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International Sociology of Sport Association
Association Internationale de Sociologie du Sport A Sub-Committee of ICSSPE
Research Committee 27 of ISA Affiliated with UNESCO
ISSA eBulletin (2015-3)
In this issue we highlight:
ISSA World Congress of Sociology of Sport o 2015 Paris Congress Highlights o 2016 Budapest Congress Announcement o Call for 2016 Congress Mentors
ISSA World Congresses: 2018 and Beyond! An Invitation for Future ISSA Congress Hosts.
Graduate Student Paper Award o 2015 Winner - Mark Norman, Canada o 2016 Call for Paper
Honorary Member Award o 2015 Honorary Member - Jay Coakley, USA o 2016 Call for Nominations
International Review for the Sociology of Sport o IRSS Now Publishing Eight Issues a Year o New Book and Media Reviews Editor and Call for Reviews o Call for Research Articles
ISSA Special Initiatives Application Form
Members’ News
Other Announcements o ICSSPE News
Communities and Crisis seminar, 2-7 November 2015 at HausRheinsberg, Germany
2016 ICSEMIS August 31st - September 4th, Santos, Brazil o South African Review of Sociology (SARS), Special Issue on the Sociology of Sport
Other Conferences o European Sport Development Network (ESDN) conference: Sport Development
Exchange: Unlocking the potential , Leeds Trinity University, September 3rd 2015
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ISSA WORLD CONGRESS OF SOCIOLOGY OF SPORT
ISSA 2015 Paris Congress Highlights
The 2015 ISSA Congress was hosted by the University of Paris Descartes’ Sport Science Faculty and the Sorbonne Paris Cite community attracting close to 400 participants from more than 40 countries who presented over 320 papers and posters.
Professor Geneviève Rail from Concordia University delivered the keynote presentation, titled “The Wellbeing Imperative: On Bio-Others, Rescue Missions and Social Justice.”
A special panel on “Sport, Disability and Wellbeing” including Jose Antonio Solves Almela (Spain), Otto Schantz (Germany), Toni Bruce (New Zealand) and David Howe (UK) was chaired by Eric de Léséleur (France).
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The 50th anniversary of both ISSA and the International Review for the Sociology of Sport (IRSS) was also celebrated during the Congress. Fabien Ohl (Switzerland) and Elizabeth Pike (ISSA President, UK) co-chaired another special panel on “The Trajectory and Challenges of the Sociology of Sport” as part the academic feature 50th anniversary celebrations. Participants in the panel were Kari Fasting (ISSA Past President, Norway), Steve Jackson (ISSA Past President, New Zealand), Tony Hwang (Taiwan) and Lawrence Wenner (IRSS Editor). Hélène Joncheray (Organizing Committee, France) is also included in this photo.
A 2015 double special issue of the IRSS entitled “50@50: Assessing the Trajectory and Challenges of the Sociology of Sport,” co-edited by ISSA President Elizabeth Pike, past ISSA President Steven Jackson, and IRSS Editor Lawrence Wenner, features 50 articles by 50 leading international scholars in a consideration of the state of the field to mark the 50th anniversary of ISSA and IRSS. The print edition of the IRSS 50th anniversary issue of approximately 300 pages published in June 2015 was available at the Congress.
Photo: Caroline Moors (SAGE Publications) and David Rowe (Australia).
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We were grateful to welcome many long-time members and Honorary Members for the festivities.
Photo: Delegates at the Awards Ceremony and Reception indicating a ‘five’ and ‘zero’.
Photo of ISSA Honorary Members: Jay Coakley (USA), Gyongyi Foldesi Szabo (Hungary) John Loy (New Zealand) and Kari Fasting (Norway)
See the ISSA 50th anniversary video presented at the Opening Ceremony at: http://issa1965.org/50th-anniversary-video-history-of-issa-1965-2015-video/
Visit the Media section of http://www.issa2015.org/ to see the video of the
Opening Ceremony and more than 400 pictures organized in five categories: Opening Ceremony & Keynote Presentation, Conferences & Communications, Special Panels, Miscellaneous, Breaks & Posters, Gala Dinner & Cruise
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ISSA is most appreciative for the volunteer work of our colleagues at the Sport Sciences Faculty of Paris Descartes in putting on such a successful congress through their organizational efficiency and welcoming ambiance. Many thanks to the Local Organizing Committee under the leadership of Hélène Joncheray and Pauline Maillot to the members of the research team "Techniques et Enjeux du Corps”!
ISSA 2016 Budapest Congress Announcement
The 2016 ISSA World Sociology of Sport Congress will be held in Budapest, Hungary, June 8-11 at the Hungarian Academy of Sport Science. The theme of the congress will be “Sport, Global Development and Social Change” and the call for papers will be available on the congress website in September 2015.
More details are forthcoming on the congress website at ISSA2016.org.
See the ISSA 2016 Budapest Congress Promotional Video at: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_5izIlCATp1VEUzNlRBRWNjN1k/view?pli=1
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ISSA WORLD CONGRESSES: 2018 AND BEYOND! AN INVITATION FOR FUTURE ISSA CONGRESS HOSTS.
Kyoto, Japan 2008
Utrecht, The Netherlands, 2009
Gothenburg, Sweden 2010
Havana, Cuba 2011
Glasgow, UK 2012
Vancouver, 2013
Beijing, 2014
Paris, 2015
Budapest, Hungary 2016 Taipei, Taiwan, 2017
2018??? (RC27 will be meeting during ISA in Toronto, Canada) 2019???
Are you and your colleagues interested in joining in the fine tradition and exciting opportunity to host a future ISSA World Congress and showcase your city and university to sociology of sport scholars from around the globe?
Please send initial expressions of interest to Steve Jackson: [email protected].
We continue to receive applications at any time, but if you are considering hosting an ISSA Congress in 2018, we must receive detailed and complete proposals no later than May 31, 2016.
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Call for ISSA 2016 Congress Mentors As an international organization and in the spirit of scholarship we have a responsibility to support teaching and learning. This is particularly true given that our association and congress operate in English but our members are not all English-speaking. In order to assist our members who may need some help preparing for our upcoming congress, we are inviting volunteers for a limited number of mentors that can help in reviewing ISSA conference abstracts and ISSA conference power point presentations. Criteria to be mentor: must be ISSA full members, senior lecturer/tenured staff or equivalent, must have presented at an ISSA conference. Please send your nominations by December 1, 2015 to Christine Dallaire, ISSA General Secretary, at [email protected].
GRADUATE STUDENT PAPER AWARD
Mark Norman from the University of Toronto received the Graduate Paper Award 2015 for his paper "Sport in the underlife of a total institution: Social control and resistance in Canadian Prisons."
Photo: Caroline Moors (SAGE Publications, co-sponsor of the award), Mark Norman (University of Toronto, Canada), Christine Dallaire (ISSA General Secretary)
CONGRATULATIONS MARK! Many thanks to the GPA committee members in evaluating the submissions: Eunha Koh (ISSA Vice President, Promotion and Awards), Alberto Gomez (La Trobe University, Australia), Joshua Newman (Florida State University, USA), Seong Sik Cho (Hanyangl University, Korea)
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CALL FOR PAPERS GRADUATE PAPER AWARD 2016
The 2016 ISSA Graduate Paper Award is co-sponsored by
ISSA and SAGE
Description The aim of the International Sociology of Sport Association’s (ISSA) Graduate Paper Award is to recognize the scholarship of outstanding graduate students in the international community of sociology of sport. The award will be granted to a scholarly paper, authored by a graduate student, which is deemed by a panel of judges to demonstrate considerable originality, critical and analytical ability, and to be of the highest quality from among those submitted1. The winning author will be invited to receive the award and present or distribute the paper at the annual conference of the ISSA. Eligibility
The student must be registered for masters or doctoral level graduate work at the time her or his paper is submitted.
It must be a single-authored paper.
The student must be a member of ISSA at the time her or his paper is submitted.
The committee will accept only one submission per author.
Previous winners are not eligible.
A paper cannot be considered for the ISSA GPA award at the same time that it is submitted for another award.
A paper that won a previous award cannot be submitted to the ISSA GPA.
Award
The winning author will be invited to present or distribute the paper at the ISSA World Congress of the Sociology of Sport in Hungary, Budapest, June 8-11, 2016. While the registration fees for the winner are included in the prize, participation in the 2016 Congress is not mandatory.
The winning author will receive an ISSA sponsored prize of membership in ISSA for 12 months.
The winning author will receive a SAGE Publisher sponsored prize of £150 worth of books.
The panel of judges may also give up to two honourable mentions. Graduate students receiving honourable mentions will also have their papers accepted for presentation or distribution at the ISSA conference.
The name of all winning authors will be posted on the ISSA website (see, www.issa1965.org/awards).
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Requirements
Candidates are to submit a 3000-6000 word (excluding references) scholarly paper on a topic that is of interest to the international sociology of sport academic community.
Papers with a text of over 6000 words will not be considered.
Authors are to submit a cover page that contains the title of the paper and the full contact information of the author.
The author’s identity must not be recognizable in the text.
Authors must be graduate students at the time the paper is submitted.
Authors must be members of ISSA at the time the paper is submitted.
Authors are to submit a letter, signed by her or his academic advisor, verifying graduate student status.
Authors are to follow a style consistent with the publication guidelines for the International Review for the Sociology of Sport.
Papers should be submitted electronically (in Microsoft Word format attachment) to the Award Committee Chair, Cora Burnett. All papers should be emailed to [email protected].
Deadline for Receipt of Submissions: November 30, 2015. The winner will be announced by March 1, 2016. 1 The ISSA reserves the right not to grant an award in the event that none of the submitted papers meet the
award criteria.
HONORARY MEMBER AWARD
Professor Jay Coakley received the 2015 Honorary Member Award at the Paris ISSA Congress.
Jay Coakley is Professor Emeritus at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, USA, and Visiting Professor at the University of Chichester, UK. He holds degrees from Regis College,
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Denver, and the University of Notre Dame, USA. He is a long-standing member and former board member of the International Sociology of Sport Association. He is also a past president of the North American Society for the Sociology of Sport as well as the Sport Sociology Academy of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance. Professor Coakley has authored more than 150 articles, mostly focused on issues related to sport, society, and culture to promote changes that make social worlds more democratic and humane. Much of his work deals with youth sports, social inclusion, deviance, and violence. He is probably most well-known for his textbook Sports in Society: Issues and Controversies, which is in its 11th edition in the US, in addition to the editions for Southern Africa, Canada, Australia/New Zealand, and the United Kingdom which have been published in partnership with scholars who are active within ISSA (Cora Burnett, Peter Donnelly, Chris Hallinan, Steve Jackson, Brent McDonald, Elizabeth Pike). There are also Japanese and Chinese translations of this text. Jay is the founding editor of the Sociology of Sport Journal (1983-1989), and he has served on the Editorial Board of most journals in the sociology of sport field. His work has been recognised by a number of international bodies. In 2007, the Institute for International Sport selected Jay as one of the 100 Most Influential Sports Educators. Also in 2007, the University of Chichester awarded him an Honorary Fellowship in recognition of his outstanding leadership in the sociology of sport. In 2009, the National Association of Sport and Physical Education inducted him into its Hall of Fame for contributing to a deeper understanding of sports in society. In addition, Professor Coakley has a long history of mentoring early career scholars, including members of ISSA and many from countries where the sociology of sport is in developmental stages. In a survey of ISSA members in 2014, approximately 20% of the membership who responded to the survey identified Jay as the person who had most influenced them as a sociologist of sport, more than any other individual identified in the survey responses.
CONGRATULATIONS FOR A DISTINGUISHED INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC CAREER!
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS Honorary Member Award 2016
The Executive Board invites nominations for an Honorary Member award in the International Sociology of Sport Association. This award honors outstanding contributions to the International Sociology of Sport Association and to the sociological study of sport. The recipient of this award must meet both of the following criteria: a) a long career of service to the International Sociology of Sport Association, and b) a distinguished international academic career as a sociologist of sport. Individuals who are retired from formal academic positions are eligible for Honorary Member awards. In addition, the International Sociology of Sport Association will consider retrospectively honoring an
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individual’s service and scholarship with a ceremonial posthumous Honorary Member award. Honorary Members in the International Sociology of Sport Association receive:
Full, lifetime membership in the International Sociology of Sport Association, including subscription to the International Review for the Sociology of Sport;
Free, lifetime registration to the International Sociology of Sport Association’s annual conference.
The list of current Honorary Members can be found at http://issa1965.org/awards/ Nominations: Nominators should submit a 1 to 2-page document (letter) by November 30, 2015 that describes in as much detail as possible how the nominee meets the International Sociology of Sport’s Honorary Member criteria. Submit nominations by email to Cora Burnett at [email protected].
INTERNATIONAL REVIEW FOR THE SOCIOLOGY OF SPORT
IRSS Now Publishing Eight Issues a Year with 2015 Subscription Special We are pleased to remind the sociology of sport community that the International Review for the Sociology of Sport, the most longstanding scholarly publication focused on sport and culture, is celebrating its 50th year of publication in 2015. In recognition of this milestone, the IRSS has expanded publication to eight issues a year, a change that has enabled a 33% increase to 1024 annual pages. As a special benefit to members of the International Sociology of Sport Association, there will be no membership fee increase in 2015 associated with IRSS subscriptions included with ISSA membership. While fee increases in 2016 are expected to be small, we encourage scholars who wish to defray fee increases to “lock in” their ISSA membership and IRSS subscription for multiple years at current rates by visiting the IRSS SAGE Publications site at http://www.sagepub.com/journals/Journal200937/subscribe
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New Book and Media Reviews Editor and Call for Reviews 2015 brings a new Book and Media Reviews Editor to the IRSS. Authors wishing to review books or media (films, videos, interactive media) for the IRSS should contact Dr David Leonard, Washington State University, Comparative Ethnic Studies, PO Box 644010, Pullman, WA 99164-4010. Tel: (+1) 509 335-6854. Email: [email protected] Reviews of books or media provide a scholarly assessment of key works that may advance understanding of sport in social and cultural contexts. Reviews that provide an assessment of one work by a single reviewer are normally of 1500-2000 words in length, inclusive of references, notes, tables, and figures. Reviews that provide a comparative assessment of more than one work or an assessment of one work by multiple reviewers are more substantial integrative essays and are normally of 2000-3000 words in length, inclusive of references, notes, tables, and figures. IRSS accepts book or media review essays comparing 2 or 3 items on one topic and written by a single author as well as book or media review symposia in which the same item is reviewed by 2 or 3 different reviewers. Reviews do not require an abstract or key words. Book or Media Reviews should contain a heading which includes the Book or Media Title, Author, Publisher’s Name and Location, Date of Publication, Number of Pages, ISBN Number (and, if appropriate) eBook Number. Book or Media Review authors may refer to previous issues of IRSS for format guidance. Call for Research Articles The IRSS solicits research articles seated in the sociology of sport that shed light on social and cultural understandings of sport. Reaching its 50th year in 2015, the IRSS continues as the most longstanding scholarly publication focused on sport and culture. Interdisciplinary, inclusive, and global, the IRSS is the journal of the International Sociology of Sport Association and is published in partnership with SAGE Publications. Please visit the journal website for more information about its Aims & Scope, the Editorial Board, manuscript submission guidelines, and sample issues at http://irs.sagepub.com/.
Beginning in 2015, the IRSS publishes eight issues each year, a change that will allow for a 33% increase to 1024 annual pages. The IRSS uses the SAGE Track online manuscript submission site powered by ScholarOne Manuscripts to expedite review and publication. When combined with the SAGE OnlineFirst publication program that makes accepted manuscripts available to scholars within weeks of acceptance, the IRSS has the ability to get scholarly work promptly disseminated. Under the guidance of Editor-in-Chief Lawrence Wenner, the IRSS has seven distinguished Corresponding Editors from across the globe available for consultation and a 40 member international Editorial Board. Articles considered by the IRSS include standard-length research articles as well as shorter research reports. The IRSS aims to be an open and attractive place for the prompt publication of research aimed at the international community. The IRSS editorial team looks forward to having the opportunity to consider your work. Manuscripts may be submitted at http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/irss.
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International Sociology of Sport Association
Special Initiatives Application Form The International Sociology of Sport Association will consider applications to fund Special Initiatives which meet the mission of the association. Eligibility criteria:
Applicants must have been full members of the association for at least two years. Associate members and student members are not eligible to apply.
Funding will not be awarded for congress attendance or research projects.
Initiatives will be considered on a case-by-case basis, with respect to their commitment to the ISSA mission, and the Executive Board reserves the right not to award any funding.
Timescale: the deadline for submission of initiatives is June 1st 2016; decisions on successful applications will be announced by August 1st 2016; all initiatives must be completed, and a full report on activities received, by May 1st 2017. Send applications to ISSA President-Elect, Christine Dallaire at [email protected].
The electronic version of this application form can be downloaded from the ISSA website at http://www.issa.otago.ac.nz/
Name of applicant Must be ISSA full member
Title of initiative
Amount of funding requested Include breakdown of costs and explanation of why funding is not available elsewhere
Rationale for funding (maximum 1,000 words) With reference to ISSA mission: To promote international cooperation in the field of sociology of sport. To exchange information among all countries concerning the results of research in the sociology of sport. To convene international seminars or symposia on aspects of the sociology of sport. To prepare and circulate reports about the social background of sport and the status of the sociology of sport in different countries. To cooperate with ICSSPE, ISA and other committees, groups or organizations in order to solve tasks of general interest. To identify sociological problems in sport, and where appropriate, organize international research programmes concerning the same. To oversee and coordinate the official publications of ISSA. To advise and facilitate the establishment of other continental, regional and national sociology of sport societies.
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MEMBERS’ NEWS
ISSA is happy to share information about conferences, seminars, awards, jobs etc. We will gladly include your news in our eBulletin and the ISSA website. ISSA is always looking for ways to improve communication and serve our members. We encourage you to submit comments and suggestions. Please send any feedback and information to the ISSA General Secretary, Christine Dallaire at: [email protected] N’hésitez pas à communiquer avec moi en français! In addition: Please remember that ISSA also has its own Facebook page, and you are welcome to share information via this group.
VISIT ISSA’S BRAND NEW WEBSITE AT ISSA1965.ORG
OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ICSSPE NEWS
ICSSPE’s Communities and Crisis seminar will be returning in November! The seminar, which has attracted so many participants from around the world and from a wide range of backgrounds, offers a unique combination of state-of-the-art knowledge and practical experiences. Communities and Crisis is the only week-long event that explores the relationship between sport and psychosocial support. Bringing together international experts from the fields of Psychology, Sport and Exercise Sciences, Adapted Physical Activity, and Social Work, this interactive seminar gives practitioners and students an opportunity to delve into programme design, participatory and inclusive approaches to planning and delivery, focusing on skills and techniques that are directly useable with socially disadvantaged or post-disaster/post conflict situations. It also offers an opportunity for participants to meet and learn alongside people from around the world, and from a wide range of backgrounds. The seminar offers learning opportunities in a rich variety of subjects, including: psychological aspects of trauma and trauma relief; the usage of sport, physical activity and play in community building and disaster relief; development of adapted and inclusive physical activity programmes; gender issues and gender equality; child protection; and monitoring and evaluation. The seminar takes place from 2-7 November 2015 at HausRheinsberg, 45 minutes from Berlin, Germany. Further information, more details of the programme and the registration form can be obtained at https://www.icsspe.org/content/communities-crisis-1
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2016 ICSEMIS August 31st - September 4th, Santos, Brazil The International Coordinating Committee (ICC) for the International Convention on Science, Education and Medicine in Sport and the Federal University of São Paulo are announcing that the 2016 ICSEMIS will be held from August 31st until September 4th, 2016 at the Federal University of São Paulo in Santos, Brazil. The members of the ICC - the International Federation of Sports Medicine, the International Paralympic Committee and the International Council of Sport Science and Physical Education - as well as the Federal University of São Paulo, have signed a contract laying the foundation for the global sport science, sport pedagogy and sports medicine community to convene on the eve of the 2016 Paralympics Opening ceremony on September 7th in Rio de Janeiro. For further information please contact ICSSPE at [email protected]. South African Review of Sociology (SARS) Special issue on the Sociology of Sport Vol 46, Issue 1 With Chris Bolsmann and Cora Burnett as guest editors Table of Contents
Taking South African sport seriously Chris Bolsmann and Cora Burnett
Sporting space invaders: Elite bodies in track and field, a South African context Letisha Engracia Cardoso Brown
The effects of sport participation on gender relations: Case studies of female footballers in Johannesburg and Cape Town, South Africa Cassandra Ogunniyi
‘Today you are not a white man, you are a Black Man’: Inauthentic whiteness in Johannesburg football fandom Marc Fletcher
Sport for development – a systematic map of evidence from Africa Laurenz Langer
Local meanings of a sport mega-event’s legacies: Stories from a South African urban neighbourhood Maikel Waardenburg, Marjolein van den Bergh and Frank van Eekeren
Showcasing the Springboks: The commercialization of South African rugby heritage Marizanne Grundlingh
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OTHER CONFERENCES
Leeds Trinity University is delighted to be hosting the sixth annual European Sport Development Network (ESDN) conference. The one-day conference will take place in the cultural region of Yorkshire. Date: Thursday 3rd September 2015 Time: 9:00am - 4:15 pm
Sport Development Exchange: Unlocking the potential Conference Programme
9.00 – 9.30 Arrival & Registration and Refreshments 9.30 - 9.35 Welcome and Introduction – Dr Julie Brunton, Vice Chair ESDN 9.35 – 10.15 Key Note 1: Lisa O’Keefe, Director of Insight at Sport England - Putting insight
at the heart of decision making. 10.15 – 11.00 Key Note 2: Professor Fred Coalter, Visiting Professor at Leeds Beckett University – Oh no not research methods again! What exactly is evidence-based policy making in sport?? 11.00 - Break 11.15 AM Workshops
Workshop 1A Sport for Change
Author Organisation/Institution Title
Emma Springs The English Federation of Disability Sport (EFDS)
Talk to me – engaging with disabled people
Seren Fryatt Life and Change Experienced thru Sports (LACES)
Community –Led Sports programs helped end Ebola in Liberia
Richard Cheetham University of Winchester New hips, new knees, new friends – the Social Capital of Walking Football: A case study of The ‘Gentlemen of Glossop’
Greg Cann ng Homes Opportunity through Sport
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Workshop 1C
Conceptualising Community Sport Development
Author Organisation/Institution Title
Chris Cutforth Sheffield Hallam University Breathing new life into sport development
Dan Bates Leeds Beckett University “Oh you’re gonna talk to people?!”: Unpacking effective Community Sport principles and processes
Geoff Thompson Youth Charter A Legacy Cultural Framework for Community Development trough Sport
Workshop 1D Women and Girls: Role models and leadership in Sport
Panel: Organisation/Institution Title
Nicola Eccles Leeds Trinity University Girls, friendship and leadership: the delicate balance
Matt Briton Women in Sport The potential influences that role models can have on female sporting participation
Claire Wheeler StreetGames Us Girls Alive – using peer motivators to encourage positive lifestyle choices and encourage more physical activity and exercise
Niccola Hyslop Julie MacPherson
Sport England I Will if You Will: Behaviour change pilot – women’s participation
12.15pm – 1.15pm Lunch and exhibitions.
Workshop 1B
Critical Debates
Author Organisation/Institution Title
Mick Totten Leeds Beckett University Sport and transformative community-led action: The Easton Cowboys and Cowgirls
Cathy Devine University of Cumbria Sex, sport and money: voice, choice and distributive justice in England, Scotland and Wales
Louise Morby Leeds Beckett University Netball is for girls
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1.15pm – 2.00pm Key Note 3: Professor Jim McKenna, Leeds Beckett University– Doing better behaviour change in sport (and why you probably won’t do it!)
2.00-3.15 - PM Workshop
Workshop 2A:
School Sport and Physical Activity
Panel: Organisation/Institution Title
John Connell Leeds Beckett University “Ok “ for Exercise do “ You Tube”?: an examination of the effects and influences of sedentary technology on 11-16 year olds
Tony Macfadyen Matthew Reeves Dan Parnell Ed Cope
University of Reading Liverpool John Moores Leeds Beckett University of Hull
External Sports Coaches work in Primary Schools
Nont Iamkamphaeng Active Cheshire/ Manchester University
From policy to practice: A case study of Head Teachers’ perspectives on the implementation of the Primary Sport Premium funding
Henry Dorling Southampton Solent University Pupil perceptions of a more active and movement centred pedagogy in teaching and learning
Workshop 2B
University Sport
Author(s): Organisation/Institution Title
Mathew Dowling Philip Brown, Paul Salisbury
University of St Mark and St John Leeds Trinity University
Higher Education Sport Development: Examining the Role of the UK HE Sector in Sport and Physical Activity
Ian Pickup University College, Cork, Ireland Beyond Beer and Circus on the Front Porch: Towards a Developmental Rationale for University Sport
Julie Brunton Leeds Trinity University Engaging the ‘unreached’ inactive students.
Jane Campbell Patrick Craig
Leeds University An examination of students’ participation in sport and a comparison with their career readiness and employability
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Workshop 2C: Sport and Physical Activity Interventions
Panel: Organisation/Institution Title
Rachel Cooke
University of East Anglia
Evaluation of a Community-Based Intervention to Promote Physical Activity to the Inactive Using Sport: Lessons from Fun and Fit Norfolk
Jade Jackson Black Country in Motion
Barriers to Community Sport Participation and Retention
Rob Wallis Press Red An area based approach to tackling inactivity and low sport participation
Ceris Anderson StreetGames Getting more young people to take part in solo/individual sports activities
3.15-3.30 Break 3.30- 4.00 Panel – Where next for Sport Development Research and Practice?
Lisa O’Keefe, Director of Insight, Sport England
Professor Fred Coalter, Leeds Beckett University
Professor Jim McKenna, Leeds Beckett University
Karen Rothery, CEO BUCS
4.00-4.15. Dr. Julie Brunton, Vice-Chair of ESDN - Close