Nathan Gavigan
@gavigannathan
Assistant Professor in PE @ DCU | PhD @ DCU | Dublin City University SHHP | Moving Well-Being Well | Fundamental Movement Skills | Skill Acquisition
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathan-gavigan-608273bb 22-01-2019 11:56:59
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Another day of some much-needed puppy love with Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind on DCU's Glasnevin Campus, all thanks to the PAWS project - Promoting And supporting the Wellbeing of Students 🐶🐾 Many thanks to Kyran OBrien 📸 Photographer🙏 for the snaps! Read about the PAWS project here:launch.dcu.ie/3Dn1aha
Softbound = Submitted ✅ What a three and a half years it’s been. Huge thanks to the incredible Johann Issartel and @sjbelton and everyone else who has helped me along this journey. One more hurdle to go 🤞🤞
Yesterday marked the end of a wonderful chapter, having successfully defended my PhD. An enormous thanks to my examiners Phil Kearney @MauraColt and Timo Jaakola, our brilliant chair @AineGreyMatters and my incredible supervisors Johann Issartel and @sjbelton. A special day!
DCU Dóchas Éireann GAA club stand with referees and the important role they play in facilitating and enhancing our games. We will be celebrating the role of referees in Electric Ireland Third Level Camogie Ladies HEC GAA Higher Education games next week ahead of Referee Day #GAARefRespect #GAABelong
Another great milestone for the Moving Well-Being Well project at this years Presidents Awards. Honoured to be a part of the team. Stephen Behan Johann Issartel @sjbelton Dr Cameron Peers, SFHEA Prof. Noel O'Connor (he/him)
We are delighted to launch the next stage of the Moving Well-Being Well project with the fantastic teachers and coaches in Longford GAA. Really looking forward to seeing the positive impact a partnership like this can bring. Stephen Behan Liam Sweeney Robin Taylor DCU School of Health and Human Performance
🤕 Could injury prevention programmes make an impact in secondary schools? 📈Previous research suggests they could but there are potential issues around participation and adherence 🏐This Dublin City University research collaboration explores a games based solution: dcu.ie/research-publi…
Great to be involved in this study which such a talented team of researchers Siobhán O Connor Enda Whyte Frank Devereux . Can’t wait to see the practical implications of this research going forward.