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Direct linkPicucci, Stephen; Hypes, Michael G.; Hypes, Julia Ann – Physical Educator, 2021
Jennifer Bradley (plaintiff) was a junior year student athlete at the University in Washington, D.C. Bradley played field hockey for the university, and in September 2011, she was hit on the head during a field hockey game between the university and Richmond University. After that hit, she began experiencing symptoms of a concussion, but continued…
Descriptors: Athletics, Legal Responsibility, Team Sports, Head Injuries
Melendez-Torres, G. J.; Spencer, Tyler; Ingram, LaDrea; Zimmerman, Rick S.; Pettengill, Ryan; Mullman, Matthew; Otterbein, Melissa; Stein, Rodrigo; Kilburn, Casey – American Journal of Sexuality Education, 2020
This study evaluated The Grassroot Project, a middle school sexual health promotion program in Washington, DC that uses university-level athlete role models and sports-based games. Seven schools were allocated to immediate (n = 160) or delayed intervention (n = 166). Students were tested before and immediately after the intervention on attitudes…
Descriptors: Health Promotion, Sex Education, Middle School Students, Urban Schools
