Jane McManus, a renowned sports journalist, will visit Manhattanville University on September 18 at 6:00 pm for a talk and Q&A session about her new book, “The Fast Track: The Rise of Women’s Sports as an Industry and Investment.” The event will be hosted by Amy Bass, an Emmy-Award winning writer and professor of sport studies at the university. Bass, who is also the chair of the division of social science and communication, has extensive knowledge in the areas of sport, culture, and politics. She has appeared on various media outlets, including the TODAY SHOW, CNN Newsroom, and Anderson Cooper’s Full Circle.
The event is anticipated to attract a large audience, including students, faculty members, and individuals from the general public who are interested in the rapidly growing field of women’s sports and its impact as both a cultural and economic force. McManus’s book explores the significant changes and advancements in women’s sports, highlighting the increasing investment, sponsorship deals, and media attention the industry has garnered in recent years.
McManus talk at Manhattanville University
The discussion will likely delve into the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for women’s sports and the role of various stakeholders in shaping its future. The university expects a lively and engaging discussion, as McManus shares her insights and experiences from her years of covering women’s sports. The Q&A session will provide an opportunity for attendees to ask questions and gain a deeper understanding of the topic.
The event at Manhattanville University is a testament to the growing interest and importance of women’s sports in today’s society. It also underscores the role of educational institutions in fostering discussions and promoting research in this field. As women’s sports continue to gain momentum and break barriers, events like this one serve as a platform to celebrate the achievements, address the challenges, and inspire the next generation of athletes, journalists, and enthusiasts.
