYSON Winter Games
Organizer/Moderator: Synthia Sydnor, [email protected], University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign
A Critical Analysis of a Documentary Film of South Korean Speed Skating Mass Start Men in PyeongChang Winter Olympics Hyejin Jo, Simon Fraser University, [email protected]
Exploring Female Athletes' Constructions of Gender and Risk in Alpine Environments Presenter(s): Danika Kelly, University of Calgary, [email protected]
Olympic Music and Racialized Institutions: Olympic Ice Dancing in PyeongChang Presenter(s): Doo Jae Park - [email protected], Na Ri Shin, [email protected], Caitlin Clarke, [email protected], & Synthia Sydnor - [email protected], University of Illinois – Urbana-Champaign
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SESSION X 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM
10A Panel) Unpleasant melodies: Young sport sociologists, mental GEORGIA health and White institutional presence A
Organizer/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 Di Giorgio, Elms College, [email protected]
10B Songs of Liberation: Methods of Resistance in Sporting Spaces #2 GEORGIA B Organizer/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, Kent State University, [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]
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10C Globalized NFL: Boundaries, Flows, Politics #1 ENGLISH BAY Organizer/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 – [email protected] & John N. Singer, [email protected], Texas A&M University
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]
10D Understanding the Sociocultural Experiences of Athletes SEYMOUR
Organizer/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]
NCAA Division 1 baseball players' perspectives on the specialization debate Presenter(s): Lequez Spearman, St. John’s University, [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, & Christopher Faulkner, University of Wolverhampton, Sport Institute
Coaching for the Culture: How the intercultural communication of White coaches is not meeting the cultural needs of Black athletes Presenter(s): Drew Brown, University of Delaware, [email protected]
10E Sociology of Sports Coaching #2 STANLEY
Organizer/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’ 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]
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10F Populism & the Leisure Spectacle: Performing Power & Identity: CYPRESS Trump Times
Organizer/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 resisting America’s popular white nationalism Presenter(s): Grace Yan, University of South Carolina, [email protected], Nicolas Watanabe, University of South Carolina, [email protected]; Joshua Newman, Florida State University, [email protected] & Hanahan Xue, Florida State University, [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 GROUSE
Organizer/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, watch me play": The 1999 Women's World Cup and the construction of a postfeminist movement Presenter(s): Eileen Narcotta-Welp, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, enarcotta- [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
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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]
SESSION XI 1:30 PM - 2:45 PM
11A Panel) Historical Sociology: On Not Repeating the Past GEORGIA A Organizer/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]
11B Sport, Society, & Technology #3 GEORGIA B Organizer: Jennifer Sterling, University of Iowa, [email protected] Mary McDonald, Georgia Institute of Technology, [email protected] Moderator: Jennifer Sterling, University of Iowa, [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, University of Calgary, [email protected]
Concussion, Brain Donations and a Political Economy of the Athlete’s Corpse Presenter(s): Sean Brayton, University of Lethbridge - [email protected] Michelle Helstein, University of Lethbridge, [email protected]
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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 ENGLISH BAY Organizer/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]
NFL ‘Tochito’ in Mexico: safety, health and the masculine warrior Presenter(s): Gonzalo Bravo, West Virginia University, [email protected] & Vanessa García González, Universidad Autónoma Chapingo, [email protected]
Increasingly Liquid People and the NFL’s Operation Discovery Presenter(s): Lars Dzikus, [email protected] & Sam Winemiller, [email protected], University of Tennessee
Intercepting the Game: Representing the NFL in Austria Presenter(s): C. Richard King, Columbia College Chicago, [email protected]
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11D Sport & Masculinity SEYMOUR
Organizer/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]
Masculinity 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 Kavanagh, University of Waikato, [email protected]
"It used to be called an old man's game": Masculinity, embodiment, and curling participation amongst men in later life Presenter(s): Kristi Allain, St. Thomas University, kallain.stu.ca & Stephanie Dotto, Trent University, [email protected]
11E Sport & Values-Based Education: From Theory to Practice (And STANLEY Back Again) #2
Organizer: Alex Channon, University of Brighton, [email protected] Moderator: Graham Spacey, University of Johannesburg, [email protected]
Values Based Physical Education and National Development Goals in the South African Public School System Presenter(s): Graham Spacey, University of Johannesburg - [email protected]
The Football 4 Peace Programme Presenter(s): Warren Smart, University of Brighton, [email protected]
Following Their Lead: Student-Determined Character Traits for Values-Based Sport Courses Presenter(s): Andrew Meyer, Baylor University, [email protected]
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11F The Business of College Athletics CYPRESS
Organizer/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 head 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 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 Musician GROUSE
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]
Music, movement, ragas and dances: ‘Orientalism’ and the Shankar brothers Presenter(s): Patricia Vertinsky, University of British Columbia, [email protected] & Aishwarya Ramachandran, University of British Columbia, [email protected]
The Athlicians: Presenting Marching Band as High Performance Sport Presenter(s): Linda Henderson, St. Mary's University, Calgary, [email protected]
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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]
To Hide or to Reveal - The Musician's Body as Text Presenter(s): Elena Gabor, [email protected], Bradley University
“Institution of the First Class” Founded 1876
Department of Health & Kinesiology
Prairie View, Texas www.pvamu.edu
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NASSS Awards
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Gary Sailes Graduate Diversity Scholarship
Gary “Doc” Sailes is an award-winning professor at Indiana University. He is widely recognized for his research and advocacy on collegiate sport access and Critical Race Theory. A champion of student-athlete development, Dr. Sailes has led Congressional hearings, and presented to the International Olympic Congress on abuses in college athletics and the value of diversity across sport. A recipient of the 2011 NASSS Distinguished Service Award, “Doc” continues his support of the NASSS community by bestowing resources that annually fund the Graduate Diversity Scholarship.
In recognition of the recommendation made by the Racial Diversity Committee in the fall of 2003, the NASSS Conference Program Committee has implemented a scholarship for a graduate student who is a member of a racial or ethnic “minority” group. The purpose of the scholarship is to create a mechanism to identify racial and/or ethnic “minority” graduate students who are doing research in the area of sport sociology, and to provide a means of supporting their work and association with NASSS. The award is for $500 to be applied toward expenses associated with attendance at the NASSS annual conference. Recipients
Master’s Award: Tori Thompson (University of Maryland) 2018 Doctoral Award: Nida Ahmad (University of Waikato)
Master’s Award: Dervon Francis (Western Illinois University) 2017 Doctoral Award: Alexander Deeb (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
Master’s Award: Urooj Shahzadi(University of Toronto) 2016 Doctoral Award: Traci Canada (University of Virginia)
Master’s Award: Alexander Deeb (Western Illinois University) 2015 Doctoral Award: Bahar Tajrobehkar (University of Toronto)
Master’s Award: Caroline Piquette (Laurentian University) 2014 Doctoral Award: Ember Skye W. Kanelee (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
Master's Award: Bahar Tajrobehkar (York University) 2013 Doctoral Award: Satoko Itani (University of Toronto)
2012 Chelsea Johnson (University of Southern California)
2011 Albert Y. Bimper, Jr. (University of Texas)
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2010 Nikolas Dickerson (University of Iowa)
2009 Jasmine Hamilton (Louisiana State University)
2008 Kyoung-Yim Kim (University of Toronto)
2007 Rachel Sarabia (University of California, Santa Barbara)
2006 Nicola Potopsighn (Queen's University)
2005 Bryan Bracey (University of Maryland)
Barbara Brown Outstanding Student Paper Award Barbara A. Brown was a professor of sport sociology at the University of Western Ontario from 1983 until 1990, when she died of cancer at the age of forty. Dr. Brown, who was President- Elect of NASSS at the time of her death, was widely recognized for her expertise on women in sport and leisure, her political commitment to extending girls’ and women’s opportunities for participation in sport, and her contributions to the development of a professional community of sport sociologists. She was also a dedicated mentor and teacher whose invaluable work with students is appropriately memorialized in the naming of this award for her. Recipients
Doctoral Award: Katelyn Esmonde (University of Maryland), “There’s only so much data you can handle in your life’: Accommodating and resisting self-surveillance in women’s running and fitness tracking practices” 2018 Masters Award: Ali Greey (University of Toronto), “Transcending and Terrains: Engaging the Methods of Black Geographies and Indigenous Land Education to Explore the Places of Sport”
Doctoral Award: Nida Ahmad (University of Waikato), Muslim Sportswomen as Social 2017 Media Space Invaders: Recreating Identities and Challenging Stereotypes in Digital Space
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Masters Award: Mitchell McSweeney (Brock University), Reflexive Accounts of a Postcolonial Ethnographer: Understanding Insider-Outsider Status
Doctoral Award: Madeleine Pape (University of Wisconsin-Madison) “The fairest of them all: The science of sex difference in the Court of Arbitration for Sport” 2016 Masters Award: Vrinda Marwah (University of Texas at Austin) “Racialized Labor in Sport: A Review of Sherpas and Himalayan Mountaineering.”
Doctoral Award: Matt Hawzen(Florida State University), “Reading Tim Tebow: Sporting celebrity, whiteness and the cultural politics of morality in America” 2015 Masters Award: Matt Crockett(San Jose State University), “A Spatial Ethnography of the CrossFit Gym”
Doctoral Award: Bryan Lagae (University of Miami) African American representation in big-time sports: The case of baseball 2014 Masters Award: Bahar Tajrobehkar (York University) Subverting the ideal? Female bodybuilding competitors’ perceptions and negotiations of the competition norms
Doctoral: Gavin Weedon (University of British Columbia) Mud Running: Political Ecology Meets the Sociology of Sport 2013 Masters: Anima Adjepong (U Texas, Austin) Rethinking sportswomen’s un/apologetics: Gender, race, and sexuality on and off the rugby pitch
Masters: Shawn Forde (University of British Columbia) Look at Yourself! A Critical Discourse Analysis of Right to Play’s HIV/AIDS Prevention Manual 2012 Doctoral: Jennifer Hardes (University of Alberta) Toward a sporting common: Spectacle, biopolitical production and multitudinal becomings
Masters: Letisha Engracia Cardoso Brown (University of Texas at Austin) The Spectacle of Blackness: Race, Representations and the Black Body 2011 Doctoral: Mark Norman (University of Toronto) The Consumption and Production of Hockey Day in Canada on Twitter: Cultural Citizenship, Collective Discussion, and the Implications of New Media Communication
Masters: Brittney Boliba (California State University, East Bay) - Accessibility of an 2010 Action Sport: Examining Social Inclusion/Exclusion in Kiteboarding
Doctoral: Koji Kobayashi (University of Otago) - Corporate Nationalism and Glocalization of Nike Advertising in Asia
Sean Smith (European Graduate School of Media and Communications) - From 2009 Panoptic to Panhaptic? High Performance Running and the Societies of Control
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Masters: Lindsey Pilver (University of Massachusetts-Amherst) - "I am Naturally 2008 Competitive, but I am O.K. with Being in the Middle." Identity Negotiation and the Conflicting Discourses of Female College Athletes
Doctoral: Michael Friedman (University of Maryland) - "The Transparency of Democracy" : Spectacle and Symbolism in the Design of Washington National Park
Masters: Jennifer J. Hardes (Ohio State University) - More than Merely "Me"?: "Identity 2007 Politics" and the Paradigmatic Assumptions of Sport Sociologists
Doctoral: Simon C. Darnell (University of Toronto) - Post-hegemony? Investigating the Utility of Sport within International Development
Barbara Ravel (Université de Montreal) - "I Play Hockey and I’m Gaie But Don't Call me 2006 Butch!": Discursive Constructions of Gender and Sexuality in Québec Women's Sport
Holly Thorpe (University of Waikato) - Beyond ‘Decorative Sociology’: Contextualizing 2005 Female Surf, Skate and Snow Boarding
Jamie Schultz (University of Iowa) - "Staff of Which Legends are Made": Jack Trice 2004 Stadium and the Politics of Memory
Benita Heiskanen (University of Texas) - Boxing Womanhood: Spatio-Bodily Dialogue in 2003 Texas
Parissa Safai (University of Toronto) - Healing the Body in the 'Culture of Risk': 2002 Examining the Negotiation of Treatment between Medicine Clinicians and Injured Athletes in Canadian Intercollegiate Sport
2001 Jeanne Kay (Université de Montréal) - The Corporate Habitus in Adventure Racing
Christine Provvidenza (University of Toronto) - A Feminist Discourse Analysis of "Heart 2000 Smart Women: Your Guide to Your Health"
Jay Scherer (University of Windsor) - Globalization and the Construction of Local 1999 Particularities: A Case Study of the Winnipeg Jets
Theresa Walton (University of Iowa) - Steve Prefontaine: From Rebel with a Cause to 1998 Bourgeois Hero
Michael Atkinson (University of Calgary) - Controlling the (FAN)Fare: The Role of Ticket 1997 Scalpers in Determining Access to Sporting Events
Brian Wilson (McMaster University) - The Black Athlete in Canada: Race, 1996 Representation and the Toronto Raptors
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Shari Dworkin (University of Southern California) - A Woman's Place is in the ... 1995 Cardiovascular Room?: Gender Relations, the Body and the Gym
Faye Linda Wachs (University of Southem California) - A Structural Analysis of College 1994 Basketball: The Negotiation of Capital
Jennifer Joslin (University of Iowa) - Out of the Vacuum, Onto the Playing Field: Hoover- 1993 Bali and the Resurrection of an American President
Samatha King (Queen’s University) - The Politics of the Body and the Body Politic: 1992 Magic Johnson and the Ideology of AIDS
David Andrews (University of Illinois) - All Consumed Bodies: Baudrillard, Hyperreality 1991 and the Cybemetic Construction of Michael Jordan
1990 Lisa McDermott (Queen’s University) - Towards an Integrative Critique of Modern Sport
Laurel Davis (University of Iowa) Racism and the Articulation of Differences: White 1989 Athletes
1982 Cathy Bray (University of Alberta) - Gender and Political Economy of Canadian Sport
Jacqueline Gillis (University of North Carolina-Greensboro) - American Civil Religion 1981 and Sport
Outstanding Sociology of Sport Journal Article Award This award is presented to the author of the best article published in SSJ from the previous calendar year. There is no application process; all articles from the previous calendar year are automatically entered. Recipients
2018 Cheryl Cooky: “We Cannot Stand Idly By: A Necessary Call for Public Sociology of Sport” Holly Thorpe: Athletic Women’s Experiences of Amenorrhea: Biomedical Technologies, 2017 Somatic Ethics and Embodied Subjectivities Jonathon Magee, Ramon Spaaij & Ruth Jeanes: “It’s recovery United for me”: Promises 2016 and pitfalls of football as part of mental health recovery.
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Samantha King, Scott Carey, Naila Jinnah, Rob Millington, Andrea Phillipson, Carolyn 2015 Prouse, and Matt Ventresca “When is a Drug Not a Drug? Troubling Silences and Unsettling Painkillers in the National Football League” Kyoung-Yim Kim Translation With Abusive Fidelity: Methodological Issues in Translating 2014 Media Texts About Korean LPGA Players 2013 Koji Kobayashi Corporate Nationalism and Globalization of Nike Advertising in Asia Michael A. Messner Gender ideologies, youth sports and the production of soft 2012 essentialism Ryan King-White (Towson University) Danny Almonte: Discursive Construction(s) of 2011 (Im)migrant Citizenship in Neoliberal America Thomas Patrick Oates (Penn State University) - New Media and the Repackaging of 2010 NFL Fandom Samantha King (Queen's University) - What's Queer About (Queer) Sport Sociology 2009 Now? Lisa McDermott (University of Alberta) - A Governmental Analysis of Children "at Risk" 2008 in a World of Physical Inactivity and Obesity Epidemics Laura Frances Chase (California State Polytechnic University, Pomona) 2007 - (Un)Disciplined Bodies: A Foucauldian Analysis of Women's Rugby Cynthia Fabrizio Pelak (University of Memphis) - Athletes as Agents of Change: An 2006 Examination of Shifting Race Relations Within Women's Netball in Post-Apartheid South Africa Jay Scherer (University of Alberta) and Steven J. Jackson (University of Otago) - From 2005 Corporate Welfare to National Interest: Newspaper Analysis of the Public Subsidization of NHL Hockey Debate in Canada Ted Butryn (San Jose State University) - Posthuman Podiums: Cyborg Narratives of Elite 2004 Track and Field Athletes Joanne Kay and Suzanne Laberge (Université de Montréal) - Mapping the Field of "AR": 2003 Adventure Racing and Bourdieu's Concept of Field Michael Silk (University of Maryland) - Together We're One? The Place of the Nation in 2002 Media Representations of the 1998 Kuala Lompur Commonwealth Games Alan G. Ingham, Bryan J. Blissmer, and Kristen Wells Davidson (Miami University) - The 2001 Expendable Prolympic Self. Going Beyond the Boundaries of the Sociology of Sport 2000
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Heather Sykes (University of Wisconsin) - Turning the Closets Inside/Out: Towards a 1999 Queer-Feminist Theory in Women's Physical Education 1998 - Margaret MacNeill (University of Toronto) - Network: Producing Olympic Ice Hockey for 1997 a National Television Audience 1996 Naomi Fejgin (Wingate Institute) - Participation in High School Competitive Sports: A 1995 Subversion of School Mission or Contribution to Academic Goals? 1994 Tim Curry (Ohio State University) - Fraternal Bonding in the Locker Room: A Profeminist 1993 Analysis of Talk About Competition and Women
Outstanding Book Award This award is presented to the author(s) of the most outstanding book published in the previous calendar year. Recipients Nicole Willms, “When Women Rule the Court: Gender, Race, and Japanese American 2018 Basketball” 2017 Lindsay Parks Pieper, Sex testing: Gender policing in women’s sports James Holstein, Richard Jones, and George Koonce: Is There Life After Football? 2016 Surviving the NFL 2015 Alan Klein (Northeastern University) Dominican Baseball: New Pride, Old Prejudice Jeffrey Montez de Oca (University of Colorado, Colorado Springs) Discipline and 2014 Indulgence: College Football, Media, and the American Way of Life During the Cold War Katie Fitzpatrick (University of Auckland) Critical Pedagogy, Physical Education and 2013 Urban Schooling Joshua Newman and Michael Giardina (both Florida State University) Sport, 2012 Spectacle, and NASCAR Nation: Consumption and the Cultural Politics of Neoliberalism
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2011 Emily Chivers Yochim (Allegheny College) Skate Life: Re-Imagining White Masculinity Shari L. Dworkin (UCSF) and Faye Linda Wachs (Cal Poly Pomona) - Body Panic: 2010 Gender, Health and the Selling of Fitness 2009 Thomas F. Carter (University of Brighton) - The Quality of Home Runs 2008 Earl Smith (Wake Forest University) - Race, Sport and the American Dream Pirkko Markula (University of Alberta) and Richard Pringle (University of Waikato) 2007 - Foucault, Sport and Exercise: Power Knowledge and Transforming the Self Michael D. Giardina (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) - Sporting 2006 Pedagogies: Performing Culture & Identity in the Global Arena Sherri Grasmuck (Temple University) - Protecting Home: Class, Race, and Masculinity 2005 in Boys' Baseball Michael Messner (University of Southern California) - Taking the Field- Women, Men 2004 and Sport Dan Nathan (Skidmore College) - Saying It's So: A Cultural History of the Black Sox 2003 Scandal Michael Robidoux (University of Ottawa) - Men at Play: A Working Understanding of 2002 Professional Hockey Nancy Theberge (University of Waterloo) - Higher Goals: Women's Ice Hockey and the 2001 Politics of Gender Varda Burstyn (Independent writer) - The Rites of Men: Manhood, Politics, and the 2000 Culture of Sport Eric Dunning (University of Leicester) - Sport Matters: Sociological Studies of Sport, 1999 Violence, and Civilization 1998 John Sugden (University of Brighton) - Boxing and Society: An International Analysis 1997 Alan Klein (Northeastern University) - Baseball on the Border Jennifer Hargreaves (University of Surrey Roehampton) - Sporting Females: Critical 1996 Issues in the History and Sociology of Women's Sports Todd Crosset (University of Massachusetts) - Outsiders in the Clubhouse: Class and 1995 Gender on the Women's Professional Golf Tour 1994 Michael Messner (University of Southern California) - Power at Play: Sport and the 1993 Problems of Masculinity
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NASSS Service Excellence Award
The NASSS Service Excellence Award is awarded at our annual meeting to an individual who has offered distinguished service and longtime contributions to the organization (NASSS), and/or the area of the sociology of sport more generally. Recipients
2018 Mary McDonald (Georgia Institute of Technology)
2017 Gertrud Pfister (Københavns Universitet)
2017 Eric Dunning (University of Leicester)
2016 Norman Denzin (University of Illinois)
2015 Mary Jo Kane (University of Minnesota)
2014 R. Vivian Acosta (Brooklyn College) and Linda Jean Carpenter (Brooklyn College)
2013 Nancy Spencer (Bowling Green University)
2012 Merrill Melnick (SUNY Brookport) & Peter Donnelly (University of Toronto)
2011 Don Sabo (D’Youville College) & Gary Sailes (Indiana University)
2010 Joseph Maguire (Loughborough University)
2009 Susan Birrell (University of Iowa) & Harry Edwards (University of California, Berkeley)
Jennifer Hargreaves (Universities of Surrey and Brighton, UK) & Richard Lapchick 2008 (University of Central Florida)
2007 Mike Malec (Boston College) & Michael Messner (University of Southern California)
2006 Vicky Paraschak (University of Windsor)
2005 Nancy Theberge (University of Waterloo)
2004 Jim Frey (University of Nevada–Las Vegas)
2003 John Loy (Universities of Illinois and Otago)
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Andrew Yiannakis (University of Connecticut) & Susan Greendorfer (University of 2002 Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
George Sage (University of Northern Colorado) & D. Stanley Eitzen (Colorado State 2001 University)
Jay Coakley (University of Colorado–Colorado Springs), Gunther Lueschen (University 1996 of Alabama), & Lee Vander Velden (University of Maryland)
1995 Gerald Kenyon (Universities of Wisconsin and Waterloo)
Sociology of Sports Journal (SSJ) Early Career Researcher Award
Sponsored by Human Kinetics, we are pleased to announce the "SSJ Early Career Researcher Award", to be awarded to an early career NASSS member "in recognition of significant scholarly contributions to the sociology of sport field." The winner of the award will receive U.S.$1,000 and be recognized at the annual NASSS business meeting/awards.
Recipients
2018 Dr. Joseph Cooper, University of Connecticut 2017 Lyndsay Hayhurst, York University, Canada 2016 Brad Millington, University of Bath, UK 2015 Holly Thorpe, University of Waikato, New Zealand
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NASSS Fellows North American Society for the Sociology of Sport members wishing to gain Research Fellow status must have a continuous and high-quality record of scholarship.
Posthumous Award Recipients
Barbara A. Brown
James Curtis
D. Stanley Eitzen
Alan G. Ingham
2018 Recipients
Jim Denison, University of Alberta
Louis Harrison, University of Texas at Austin
Billy Hawkins, University of Houston
Ryan King-White, Towson University
Robert Rinehart, University of Waikato
Holly Thorpe, University of Waikato
Theresa Walton-Fisette, Kent State University
Lawrence Wenner, Loyola Marymount University
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2017 Recipients
David L. Andrews, University of Maryland at College Park
Toni Bruce, University of Auckland
Ted M. Butryn, San Jose State University
Cheryl Cooky, Purdue University
Simon C. Darnell, University of Toronto
Bryan E. Denham, Clemson University
Michael D. Giardina, Florida State University
Audrey Giles, University of Ottawa
Lyndsay Hayhurst, York University
John D. Horne, University of Central Lancashire
Steven J. Jackson, University of Otago
Annelies Knoppers, University of Utrecht
Pirkko Markula, University of Alberta
Michael Messner, University of Southern California
Joshua I. Newman, Florida State University
Richard Pringle, University of Auckland
Jay Scherer, University of Alberta
John Sugden, University of Brighton
Heather J. Sykes, University of Toronto
Alan Tomlinson, University of Brighton
Cathy van Ingen, Brock University
Brian Wilson, University of British Columbia
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Sport Soundtrack: Sport, Music, and Culture
Thank You!
See you in Virginia Beach, Virginia 2019
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