Our 2024 Spring Semester: BIOS Projects and Inquiries

Pictured center is Dr. Peter Miller, BIOS Director and Professor of Education. Dr. Miller is wearing a black sweatshirt. He is wearing glasses. He is talking with his hands. Next to Dr. Miller, is a male student with glasses, dark hair, and a black sweatshirt. Also can be seen are the back of a woman's head. Her hands are crossed and she has brown hair. The table the group is sitting at has open laptops.

Our 2024 Spring Semester: BIOS Projects and Inquiries

Our 2024 Spring Semester: BIOS Projects and Inquiries 2560 1707 Maria Dehnert

It was an exciting and productive semester for Badger Inquiry on Sport (BIOS)! Our team was busy working at the intersection of research and sport. We produced some innovative research, visited hundreds of campus, school and community sites, recruited world-leading scholars as BIOS Fellows, and crafted a research agenda for the year ahead. Athletics and research at the college level matter. We are grateful to do this work in UW Athletics and at this university!

To see our 2024 Spring seminar series, please visit our BIOS YouTube page HERE.

Pictured is a group of four people circled around a computer. There is a woman pointing to the screen wearing a red jacket and has blonde hair. There is a man with a gray sweatshirt and wearing glasses looking at the screen along with a woman with brown hair and a black jacket and another man with dark hair and a red jacket.
Pictured is a man in a black sweatshirt standing over a table and pointing to a laptop. Also pictured is the back of a head of a man with blonde hair.
Pictured is a close up of a book that says BIOS with an aerial view of Camp Randall Stadium. Additionally, there is a phot with a flyer and paper that says Sports Leadership, The Wisconsin Way. There is a picture of Camp Randall Field.
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