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Assistant Professor Allison Smith (Dr. Allison Smith) has been named co-editor of the Journal of Issues in Intercollegiate Athletics. Congratulations, Dr. Smith!

New Article Alert! Framing Foreignness in Sports: The Effect of Text and Image Frames on Attitudes Toward Australian College Punters James Bingaman doi.org/10.51221/sc.ji…

New article! An Analysis of Racial Tasking and other Sport Management Theories through the Lived Experiences of Black College Football Coaches by Trevor Bopp + Robert Turick Robert Turick, Ph.D. scholarcommons.sc.edu/cgi/viewconten…

CSRI 2025! Register today: csri.org/registration

🚨 New Article 🚨 NCAA DI Athletic Trainers’ Perception and Use of Psychological Techniques During Sport Injury Rehabilitation Rebecca Zakrajsek Alexander Bianco Mary Estepp Johannes Raabe Scott B. Martin

Critical, new article on amateurism: Beyond Amateurism: Examining the Potential Labor Expenses of NCAA Student-Athlete Employment Alayna K. Falak Tyler L. Custis scholarcommons.sc.edu/cgi/viewconten…

New Article! How Agency From Precollege Experiences Empowers Black Student-Athletes to Succeed and Find Belonging at PWIs: A Phenomenological Study by Deborah Hogan scholarcommons.sc.edu/cgi/viewconten…

New article! The Relationships Between Perceived Stress, Burnout, and Work-Family Conflict Among Athletic Trainers Working in Collegiate Sport Stephanie Singe Alexandrya Cairns Christianne Eason scholarcommons.sc.edu/jiia/vol18/iss…

Congratulations to John Howe on receiving the Emerging Scholar award at the 2025 CSRI Conference! Major FOMO not being there to hear his presentation, but I know he rocked it. Hooty hoo!

He delivered amazing remarks! John Howe has papers across many Journals in the field, like JIIA, SSJ, JSM, SMR, ESMQ, and several more ✊🏽 Keep Shining Bright!

Our JIIA Most Outstanding Article of 2024 was announced at CSRI Conference last week: Does All Work and No Play Make Me a Winner? Institutionalized Perceptions of Hours Worked and Athletic Program Success By Matt Huml, Liz Taylor, Calvin Nite, Jacob Ackermann, & Elenor Ishida!

Appreciate the support from the amazing JIIA editorial team, board, and readership for the award! I'm especially proud this article was made possible by some excellent undergrad research collaborators in Ellie Isida and Jacob Ackermann. #BackToBackChamps

New article! The Road Less Traveled: Analyzing the Career Paths of Women Athletic Directors Utilizing Social Network Analysis Mary Motley Jonathan Jensen Erianne Weight Brad Bates doi.org/10.51221/sc.ji…

New article! Religiosity, Patience, and Mental Well-Being among NCAA Athletes in the United States at State, Secular Private, and Faith-Based Colleges and Universities Laura Upenieks Elizabeth Bounds Karen Melton Perry Glanzer Sarah Schnitker doi.org/10.51221/sc.ji…

New article! “I Didn't Come Here to Make Money”: Exploring Power 4 Athletes’ Perceptions of Exploitation By Sarah Stokowski, Chris Corr, Kaleigh Smith, Elijah Toney, Emma Kate Bostick, Eileen Russell, Brooke Prince, & Michael Godfrey scholarcommons.sc.edu/jiia/vol18/iss…

New article! College Student-Athlete Identity Unveiled: The Interplay of Racial and Ethnic Subdimensions Trevor Bopp Rhema Fuller Michael Stellefson doi.org/10.51221/sc.ji…

New article! NCAA Student-Athletes' Sports Gambling Behaviors Examined Using Psychological Reactance Theory Braden E. Norris Paul M. Pedersen doi.org/10.51221/sc.ji…

New Article! Recruitment of International College Athletes (ICAs) to the United States: A Bourdieuian Examination of Pathways to Success Simran Kaur Sethi Kirsten Hextrum Kaitlin Pericak doi.org/10.51221/sc.ji…

New article! Academic Professionals’ Perspectives on Return to Learn Following Concussion in NCAA Student-Athletes Tom Bowman Monica R. Lininger Alicia M. Pike Lacy Johna K. Register-Mihalik Steven M. Myers Stephanie M. Singe doi.org/10.51221/sc.ji…

It’s time to change the narratives around NIL. NIL is about more than financial gain—it can also be an avenue for personal development. Check out my newest publication in JIIA where I apply self-determination theory to athletes’ NIL experiences. scholarcommons.sc.edu/jiia/vol18/iss…