Graduate Student-Athletes: An Examination of Identity Roles and Transition

Increasingly, student athletes are enrolling in graduate programs with remaining athletic eligibility. From identity role conflict and transition theory approaches, this study examines how graduate student athletes develop by negotiating their identities as both graduate students and as athletes. I...

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Main Authors: Amanda Blakewood Pascale, Elizabeth Gregg, Andrea Buenano
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Kansas Libraries 2021-02-01
Series:Journal of Intercollegiate Sport
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Online Access:https://journals.ku.edu/jis/article/view/13220
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description Increasingly, student athletes are enrolling in graduate programs with remaining athletic eligibility. From identity role conflict and transition theory approaches, this study examines how graduate student athletes develop by negotiating their identities as both graduate students and as athletes. Implications for collegiate administrators, coaches, and faculty who seek to support graduate student success and transition out of sport are discussed.
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spelling doaj.art-feca2ab0dfb94897ab29b99647e071c82023-11-28T18:45:38ZengUniversity of Kansas LibrariesJournal of Intercollegiate Sport1941-63421941-417X2021-02-0114110.17161/jis.v14i1.13220Graduate Student-Athletes: An Examination of Identity Roles and TransitionAmanda Blakewood Pascale0Elizabeth Gregg1Andrea Buenano2University of North FloridaUniversity of North FloridaUniversity of Cincinnati Increasingly, student athletes are enrolling in graduate programs with remaining athletic eligibility. From identity role conflict and transition theory approaches, this study examines how graduate student athletes develop by negotiating their identities as both graduate students and as athletes. Implications for collegiate administrators, coaches, and faculty who seek to support graduate student success and transition out of sport are discussed. https://journals.ku.edu/jis/article/view/13220Athlete Identity; Graduate Student Athlete; Student-Athlete; Student-Athlete Transition
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Journal of Intercollegiate Sport
Athlete Identity; Graduate Student Athlete; Student-Athlete; Student-Athlete Transition
title Graduate Student-Athletes: An Examination of Identity Roles and Transition
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title_full_unstemmed Graduate Student-Athletes: An Examination of Identity Roles and Transition
title_short Graduate Student-Athletes: An Examination of Identity Roles and Transition
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topic Athlete Identity; Graduate Student Athlete; Student-Athlete; Student-Athlete Transition
url https://journals.ku.edu/jis/article/view/13220
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