NASSS 2018 Conference - Vancouver

Globalization of Sport: Title IX’s Athletic Policy Regulations as a Global and Social Change AgentSport is a globalized phenomenon. Sport activities are performed in almost every corner of the world. Unfortunately, many people, particularly marginalized groups encounter lack of... Read More →

In November, 2016, the “Pillars of the community” public art installation was unveiled at the rear of the new state of the art arena, Roger’s Place, in the city of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, home to the National Hockey League’s Edmonton Oilers franchise. In distinct juxtaposition... Read More →

Defend the crown! The 2019 Women’s World Cup will be the third time the U.S. women’s national soccer team has to defend a Women’s World Championship, the most out of any FIFA federation. Held in France, the 2019 Women’s World Cup must drum up excitement and spectatorship from... Read More →

#BeBoldForChange: How the US Women’s National Hockey Team Used Twitter and Labor Strategies to Strike a New DealThis paper explores the tactics used by the United States Women’s National Hockey Team (USWNT) during their threatened boycott of the 2017 Women’s World Hockey Championships... Read More →

Session: Warrior Women in SportRibbons and Rainbows, but Never Recruits: Why the U.S. Military Doesn’t Turn to Women’s Sports Teams to Promote ItselfSports teams in the U.S. have promoted – typically through logos or designs on their uniforms -- everything from breast cancer... Read More →

Session: Warrior Women in SportRibbons and Rainbows, but Never Recruits: Why the U.S. Military Doesn’t Turn to Women’s Sports Teams to Promote ItselfSports teams in the U.S. have promoted – typically through logos or designs on their uniforms -- everything from breast cancer... Read More →