Keith Parry Receives UWS Learning and Teaching Award

Profile photo of Keith Parry Congratulations to ICS PhD student Keith Parry who has received a 2014 UWS Learning and Teaching Award. Keith, who is a lecturer in Sport Management in the School of Business, received his award for his creative, enthusiastic, innovative and dynamic teaching approach that positively motivates and engages students.

Keith has a background in sports coaching and sports development and he is actively involved in the sports industry. His research interests are based around the sociology of sport, with a focus on sports fandom and fan engagement. Keith's PhD examines the constructions of sports heroes within the setting of a new sports team.

27 November 2014

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