Vol. 2 No. 1 (2009): Journal of Intercollegiate Sport

DOI: https://doi.org/10.17161/jis.v2i1

Published: 2009-06-01

Conference Presentations And Responses

Sources and Consequences of Athletic Burnout among College Athletes

Daniel Gould, Meredith A. Whitley

16-30

Commentary

Comments from the Editor

R. Scott Kretchmar

1-4
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Peer-Reviewed Article

A Process for Sharing Research Data Collected by the NCAA

Todd A. Petr, Thomas S. Paskus

5-8
Anecdote or Data Research on NCAA Division III Academic Performance and the Division III Presidential White Papers

Michael A. Miranda

9-15
Athlete Burnout A Physiological Perspective

Kirk J. Cureton

31-34
From the Outside in Burnout as an Organizational Issue

Jay Coakley

35-41
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Play at Your Own Risk Sport and the Injury Epidemic

Ronald F. Zernicke, Kathryn A. Antle, Scott G. McLean, Riann M. Palmieri-Smith, James A. Ashton Miller, Edward M. Wojtys

42-63
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Sport Injury and College Athlete Health across the Lifespan

Diane M. Wiese-Bjornstal

64-80
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Play at Your Own Risk Sport, the Injury Epidemic, and ACL Injury Prevention in Female Athletes

Holly J. Silvers

81-98
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Rules Limiting Athletic Performance or Prohibiting Athletic Participation for Health Reasons Legal and Ethical Considerations

Matthew J. Mitten

99-113
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Comments on Matthew Mitten’s “Rules Limiting Athletic Performance or Prohibiting Athletic Participation for Health Reasons Legal and Ethical Considerations”

Jan Boxill

114-119
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Limiting Athletic Performance or Prohibiting Athletic Participation for Health Reasons A Medical Ethics Viewpoint

Steven D. Stovitz

120-126
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The Damage I Have Done to Myself Physical Intelligence Among College Athletes

Mariah Burton Nelson

127-144
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Sports Injury, the Pain Principle, and the Promise of Reform

Don Sabo

145-152

Erratum

Erratum

Editorial Staff

176-176