The International Journal of Sports & Ethics
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The International Sports Professionals Association is pleased to release the first issue of The International Journal of Sports and Ethics. We are very excited to share with you this wealth of knowledge from our Credentialed Professionals. You will find this journal to be an exciting blend of articles based on research, qualitative method and commentary. ISPA always prides itself on being a trendsetter and the ISPA Journal is no exception. Nowhere will you find a journal with such diversity. Throughout the journal both the expertise and passion of our Credentialed Professionals will be evident. The ISPA Journal contains articles by leading sports professionals whose expertise includes sports psychology, sports performance, sports nutrition and sports media. Individuals whom read the journal will greatly expand their knowledge base and will be better equipped to provide sports related services. The ISPA Journal is also an enjoyable read for individuals whom are passionate about sports but not necessarily professionals in the field. The International Journal of Sports and Ethics is a fabulous resource for anyone who is passionate about sports, particularly those individuals whom are dedicated to promoting ethics in sports.
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It is with great honor that I serve as Executive Director of the ISPA. My academic background is in psychology where I have a BA in Psychology from the University of Chicago. My sports background spans over 15 years. From the age of 9 I have competed in quite a few Triathlons and was often the youngest competitor in these races. Over the course of my career, I have completed 4 Ironman Triathlons and 15 Marathons. I have placed in the top three in numerous Triathlons and have won several age group awards. I played varsity baseball in high school as a pitcher. I was recruited to play Division 1 baseball in college, however, my passion for Triathlon won me over and I decided to focus on this and my studies. Sports have always played a major role my life and I feel their effect on me was paramount in my development as a more rounded and confident individual. I strongly believe in the ISPA’s mission to raise the level of care athletes receive. I have seen first hand the impact that individuals who work with athletes can have, and it is vitally important that these individuals adhere to the highest ethics and standards of practice in their given fields.
About the Author
It is with great honor that I serve as Executive Director of the ISPA. My academic background is in psychology where I have a BA in Psychology from the University of Chicago. My sports background spans over 15 years. From the age of 9 I have competed in quite a few Triathlons and was often the youngest competitor in these races. Over the course of my career, I have completed 4 Ironman Triathlons and 15 Marathons. I have placed in the top three in numerous Triathlons and have won several age group awards. I played varsity baseball in high school as a pitcher. I was recruited to play Division 1 baseball in college, however, my passion for Triathlon won me over and I decided to focus on this and my studies. Sports have always played a major role my life and I feel their effect on me was paramount in my development as a more rounded and confident individual. I strongly believe in the ISPA’s mission to raise the level of care athletes receive. I have seen first hand the impact that individuals who work with athletes can have, and it is vitally important that these individuals adhere to the highest ethics and standards of practice in their given fields.