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Presenter, “Accommodations and Athletics: How Educational Flexibility for Student Athletes Can Benefit All Students”��

Jared Bahir Browsh is an Assistant Teaching Professor and Director of the Critical Sports Studies Program in the Department of Ethnic Studies. Dr. Browsh is a cultural historian, commentator and author examining the political economics of sports and popular culture including the relationship between culture, money, power, and identity in the United States and globally. Dr. Browsh’s recent work has examined the whitewashing of sports history along with the social impact of legalized sports gambling. Their upcoming publications include a book on the impact of legalized sports gambling in the United States, and projects examining the use of animation in sports marketing, and the history of basketball clubs as a source of ethnic identity and community.��