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Trade Bait: Season 3, Ben Bagley
Trade Bait: Season 3, Ben Bagley
WWU Honors College Senior Projects
A 5-episode podcast series dissecting the use of statistics in the NFL and NFL Media
Backwards By Design Assessment Project, Linda Keeler
Backwards By Design Assessment Project, Linda Keeler
Backward by Design Mini-Studies
Currently, KIN 321 Sociology of Sport is the only sociocultural class in the kinesiology program and perhaps, one of the only sociology courses that kinesiology students will ever take. It is quite common that a sport sociology course is the first (and unfortunately only) upper class course that forces the students to critically analyze the underpinnings and values of the sport institution in which many are working so hard to promote. Since the class is approached from a conflict theorist approach (i.e., what I like to call the nitpick theory) and often challenges long held beliefs, a key threshold concept …