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Gains in sports-related subjects bolstered a strong showing by the University of Alberta in the 2018 QS World University Rankings by Subject.

The U of A moved up three spots to finish seventh in the area of sports-related subjects. .

Kerry Mummery, Dean of the Faculty of Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation, said the improvement, which is based on relative performance in research rankings—citations and h-index citations—shows the importance of research, as well as institutional reputation.

“Our strength in research is our diversity in research,” he said. “Although the term ’sport’ is featured in the name, the term encompasses work we do in the areas of sport, exercise, physical activity and health. Our diversity extends to the aspect of the areas studied—biological, mechanical, behavioural and sociocultural.”

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Coaching With Video: How much is too much?

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With recent technology, video feedback is available to coaches and athletes instantly and constantly. How much time should coaches spend on video, how should the athletes be involved, and what is the return on investment.

Moderators
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Vang Ioannides

Associate Director, Athletics, U of A

Speakers
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Barnaby Craddock

Head Coach, Golden Bears Basketball, U of A
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Terry Danyluk, MA

Head Coach, Bears Volleyball, U of A
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Chris Morris

Head Coach, Golden Bears Football, University of Alberta
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Laurie Eisler, MSc

Head Coach, Pandas Volleyball, U of A


Saturday June 2, 2018 1:00pm - 2:30pm MDT
2-215, Van Vliet Centre University of Alberta Van Vliet Centre