Christian M. End Ph.D.

Christian M. End, Ph.D., is an associate professor trained in social psychology. He has published over 25 research reports mostly related to social identity theory, self-presentation tactics, and gender differences within the sport fan context. In 2013, the Southeastern Psychological Association named Dr. End Mentor of the Year and Cincinnati Magazine recognized him as being one of Cincinnati’s “Outstanding Educators”. Throughout his career, Dr. End has won numerous teaching, research, and service awards. Dr. End has also been cited in a variety of publications/media outlets throughout the world including MSNBC, USA Today, New York Times, Time Magazine, Newsweek, Scripps Howard News, Associated Press, ABCnews.com, FOXNews.com, ABC news radio, National Public Radio, NBC Sports, National Geographic News, ESPN.com, ESPN the Magazine, ESPN Radio, Wall Street Journal, CBS Sportsline.com, Parade Magazine, Washington Post/Times, LA Times, Chicago Tribune, Discovery Channel, CNN Money and Lou Dobbs, MMQB, and the Sport Business News.