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Sport Soundtrack: Sport, Music & Culture -- NASSS Conference Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Programs NASSS 11-2018 Sport Soundtrack: Sport, Music & Culture -- NASSS Conference Program 2018 North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/nasssprograms Part of the Sports Studies Commons Repository Citation North American Society for the Sociology of Sport, "Sport Soundtrack: Sport, Music & Culture -- NASSS Conference Program 2018" (2018). North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Programs. 37. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/nasssprograms/37 This Report is brought to you for free and open access by the NASSS at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Programs by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. 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 www.nasss.org - #nasss2018conf 3 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 www.nasss.org - #nasss2018conf 4 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. www.nasss.org - #nasss2018conf 5 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 www.nasss.org - #nasss2018conf 6 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. www.nasss.org - #nasss2018conf 7 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 www.nasss.org - #nasss2018conf 8 BOLD Ideas, ESSENTIAL Reading SPORT SOCIOLOGY Forthcoming SPORTSWORLD Winner of the 2018 Early Career Gender SOCCER An American Dreamland Scholar Award by Sociologists for Women in Society-South Jean-Philippe Toussaint Robert Lipsyte KICKING CENTER paper $12.95 paper $22.95 Gender and the Selling of Women’s Professional Soccer Rachel Allison paper $27.95 A volume in the Critical Issues in Sport and Society series CALL FOR BOOKS CRITICAL ISSUES IN SPORT AND SOCIETY SERIES Edited by Douglas Hartmann and Michael Messner Critical Issues in Sport and Society features scholarly books that help expand our understanding of the myriad ways in which sport is intertwined with social life in the contemporary world. Using the tools of various scholarly disciplines, including sociology, anthropology, history, media studies and others, books in this new series investigate the growing impact of sport and sports-related activities on various aspects of social life as well as key developments and changes in the sporting world and emerging sporting practices. Series authors produce groundbreaking research that brings empirical and applied work together with cultural critique and historical perspectives written in an engaging, accessible format. Contact: Peter Mickulas, Executive Editor, [email protected] Sign up for news and special offers. www.rutgersuniversitypress.org www.nasss.org - #nasss2018conf 9 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
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