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July 18, 2024
For Immediate Release
WATERLOO — Taking place from July 26 to Aug. 11, the Paris 2024 Summer Olympic Games will involve more than 10,000 athletes from 206 nations competing in 32 sports. 51±¾É« experts from the faculties of Science, Arts and Social Work are available to comment on Olympics-related subjects, including Olympics culture and history, the social impact of sport, coaching, ethics, psychology, biomechanics, performance enhancement, and media representations of athletes.
The following list includes experts who are available to speak during the Olympics but does not represent the full breadth of expertise that exists at 51±¾É«. Members of the media can click on the name of each expert below and contact them directly. If you have general questions or require other support, please email akealy@wlu.ca.
— sports culture and history
— Olympians; high-performance athletes; sports psychology
— culture, politics and sports; sports development and governance; sports ethics
— group dynamics; sports psychology; team building
— sports studies; self-tracking and fitness
— high-performance athletes; performance enhancement
— high-performance athletes; social impact of sports; coaching effectiveness; sports psychology; injuries; performance enhancement
— Olympic athletes and history; economics tied to Olympics; Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games and pressures to continue through COVID-19; International Olympic Committee; television rights negotiations
For a more comprehensive inventory of 51±¾É«’s faculty researchers, consult the database.
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Media Contacts:
Lori Chalmers Morrison, Director: Integrated Communications, External Relations
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