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SUMMARY:The World’s Game: Power\, Policy\, and Sports
DESCRIPTION:The MSC Wiley Lecture Series presents “The World’s Game: Po
 wer\, Policy\, and Sports” a discussion exploring how sports are a power
 ful stage for diplomacy\, national identity\, political expression\, and g
 lobal influence. From the Olympics and FIFA World Cup to athlete protests 
 and international controversies\, the panel will explore how governments u
 se global competitions to project power and influence international percep
 tion. Admission is free.
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\nPanelists:
\n-Paul Batista\, Associate Profe
 ssor of Health and Kinesiology\, Texas A&amp\;M
\n-Dr. Alex Sullins\, Clin
 ical Assistant Professor\, Kinesiology and Sport Management\, Texas A&amp\
 ;M
\n-Dr. Michael Butterworth\, Professor and Director of the Center for S
 ports Communication &amp\; Media\, University of Texas at Austin
\nModerat
 or:
\nDr. Thomas Hunt\, Associate Professor Kinesiology and Health Educati
 on\, University of Texas at Austin&nbsp\;
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LOCATION:Memorial Student Center
URL:https://getinvolved.eis.tamu.edu/org/msc-wiley/events/28458/705405
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261028T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261028T201000
X-HOSTS:MSC Wiley Lecture Series
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>The MSC Wiley Lecture Series presen
 ts “The World’s Game: Power\, Policy\, and Sports”</strong> a discus
 sion exploring how sports are a powerful stage for diplomacy\, national id
 entity\, political expression\, and global influence. From the Olympics an
 d FIFA World Cup to athlete protests and international controversies\, the
  panel will explore how governments use global competitions to project pow
 er and influence international perception. Admission is free.</p><p>Paneli
 sts:<br>-Paul Batista\, Associate Professor of Health and Kinesiology\, Te
 xas A&amp\;M<br>-Dr. Alex Sullins\, Clinical Assistant Professor\, Kinesio
 logy and Sport Management\, Texas A&amp\;M<br>-Dr. Michael Butterworth\, P
 rofessor and Director of the Center for Sports Communication &amp\; Media\
 , University of Texas at Austin<br>Moderator:<br>Dr. Thomas Hunt\, Associa
 te Professor Kinesiology and Health Education\, University of Texas at Aus
 tin&nbsp\;</p><p>&nbsp\;</p>
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