MISS CHRISTINE ROBERTS
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Biography
Christine joined the unit in October 2011 as a PhD student and member of the Aberdeen Health Psychology Group. Christine is also a teacher within of the University of Aberdeen’s Sport and Exercise Team. Following an extensive period of employment within the leisure industry, Christine graduated from the University of Wolverhampton with a BA (Hons) in Leisure Management (2006) and an MSc (Hons) in Applied Sport and Exercise Science (2007). Christine then began working for the Department of Physical Education at Sandwell Academy before gaining employment as Lecturer of Sport Management within the department of Leisure Industries at the University of Wolverhampton. During this time, Christine also completed her PGCert Learning and Teaching in Higher Education.^ top
Current Research
Christine is studying the role of physical activity on successful brain ageing in older adults
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Publications
Roberts, C. (2011) Sport and Adventure Tourism In. Robinson, P. Heitmann, S. Dieke, P. eds. Research Themes for Tourism. Oxfordshire: CABI
Heitmann, S. Roberts, C. (2010) Successful staffing at events In. Robinson, P. Wale, D. Dickinson, G. eds. Events Management. Oxfordshire:
CABI
Heitmann, S. Roberts, C. (2009) Human Resource Management for Travel and Tourism In. Robinson, P. ed. Operations management in the travel industry. Oxfordshire: CABI
Roberts, C. Devonport, T. Smith, L. Lane, A. (publication in progress) Body image perceptions in synchronized swimming: Perceived and observed relationship with performance outcomes
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Qualifications and Awards
Degrees
MSc (Hons) Applied Sport and Exercise Science
PGCert Learning and Teaching in Higher Education
BA (Hons) Leisure Management
Courses
ADV DIP Sports Therapy
DIP Health and Fitness
Academic achievements
British Inkeeper Award (UG prize award) for outstanding work
Affiliations
Register of Exercise Professionals
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