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University of Toronto - U of T establishes Knowledge Translation Chair for Science in Women's Sport the first-of-its-kind at the university - Education News Canada
A transformative gift from the Larry & Judy Tanenbaum Family Foundation to the University of Toronto, combined with matching funds from U of T, is creating a unique $5-million chair dedicated to women's sport. The new chair will impact the lives of women athletes for generations to come. The newly endowed Tanenbaum Knowledge Translation Chair for Science in Women's Sport will strengthen the groundbreaking work of the Tanenbaum Institute for Science in Sport, which the foundation established through a visionary benefaction in 2022. The chair will ensure that cutting-edge research and evidence are translated into practical tools, guidance and resources, and inform the critical decisions that athletes, coaches, parents, clinicians, educators and sport leaders make every day, directly improving the health and performance of women athletes.
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