Professor
College of Education, Psychology and Social Work
Murray Drummond is a Research Professor in Sport, Health and Physical Activity. He is the Leader of the SHAPE Research. His research interests are based around qualitative sport and health research with a particular interest in gender and sports, including women and sport and masculinities and body image. Murray has published widely on issues relating to masculinities and health, gay men's bodies, and prostate cancer among gay men and CALD men. He is regularly invited to present his work nationally and internationally and is a current member of the Women in Sport Taskforce for the SA Government. His current research includes a three significant research projects on girls, women, and LGBTIQ+ community, in sports as well as a longitudinal research project with boys from early childhood through to adolescence investigating issues around masculinities within sport and health.
Murray is currently on the editorial boards of 6 International peer reviewed journals including: Men and Masculinities, The Journal of Men's Studies, Canadian Journal of Behavioural Science, Health Education, International Journal of Men's Social and Community Health and The Journal of Boyhood Studies: An Interdiscpilnary Journal.
GRANTS
2020 Drummond, M., Elliott, S., Prichard, I., and Drummond, C. Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation - Orama Seed Institute seed funding "It takes a village to raise a child": Developing mental health fitness through community sport ($30,000)
2019 Drummond, M., Elliott, S., Drummond C., & Wadham, B. Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation Grant: Level Playing Field: Young Males, Masculinity and Mental Wellbeing through Sport ($21,367)
2018 Drummond, M.,Drummond. C., Elliott, S., Prichard, I., & Lewis, L. Netball SA/ORS Grant: The Promotion and Engagement of Contemporary Sports for Girls and Young Women: Implications for Participation $57,000 (32,000 + $25,000 Flinders)
2018 Drummond, M., Elliott, S., Drummond. C., Prichard, I., & Lewis, L. Inclusive Sport SA Strategic Grant. LGBTIQ+ Inclusive Sport Practices ($39,485)
2017 Drummond, M., Elliott, S., Drummond, C., Prichard, I., & Lewis, L. Office for Recreation and Sport Strategic Grant and Flinders Innovation Grant. Pathways to Participation for Girls and Women in Sport $55,000 ($30,000 ORS + $25,000 Flinders)
2013 Battersby, M., Richards, D., Bastiampillai, T. & Drummond, M., Beyondblue Community Access Program Training and Support Services. Beyondblue Grant ($1,180,572)
2012 Drummond, M.J.N., Pill, S., Dollman.J., & Norton, K. AFL Grant. SANFL Youth Football Retention Project ($54,000)
2011 Kehler, M., Atkinson, M., Drummond, M., & Gough, B. Canadian Institutes of Health Research. From the sidelines to the locker rooms: Internationalizing Masculinities, Bodies and Body Images ($24,988)
2010 Cobiac, L et al. Obesity Prevention and Lifestyle (OPAL) SA Health consultancy ($4.5mil)
2009 Coveney et al. PANORAMA SA Health consultancy ($1.2mil)
2008 Dollman, J., Ball, K., Olds, T., Drummond, M J., Magarey, A., Sinn, N., Smith, J., Gill, T. & Jarman, L. ARC Linkage Grant: Exploring resilience in relation to physical activity and dietary behaviours among children from neighbourhoods of low socioeconomic position $200,000 ($80,000 ARC+$120,000 South Australia Department of Health)
As well as teaching and research my responsibilities to Flinders University and the Physical Education and Health learning area have included and include:
Editorial Board Men and Masculinities
Editorial Board The Journal of Men's Studies
Editorial Board Canadian Journal of Behavioural Science
Editorial Board International Journal of Men's Social and Community Health
Editorial Board Boyhood Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal
Grants Reviewer:
NH&MRC Centres of Research Excellence Panel Reviewer
NH&MRC Grants Reviewer
Canadian Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council
British Prostate Cancer Research Charity
Channel 7 Children's Research Foundation
Wellcome Trust Medical Humanities Award UK
Invited Member, Review Panel for the following international refereed journals: