Elbers and Antunovic present at CSCA conference
Alumna Jenna Elbers and Dr. Dunja Antunovic presented at the 2026 Central States Communication Association.
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Eri Lee presents at Association for Asian American Studies
Eri Lee has presented at the Association for Asian American Studies Conference.
READ STORYLaVoi to give Gwen Norrell Endowed Lecture at Michigan State
Dr. Nicole M. LaVoi will give the 2026 Gwen Norrell Endowed Lecture at Michigan State this Thursday, April 9.
READ STORYAntunovic interviewed by WOSU about the growth of women's sports
Columbus, Ohio's WOSU interviewed Dr. Dunja Antunovic on covering women's sports.
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CEHD Connect Magazine is published in print three times a year and online by the University of Minnesota College of Education and Human Development for alumni, faculty, staff, and friends of the college.
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Natsue Koikawa joins the Tucker Team as visiting scholar
The Deputy Director of the Japanese Center for Research on Women in Sport (JCRWS), Natsue Koikawa, joins the Tucker Center as a visiting scholar.
READ STORYAntunovic and Choi co-author an article in Communication & Sport
Dr. Dunja Antunovic and Kinesiology alumni Hokeun Choi published in the Communication & Sport journal.
READ STORYAntunovic presents at IACS in Dublin
Dr. Dunja Antunovic presented two papers and a report at the International Association for Communication and Sport (IACS) Summit held in Dublin, Ireland.
READ STORYLaVoi featured guest in "The Connected Girl" podcast season premiere
Dr. Nicole M. LaVoi is the featured guest in season premiere of the podcast "The Connected Girl."
READ STORYLaVoi quoted in The Atlantic on women athletes in contact sports
Dr. Nicole M. LaVoi has been quoted in The Atlantic on women athletes in contact sports.
READ STORYSystemic barriers, not family, drive women out of coaching, new Tucker Center report finds
The Tucker Center has released a national report revealing that insufficient pay and poor workplace structures are the primary drivers of women leaving the coaching profession.
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