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Kevin B. Wamsley

CURRICULUM VITAE

Rank: Professor

Tenure: Yes

Full Time: Yes

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Education:

Employment History:

Date Rank & Position Department

Institution

2015- Academic Vice-President & Provost StFX University

2005-2015 Associate Dean (Programs) Health Sciences

UWO

2009-2010 Acting Dean July 1-June 30 Health Sciences

UWO

2014 July Acting Dean

2013 July Acting Dean Health Sciences

UWO


UWO


UWO


UWO

2007 Dec Acting Dean Health Sciences

UWO


UWO


UWO

1999-2005 Director International Centre for Olympic Studies Kinesiology UWO

2007 Professor Kinesiology UWO

1998-2007 Associate Professor Kinesiology UWO

Degree University Department Year

PhD Alberta Physical Education 1992

MA UWO Physical Education 1987

BA (Hons) UWO Physical Education 1985


1997 Assistant Professor Kinesiology UWO

1997 Associate Dean (Graduate) Kinesiology

Calgary

1996-1997 Associate Professor Kinesiology

Calgary

1992-1996 Assistant Professor Kinesiology

Calgary

1991-1992 Sessional Instructor Physical Education

Calgary


Alberta


Alberta

1987-1988 Activity Supervisor/Tutorial Assistant/Research Assistant Physical Education

Alberta

1986-1987 Research Assistant/Assistant Coach Physical Education

UWO

1985-1986 Research Assistant/Assistant Coach Physical Education

UWO

1984-1985 Assistant Coach Physical Education

UWO

Academic Honours and Other Awards: (not research grants)

Year Award

2006 UWO, PROFNET listing for research excellence


2005 UWO, Nomination, USC Royal Bank Award of Excellence in Undergraduate

Teaching, Winter

2004 UWO, Nomination, USC Royal Bank Award of Excellence in Undergraduate

Teaching, Fall


2004 UWO, Faculty of Health Sciences Teaching Excellence Award

2004 The University of Western Ontario “125” Award – for outstanding contribution to

academics



2002-2003 UWO, USC Teaching Honour Roll

2002 United States Senate research testimony, President Bush’s Commission on China:

Washington, D.C.

2001-2002 UWO, USC Teaching Honour Roll

2001-2002 UWO, Kinesiology Student’s Choice Award for Teaching Excellence


2000-2010 Most cited UWO professor in National and International media

2000 UWO, Teaching Excellence Award, Kinesiology

2000 UWO, Nomination, Teaching Excellence Award, Student Union

1999 UWO, Nomination, Teacher of the Year Award

1994-1995 University of Calgary Teaching Excellence Award

1992-1993 University of Calgary, Nomination, Teaching Excellence Award

1990-1991 University of Alberta, Faculty Teaching Award

1990-1991 University of Alberta, Sir Izaak Walton Killam Doctoral Scholarship

1989-1990 University of Alberta, Sir Izaak Walton Killam Doctoral Scholarship

1989-1990 University of Alberta, Andrew Stewart Graduate Research Prize

1989-1990 UWO, Bronze W Award

1984-1987 UWO, Men’s Varsity Gymnastics Team MVP

Scholarly and Professional Activities:

2017-2019 Chair, Nova Scotia Committee on Academic Transfer

2017- Member, Executive, Maritime Provinces Higher Education Commission

2018- Member, Honored Member Selection Committee, Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame

2017-19 North American Society for Sport History (NASSH) Past President

2017-19 North American Society for Sport History (NASSH) Chair, Honor Awards

Committee

2017-19 North American Society for Sport History (NASSH) Chair, Distinguished

Lectures

2015-17 North American Society for Sport History (NASSH) President

2015-17 Chair, NASSH Graduate Student Essay Committee

2015-17 Chair, NASSH Dissertation Travel Grant Committee

2013-15 North American Society for Sport History (NASSH) President-Elect

2015 NASSH Program Chair

2014 NASSH Program Chair

2014 Organizing Committee, 12th International Symposium for Olympic Research

2014 Chair, Keynote address committee, 12th International Symposium for Olympic

Research

2013-present Occasional Reviewer, Critical Education

2013- present Occasional Reviewer, Scientia Acanadensis

2011-2013 NASSH member-at-large

2011-12 Chair, keynote address committee, 11th International Symposium for Olympic

Research

2011-12 Member, organizing committee, 11th International Symposium for Olympic

Research

2008-present Occasional Reviewer, European Journal of Sport Management

2008 Member, organizing committee, 9th International Symposium for Olympic

Research

2007-2008 Acting Co-Director, International Centre for Olympic Studies


Research

2004-present SSHRC grant reviewer


2004 Manuscript Review, University of Toronto Press

1999-2005 Senior Editor, OLYMPIKA: The International Journal of Olympic Studies

1999-2005 Director, International Centre for Olympic Studies

1999 Session organizer, Great Lakes Historical Association conference

2005-present Occasional reviewer, Canadian Journal of Urban Studies

2004 Evaluation, promotion and tenure, University of Alberta

2004 Conference host and organizer, 7th International Symposium for Olympic

Research

2002 Evaluation, Promotion and Tenure, Wilfrid Laurier University

2002 Conference host and organizer, 6th International Symposium for Olympic

Research

2001 Conference host, NASSH

2000-2011 Chair, NASSH, time and site committee

2000 Organizer and co-host, 5th International Symposium for Olympic Research

1999-2002 Member, NASSH book awards committee

1999 Moderator, televised Media Forum, Wilfrid Laurier University

1999 Member, NASSH nominations committee


Research

1998 Book Review Editor, OLYMPIKA, The International Journal of Olympic Studies

1998-present Occasional reviewer, Journal of Sport History

1997-1999 Member, NASSH program committee

1996-1997 Volunteer consultant, Olympic Hall of Fame Seminar Series

1996-present Member, Editorial Review Board, Sport History Review

1995-present Occasional reviewer, Sociology of Sport Journal

1995-2008 Member, Editorial Review Board, Avante

1995-1997 Member, Olympic Hall of Fame Advisory Committee

1995-1997 Member, Alberta Sports Hall of Fame, Sport Historians Committee

1995-1997 Chair and co-founder, Province of Alberta Sport Historians Association

1995-1997 Member, North American Society for Sport History, Graduate Student Paper

Contest

Committee

1994 Conference host and organizer, 7th Canadian Symposium for the History of Sport

1992-present Occasional reviewer, Journal of Sport History

SIGNIFICANT UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES:

University

Year Duty

2016- Executive Director, Frank McKenna Centre for Leadership, Acting

2016- University Librarian, Acting

2015- Member, StFX Executive

2015- Member, StFX Board of Governors

2015- Member, President’s Council


2015- Chair, Academic Priorities and Planning

2015- Chair, Rank and Tenure Committee

2015- Chair, Committee on Academic Reviews

2015- Chair, Academic Computing Committee

2015- Member, Senate Steering Committee

2015- Member, University Strategic Planning

2015- Member, Campus Planning Committee

2015 Member, Western Wellness Advisory Committee

2015 Member, Working Committee, Western Learning Outcomes

2015 Internal Member, IQAP Review, Sociology

2014 External Reviewer, Parkwood Hospital Strategic Plan

2014 Member, Collective Agreement bargaining: E Learning

2014-15 Chair, Living Well @ Western, A Healthy Campus Initiative, Main Campus and

University College Affiliates

2014 Western Convocation Degree citation for Robert Barney

2013-15 Western 1010: Learn to Succeed, creation, implementation

2013-15 Working Committee, Memorandum of Understanding: Western

University/London Hospitals

2013-15 Vice-Provost’s ad hoc committee on Distance Education

2013 Vice-Provost’s ad hoc committee on National Scholarships

2013-15 Chair, Western Steering Committee on Academic Processes and Systems

2013-15 Provost’s Committee on Mental Health and Wellness

2013-15 Western University Honorary Degrees Committee

2013 Western Convocation Degree citation for Silken Laumann

2012-15 Registrar’s Subcommittee on College Transfer Credits

2012 IQAP Review, Green Process Engineering

2012 IQAP Review, Electrical Engineering

2012-2014 Co-Chair South Western Alliance Health Network (SWAhN) Education

Subcommittee

2012-15 Member, SWAhN Implementation Coordinating Committee

2012-15 Member, Western University Master Plan Committee

2012-15 Member, Western International Advisory Working Group

2012-15 Chair, Western Working Group on Information Security

2012-2013 Academic Leaders Steering Committee

2012-15 Member, SUPR-U, Senate Subcommittee on Undergraduate Program Review

2009-2010 Member, University Senior Administration Committee

2009 Member, Associate Deans ad hoc committee on post degree modules

2009 Member, Associate Deans ad hoc committee on the use of laptops

2008-15 Member, Review Committee for Millennium Scholarships

2008-15 Member, Joint Liaison Committee London Hospitals and UWO

2008-15 Member, Western Review Committee for National Scholarships

2008-15 Western Chair – Loran Scholarships

2007-15 Member, Western Pandemic Planning Committee

2007-2009 Member, WGIS IT Security Committee

2006-15 Faculty Liaison Officer, Privacy and Access to Information

2005-15 Pro-Chancellor, UWO Convocation


2006 Member, Vice President’s Committee for Internationalization at Western

2005-15 Member, Recruitment Steering Committee

2005-15 Member, Western Review Committee for Scholar’s Electives

2005-15 Member, Provost’s Advisory Committee on Student Exchanges

2005-15 Associate Deans, Registrar and Vice Provost Committee

2003 Pro-Chancellor, UWO Convocation

2003 Host, First Nations Health Career Week

2002-2005 UWOFA Representative, Faculty of Health Sciences

2002-2003 D.B Weldon Library Users Committee

2001-2003 Member, UWOFA Faculty Dependents Scholarship Committee

2001-2003 Member, UWOFA Membership Committee

2001 UWO recruitment telephone campaign

2000-2003 Member, UWOFA Rights and Grievances Committee

2000-2003 Member, UWOFA Executive Board

2000-15 UWO Hockey Alumni Advisory Committee

2000-15 UWO Hockey Golf Tournament Organizing Committee

2000-2007 Member, ‘W’ Club Executive Board

2000-2003 Chair, ‘W’ Club Communications Committee

2000-2007 Editor, ‘W’ Club Newsletter

1999-15 Member, ‘W’ Club Hall of Fame committee

1999-2004 Convocation Ceremonies, hooder

1999-15 Host, UWO Fall Preview and March Open House Tours

1999-2005 Director, International Centre for Olympic Studies

1999-2000 Member, Review Board for non-medical research involving human subjects,

Western

1996-1997 General Faculties Council to Hear and Determine Student Appeals -Calgary

1995-1997 Member, Gender Institute, University of Calgary

1995-1997 Consultant, Mount Royal College curriculum design, Calgary

1992-1993 Meet Director, Floor Marshall, University Cup Gymnastics Championships,

Calgary

1992-1993 Meet Director, Canada West Gymnastics Championships, Calgary

Faculty

Year Duty

2012-15 Co-Chair, FHS Alternative Delivery Committee

2007-2013 United Way unit leader, Dean’s Office

2009-2010 Chair, FHS Senior Leadership Committee

2008-15 Member, Athletic Financial Awards Committee

2007-2008 Member, Appointments Committee for IPE and Health Policy

2006-2008 Member, FHS Pandemic Planning Committee

2006-15 Member, FHS International Committee

2006-15 Academic Advisor, Women’s Volleyball Team

2006-2008 Chair, Allied Health Committee

2006-15 Member, FHS and Kinesiology Branding initiatives


2006-15 Member, Faculty of Health Sciences Speakers’ Series Committee

2006 Member, Health Sciences, Medical Sciences, Sciences Publications Review

2006-2010 Member, Inter-professional education planning committee

2006 Member, Best Student Experience Task Force

2006 Member, Strategic Planning Steering Committee

2006 Member, First Nations Studies Program Review

2006-15 Member, Review Committee for Staff Meritorious Service Award

2005-15 Coordinator, FHS Scholars’ Electives program

2005-15 Chair FHS National Scholars Committee

2005-15 Chair, Academic Counselors Committee

2005-15 Member, First Nations Studies Admissions Committee

2005-15 Member, Deans and Directors Committee, Faculty of Health Sciences

2005-15 Chair, Teaching Awards Committee, Faculty of Health Sciences

2005-15 Chair, Clinical Education Committee, Faculty of Health Sciences

2005-15 Chair, Educational Planning Committee, Faculty of Health Sciences

2005 Associate Dean, (Programs), Faculty of Health Sciences

2002-15 Academic advisor, UWO Women’s Rugby Team

2002 Member, organizing committee, Queen’s Cup Hockey Tournament

2002 Member, Annual Performance Assessment Committee, Health Sciences, Western

1997-15 Member, Faculty of Health Sciences Council, Western

1997 Chair, Graduate Program Review, Kinesiology, Calgary

1997 Associate Dean, (Graduate), Kinesiology, Calgary

1997 Chair, Graduate Program Review, Faculty of Kinesiology, Calgary

1996-1997 Member, Athletic Equity Committee, Faculty of Kinesiology, Calgary

1996 Chair, Undergraduate Program Curriculum Review, Faculty of Kinesiology,

Calgary

1995-1997 Member, Research Ethics Review Committee, Kinesiology, Calgary

1995 Member, Faculty of Kinesiology Graduate Scholarship Committee, Calgary

1994-1996 Member, Research Policy Committee, Faculty of Kinesiology, Calgary

1994-1995 Member, Faculty Review Committee, Advisor to the President on Women’s

Issues

1993-1994 Reviewer and co-author, Employment Equity Review, Kinesiology, Calgary

1993-1994 Member, M.Sc. Admissions Committee, Kinesiology, Calgary

1993-1997 Member, Employment Equity Committee, Kinesiology, Calgary

1992-1997 Chair, Academic Appeals Committee, Kinesiology, Calgary

1992-1995 Coordinator, Research Seminars in the Social Sciences, Calgary

1992-1993 Member, Faculty of Humanities Full Council, Calgary

1991-1997 Member, Faculty of Kinesiology General Council

Department

2012 Member, Socio-cultural curriculum review

2002 Member, Kinesiology space committee

2002-2005 Member, Graduate Affairs Committee

1992-1993 Member, Faculty of Humanities Full Council, Calgary


1991-1997 Member, Faculty of Kinesiology General Council

1999-2000 Chair, Undergraduate Curriculum Review – Socio-cultural

1998-2000 Member, Kinesiology Curriculum Committee

1998 Member, standing committee on Intercollegiate Athletics, Faculty of Health

Sciences

1997-15 Member, School of Kinesiology council

Community

2018- Consultant, Cariati Law

2017-2018 Consultant, Legate & Associates

2015-2016 Consultant, Bains Partners

2007-2011 Community coach, football

2001-2008 Community coach, hockey

1998-1999 Consultant, Brownlee/Fryett, Barristers and Solicitors

1996-2005 Consultant, National Coaching Institute

1996-2005 Consultant, Coaching Association of Canada

1996-2003 Community coach, soccer

GRADUATE SUPERVISION

Chief Supervisor-PhD

2018 Ornella Nzindukiyimana, “And needless to say, I was athletic, too: Southern

Ontario Black Women and Sport (1920s – 1940s)

2017 Andreja Milansincic, Winter Sport Nationalism: The Canadian Olympic Press

from Calgary 1988 to Vancouver 2010

2014 Mac Ross, “Shy Your Castors into the Ring and Approach the Scratch Bravely:

A Social History of Boxing During the American Civil War, 1861-1865

2012 Stephen Swain, MMasculinity: Spectacular Narratives of Masculinity in Mixed

Martial Arts

2010 Anne Warner, Cultivating Character at Private Ontario Youth Camps, 1920-1939

2010 Craig Greenham, Outfields, Infields, and Battlefields: How the Great War

Influenced Professional Baseball in Canada, Department of History (co-

supervised with Roger Hall)

2006 Carly Adams, Communities of Their Own: Women’s Sport and Recreation in

London,

Ontario, 1920-1951

2006 Christine O’Bonsawin, Spectacles, Policy, and Social Memory: Images of

Canadian

Indians at World’s Fairs and Olympic Games’

2005 Janice Forsyth, A History of the Tom Longboat Awards

2004 Ken Kirkwood, Out of the Olympic Closet: Abandoning Prohibitions on Doping

in

Favour of a Harm Reduction Approach


Master’s

2017 Phillip Chipman, Stronger, Leaner, Francophone: Physical Culture in the

Nationalism of Adrien Gagnon

2015 Jared Walters, There Are No Rules! Except These 108." The Multidirectional

Flow of Influence Between Sportication, Subculture, and Violence on the

History of Mixed Martial Arts

2015 Courtney Van Waas, Muscular Christian Edmonton: The Story of the Edmonton

YMCA

1898-1920

2013 John Petrella, Black, White, and Red All Over: A Thematic Analysis of Selected

Canadian and American Newspapers Coverage of the 1968 Mexico City

Massacre

2012 Renee Mahoney, Making Headlines: The Politics of Sex Trafficking and Sex

Work

During the 2010 Vancouver Olympics

2011 Elizabeth Parsons, Masculinity in Canadian Figure Skating

2006 Jessica Swift, Under the Floodlights: Coxwell Stadium and the East Toronto

Ladies

Softball League 1947-1965

2004 Ian Watts, Igniting the Nation: Print Media Representations of Aboriginality in

the

Sydney 2000 Olympic Games

2004 Kristina Kolesnyk, Globalisation and Sport: Athletic Talent Migration to Canada

2003 Dale Andrew, Crowded Memories: The Origins, Growth, and Decay of Selected

Memorial Arenas in Ontario

2003 Spencer Lang, The Emergence of Professional Baseball in 19th Century Canada

2002 Tony Church, The Sacred Cow: Calgary and the XV Olympic Winter Games

2002 Christine O’Bonsawin, Failed Test: Aboriginal Sport Policy and the Olympian

Firth

Sisters

2001 Amanda Schweinbenz, Women’s Uniforms and Clothing in the Olympic Games

2000 Dennis Ryan, Irish Catholic Sport in Toronto, 1858-1920

2000 Guy Schultz, The IAAF and IOC: Their Relationship and its Impact on Women’s

Participation in Track and Field at the Olympic Games 1912-1932, (co-

supervised with

Robert Barney)

1994-1994 Deborah Hanna, MSc, University of Calgary

Master’s non-thesis

2014 Derek Szilagyi

2011 Christen Cole, Center for American Studies

2002 Kelly Comer

2003 Janice Rodney

2002 John MacDougall


2002 Joana Santos

2002 Paul Gleason

1993-1997 Kevin Boyles, MKin, University of Calgary

Post Doctoral Supervision

2005-2006 Katie Butler, Western

2004-2006 Changjie Zhao, Western

2004 Fred Mason, Western

1995-1997 Michael Heine, University of Calgary

PhD Supervisory Committees Served

2015- Nevada Cooke

2015- Evan Nagel

2013-15 Kyle Rick

2012-15 Neil Stanley

2012-15 Doiara Silvado dos Santos

2012-16 Jordan Goldstein

2012-16 Justin Winders

2012-14 Brad Congelio

2011-15 Mike Copabianco

2011-16 Braden Te We

2008-2011 Toby Ryder

2008-2011 Terry Gitersos

2005-2009 Sara Teetzel

2005-2010 Megan Popovic

2003 Julie Thom

2003-2008 Tony Church

2003-2006 Emese Ivan

2003-2005 Charlene Weaving

2001-2004 Fred Mason

2001 Ken Nickel

1998-2001 Greg Gillespie

1998-1999 Alexis Peters

1997-2002 Robert Kossuth

1994-1996 Ellen O’Reilly, Faculty of Education, University of Calgary

PhD Examination Committees

2015 Mike Copabianco

2014 Brad Congelio

2013 Chris Hrynkow, University of Manitoba

2012 Silke Dennhardt

2011 Toby Ryder

2011 Terry Gitersos


2008 Tony Church

2006 Emese Ivan

2004 Fred Mason

2002 Robert Kossuth

2001 Greg Gillespie

2000 Scott Martyn

1999 Alexis Peters

1996 Ellen O’Reilly, Faculty of Education, University of Calgary

PhD Internal Examination Committees

2017 Neil Stanley

2011 Toby Ryder

2011 Terry Gitersos

2006 Emese Ivan

2005 Melanie Gregg

2004 Fred Mason

2002 Jennifer Mendes

2001 Greg Gillespie

1999 Alexis Peters

1997 Gordon Macdonald

PhD Comprehensive Examination Committees

2017 Camille Croteau

2017 Jared Walters

2014 Neil Stanley

2014 Doiara Silvado dos Santos

2014 Jordan Goldstein

2014 Justin Winders

2013 Braden Te We

2012 Brad Congelio

2011 Mike Copabianco

2012 Mac Ross

2010 Stephen Swain

2009 Anne Warner

2009 Toby Ryder

2009 Terry Gitersos

2008 Meg Popovic

2005 Tony Church

2005 Emese Ivan

2004 Christine O’Bonsawin

2004 Carly Adams

2004 Janice Forsyth

2003 Ken Kirkwood


2003 Fred Mason

2001 Robert Kossuth

2000 Greg Gillespie

Master’s Supervisory Committees

2014 Tory Harris

2013 Michael Cathcart

2013 Cheryl Madliger

2013-14 Chris Pellerin

2012-14 Erin Fray

2012-14 Sophy Chan

2012- Evan Nagel

2012-2013 Josh Archer

2008-2009 Geoff Bardwell

2004-2005 Mody Ayeni

2002-2003 Eric Oinenen

2001-2002 Katrin Jung

1999-2001 Charlene Weaving

1999 -2000 Martha Murray

1998-1999 Tom Perks

1998-2000 Karen Murtaugh

Master’s Examination Committees

2018 Kalin Bullman, University of Victoria

2017 Zach Weese

2015 Chris Pellerin

2014 Melinda Maika

2013 Andreja Milansincic, Brock University

2013 Justin Rhoden

2013 Chris Pellerin

2009 Geoff Bardwell

2009 Geoff Bardwell

2006 Eva Havaris

2005 Jennifer Myers

2004 Bryan Howcroft

2005 Megan Popovic

2003 Eric Oinenen

2003 John Hustler

2002 Katrin Jung

2000 Karen Murtaugh

1999 Tom Perks

1996 Siri Louie, Department of History, University of Calgary


PhD Examination Chair

2014 Joel Lapata, Faculty of Education

2013 School of Occupational Therapy, Faculty of Health Sciences

2012 Juan Manuel Garcia-Hernandez, Faculty of Engineering

2011 Mehmet Aysan, Department of Sociology

2004 Linda Greene-Finestone, Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics

2003 Darcy Lidington, Department of Medical BioPhysics

2002 Seemantini Nadkarni, Department of Medical BioPhysics

2000 Lisa Wilcox, Faculty of Engineering

1999 Xiaokang Xu, Faculty of Engineering

Master’s Examination Chair

2014 Kody Campbell

2003 Julie Steinberg

2002 Jason Young

2000 Martha Murray

2000 Kevin Saini

Teaching

Graduate Courses Taught

Kinesiology 9060 Canadian Sport History

Kinesiology 9066 Sport and Gender in History

Kinesiology 603y PhD Seminar in Socio-cultural Studies (coordinator)

Kinesiology 561 Canadian Sport History

Kinesiology 564 Advanced Seminar in Sport History

Kinesiology 503 Socio-cultural Research Methods (University of Calgary)

Kinesiology 603 Social Theory and the Study of Sport (University of Calgary)

Kinesiology 503 The Body in Physical Education (University of Calgary)

Independent Studies

Graduate Independent Studies (records incomplete)

2014 Jared Walters, Southern masculinity, honour, and technological changes:

Violence and safety in 1980s NASCAR

2014 Cheryl Madliger, Representations of Exercise and Pregnancy in Women’s

Magazines

2013 John Petrella, Soviet Politics and Olympic Ideals

2013 Courtney Van Waas, Muscular Christianity in Western Canada

2012 Derek Szilagyi, Athletic Scholarships in the CIS

2011 Renee Mahoney, Sex Workers and International Sport Events


2007 Anne Warner, Organized Camps in Canada.

2006 Megan Popovic, Social Theory and Snowboarding.

2006 Mody Ayeni, Jack Johnson and the Canadian Media.

2005 Kelly Comer, Berta Bobath: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives.

2004 Christine O’Bonsawin, ‘The Façade of the Games’: The Invention of an

Aboriginal

“Friendly” Australia for the 2000 Millennium Games.

2003 Emese Ivan, Sport Policy of the UK regarding the European Union.

2003 Gender Issues in Canadian Sport.

2003 Carly Adams, Active Margins: Exploring the Potential of a Figurational

Approach for

Examining.

2002 Ian Watts, Olympic Ceremonies and Aboriginal People.

2002 Janice Rodney, Fitness Magazines and the Body Image Ideal.

2001 Spencer Lang, Baseball in Canada.

2001 Dale Andrew, Sport and Memory.

2000 Charlene Weaving, The Portrayal of Elite Female Athletes in the Media.

2000 Christine O’Bonsawin, The success of the international sport boycott.

2000 John MacDougall, An Examination of the Two-China Issues At the 1976

Montreal

Games.

1999 Greg Gillespie, Historical Relativism, Methodological Individualism, and

British Travel Narratives: An Approach to Historical Explanation.

1999 Amanda Schweinbenz, The Concealment of Female Bodies on Land and in the

Water

as a Result of Victorian Beliefs.

1999 John MacDougall, A Canadian Perspective on Participation in the 1936

Olympic

Games in Berlin.

1999 Dennis Ryan, From Hurling to Hockey: Irish Catholic Sport and Cultural

Integration in

Toronto, 1860-1920.

1999 Janice Forsyth, untitled.

1999 Guy Schultz, untitled.

Undergraduate Independent Studies

2006 Kathryn Cureton: Body Image Concerns Amongst Adolescent Girls and the Big

Sisters

Go Girls Program

2005 Jasmina Hadziosmanovic, Sydney scandals: IOC to blame.

2005 Megan Mattingly, The intersection of the sport hero and the mass media in

Canadian

society.

2005 Wendy Cramp, The inseparability of sport and politics: The inaction of Avery

Brundage in the case of the South African national Olympic committee.


2004 Katie Petherick, The influence of genders roles in the women’s Olympic

marathon.

2004 Melanie Furze, Opportunity for sport participation: could the government be at

fault

for inequalities?

2003 Tracey McKellar, The Soviet Union: The awakening and emergence of an

international

porting power.

2003 Jordan Koch, Apartheid vs. Olympic Games. How sport was manipulated for

personal

gain and societal change.

2002 Shelly Logan, Asylum for the insane, London.

2002 Jessica Swift, untitled.

2002 Carla Giammarino, The green games: Olympic green is here to stay.

2002 Caitlin Jenkins, The 1936 Olympics – The discrimination games.

2001 Kate Jaboor, Paralympics: A need for change.

2001 Tara MacNeil, The beautiful darling: A fairy tale: An examination of eating

disorders

in elite female gymnastics.

2001 Amanda Ferguson, Gender inequity in sport.

2001 Dale Andrew, Something’s rotten in Glasgow: Sectarianism and the old firm.

2000 Gavin Brauer, The business of branding: An evaluation of the sporting goods

industry

on the internet.

2000 Eric MacIntosh, The downward spiral: A critical analysis of the Toronto bid for

the

2008 Olympic Games.

1999 John MacDougall, A Canadian media perspective on participation in the 1936

Olympic

Games in Berlin.

1999 Colin Shaw, J.W. Little Stadium: A discussion of the issues regarding the

institution of

new alcohol policies 1972 – 1978.

1999 Shannon Stanojevic, Federal fluctuations in Canadian sport funding: From

detached

noninvolvement to enthusiastic assistance.

1999 Anne Moody, Changes in fashions for sport and recreation between 1880 and

1950.

1999 Natalie Munroe JACK JOHNSON: ‘May the force be with you’.

1999 Jim Fogarty, Hellmuth College: A pre-Olympic festival held in London,

Ontario’s

backyard.

1999 Michelle Maar, The breakfast games: The US television networks and Olympic

rescheduling.

1999 Amanda Schweinbenz, The making of “real” women through sport- Women in

sport


during the early 1900s.

Courses of Instruction and Teaching Evaluations

The University of Western Ontario Year Rating

Sport and Gender in History (Graduate) 2013 6.3

Sport and the Body in Western Culture 2007 6.5

Canadian Sport History (Graduate) 2005 7.0

The Olympic Games 2004 6.4

Canadian Sport History 2004 6.7



Advanced Topics in Sport History (Graduate) 2002 6.3



Canadian Sport History (Graduate) 2001 6.4












AVERAGE MEAN SCORE 6.5/7.0

a. Instructor Rating: 1=very poor, 4 = satisfactory 7=outstanding

The University of Calgary

Course Year Rating

Sport and Gender 1997 5.7/6

Teaching Gymnastics K-12 1997 5.8/6

The Body in Socio-Cultural Studies 1996 5.5/6

Olympic Gymnastics 1996 5.8/6

The Olympic Games 1996 5.8/6

Structured Gymnastics 1996 5.9/6

Badminton II 1996 5.9/6


Badminton I 1996 5.8/6


The Body in Socio-Cultural Studies 1995 5.6/6





Current Problems in Physical Education 1995 5.9/6



History and Philosophy of Physical Education 1994 5.9/6




Sport in the Ancient World 1993 5.8/6

Tennis I 1993 6.0/6





The Olympic Games 1992 5.9/6


Sport in the Ancient World 1991 5.8/6

AVERAGE MEAN SCORE 1991-96 5.8/6.0

Research Funding

Peer Reviewed *

Start End Principal Co- Granting Grant Title Total

Date Date Investigator & Investigator Agency

Amount

% Contribution

*2009 2013 B. Leipert Mair H, Scruby SSHRC Exploring Social

$134,483

L, Meagher Support, Sport

StewartD, Participation, and

Wamsley K 5% Rural Women’s Health

Using Photovoice

*2010 2011 M.Kehler Wamsley, K CIHR Research Dissemination


$24,999

30%

Atkinson, M

*2008 2011 A Kinsella Wamsley, K. UWO IDI

$91,400

5%

*2008 2013 M. Kehler Wamsley, K. SSHRC Health Bodies, Boys,

$110,000

30% and Body Image

*2007 2008 M. Kehler Wamsley, K. UWO SSHRC $3370

30%

Atkinson, M.

2006 2006 Peters, Vivan Wamsley, K. UWO UPIF Program Funding

$103,000

50%

*2005 2006 Wamsley, K. 100% UWO Faculty Retention Grant

$40,000

*2005 2006 Wamsley, K. 100% Govt. OPGRC

$10,000

Of Ontario

*2005 2006 Wamsley, K. 100% UWO ADF $7,229

*2005 2006 Wamsley, K. 100% UWO SSHRC $5,000

2004 2005 Wamsley, K. 100% Work Research Funding

$26,440

Study Program UWO

2004 Wamsley, K. 100% International Olympic Fellow

$15,000

Olympic Ctr

2004 Wamsley, K. 100% Symposium Grant $7,500

*2004 Wamsley, K. 100% UWO Faculty Retention Grant

2003 2004 Wamsley, K. 100% Work Study Research Funding $27,336

Program, UWO


$15,000

Olympic Ctr

2002 Wamsley, K. 100% Symposium Grant $7,500

2002 2003 Wamsley, K. 100% Work Study Research Funding


$23,919

Program, UWO


$47,838

Program, UWO

*2002 Wamsley, K. 100% UWO Conference Grant $3,750


$15,000

Olympic Ctr


$15,000

Olympic Ctr


$66,572

Program, UWO


$15,000

Olympic Ctr

2000 Wamsley, K. 100% Work Study Research Funding

$23,919

Program, UWO

*2000 Wamsley, K. 100% UWO Faculty Conference Grant $1,100

Of Health

Sciences and

Kinesiology


$105,000

Program, UWO

1998 1999 Wamsley K. 100% UWO Work Study Program

$40,936

*1995 1997 Wamsley, K. 100% SSHRC Post Doctoral Fellowship

$52,000

*1995 1996 Wamsley, K. 100% U of C Special Initiatives Grant $1,250

*1995 Wamsley, K. 100% U of C Visiting Scholar Grant $2,500

*1995 Wamsley, K. 100% U of C Research Grant $3,655

*1994 1995 Wamsley, K. 100% U of C Symposium Grant $2,000

*1994 Wamsley, K. 100% UWO Visiting Scholar Grant $2,200


Travel Grants

Start End Principal Co- Granting Grant Title Total

Date Date Investigator & Investigator Agency

Amount

% Contribution

*2006 2006 Wamsley, K. 100% UWO SSHRC Travel $2,900

*2004 2004 Wamsley, K. 100% UWO SSHRC Travel Grant $1,403

*1997 Wamsley, K. 100% U of C International Conference $1,320

Research

*1994 Wamsley, K. 100% U of C NASSH Travel Grant $850

*1993 Wamsley, K. 100% U of C NASSH Travel Grant $740

Total Peer-Reviewed or Refereed Grants $472,707

Total non Peer-Reviewed Grants $554,960.00

Publications

Research: Extending from an early focus on sport and the state in 19th century Canada, my

research has more recently been situated within 1. Canadian sport history – the study of sport

and gender, violence, masculinity and femininity and 2. The Olympic Games – the organization

of gender relations, Aboriginal peoples, and the politics of hosting the Games.

Books/Monographs

Authored:

1. Morrow, D. and Wamsley, K. (2017) Sport in Canada: A History, 4th edition. Don Mills,

ON: Oxford.

2. Morrow, D. and Wamsley, K. (2013). Sport in Canada: A History, 3rd edition. Don Mills,

ON:

Oxford.

3. Morrow, D. and Wamsley, K. (2009). Sport in Canada: A History, 2nd edition. Don Mills,

ON:

Oxford.

4. Morrow, D. and Wamsley, K. (2005). Sport in Canada: A History. Don Mills, ON: Oxford

University Press. 318 pp.(100% contribution of Chapters 2, 3, 8, 10, 11, Preface,


Introduction)

Edited:

5. Young K. and Wamsley, K., (Eds.) (2005) Global Olympics: Historical and Sociological

Studies

of the Modern Games (Oxford: Elsevier Press) (50% contribution). 372 pp.

6. Wamsley, K. (Ed.). (1995). Method and Methodology in Sport and Cultural History. (pp.

291).

Dubuque, IA: Brown and Benchmark (100 % contribution). 291 pp.

Full Proceedings edited (peer reviewed, scholarly adjudication and review, edit, copy edit,

and publish)

7. Barney, R.K. Heine, Michael, K., Wamsley, Kevin B. and MacDonald Gordon H., (2008).

Pathways: Critiques and Disclosure in Olympic Research, International Centre for

Olympic Studies, The University of Western Ontario, London, ON., (25% contribution).

55pp.

8. Wamsley, K., Martyn, S.G. and Barney, R.K., (Eds.,) (2004) Cultural Relations Old and

New: The Transitory Olympic Ethos, International Centre for Olympic Studies, The

University of Western Ontario, London, ON., (75% contribution). 240 pp.

9. Wamsley, K., Barney, R.K. & Martyn, S.G. (Eds.). (2002). The Global Nexus Engaged:

Past, Present, Future Interdisciplinary Olympic Research. International Centre for

Olympic Studies, The University of Western Ontario, London, ON (75 % contribution).

258 pp.

10. Wamsley, K., Martyn, S.G., MacDonald, G. & Barney, R.K. (Eds.). (2000). Bridging

Three

Centuries: Intellectual Crossroads and the Modern Olympic Movement. International

Centre for Olympic Studies, The University of Western Ontario, London, ON (75 %

contribution). 260 pp.

11. Barney, R.K., Wamsley, K., Martyn, S. & MacDonald, G. (Eds.) (1998). Global and

Cultural

Critique: Problematizing the Olympic Games. (pp. 226). International Centre for Olympic

Studies, The University of Western Ontario, London, ON (40 % contribution). 226 pp.

International Journals Edited

1999-2005 Senior Editor: OLYMPIKA: The International Journal of Olympic Studies,

(internationally peer-reviewed) with Stephen R. Wenn,). 80% contribution

12. 2017, Volume XXVI (co-editor 30% contribution)

13. 2016, Volume XXV (co-editor 30% contribution)

14. 2015, Volume XXIV (co-editor 30% contribution)

15. 2014, volume XXIII, (co-editor 30% contribution)

16. 2013, Volume XXII, (co-editor 30% contribution)


17. 2012, Volume XXI, (co-editor 30% contribution)

18. 2011, Volume XX, (co-editor 30% contribution)

19. 2005, Volume XIV, (editor, 70% contribution)

20. 2004, Volume XIII, (editor, 70% contribution)

21. 2003, Volume XII, (editor, 70% contribution).

22. 2002, Volume XI, (editor, 70% contribution).

23. 2001, Volume X, (editor, 70% contribution)

24. 2000, Volume IX, (editor, 70% contribution)

25. 1999, Volume VIII, (editor, 70% contribution)

Chapters in Books

1. Wamsley, K. (2017) The Body, Sexualization, and the New Voyeur at the Early Olympic

Games, 1896-1928, in Dongguang Pei, (ed.) Collections of Papers on Olympics, pp. 62-74

(100%).

2. Wamsley, K. and Ross, M., (2016). “Sport and Masculinity,” in Borish, L.J., Wiggins,

D.K., and Gems, G.R. eds., The Routledge History of American Sport, London and New

York: Routledge, 227-239 (60%).

3. Wamsley, K. (2012) “The Olympic Games: Pedagogical Politics for Bodies and Minds, in E.

Singleton and A. Varpalotai, Pedagogy in Motion: A Community of Inquiry for Human

Movement Studies, London, ON: The Althouse Press, 239-258 (100%)

4. Rider, T. and Wamsley, K. (2012). “From Olympic Myth and Heritage: Enterprise, in H.

Lenskyj

and S. Wagg, eds, A Handbook of Olympic Studies, Palgrave, 289-303.

5. Wamsley, K. (2011) “Winter Olympics,” in Steven A. Riess, ed., Sports in America,

Armonk,

NY: Sharpe. 683-689. (100%)

6. Wamsley, K. (2011) “The Rules of the Games,” in P. Donnelly, Taking Sport Seriously:

Social

Issues in Canadian Sport, third edition, 278-9. (100%)

7. Wamsley, K. (2009) “The Olympic Games,” in Akira Iriye and Pierre Yves, (Eds.), The

Palgrave

Dictionary of Transnational History. 100%

8. Wamsley, K. and Heine, M. (2007) “Fair Game: Indigenous Peoples and the Physical

Culture

Exhibits of World Expositions,” in M. Lammer, E. Mertin, and T. Terret, (eds.) New

Aspects of Sport History, Cologne, Germany: Academia, pp. 62-66. (75%)

9. Wamsley, K. (2007) “Womanizing Olympic Athletes: Policy and Practice during the Avery

Brundage Era, in G.P. Schaus and Stephen R. Wenn, (eds.), Onward to the Olympics:

Historical Perspectives on the Olympic Games, Waterloo, ON: Wilfrid Laurier Press, 2007,

pp. 273-282. 100%

10. Wamsley, K., (2007) “The public importance of men and the importance of public men:

Sport and

Masculinity in 19th Century Canada.” In K. Young & P. White (Eds.). Sport and Gender

in Canada 2nd edition London: Oxford University Press pp. 75-92. (30% new material).


100%

11. Wamsley, K. (2007) “Sport and Social Problems,” in Jane Crossman, (Ed.), Canadian Sport

Sociology 2nd edition, Scarborough, ON: Thomson pp. 139-156. 100%

12. Wamsley, K. (2006) “Celebrating Violent Masculinities: The Boxing Death of Luther

McCarty,”

in James Opp and John C. Walsh, (eds.) Home, Work, and Play: Situating Canadian Social

History, 1840-1980, Don Mills, ON: Oxford University Press, pp. 286-295 (with David

Whitson reprint). 80%

13. Adams, C. and Wamsley, K. (2005) “Moments of Silence in Shallow Halls of Greatness:

The

Hockey Hall of Fame and the Politics of Representation,” in Colin D. Howell, (Ed.),

Putting it on Ice, (Halifax, NS: Gorsebrook Research Institute), pp. 13-18. 50%

14. Forsyth, J, and Wamsley K., “Symbols without Substance: Aboriginal Peoples and the

Illusions of

Olympic Ceremonies” in Kevin Young and Kevin Wamsley (Eds.) Global Olympics:

Historical and Sociological Studies of the Modern Games (Oxford: Elsevier Press) pp. 227-

248. 50%

15. Wamsley, K. (2005) “Olympic Men and Women: The Politics of Gender in the Modern

Games”

in Kevin Young and Kevin Wamsley (Eds.) Global Olympics: Historical and Sociological

Studies of the Modern Games (Oxford: Elsevier Press) pp. 103-126, 90% (with Gertrud

Pfister). 90%.

16. Wamsley, K. (2005) “Introduction: Coubertin’s Olympic Games: The Greatest Show on

Earth” in

Kevin Young and Kevin Wamsley (Eds.) Global Olympics: Historical and Sociological

Studies of the Modern Games (Oxford: Elsevier Press), pp. xiii – xxv (with Kevin Young).

90%

17. Wamsley, K. (2004) “Calgary 1988,” in John E. Findling and Kimberley D. Pelle, (Eds.),

Encyclopedia of the Modern Olympic Movement (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press), pp.

389-398.

100%

18. Wamsley, K. (2004) “Lacrosse Exhibition Tours,” in C. Richard King, Ed.), Native

Americans in

Sports, (Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe), pp.179-180. 100%

19. Wamsley, K. (2004) “W. George Beers,” in C. Richard King, (Ed.), Native Americans in

Sports,

(Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe), pp. 40-41. 100%

20. Wamsley, K. (2004) “Olympic Games,” in C. Richard King, (Ed.), Native Americans in

Sports,

(Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe), pp.234-236. 100%

21. Wamsley, K. (2004) “American Turners at the Olympic Games,” in Annette Hofmann,

(Ed.),

Turnen and Sport: Transatlantic Transfers. Munster: Waxman (pp.205-220). 100%

22. Wamsley, K. (2004) “Laying Olympism to Rest,” in John Bale and Mette Krogh

Christensen,

(Eds.).Post Olympism? Questioning Sport in the Twenty-first Century. Oxford: Berg Press


(pp.231-242). 100%

23. Wamsley, K. (2004) Miracles, Modernization, Debt, and Even Disney on Ice and Snow:

The

North American Contribution to the Olympic Cultural Topography,” in Larry Gerlach,

(Ed.). The Winter Olympics: From Chamonix to Salt Lake City. Salt Lake City: University

of Utah Press, (pp. 110-126) 100%

24. Wamsley, K. (2003). Violence and Aggression in Sport. In J. Crossman (Ed.).Canadian

Sport

Sociology Thomson. (pp. 90-101). 100%

25. Wamsley, K. (2001). Hockey. In P. Ferguson Clement & J. Reinier (Eds.). Boyhood in

America.

Santa Barbara: CA, ABC Clio. 100%

26. Wamsley, K. (2000). What Price for World Class? In P. Donnelly (Ed.). Taking Sport

Seriously:

Social Issues in Canadian Sport (2nd ed., pp. 53-56).100%

27. Wamsley, K. (1999). The public importance of men and the importance of public men:

Sport and

Masculinity in 19th Century Canada. In P. White & K. Young (Eds.). Sport and Gender in

Canada (pp. 24-39). London: Oxford University Press. 100%

28. Wamsley, K. (1996) “Calgary, 1988” in J. Findling, K.D. Pelle, (Eds.), Historical Dictionary

of

the Olympics, (Westport, CN: Greenwood Press), pp. 310-317. 100%

29. Wamsley, K. (1994). “A Home in the South: The Turners of Galveston, Texas 1840-1865”,

in

Eitzen, G., and Wiggins, David K.,(Eds.), Ethnicity & Sport in North American History &

Culture (Westport, CN: Greenwood Press), pp. 43-54. 100%

Articles in Peer-Reviewed Journals:

1. Nzindukiyimana, O. and Wamsley, K.B. (2016), “Lowering the Bar: Larry Gains’s

Heavyweight Battle for a Title Shot, 1927–1932.” Journal of Sport History, 47, (2), 125-

145.

2. Leipert, B., Plunkett, R., Mair, H., Meagher-Stewart, D., Scurby, L, and Wamsley, K.

(2011) I couldn’t imagine my life without it! Curling and health promotion: A photovoice

study. The Canadian Journal of Nursing Research, 43(1), 60-78). 10%

3. Ryan, D. & Wamsley, K. (2007) ‘The Fighting Irish of Toronto: Sport and Irish Catholic

Identity at St. Michael’s College, 1906 – 1916, Sport in Society, Vol. 10, 3, pp. 495-513.

40%

4. Forsyth, J. & Wamsley, K. (2006) ‘Native to Native...We’ll Recapture Our Spirits: ‘The

World Indigenous Nations Games and North American Indigenous Games as Cultural

Resistance, The International Journal of the History of Sport, Vol. 23, 2, pp. 294-314. 50%

5. Gillespie, G. & Wamsley, K. (2005) Clandestine Means: The Aristocratic British Hunting

Code and Early Game Legislation in Nineteenth-Century Canada, Sporting Traditions 22, 1

(2005): 99-120. 40%

6. Ryan, D & Wamsley, K. (2004) A Grand Game of Hurling and Football: Sport and Irish


Nationalism in Old Toronto. Canadian Journal of Irish Studies, 30, 1, 21-31. 40%

7. Kossuth, R. & Wamsley, K. (2003). Cycles of Manhood: Pedalling Respectability in Early

Ontario Bicycle Clubs. Sport History Review, 34, 1. 168-189. 30%

8. Wamsley, K. (2002). The global sport monopoly: a synopsis of 20th century Olympic

politics. International Journal, LVII, 3, 395-411. 100%

9. Wamsley, K. (2002). My Father Doesn’t Whistle Anymore. Aethlon: The Journal of Sport

Literature, XIX, 2, 25-41. 100%

10. Wamsley, K. & Kossuth, R. (2001). Fighting it out in Upper Canada/Canada West:

Masculinities and Physical Challenges in the Tavern. Journal of Sport History, 27 (3),

405-430. 80%

11. Wamsley, K. (1999). What Price for World Class? Canadian Issues, 14-15, Autumn 1999.

100%

12. Wamsley, K. (1998). “State Formation and Institutionalized Racism: The Gambling Laws

in 19th and Early 20th Century Canada”, Sport History Review, 29, 1, May, pp. 77-85.

100%

13. Wamsley, K. & Whitson, D. (1998). Celebrating Violent Masculinities: The Boxing Death

of Luther McCarty. Journal of Sport History, 25, 1, spring, 1998. 80%

14. Wamsley, K. (1997). Nineteenth Century Sport Tours, State Formation, and Canadian

Foreign Policy. Sporting Traditions, 13, 2, 73-89. 100%

15. Wamsley, K. (1997). Policy Implications For Hosting the Olympics. Policy Options, Vol.

18, No. 3, May 1997, 13-15. 100%

16. Wamsley, K. (1997). Power and Privilege in Historiography: Constructing Percy Page.

Sport History Review, 28, 2. 144-155. 100%

17. Heine, M. and Wamsley, K. (1996). “Kickfest at Dawson City: Native Peoples and the

Sports of the Klondike Gold Rush”, Sport History Review, 27(1), pp. 72-86. 30%

18. Wamsley, K. and Heine, M. (1996). “Tradition, Modernity, and the Construction of Civic

Identity: The Calgary Olympics”, Olympika, V, pp. 81-90. 70%

19. Young, K. and Wamsley, K. (1996). “State Complicity in Sports Assault and the Gender

Order in Twentieth Century Canada: Preliminary Observations”, AVANTE, Vol. 2 (2) pp.

51-69. 40%

20. Wamsley, K. (1995). “Cultural Signification and National Ideologies: Rifle-shooting in

Late 19th Century Canada”, Social History, Vol.20, No. 1, January, pp. 63-72. 100%

21. Wamsley, K. and Heine, M. (1995). “Sabbath legislation and state formation in 19th

century Canada”, AVANTE, Vol. 1, (2), pp. 44- 57. 70%

22. Wamsley, K. (1994). “Good Clean Sport and a Deer Apiece: Game Legislation and State

Formation in 19th Century Canada”, Canadian Journal of History of Sport, Vol.XXV,

No.2, December, pp. 1-20. 100%

23. Wamsley, K. (1989). “Strangers in the 19th Hole: The Evolution of Golf in Edmonton and

the Establishment of Canada's First Municipal Golf Course 1816-1914”, Canadian Journal

of History of Sport, Vol. XX, No. 2, December, pp. 1-14. 100%

24. Wamsley, K. & Redmond, G. (1988). “Canadians at the Winter Olympic Games”,

CAHPER, vol. 54, No.1, Jan/Feb, pp. 4-8. 100% contribution

Full Papers in Refereed Conference Proceedings:


1. Wamsley, K. and MacDonald, G. (2006) “Child’s Play: Decreasing Size and Increasing

Risk in Women’s Olympic Gymnastics,” in Nigel B. Crowther, Robert K. Barney, Michael

K. Heine, (eds.), Eighth International Symposium for Olympic Research, London, ON:

2006: 3 39-346. 85%.

2. Kossuth, R. and Wamsley, K.B. (2005) California “Cycling on the Range: Men and Their

Machines on the Canadian Prairie Frontier, Sixteenth International Cycle History

Conference, Davis, California, 40%.

3. Mason, F. and Wamsley, K.B (2005) “The Serving Sportsman and the Sporting Soldier:

War Time Masculinities in the Canadian Press” ISHPS Annual Conference Proceedings,

Cologne, Germany, 40%.

4. Wamsley, K.B. and Michael Heine (2005) “Fair Game: Indigenous Peoples and the

Physical Culture Exhibits of World Expositions,” ISHPS Annual Conference Proceedings,

Cologne, Germany. 70%.

5. Wamsley, K. and Schultz, Guy, (2000) “Rogues and Bedfellows: The IOC and the

Incorporation of the FSFI” in Wamsley, K.B., Martyn, S.G., MacDonald, G. & Barney, R.K.

Fifth Sydney, Australia. 80%.

6. Wamsley, K. (1998) “American Boys in Paris: Canadian Participation in the Games of

1900”, in R.K. Barney, Kevin B. Wamsley, Gordon MacDonald, Scott Martyn, Fourth

International Symposium For Olympic Research, London. 100%.

7. Wamsley, K. & Heine, M. (1996). “‘Don’t Mess with the Relay, It’s Bad Medicine ’:

Aboriginal Culture and the 1988 Winter Olympic Games”, in R.K. Barney, ed., Olympic

Perspectives, Third International Symposium For Olympic Research, London: Centre for

Olympic Studies, pp. 173-178. 60%.

8. Wamsley, K. & Heine, M. (1994). “Calgary is not a cowboy town Ideology, The

Olympics, and the Politics of Identity”, in R.K. Barney and K.V. Meier, (Eds.), Critical

Reflections on Olympic Ideology: Second International Symposium For Olympic Research,

London: Centre for Olympic Studies, 1994, pp. 78-83. 80%.

9. Wamsley, K. (1988). “The Evolution of Golf in Edmonton”, Canadian Symposium for the

History of Sport, Proceedings, London. 100%.

Book Reviews Published in Peer-Reviewed Journals

1. 2011, Adams, M.L. Artistic Impressions: Figure Skating, Masculinity, and the Limits of

Sport, Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2011 in Sport History Review, 42, 2, p. 79.

2. 2008, Mallon, B. and Buchanan, Ian, Historical Dictionary of the Olympic Movement (3rd

Edition) Scarecrow Press, 2007 by Bill Mallon and Ian in Journal of Sport History, 34, 1, pp.

152-153.

3. 2007, Woodward, K. Boxing, Masculinity, and Identity: The ‘I’ of the Tiger. New York, NY:

Routledge, 2007) in Journal of Gender Studies, 16, 3, ..

4. 2007, Tewksbury, M. Inside Out: Straight Talk from a Gay Jock, in The International Journal

of the History of Sport, 24 (10), pp. 1352-1354.

5. 2003, Lenskyj, H. Inside the Olympic Industry: Power, Politics, and Activism, inCulture,

Sport, Society, 6,1, 2003, pp. 131-132.

6. 2003, Lenskyj, H. The Best Olympics Ever? Social Impacts of Sydney 2000, in Canadian

Journal of Sociology Online, March-April.

7. 2002, Martin Klausen, A. Olympic Games as Performance and Public Event: The Case of the


XVII Winter Games in Norway, in Journal of Sport History, 29,1, pp. 165-166.

8. 2001, Donnelly, P. (Ed). Taking Sport Seriously: Social Issues in Canadian Sport; and Laura

Robinson, She Shoots, She Scores, in Journal of Sport History, Vol. 28, 1, 2001, pp. 120-121.

9. 2001, Dyreson, M. Making the American Team: Sport, Culture, and the Olympic Experience,

in Labour/Le Travail, Journal of Canadian Labour Studies, 49, pp. 308-310.

10. 2000, Senn, A.E. Power, Politics, and the Olympic Games, Journal of Sport History, 26 (2),

pp. 604-605.

11. 2000, Burstyn, V. The Rites of Men: Manhood, Politics, and the Culture of Sport, Canadian

Journal of Sociology, Online, 24(2) March/April.

12. 1999, Gillmeister, H. Tennis: A Cultural History, Canadian Journal of History, XXXIV, pp.

336-338.

13. 1999, Mangan, J.A. The Games Ethic and Imperialism – Aspects of the Diffusion of an Ideal,

Loisir & Societe, 22(1), pp. 278-280.

14. 1997, Kidd, B. The Struggle for Canadian Sport, Journal of Sport History, 24(3), Fall, pp.

417-418.

15. 1995, Powell, J., T. Origins and Aspects of Olympism, in Canadian Journal of History of

Sport, Vol. XXVI, No. 2, Dec. pp. 70-73.

Published Abstracts and/or papers read:

1. Wamsley, K. The Cultural Factors in Sport Concussions, North American Society for Sport

Management, Halifax, June 7, 2018.

2. Leipert, B., Scruby, L., Mair, H., Meagher-Stewart, D., Plunkett, R., & Wamsley, K. The

case for photovoice: A national photovoice study exploring rural women’s health. Great

Lakes 5th Biennial Nursing Conference, Windsor, Ontario, October 3-4, 2014.

3. Mair, H, Muldoon, M., Leipert, B., Plunkett, R., Scruby, L., and Wamsley, K. “You don’t

have to be a rock star: Curling, women’s health, and safe leisure spaces,” 14th Canadian

Congress on Leisure Research, Halifax, Nova Scotia May 21-24, 2014.

4. Leipert, B., Plunkett, R., Scruby, L., Meagher-Stewart, D., Mair, H., & Wamsley, K.

“Exploring Social Support, Sport Participation, and Rural Women’s Health using

Photovoice.” Sport Canada Research Initiative Conference, Kanata, Ontario, 2013.

5. Leipert, B., Plunkett, R., Scruby, L., Meagher-Stewart, D., Mair, H., & Wamsley, K.

“Curling, rural health promotion, and community life: A national study.” 4thInternational

Conference on Sport and Society, University Center, Chicago, Illinois, 2013.

6. Wamsley, Kevin B., “Tumbling Through the Age of Innocence: The Modern Olympic

Games and the Child Gymnast Fetish.” North American Society for Sport History, Berkeley,

California, 2012.

7. Kehler, M., Atkinson, M. and Wamsley, Kevin B., “Smacked Across My Man Boobs:” Why

Some Boys Leave Physical Education and the Locker Room Behind, North American

Society for the Sociology of Sport, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 2011.

8. Wamsley, Kevin B. “The ABCs of Women’s Olympic Gymnastics: Risk and Objectification

Within the Logic of 20th Century Sport,” North American Society for Sport History, Austin,

Texas, 2011.

9. Leipert, b. et al, “Curling and the transformation of gender and health: A national study using

photovoice. Gender, Rurality, Transformation: Gender Relations and the Changing Dynamics

of Canadian Rural Life, Guelph, Ontario, May 13-14, 2011.


10. Leipert, B. et al, “I Couldn’t Imagine My Life Without It!” Curling and Health Promotion: A

Photovoice Study, International Conference in Community health Care Nursing Research

(ICCHNR) Symposium, Edmonton, May 4-6, 2011.

11. Kehler, M., Atkinson, M. and Wamsley K., “Bodies without words?: Seeing and hearing

adolescent masculinities in grade nine PE classrooms, delivered to Innovations in Gender,

Sex, and Health Research, CIHR conference, Toronto, Ontario, 2010.

12. Butler, K. and Wamsley, K.B. “From Hollywood to Hitler and Beyond: Positioning the

athletic body for consumption at the Olympics, 1932-1948,” delivered to the North American

Society for Sport History, Lubbock, Texas, 2007.

13. Wamsley, K. and Adams, C. “Stepping in With Fists: Aggression in Early Women’s

Hockey,” delivered to the North American Society for the Sociology of Sport, 2006.

14. Butler, K. and Wamsley, K.B. (2006), “Gender Sighting: The Olympic Games and the New

Athletic Body 1896-1928,” Delivered to the North American Society for Sport History,

Glenwood Springs, Colorado.

15. Kossuth, R. and Wamsley, K.B. (2005) “Cycling on the Range: Men and Their Machines on

the Canadian Prairie Frontier, Sixteenth International Cycle History Conference, Davis,

California.

16. Mason, F. and Wamsley, K.B (2005) “The Serving Sportsman and the Sporting Soldier: War

Time Masculinities in the Canadian Press” ISHPS Annual Conference Cologne, Germany.

17. Wamsley, K.B. and Michael Heine (2005) “Fair Game: Indigenous Peoples and the Physical

Culture Exhibits of World Expositions,” ISHPS Annual Conference Cologne, Germany.

18. Ivan, E. and K.B. Wamsley, (2005) Hungarian Sport and the European Union, Learneds

Conference, London, Canada.

19. Forsyth J. and K.B. Wamsley, (2005) ‘Championship of Nowhere in Particular:’ The Sioux

Lookout Blackhawks and the Instantiation of Canada’s Residential Schools. Delivered to the

North American Society for Sport History, Green Bay, Wisconsin

20. Adams, C. and K.B. Wamsley, (2004) Moments of Silence in Shallow Halls of Greatness:

The Hockey Hall of Fame and the Politics of Representation, paper presented to Women’s

Hockey: Gender Issues on and off the Ice, St. Mary’s University, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

21. Wamsley, K.B., (2004) Militarism, the Ravages of Progress, and the Apologetic that was

Olympism in 20th Century Sport Culture, (Abstract in Proceedings and paper). Delivered to

the North American Society for Sport History, Pacific Grove, California.

22. Emese Ivan and K.B. Wamsley, (2004). “UnCommonwealth Games: The Reconstruction of

National Identities in the Shadows of the European Union and the American Giant.” Paper

presented to the Pre-Olympic Scientific Congress, Thessalonica, Greece.

23. Wamsley, K.B., (2003). “Womanizing Olympic Athletes: Policy and Practice During the

Avery Brundage Era.” Onward to the Olympics Symposium, October, Waterloo, Ontario.

24. Adams, C. & Wamsley, K.B. (2003). Table Scraps: Violence in Women’s Sport in Early

Canada. Paper presented to the North American Society for the Sociology of Sport, Montreal,

QC.

25. Wamsley, K.B. & Gillespie, G. (2003). The Prince of Wales Tour and the Construction of

British Sporting Masculinity in Nineteenth-Century Canada. (Abstract in Proceedings and

paper). Delivered to the North American Society for Sport History, Columbus, OH.

26. Gillespie, G. & Wamsley, K.B. (2002). ‘My chief object? Fine heads:’ Big Game Hunting

and Masculinities in 19th Century Canada. Proceedings, (Abstract in Proceedings and paper).

Delivered to the North American Society for Sport History, French Lick, IN.


27. Kossuth, R.S. & Wamsley, K.B. (2002). Cycles of Manhood: The 19th Century Bicycle

Clubs of Ontario. Canadian Historical Association, Annual Meetings.

28. Wamsley, K.B. (2001). Rough and Ready, Sometimes Fancy, but Always Manly: Exploring

the Social World of the Garrison Soldier in Nineteenth Century London, (Abstract in

Proceedings and paper). Delivered to the North American Society for Sport History, London,

ON.

29. Schweinbenz, A. & Wamsley, K.B. (2001). Lilies, Pixies, Mermaids, and Sweethearts: The

Feminization of Olympic Female Athletes in the Popular Media. Paper delivered to the

Annual Conference of ISPHS, Windsor, ON.

30. Wamsley, K. (2000). Cross Border Sports: Historical Perspectives and Contemporary

Issues. Historians of American Foreign Relations Conference, June 2000.

31. Wamsley, K. (2000). Symbolic Body Practices: Gender Configurations in the Early

Olympic Games. Proceedings, North American Society for Sport History, Banff, AB, May

2000.

32. Wamsley, K. (2000). Canadian Sport History in the 21st century. North American Society

for Sport History, Banff, AB.

33. Wamsley, K. (1999). ‘In these decoy shops, kindred spirits meet’: Social commentary and

the tavern in 19th century Ontario. Proceedings, North American Society for Sport History,

State College, Pennsylvania.

34. Wamsley, K. (1999). The tavern and social life in 19th century South-Western Ontario.

Great Lakes Historical Association, Kalamazoo, MI.

35. Wamsley, K. & Laurendeau, J. (1998). Masculinity and the Military Technology Complex:

The Emergence of Sport Parachuting. Proceedings, North American Society for Sport

History, Windsor, ON.

36. Wamsley, K. (1997). Manliness, Strength, and Technique: 19th Century Canadian Sport and

Hegemonic Masculinity. North American Society for the Sociology of Sport, Toronto, ON.

37. Wamsley, K. (1997). Representations of Injury and Disability: The Masculinizing Process

in Pro Hockey Culture. International Sociology of Sport Association Proceedings, Oslo,

Norway.

38. Wamsley, K. (1997). The Struggle- A Review. NASSH Conference, Springfield, MA.

39. Wamsley, K. (1997). Commercial Aspects of Sport - a Review. NASSH Conference,

Springfield, MA.

40. Wamsley, K. and Whitson, D. (1997).Global/National Identities. Learneds Conference, St.

John’s, Nfld

41. Wamsley, K. & Oryschak-Hannah, D. (1996). “Power and Privilege in Historiography:

Constructing Percy Page”, North American Society for the Sociology of Sport, Birmingham,

Alabama.

42. Wamsley, K. (1996). “Not Just Rolling the Dice: Gambling and State Formation in 19th

Century Canada”. Proceedings, North American Society for Sport History, Auburn,

Alabama.

43. Wamsley, K. & Young, K. (1995). “State Complicity in Sports Assault in Twentieth Century

Canada”, North American Society for the Sociology of Sport, Sacramento, California.

44. Wamsley, K. & Whitson, D. (1995). “Manliness, Masculinity, Manslaughter, and the State:

Pelkey vs. McCarty in Calgary, 1913”, Proceedings, North American Society for Sport

History, Long Beach, California.

45. Wamsley, K. & Young, K. (1995). “Sports Litigation and the Gender Order in Canada”,


Australian Association for Sport History, Brisbane, Australia.

46. Wamsley, K. & Heine, M. (1994). “Sabbath Legislation and State Formation in 19th

Century Canada”, North American Society for the Sociology of Sport, Savannah, Georgia.

47. Wamsley, K. (1993). “Sport, Leisure, and the Construction of the State in Late 19th Century

Canada”, North American Society for the Sociology of Sport, Ottawa.

48. Wamsley, K. & Whitson, D. (1993). “Representations of Competitiveness: International

Expositions and Sport Festivals in the Production of National Identity”, Proceedings, North

American Society for Sport History, Albuquerque.

49. Wamsley, K. (1992). “Social Behaviour Legislation in Upper Canada Canada West

Considerations for Sport and Leisure”, Proceedings, North American Society for Sport

History, Chicago, 1991, published in 1992 addendum.

50. Wamsley, K. (1990). “The DRA: State and Sport in 19th Century Canada”, Proceedings,

North American Society for Sport History, Banff.

51. Wamsley, K. (1988). “Early Canadian State Intervention in Sport”, Proceedings, North

American Society for Sport History, Tempe.

52. Wamsley, K. (1987). “Community Rootedness: Galveston Turners and Southern Principle

1840-1865”, Proceedings, North American Society for Sport History, Columbus.

Other

1. Wamsley, Kevin B. Vancouver : the 6th North American Winter Games : what does history

tell us about hosting the Olympic Games? Open Access Podcast, cIRcle, UBC’s Digital

Repository, 2013-2104, http://hdl.handle.net/2429/46100.

2. Wamsley, Kevin B. and Katie S. Butler, “Spectacular Olympic Bodies: From Hollywood to

Hitler and Beyond,” Critical Issues of our Time, Centre for American Studies, Western

University, 2012.

Invited Presentations

1. 2013 The Canadian Sesquicentennial Sport History Project, NASSH 2013

2. 2013 Making Canadian Sport, NASSH 2013

3. 2012 Exercise and Nutrition, Western Housing Staff Conference

4. 2012 The Importance of Acting Living, Western Hospitality Services Employees Orientation

5. 2012 Healthy Campus. Western Hospitality Services Senior Managers Conference.

6. 2012 Active Living in the Workplace. Western Faculty and Staff Conference.

7. 2011 Children of the Cold War Came Marching In: The Case of Political Gymnastics in the

Age of Hypercompetition, Faculty of Social Sciences, Centre for American

Studies.

8. 2011 Navigating the Jersey Shore: Grade Nine Boys and Physical Education Class, Faculty of

Education Seminar Series

9. 2009 Canada and the Olympic Games, Western Senior Alumni

10. 2008 Violence in Hockey, Conference, London Convention Centre

11. 2008 NASSH Conference, Lake Placid, New York.

12. 2006 Race and Sport Performance Panel, Althouse College, Western.

13. 2006 Race and Sport Symposium, “Race and the Olympic Games,” University of Iowa, Iowa

City.


14. 2006 “Power, Politics, Money: A Century of Olympic Games” Huron College History

Association.

15. 2005 Western Kinesiology Conference: “The Age of Exercise.”

16. 2004 Community of Saints St. Peter and Paul Greek Orthodox Church, Waterloo, Ontario.

17. 2004 Invited Lectures: UBC Faculty Lecture Series

18. 2003 Invited Lectures: International Olympic Academy, Olympia, Greece.

19. 2003 Department of History Speakers Series. UWO

20. 2002 Invited Lectures: International Olympic Academy, Olympia, Greece.

21. 2001 University of Windsor speaker’s series.

22. 2001 Sport and Masculinity, McMaster University, Department of Kinesiology.

23. 2001 Gender and Society Workshop, Western

24. 2000 Trust in the athlete-coach relationship. University of Calgary, National Coaching

Institute.2000 SHAFR Canadian-American Cultural Relations. Toronto, Ontario.

25. 2000 Promoting the Coaching Profession. University of Calgary, National Coaching Institute.

26. 1999 Sport and Gender, McMaster University, Department of Kinesiology.2000 NASSH

Conference, Banff.

27. 1999 Critical Issues: Structure and Agency. University of Calgary, National Coaching

Institute.

28. 1999 Developing a Coaching Philosophy. Invited Presentation at the University of Calgary,

National Coaching Institute.

29. 1998 Philosophy of Coaching, An Introduction. University of Calgary, National Coaching

Institute.

30. 1998 Coaching and Contemporary Social Issues. University of Calgary, National Coaching

Institute.

31. 1998 NASSH Conference. Windsor, ON.

32. 1997 NASSH Conference. Springfield, MA.

33. 1997 NASSH Conference. Springfield, MA.

34. 1997 Philosophy of Coaching: An Introduction. University of Calgary, National Coaching

Institute.

35. 1997 Developing a Coaching Philosophy. University of Calgary, National Coaching Institute.

36. 1997 Sport and Agency. University of Calgary, National Coaching Institute.

37. 1997 Critical Issues: Structure and Agency. University of Calgary, National Coaching Institute.

38. 1996 “Sport and Canadian Foreign Policy in the Late 19th Century: Research Methodology”.

Loughborough University, England.

39. 1996 “Riflers and Redskins on Tour in Britain: Sport and Canadian Foreign Policy in Late 19th

Century Canada.” University of Leicester, England.

40. 1996 “Masculinity and Methodological Issues - A Case Study of Boxing”. University of

British Columbia.

41. 1996 “Masculinity and Manslaughter”. Department of History, University of Calgary.

42. 1995 Committee for the Institute for Gender Studies, “Sports Assaults and the Gender Order in

20th Century Canada” with K. Young, Sociology. University of Calgary

43. 1995 “Sport and the State in Canada”, Queen’s University.

44. 1994 “Rifle Shooting and National Ideologies”, Social Sciences and Humanities Speaker

Series, Red Deer College

1995 HPEC, Annual Convention, “Empowerment in the Inclusive

Gymnasium: Deconstructing the Game”, Calgary.


45. 1992 “Government and Sport in Canada”, University of Calgary.

Keynote Addresses

1. 2015 Annual Scientific Meeting, Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Gadjah Madah,

Indonesia

2. 2010 Atlantic Provinces Exercise Sciences Conference, St. Francis Xavier University

3. 2010 Physical Activity in Contemporary Society Conference, Laurentian University

4. 2010 Western Alumni, Royal Ontario Museum

5. 2010 Western Alumni, Vancouver, B.C

6. 2008 Western Alumni, YMCA, London, Ontario

7. 2008 Western Alumni, Waterloo, Ontario

8. 2008 Western Alumni, Guelph, Ontario

9. 2007 Western Alumni, London, England.

10. 2006 Western Alumni, Vancouver, B.C.

11. 2005 OFSSA Volleyball Banquet, Ingersoll, ON.

12. 2005 London Active Living Conference.

13. 2005 Western Coaches Conference.

14. 2004 Western Alumni Association.

15. 2003 Alberta Sport Historians Conference, Calgary, AB.

16. 2002 Post Olympism? Questioning Sport in the 21st Century, Aarhus, Denmark.

17. 2001 University of Utah Olympic Speakers Series, Salt Lake City, UT.

18. 2001 The Athenaeum Turners 150th Anniversary Symposium, Indianapolis, Indiana.

19. 2000 Singapore Olympic Academy.

k) Media interviews: Local, National, International – newspapers, radio, television,

Internet

1998 - 21

1999 - 19

2000 - 24

2001- 252

2002 - 179

2003 - 134

2004 - 214

2005 - 129

2006 - 32

2007 - 86

2008 - 161

2009 - 125

2010 - 17


2011 - 4

2012 - 85

2013 - 76

2014 - 89

2015 - 67

2016 - 14

2017 - 2

Examples: BBC, CNN, NBC, CBS, ABC, PBS, CBC National News, CTV National News,

Global National, New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Times of London, Chicago Tribune,

Washington Post, The Economist, Wall Street Journal

Documents

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