Associate Professor Steven Rynne

Researcher biography
Dr Steven Rynne gained his PhD in the field of sports coach learning from the University of Queensland, having been awarded the first Queensland Academy of Sport PhD research scholarship. Steven has worked with UQ HMS and the Australian Sports Commission as a research officer investigating coach learning in the National Coaching Scholarship Program and is currently involved as a research fellow on a Laureus Sport for Good Foundation project being run through the Indigenous Sport Program (Australian Sports Commission). Steven also works with Cricket Australia contributing to coach education and development projects. Steven teaches undergraduate and graduate students in sports coaching. He is a registered Health and Physical Education Teacher and also coaches junior and masters track cyclists.
Featured projects | Duration |
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Sport for Development Programmes: Privatised Aid and Indigenous Sport in Australia and Canada | |
Evaluating the Value Created from Cricket Australia’s International Coach Study Tour | |
Mental performance in competition training program for coaches Australian Sports Commission |
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Elevate Coach Program Australian Sports Commission |
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Connecting through sport | |
Representative Coaches: Quality, impact and learning in the high performance landscape Australian Sports Commission |