Epistemological Lens: The Nature of Knowledge
Wed, Jun 10
|Virtual
I prioritize the narratives of the athletes themselves as the most valid form of knowledge. To truly understand "stress" or "anxiety," we must value the first-person account of the student-athlete over just quantitative data.
Time & Location
Jun 10, 2026, 7:15 PM – 9:15 PM
Virtual
About the event
My approach to "coming to know" things is rooted in Subjectivism and Relational Knowledge.
Valuing Lived Experience: I prioritize the narratives of the athletes themselves as the most valid form of knowledge. To truly .
Valuing Lived Experience: I consider the narratives of the athletes themselves as the most credible form of knowledge. To genuinely comprehend "stress" or "anxiety," we must prioritize the first-person account of the student-athlete over solely quantitative data.
Trust as a Source of Truth: Applying Trust Theory, I believe we assess the health of a program through the quality of relationships (Respect, Integrity, Competence) rather than merely wins and losses.
Rejecting Decontextualized Knowledge: I do not value "colorblind" research that overlooks the racial and socioeconomic factors influencing an athlete’s reality.
Tickets
$20.00