Christy Greenleaf, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

University of North Texas

Dept. of Kinesiology, Health Promotion, & Recreation

Announcements

• KINE/SOCI 2050 Textbooks on reserve in library - there are several copies of the textbook (10th edition) on 2-hr reserve. You can also purchase electronic versions of the book from Primis Online.

In the News

• 2009 NCAA football coaches contracts (USA Today interactive site)

• For All the Wrong Reasons, Women’s Soccer Is Noticed (NY Times article)
  

• College football coaches see salaries rise in down economy (USA Today article) 

• Are High-Tech Prostheses Fair? (NY Times article)
  

• Healthy lifestyle, attitude help resilient seniors stay on track (USA Today article)
  

• Young, Talented and Unhappy Playing Basketball Overseas (NY Times article)
  

• Beijing's Bird's Nest struggles to draw visitors (USA Today article)
  

• To Some, Winner Is Not American Enough (NY Times article about men's NY Marathon winner)

Courses (Fall 2009)

• KINE/SOCI 2050 - Sociology of Sport

Other Information

• Vita

Contact Information

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