DAVID T Scott

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Clemson University

United States

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David T. Scott is an Associate Professor at Clemson University in the United States. His research primarily focuses on LGBTQ issues in college athletics, service-learning transformations in food systems, and media discourses surrounding technology and culture. Recent publications include analyses of the experiences of openly LGBTQ athletes, the interplay between individuals and organizations in educational settings, and the cultural implications of media representation.

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2023

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2021

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"You're a Cog in a System that Needs to Work": Conditional Acceptance of LGBTQ College Athletes

Entangled Production of Individuals and Organizations: A Food Systems Case Study in Service-Learning Transformations

Retrospective Technological Mythmaking: Media Discourses of Furby and Artificial Intelligence

20th Century Media and the American Psyche: A Strange Love

Articulating Apostasy: Crisis-Driven Medical Misbehavior Inspires Disciplinary Interrogation

Now that They’re Out: Experiences of College Athletics Teams with Openly LGBTQ Players

‘We don't even know who owns it’: the infrastructural imaginary of Spruce Pine, NC

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Katrina Pariera

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DAVID T Scott

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Articles (7)

"You're a Cog in a System that Needs to Work": Conditional Acceptance of LGBTQ College Athletes

Entangled Production of Individuals and Organizations: A Food Systems Case Study in Service-Learning Transformations

Retrospective Technological Mythmaking: Media Discourses of Furby and Artificial Intelligence

20th Century Media and the American Psyche: A Strange Love

Articulating Apostasy: Crisis-Driven Medical Misbehavior Inspires Disciplinary Interrogation

Now that They’re Out: Experiences of College Athletics Teams with Openly LGBTQ Players

‘We don&#x27;t even know who owns it’: the infrastructural imaginary of Spruce Pine, NC

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Katrina Pariera

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‘We don't even know who owns it’: the infrastructural imaginary of Spruce Pine, NC