Vol. 7 No. 3: Special Issue: In Their Own Voice

Published: 2026-04-11

Full Issue

Volume 7, Issue 3

Research Articles

We Are Student-Athlete Leaders Can You See Us and Can You Hear Us?

Chloe Tjarks, Xander Salazar, Diya Iyer, Scott Pierce

42-44
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Purpose through Pain An incarcerated athlete's message

Jennifer Jacobs, Cortez Rice

20-22
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Commentaries

Foreword In Their Own Words, Sport Social Work Journal Special Issue

Amanda Dailey-Weaver, Krista Estes
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A Letter To Your Athlete/Coach Dear Coaches and Athletes

Ella Trinh

11-12
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Weight of Water Navigating Pressure and Identity as a Collegiate Swimmer

Erin Barry

13-15
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A Call to Action: A Rightful Place of Pole Sports in Sport Social Work Pole Sports in Social Work

Matt Moore; Harmony Gugliemino

16-19
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The Game of a Lifetime Supporting Athletes Across Multiple Identities, Multiple Truths

Kathleen Claire Kaufman

23-25
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Dear Coach See Us, See Them — A Letter from Two Athlete-Parents

Laneshia Conner, Brandon Doggett, Melissa Doggett

26-28
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Reflection The Importance of Social Work in Supporting International Student-Athletes

Lauren Terzis

29-32
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Overexercising and Disordered Eating Among Athletes A Personal Journey Toward Recovery - In Their Own Words

Mary Rojack

33-35
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To the Ones Who Saw Me A Letter to the Coaches Who Saved My Life

Megan Fish

36-38
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The Invisible Athlete Disordered Eating in Midlife Women in Sport

Meghan Vogt

39-41
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Commentary on Dating a Teammate

Taylor Priestley

45-46
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From Victory to Vulnerability: Reflections and Recommendations on the Mental Health Landscape from a Former College Athlete

Emily Nothnagle

49-54
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Letters to the Editor

Reconstructing a Life Beyond the Game A Reflection on Mental Health, Injury, Grief, and Healing

Art Romero

4-5
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Blue Shoes A Letter from the Field

Crystal Campbell

9-10
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Strong not Skinny Raising Awareness for RED-S

Tessa Taylor

47-48
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