Kate Dashper is one of only six recipients of Leeds Metropolitan University’s Promising Researcher Fellowships, to be taken up over a period of one semester next academic year. Kate‘s project “The equestrian sport tourist: An ethnographic investigation” will focus on participants in equestrian tourism and equestrian sport events in Yorkshire and the North of England. This exciting opportunity will allow Kate to develop a deep understanding of the motivations of these as yet un-researched tourism and event participants and to develop links with local equestrian and tourism businesses.
Forthcoming Events
Managing Olympic Risks
on 16-02-2012 at 12:00
at Macaulay Hall Room 111, Headingley Campus
on 16-02-2012 at 12:00
at Macaulay Hall Room 111, Headingley Campus
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Inclusive community legacies and the Olympic Games: The role and responsibility of the IOC
A Seminar Series event
on 22-02-2012 at 11:00
at Caedmon G05, Headingley Campus
A Seminar Series event
on 22-02-2012 at 11:00
at Caedmon G05, Headingley Campus
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