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Lu's seminar was titled "Organizational change and innovation around collegiate Esports."

The class partnered with USA Curling for a semester-long project aimed at developing innovative racial diversity and inclusion strategies to improve the diversity in curling.

Kihl attended and participated in the 8th International Anti-Corruption Excellence Award Ceremony in San Juan, Costa Rica on November 19, 2024.

The article examines regulatory space occupied by principal actors in elite sport, with a particular interest in how dominant actors in sports governance respond to the emergence of third-party competitions or ‘breakaway’ leagues.

In addition to their attendance, some gave presentations and others won awards.

She presented her novel findings around the process of mentoring when men mentor women in professional sport to other gender equity scholars in sport.

Her winning research proposal titled "Exploring individual-level knowledge management to sustain major sport event legacies" seeks to investigate the ways individuals handle knowledge, specifically in the context of maintaining legacies of major sport events and the factors that influence this process.

This esteemed recognition acknowledges Lu's academic contributions to sport-related scholarship disseminated through NASSM.

Their article is titled "Tracing Gender Allyship and the Role of Awareness in Addressing the Gender Leadership Gap in Sport Organizations."

The article is titled “Examining the evolution of network governance forms of an event leveraging collective: a longitudinal investigation."