Contributors

The following NASSS members serve as contributors for Engaging Sports. This contributors list may be of use to media members seeking sources/quotes for news stories or anyone else with questions about sociological aspects of sport. You can use the drop-down menu below to view a list of contributors by area of expertise.

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Christopher Faulkner

Research Student/Sessional Lecturer, University of Worcester

Globalisation, Migration, National Identity, Sport Policy

Emily Houghton

Fort Lewis College

gender, media, race

Adam Talbot

Doctoral Researcher, University of Brighton

Latin America, mega-events, Olympics, social movements, urban politics

Katelyn Esmonde

University of Maryland

digital technologies, fitness tracking, gender, sexism, sports fandom, The Quantified Self, women sports fans

Adam Love

University of Tennessee

gender, Internet, media, public sociology, race

Jay Coakley

University of Colorado at Colorado Springs

disability sports, mega-events, technology in sports, youth sports

Guy Harrison

Arizona State University

broadcasting, gender, journalism, media, politics, race

Courtney Szto

Assistant Professor, Queen's University

citizenship, class, consumption, corporate social responsibility, environmental sustainability, gender, ice hockey, intersectionality, new media, race, sport for development & peace, sustainability

Robert J. Lake

Douglas College

American tennis history, British tennis history, Canadian tennis history, tennis, tennis & gender, tennis & national identity, tennis & race, tennis & social class, tennis coaching & talent development, tennis history