Dr. Nicole LaVoi
B.A. Gustavus Adolphus College. Health fitness and communications
M.A. University of Minnesota. Kinesiology, emphasis in sport
psychology
Ph.D. University of Minnesota. Kinesiology, emphasis in sport
psychology and sport sociology
Professional experience
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University of Minnesota. Associate director
of the Tucker Center for Research on Girls & Women
in Sport
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University of Notre Dame. Director of sports
programming, Center for Ethical Education and The Mendelson
Center for Sports, Character & Community. 2002-2005.
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Wellesley College, assistant professor of physical education & head
women’s tennis coach, Department of Physical Education,
Recreation and Athletics. 1994-1998.
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Carleton College, assistant women’s tennis coach. 1992-1993.
Selected publications
LaVoi, N.M. (under review). Expanding interpersonal dimesions
of the coach-athlete relationship.
LaVoi, N.M. (2006). Communication and Conflict
in the Coach-Athlete Dyad. Chapter to appear in S. Jowett & D.
Lavallee (Eds.), Social Psychology of Sport. Human Kinetics.
Shields, D.L. Bredemeier, B.L., LaVoi, N.M., & Power, C.F.
(2005). The behavior of youth, parents, and coaches: the good,
the bad & the ugly. Journal of Research on Character
Education, 3(1).
LaVoi, N, Krotee, M., & Elnashar, A. (1996). A Cross-Cultural
Study of the Socialization Process of Female Tennis Players.
ISCPES Conference Proceedings, 5, pp. 134-143.
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