07 Jul ESMQ New Members of the Editorial Board
Word from the Editor
Dear members of the EASM community
I hope that you continue to be safe and well in these times of ongoing challenge. As we move towards the summer, I just wanted to share some updates with you.
Following a couple of action points from the last Board meeting in Seville. The Associate Editors and I have been working hard to ensure that the Board:
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- becomes balanced in terms of gender diversity
- has some gaps in particular areas of expertise filled
- brings some earlier career academics onto the Board to help to ensure progression
With this in mind, I would like to welcome on your behalf the following colleagues onto the Board.
Larissa Davies – Sheffield Hallam University, UK
Leah Gillooly – Manchester Metropolitan University, UK Kathryn Heinze – University of Michigan, USA Larena Hoeber – University of Regina, Canada Shannon Kerwin – Brock University, Canada Thilo Kunkel – Temple University, USA Rebecca Leopkey – University of Georgia, USA Laura Misener – Western University, Canada Steven Salaga – University of Georgia, USA |
Nicolas Scelles – Manchester Metropolitan University, UK
Katrin Scharfenkamp – University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany Emma Sherry – Swinburne University, Australia Cecilia Stenling – Umeå University, Sweden Anna-Maria Strittmatter – Norwegian School of Sport Sciences, Norway Nicholas Watanabe – University of South Carolina, USA Annick Willem – Ghent University, Belgium Grace Yan – University of South Carolina, USA |
- Following the last Board meeting we have also appointed a further two Associate Editors to help with the increase in workload – which has also really spiked since the lockdown. I would therefore like to welcome our existing Board members, Andrea Geurin and Brian Soebbing, to the Associate Editor team.
- On behalf of the Board and former editors I would also like my sincere thanks to both Lucie Thibault and Dimitra Papadimitriou who have decided to step down from the Board because of other commitments. Lucie, Dimitra, the ESMQ community owes you a debt for the legacy of your work. Thank you both very much for your service to the journal.”
Paul
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