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Kirsten Spencer

AUT University (NZL)
New Zealand

Kirsten Spencer is an Associate Professor at Auckland University of Technology where she leads the research team in Performance analysis, Sports Coaching and Youth Development. She is a director of the International Society of Performance Analysis in Sport (ISPAS)and President of Oceania ISPAS

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Sessions

  • Social Change
    Social Change
    Engaging With Communities Through Sport In NZ
    Find out about Touch NZ and the community-focused competitions it has introduced in six communities in Auckland and Northland.

    This talk will discuss the effectiveness of these competitions and identify future opportunities.

    Session Title: Sport as a social development tool: Evaluating the perceived effectiveness of the Touch NZ Community Projects
    In-person session
    4:15pm - 5:00pm
    Social Change

    This talk will discuss the effectiveness of these competitions and identify future opportunities.

    Session Title: Sport as a social development tool: Evaluating the perceived effectiveness of the Touch NZ Community Projects
    Kirsten Spencer
    Kirsten Spencer
    AUT University (NZL)
    Format: Lightning Talk
    Lenses:
    • Human Rights
    visibility & voice

    This talk will discuss the effectiveness of these competitions and identify future opportunities.

    Session Title: Sport as a social development tool: Evaluating the perceived effectiveness of the Touch NZ Community Projects
    Kirsten Spencer
    Kirsten Spencer
    AUT University (NZL)
    Format: Lightning Talk
    Lenses:
    • Human Rights
  • Visibility and Voice
    Visibility and Voice
    How A Park Can Provide A Sense Of Community
    Find out about South Auckland’s world-class sport and recreation venue ‘Bruce Pulman Park’ and the role it plays in building a sense of comm

    This talk will outline the role of the park and its many functions including its Wāhine in Sport forum, its Board, players and coaches.

    Session Title: Bruce Pulman Park – Collaborating, Connecting, Enabling Our Wāhine in Sport
    In-person session
    4:15pm - 5:00pm
    Visibility and Voice

    This talk will outline the role of the park and its many functions including its Wāhine in Sport forum, its Board, players and coaches.

    Session Title: Bruce Pulman Park – Collaborating, Connecting, Enabling Our Wāhine in Sport
    Gaye Bryham
    Gaye Bryham
    AUT University (NZL)
    Nicole Terrill
    Nicole Terrill
    Bruce Pulman Park (NZL)
    Kirsten Spencer
    Kirsten Spencer
    AUT University (NZL)
    Format: Lightning Talk
    Lenses:
    • Systems, Resources and Investment
    visibility & voice

    This talk will outline the role of the park and its many functions including its Wāhine in Sport forum, its Board, players and coaches.

    Session Title: Bruce Pulman Park – Collaborating, Connecting, Enabling Our Wāhine in Sport
    Gaye Bryham
    Gaye Bryham
    AUT University (NZL)
    Nicole Terrill
    Nicole Terrill
    Bruce Pulman Park (NZL)
    Kirsten Spencer
    Kirsten Spencer
    AUT University (NZL)
    Format: Lightning Talk
    Lenses:
    • Systems, Resources and Investment

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