Sport Management

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She obtained her Ph.D. in Sport Management from Texas A&M University. In addition, she received a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Wofford College and a Master of Science degree in Kinesiology with a Certificate in Sport Management from East Carolina University. Her research line investigates how individuals function in the context of groups and how these interactions impact their overall experience and quality of life. Based upon her experience as a former Division I volleyball athlete, her current research interests include role identity, team cohesion, and the impact of college sport on athlete well-being. By better understanding the experience of group members, she intends to provide managers and practitioners with the tools necessary to implement policies and procedures that generate positive change. 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Locating the Self Through the Whedonverse • WEL/WGS 4475 – Culture of Fitness • WEL 4600 – Culture of Obesity • WEL/WGS 4675 – Body and Identity Advising • Exercise Science – Traditional • Health and Wellness • MA, MS, MPH Graduate Programs Recent Publications • Kemerly, Tony with Victoria Morgan. Bleat at Me No Longer, We’re Done: Illyria as Body-Subject. Slayage Special Issue: “Let’s Go to Work: The Legacy of Angel.” (in press August 2019). • Kemerly, Tony & Kemerly, Trisha.  A Supernatural Tale of Agency, Othering, and Oppression. Popular Culture Review (accepted October 2017). • Kemerly, Tony. (2017). Shuffling Toward Oblivion: The Long Walk of the Fat Body.  Fat Studies Journal 6(3). DOI: 10.1080/21604851.2017.1298947 Manuscripts in Progress • Kemerly, Tony. The Odds Were Never in Their Favor: Katniss Everdeen and the Woman in Sport. • Kemerly, Tony. Man, Interrupted. Reshaping the Asana of Masculinity. • Kemerly, Tony. Parallel Worlds: The Shuffling Horde of Masculinity. • Kemerly, Tony. The Celluloid Man. • Kemerly, Tony. Dodge, Duck, Dip, Dive, Dodge: The Game of Masculinity. Peer Reviewed Presentations • Kemerly, Tony, Brandt, Jenn, Clare, Callie, Bernard, Mark (2019). Wait, You’re Teaching What?!: Unconventional Texts and Popular Culture in the “Traditional” Classroom. PCA/ACA 2019 Conference – Washington, D.C. • Kemerly, Tony. (2018). Bleat at Me No Longer. Illyria as Worked Body. PCA/ACA 2018 National Conference – Indianapolis, IN. • Kemerly, Tony and Kemerly, Trisha. (2017). A Supernatural Tale of Agency, Othering and Oppression. MAPACA Conference – Philadelphia, PA. • Kemerly, Tony. (2017). Parallel Worlds: The Fat Body as Zombie. PCA/ACA 2017 National Conference – San Diego, CA. • Kemerly, Tony. (2016). You Are What You Eat. NEPCA 2016 Regional Conference – Keene, NH. • Kemerly, Tony. (2016). Shuffling Toward Oblivion. PCA/ACA 2016 National Conference – Seattle, WA. • Kemerly, Trisha and Kemerly, Tony. (2015). Caught in the Panopticon: Gender Performativity in Women’s Mixed Martial Arts. PCA/ACA 2015 National Conference – New Orleans, LA. 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