The BASES Position Stand on the 'Reopening' of Sport and Exercise Science Departments in Higher Education after Lockdown

Andy Smith; Rita de Oliveira; Mark Faghy; Mark Ross; Neil Maxwell

The BASES Position Stand on the 'Reopening' of Sport and Exercise Science Departments in Higher Education after Lockdown

Andy Smith, Rita de Oliveira, Mark Faghy, Mark Ross, Neil Maxwell

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Abstract

This Position Stand sets out the views of the Association on the ‘reopening’ of University SES Departments after Lockdown. The aim of the position stand is to provide a set of principles that can be applied by those in leadership positions to guide their decision making at local level as they move toward and through the new academic year. In addition, this document directs readers to 12 resources, which are listed at the end of the Stand.

Original language	English
Media of output	BASES Position Stand
Publisher	British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences
Number of pages	14
Publication status	Published - 13 Aug 2020

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