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7:00am EST

DCCC Meeting & Breakfast Restaurant

7:30am EST

Conference Registration Cottage Row

8:00am EST

#ReclaimingMyTime: Reclaiming Sport Narratives I Albemarle Hall A Colonial Relationship: The Black Athlete and Institutional Development Princess Anne Coaching Cultures and Discourses Peacock A Decolonizing ‘sport’ and ‘development’ in sport-for-development and peace I Avamere Examining Athlete Development Across the Sporting Landscape I Spotswood Arms Off the Beaten Tenure-Track Peacock C Teaching Strategies to Promote Active Learning in Sport Sociology Peacock B Exhibits Prefunction Area

9:10am EST

#Metoo and Sport Professions: Examining Education, Training, and Response to Sexual Harassment Courtney Terrace #ReclaimingMyTime: Reclaiming Sport Narratives II Spotswood Arms College Athlete Advocacy Within the Global Athlete Advocacy Movement Avamere Decolonizing College Sport Research: Ethics and broader questions Peacock B Decolonizing Methodologists: Critical reflections on anti-colonial research I Albemarle Hall Divergent perspectives: Post-Title IX adolescents’ views of female athletes Peacock A Going on the Job Market Peacock C

10:20am EST

Building Sport, Building Sports Spaces Spotswood Arms Fighting Matters: ‘Violent’ Performance, (Post-)Colonialism, and the Body – Critical perspectives on ‘violent’ sports Avamere Film Screening: Completing the Circle – Native American Athletes Giving Back to Their Community (Natalie Welch, 2018) Peacock C Gender Representation in Sport: Policy vs. Practice Princess Anne Sport and Race Courtney Terrace The Opportunity for Profit to College Student-Athletes– Analysis Study Peacock A The Spectacle of the Athletic Body I Albemarle Hall Women’s sportswear relative to social justice Peacock B

12:35pm EST

DCC Workshop Courtney Terrace Decolonizing College Sport Research: Methods focus Peacock A Decolonizing Methodologists: Critical reflections on anti-colonial research II Peacock B Indigenous-Settler Allyship in Sport Studies: A Critical Conversation Albemarle Hall Navigating The Tenure Track Peacock C Political Economies of Sport and the Active Body – Political Economic Structures, Processes, and Power Princess Anne Politics and Protest I Avamere Reading Susan Birrell Critically: Tales of Her Impact on the Field Spotswood Arms

1:30pm EST

Conference Registration Cottage Row

1:45pm EST

Plenary Sessions - Decolonizing Sport Sociology is not a “Metaphor”: Decentering Colonialism, Unsettling Whiteness, & Indigenizing Sport Sociology Peacock Ballroom

3:10pm EST

Keynote Address Amanda Blackhorse & Film Screening More Than A Word (John Little, 2017) Peacock Ballroom

5:20pm EST

Animals and Sport Avamere Being A Good Ally at NASSS Princess Anne Decolonizing Paul Robeson: Institutional Rejection, Embrace, and Eventual Celebration Albemarle Hall Finishing a Dissertation Peacock C Indigenous Mascots, Names, and Identity Issues Peacock B Science, technology, and sport I Peacock A The Spectacle of the Athletic Body II Spotswood Arms ¡Recalmando Nuestros Raíces! (Reclaiming Our Roots!) Decolonization Projects in LatinX Sporting Communities Courtney Terrace

6:45pm EST

NASSSS Goes to the Movies & Director Q&A – The Radicals (2018) Peacock Ballroom