Tag: female athletes
Call for Participation | “Slaying the Trolls! Why the Trolls are Very, Very Wrong about Women and Sports” | Online Research Talk, October 1, 2026, 4:00–5:00 pm ET
Join the Sports and Society Institute for a virtual discussion with Dr. David Berri (professor of economics at Southern Utah University) and Dr. Nefertiti Walker (Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, Student Affairs, and Equity, & Professor Sport Management at University of Massachusetts@Amherst) about their book Slaying the Trolls! Women’s sports are exploding. Attendance records are being set in soccer around the world. College stars like Caitlin Clark have people waiting in lines for hours to see her play. And the WNBA – where league revenues have reportedly doubled in just four short years – is clearly taking off.
Call for Papers | “Strength and Conditioning for Female Athletes” | Special Topics Issue of Strength and Conditioning Journal. Call ends August 2018
The mission of the Strength and Conditioning Journal is to “…publish articles that report both the practical applications of research findings and the knowledge gained by experienced professionals.” It is inappropriate to submit original research to this journal. Submissions must be directly relevant for strength and conditioning coaches.
Call for Papers | Strength and Conditioning for Female Athletes |Special issue of Strength and Conditioning Journal
Guest Editor: Nicole C. Dabbs
PhD (California State University, San Bernardino)Background and Context
Scholarly interest in female athletes is emerging rapidly and is at an all-time...






