Molly Harry
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Also affiliated: University of Florida (2024–2025)
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Molly Harry's research investigates contemporary issues within intercollegiate athletics, focusing on policies, athlete experiences, and societal impacts. Her work examines the implications of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) regulations on college athletes' identities and roles, drawing on critical discourse analysis. Harry also studies the complexities of gender equity in sports, including conceptual models for Title IX implementation and specific considerations for transgender athletes. Her recent publications explore athlete perceptions of abortion rights in the post-Dobbs era and attitudes within NCAA Division I conduct policies. Harry has authored 13 publications, with an h-index of 4 and 36 citations. She collaborates with Sydney Hammit at the University of Arkansas.
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- h-index: 4
- Publications: 13
- Citations: 36
Selected Publications
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Who does this benefit? A consideration of demographics in the access and impact of retirement from college sport programming (2025)
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Queering Gender Equity Policies for Trans College Athletes (2024)
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“Zero Preparation for Life After Sports”: Former College Athletes’ Use of TikTok to Express Transitioning out of Sport (2024)
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Hegemony and the National Collegiate Athletic Association: A Critical Discourse Analysis of National Collegiate Athletic Association Resources Concerning Name, Image, and Likeness (2023)
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Support to Classify Intercollegiate Athletics Participation as a High Impact Practice (2023)
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Caring About CARA: The COI’s Recent Sensitivity to In-Person Practice Monitoring (2023)
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Ambiguity and Conflict in Practice: A Conceptual Model for the Equitable Implementation of Title IX (2022)
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- Ambiguity and Conflict in Practice: A Conceptual Model for the Equitable Implementation of Title IX
- Queering Gender Equity Policies for Trans College Athletes
- Caring About CARA: The COI’s Recent Sensitivity to In-Person Practice Monitoring
- “Zero Preparation for Life After Sports”: Former College Athletes’ Use of TikTok to Express Transitioning out of Sport
- Ambiguity and Conflict in Practice: A Conceptual Model for the Equitable Implementation of Title IX
- Caring About CARA: The COI’s Recent Sensitivity to In-Person Practice Monitoring
- Caring About CARA: The COI’s Recent Sensitivity to In-Person Practice Monitoring
- Who does this benefit? A consideration of demographics in the access and impact of retirement from college sport programming
- Who does this benefit? A consideration of demographics in the access and impact of retirement from college sport programming
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