Alabama Program on sport comm:Fall 2018:
Dr. Charles Ross: Football & Protest In the fall of 2018 I am bringing Ole Miss professor of history Dr. Charles Ross for a public talk and class visits related to his research on NFL, football, race and protest. Fall 2016:
Jan Boxill, Ethics in NCAA Sport In the fall of 2016 I co-hosted Jan Boxill, a figure at the center of the UNC academic misconduct scandal, along with philosphy professor Dr. Seth Bordner for frank discussion of gender, race, sport, scapegoating and cover up. |
publications & projects:Sport, Protest, Politics:
"Blocked out: Athlete Voice and WNBA Uniform Politics," with Judy Liao, in Uniformly Discussed: Sportswomen's Apparel, vol 1, editor Linda K. Fuller. Expected winter 2020. “Athletes and Assemblage: Political Struggle at the ESPYs.” In Sport, Protest & Political Struggle, Dan Grano & Mike Butterworth, Eds. New York: Peter Lang, Frontiers in Political Communication Series, forthcoming summer 2019. “Ideology, It’s in the Game: Selective Simulation in EA Sports’ NCAA Football.” With Ian Summers, in Playing to Win: Sports, Video Games & Culture of Play, Thomas Oates and Robert Brookey, (Eds.) Bloomington, IN: Univ Indiana Press (2014). “Coaching Neoliberal Citizen/Subjects, Fulfilling Fundamental Fantasies: Cultural Discourse of Fantasy Football.” In Sports & Identity: New Agendas in Communication, Barry Brummett & Andrew Ishak, (Eds.). New York: Routledge (2013). "Performing Social Class: The Case of Rutgers Basketball versus Don Imus." In Sporting Rhetoric, Brummett (Ed.). New York: Peter Lang (2009) “Busing and Basketball: Desegregating Austin High School Sports, 1971-72.” Online exhibit at George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural Center, Austin TX "Playing Fair: The Rhetorical Limits of Liberalism in Women's Sport at The University of Texas, 1927-1992." Dissertation (Texas, 2010). Activism, Social Change, Rhetoric: Queer Praxis: Questions for LGBTQ Worldmaking, contributing author, D. Goltz & J. Zingsheim (Eds.). New York: Peter Lang (2015). |