Thursday, 17/Sept/2026
EASM 2026 · Workshops
Workshop Time Location Authors Contributors
Internationalization of Sport Management Education, Photo Elicitation, and the Carryover Impact of Short-term Study Abroad 5:00pm - 6:30pm Iris Hall Stacy Warner, Katie Misener, Andrea Buenano, Kindal Shores, Becky Geyer
  • Stacy Warner
  • Katie Misener
  • Andrea Buenano
  • Kindal Shores
  • Becky Geyer
Participatory Action Research and Addressing Persistent Challenges in Sport Management 5:00pm - 6:30pm Orion Hall Géraldine Zeimers, Kyle Rich, Selçuk Açikgöz
  • Géraldine Zeimers
  • Kyle Rich
  • Selçuk Açikgöz
Balancing Profit and Principle: Gambling Sponsorship and CSR Tensions in Professional Sport 5:00pm - 6:30pm Celeste Hall Bart van Bezooijen, Bram Constandt, Paul Kitchin, Brendon Knott
  • Seppe Allegaert: Perspective: Sports marketing
  • Bart van Bezooijen: Perspective: Sports Management
  • Tunde Adebisi: Perspective: Sociology of Sport
  • Brendon Knott and Talent Mayo: Perspective: Sponsorship
  • Paul Kitchin: Perspective: Sport management and safeguarding
New Directions In Event Leverage Research For Sport Organizations: Achieving And Measuring 5:00pm - 6:30pm Grace Hall A Paul Hover, Koen Breedveld, Marijke Taks
  • Arnout Geeraert: Creating public value through collaborative governance in major sport events: evidence from the Netherlands
  • Christoph Breuer & Pamela Wicker: Automatic, assisted, and unintended leverage effects: Learnings from UEFA EURO 2024 and the EHF Men’s Handball 2024
  • Claudio Rocha: Different Hosts, Same Challenges – Why Organising Committees Struggle to Generate Knowledge for Local Sport Organisations after Hosting Sport Major Events
  • David McGillivray
  • Inge Derom (with Luna van der Steen, Girish Ramchandani and Simon Shibli): Advancing Event Leverage Research Using Theory of Change
  • Koen Breedveld & Paul Hover: FKB Games: Sporting Spectacle with Significance for the Sports Sector
  • Kostas Alexandris: The Application of SDG’s in the Management of Running Events
  • Laura Misener: Beyond Charity: Disability, Power, and the Limits of Sport Event Leveraging
  • Luke Potwarka
Using Digital Technologies to Internationalize Sport Management in Higher Education 5:00pm - 6:30pm Grace Hall B Heather Gibson, Christine Wegner, Brendon Knott, Marlene Dixon, Mark LaSota
  • Presentation 1: Integrating Global Colleagues into Class Lectures: A Digital Approach to Course Internationalization
  • Presentation 2: Hybrid Virtual Exchange Sport Industry Professionals – South African and American Youth Soccer Coaches
  • Presentation 3: Teaching sport and social issues using COIL with two international partners
From Understanding to Action: Interpreting and Advancing Gender Equity in Sport 5:00pm - 6:30pm Grace Hall C Katie Lebel, Iris Schuller, Chris Horbel, Daniela Schwarz, Anna-Maria Strittmatter
  • Katie Lebel
  • Iris Schuller
  • Chris Horbel
  • Daniela Schwarz
  • Anna-Maria Strittmatter