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Dr. Galen Clavio is a professor and the director of the
National Sports Journalism Center at Indiana University.
He received his PhD in Sport Management from Indiana
University in 2008, and also earned a Masters in Sport
Management from the same university in 2005. He earned his
Bachelor of Science in Sport Communication from Indiana
University in 2001. His research interests include sports
media, race and gender in sports, and sport-related
entertainment. Clavio is an accomplished author, having
published several books, articles, and reviews. He is an
avid collaborator, often working with multiple partners to
explore and publish new findings. He gives lectures,
keynote addresses, and panel discussions domestically and
internationally. Clavio is passionate about teaching and
mentoring, supporting students through critical analysis,
knowledge acquisition and skill development.
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Galen Clavio
Director of the National Sports Journalism Center at Indiana University
Research Expertise
Sport Communication
Sport Marketing
Social Media
Twitter
Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality Management
Communication
Business and International Management
Organizational Behavior and Human Resource
Management
Physical Therapy, Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation
Orthopedics and Sports Medicine
Education
Social Psychology
Gender Studies
Marketing
Management Science and Operations Research
Strategy and Management
Finance
Law
Applied Psychology
Sociology and Political Science
Cultural Studies
Nephrology
Library and Information Sciences
Computer Science Applications
Information Systems
Geometry and Topology
Mathematical Physics
Analysis
About
Dr. Galen Clavio is a professor and the
director of the National Sports Journalism
Center at Indiana University. He received his
PhD in Sport Management from Indiana
University in 2008, and also earned a Masters
in Sport Management from the same university
in 2005. He earned his Bachelor of Science in
Sport Communication from Indiana University in
2001. His research interests include sports
media, race and gender in sports, and
sport-related entertainment. Clavio is an
accomplished author, having published several
books, articles, and reviews. He is an avid
collaborator, often working with multiple
partners to explore and publish new findings.
He gives lectures, keynote addresses, and
panel discussions domestically and
internationally. Clavio is passionate about
teaching and mentoring, supporting students
through critical analysis, knowledge
acquisition and skill development.
Legacy Map
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Uses and Gratifications of a Retired
Female Athlete’s Twitter Followers
International Journal of Sport
Communication
2010
Why We Follow: An Examination of
Parasocial Interaction and Fan Motivations
for Following Athlete Archetypes on
Twitter
International Journal of Sport
Communication
2012
Dimensions of Social Media Utilization
Among College Sport Fans
Communication & Sport
2013
#WorldSeries: An Empirical Examination of
a Twitter Hashtag During a Major Sporting
Event
International Journal of Sport
Communication
2012
Gender and Sexually Suggestive Images in
Sports Blogs
Journal of Sport Management
2011
Choosing Between the One-Way or Two-Way
Street
Communication & Sport
2012
Social Media and Brand Management in Sport
Social Media in Sport
2021
Social Capital and College Sport: In
Search of the Bridging Potential of
Intercollegiate Athletics
Journal of Intercollegiate Sport
2011
Homophobic and Sexist yet Uncontested:
Examining Football Fan Postings on
Internet Message Boards
Journal of Homosexuality
2011
Demographics and Usage Profiles of Users
of College Sport Message Boards
International Journal of Sport
Communication
2008
Networked Fandom: Applying Systems Theory
to Sport Twitter Analysis
International Journal of Sport
Communication
2012
Characteristics of Users of a Mixed-
Martial-Arts Blog: A Case Study of
Demographics and Usage Trends
International Journal of Sport
Communication
2012
Customer Satisfaction With Game and
Service Experiences: Antecedents and
Consequences
Journal of Sport Management
2010
Acceptance, motivations, and usage of
social media as a marketing communications
tool amongst employees of sport national
governing bodies
Sport Management Review
2013
Communicating with consumers through video
games: an analysis of brand development
within the video gaming segment of the
sports industry
International Journal of Sports
Marketing and Sponsorship
2009
Set the agenda like Beckham: a
professional sports league's use of
YouTube to disseminate messages to its
users
International Journal of Sport
Management and Marketing
2011
Emerging Social Media and Applications In
Sport
Routledge Handbook Of Sport
Communication
2013
Scale Development
The International Encyclopedia of
Communication Research Methods
2017
Blurred Lines: An Examination of High
School Football Recruits’
Self-Presentation on Twitter
International Journal of Sport
Communication
2015
Comparing Brand Awareness Levels of
In-Game Advertising in Sport Video Games
Featuring Visual and Verbal Communication
Cues
Communication & Sport
2013
Brand Awareness and Attitudes Towards
Political Advertisements in Sport Video
Games
Public Organization Review
2012
Determining the Effects of Sport
Commentary on Viewer Perceptions,
Attitudes, Beliefs, and Enjoyment through
Violence Justification
Journal of Sports Media
2013
Media coverage and organizational
publicity of the Youth Olympic Games
The Youth Olympic Games
2014
Agenda-setting and La Copa Mundial:
marketing through agenda-setting on soccer
blogs during the 2010 World Cup
International Journal of Sport
Management and Marketing
2011
Inter-Association Consensus Statement On
Best Practices for Sports Medicine
Management for Secondary Schools and
Colleges
Pediatric Clinical Practice Guidelines
& Policies
2017
Podcasting and Sports Journalism
The Routledge Handbook of Digital Sport
Management
2022
Bypass and Broadcast: Utilizing Parasocial
Interaction to Examine @nhl Communication
on Twitter during the 2012–2013 Lockout
Journal of Sports Media
2014
Does visual framing drive eye gaze
behavior? The effects of visual framing of
athletes in an increasingly visual social
media world
Media Psychology
2020
Measuring social media marketing: moving
towards a relationship-marketing approach
Managing Sport and Leisure
2017
Chapter Seventeen: ESPN and the Fantasy
Sport Experience
The ESPN Effect
ESPN and the Hostile Media Effect
Communication & Sport
2017
Introduction to This Special Issue of IJSC
on New Media and Social Networking
International Journal of Sport
Communication
2010
Why Teams Rebrand: Uncovering the Motives
and Process of Team Rebranding Initiatives
Journal of Applied Sport
Management
2018
Intercollegiate Athletics
College Sports Inc.
2012
The juxtaposition of sport and
communication: defining the field of sport
communication
International Journal of Sport
Management and Marketing
2007
Here’s Why I Joined: Introductory Letters
From New Hires to The Athletic and
the Framing of Paywall Journalism
Communication & Sport
2019
Broadcasting the World Cup: a
multinational comparative analysis
broadcast quality in the 2014 World Cup
Soccer & Society
2018
Influence of Involvement in the Girls on
Track Program on Early Adolescent Girls'
Self-Perceptions
Research Quarterly for Exercise and
Sport
2007
Sport marketing public relations: Maria
Hopwood
Sport Public Relations and
Communication
2012
36 Sport media, sport journalism, and the
digital era
Communication and Sport
2021
Examining the effectiveness of measuring
team brand association networks with
textual analysis software
International Journal of Sport
Management and Marketing
2019
Introduction to Sport, Emerging Media, and
the Law
Journal of Legal Aspects of Sport
2017
The effect of Twitter on sports fans'
information processing: an analysis of the
controversial referee's decision in the
2012 London Olympic Games
International Journal of Sport
Management and Marketing
2014
Sports Media: Transformation, Integration,
Consumption
International Journal of Sport
Communication
2012
Interview With Will Leitch, Founding
Editor of Deadspin
International Journal of Sport
Communication
2009
Guest editorial
Online Information Review
2016
Homophobic and Sexist yet Uncontested:
Examining Football Fan Postings on
Internet Message Boards
Sport, Masculinities and
Sexualities
2013
The Retention of Adult Sport Participants:
The Challenge of Player Ratings
Journal of Applied Sport
Management
2019
Content analysis of sport ticket sales job
announcements
Sport, Business and Management: An
International Journal
2012
Dynamic social network analysis using
conversational dynamics in social
networking and microblogging environments
SPIE Proceedings
2010
Analyzing Ethics in the Administration of
Interscholastic Sports
Educational Management Administration
& Leadership
2010
From Dickens to Sampson: An Examination of
NCAA Rules Violations at Indiana
University
Indiana Magazine of History
2011
The Tweet Life of Erin and Kirk: A
Gendered Analysis of Professional Sports
Broadcasters’ Self-Presentation on Twitter
Journal of Sports Media
2014
Derivations and Spectral Triples on
Quantum Domains I: Quantum Disk
Symmetry, Integrability and Geometry:
Methods and Applications
2017
Education
Indiana University
PhD, Sport management / 2008
Bloomington, Indiana, United States
of America
Indiana University
MA, Sport management / 2005
Bloomington, Indiana, United States
of America
Indiana University
BS, Sport Communication / 2001
Bloomington, Indiana, United States
of America
Experience
Indiana University
Professor; Director of the National Sports Journalism Center
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