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Fred Mason is an associate professor in the Faculty of Kinesiology at the University of New Brunswick, where he teaches and researches sports history and sports sociology. He graduated from UNB in 2006 and has won multiple faculty-level teaching awards, being named a University Teaching Scholar in 2018. His research projects often involve ethnographic methods and interviews with soccer fans, and he has multiple ongoing projects related to sports literature, film, and cultural responses, particularly regarding hockey enforcers and the depiction of sports in science fiction and horror writing. Fred is an active contributor to the Indigenous Hockey Research Network (IHRN), which is a SSHRC-funded network of academics and indigenous sports organizations. The IHRN aims to create a radically inclusive vision of hockey that embodies indigenous cultural values and promotes anti-racism and decolonization within the sport.
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