Volume 17, Issue 8 (2024) Special Issue on Inclusion
The International Journal of Exercise Science extends an invitation to authors engaged in work centered on inclusivity in sport and exercise science. Manuscripts may be included in the 2024 special issue, or the 2025 special issue on inclusion. Benefits include a reduced indexing fee and utilization of the color splash banner on the published manuscript. Please contact editor@intjexersci.com with any questions, or to notify the editors of an intended submission.Position Stand
The 2024 International Journal of Exercise Science Position Stand on Inclusion
James W. Navalta, Dustin W. Davis, Jafra Thomas, Matthew J. Garver, Shannon Siegel, Joel D. Reece, and Jill M. Maples
Invited Editorial
How an IJES Working Group Grappled with the Complexities of Three Letters—DEI—With the Goal to Broaden Inclusion and Representation in Exercise Science Research
Dustin W. Davis, Matthew J. Garver, Jafra Thomas, James W. Navalta, Shannon Siegel, Joel D. Reece, and Jill M. Maples
Original Research
Skills and Hills: Factors that Influence Women’s and Non-Binary College Students’ Decisions to Commute Via Bicycle
Emily Dzieniszewski, Ashley N. Myers, Lucas D. Elliott, and Melissa Bopp
Technical Note
EmpowerHER: A Pilot Study to Increase Physical Activity and Strength Through Powerbuilding
Aspen E. Streetman, Murry T. Streetman, Halle N. Brin, Emily L. Mailey, and Katie M. Heinrich
Editor-in-Chief
Western Kentucky University
Executive Editors
University of Nevada - Las Vegas
University of Nevada - Las Vegas
Editor Emeritus
Western Kentucky University
University of North Texas
Metrics
Scopus Cite Score: 1.16
H-index: 12
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