Our members
Marcel Reinold – Professor (full)
Sociology of sport
History of sport
Doping & anti-doping policy
Elite sport
Nature sport, friluftsliv, nature-related outdoor activities & practices
Theories & qualitative methods from the social & cultural sciences
Eva Bjørkesett – Assistant professor
- Exercise phsyiology
- Physical activity and health
- Endurance
- Endurance and performance
Carsten Gade Rolland – Head of Department, Professor of Sport Sciences
- Education, Experience and Learning in Sports and Outdoor Life.
- Nature - Activities, Practices and Understandings.
- Nature Guide Education.
- Outdoor Activities and Health.
- Human Factors in Avalanche Terrain.
Sigmund Andersen – Associated Professor
• Education, Experience and Learning in Sports and Outdoor Life.
• Guide Education.
• Outdoor Activities and Health.
• Human Factors in Avalanche Terrain.
• Risk and safety in a commercial context.
IFMGA – Mountain guide that settled in the high Arctic islands of Svalbard. Got access to the noble world of university education by taking part in developing and establishing the Arctic Nature Guide study program in Svalbard. Has a master degree in psychology from NTNU. The research and development work done so far in related to nature-based tourism, the guide role, learning and experiences in nature and risk, and safety in a commercial context.
Jannicke Stålstrøm – Associate professor- Sport science
Topics from sport science themes; Youth Olympic Games, Olympics, role models, athletes, coaching, culture/ cross cultural, learning, and healt & well being.
June Anthonsen Røsbø – Assistant Professor
Hans-Petter Frøhaug – Assistant Professor
My research interests are learning and learningsprocesses in outdoor life. I am also interested in the following themes in friluftsliv and nature guiding: management, group processes and dynamics, community of practice, surplus in the arctic environment and public health. Of activities, I have a great interest in sea kayaking.
Bjørn Michaelsen – Assistant Professor
Geographer (UiB)
Work:
1992 Outdoor life educator/instructor at (Øytun) Alta folkehogskole
1998 – 2016 Ski- and Avalanche instructor full year course – Off piste
2001 – Ski- and Avalanche instructor full season course – Ski og skred
2001 – Five annual Domestic and International Ski og avalanche Workshops
2002 – Contributed within Ski & Avalanche conferences Domestic and Internationally
2002 – Avalanche Course and Consultant for regional contractors
2011 – Contributed to the Norwegian Avalanche Warning Service
2012 – Avalanche consultant for the Norwegian Road Authorities
2013 – Avalanche Courses for snow mobilers regional level
Current research at CARE:
2014 The Art of skiing indisciplined during Level 2 conditions (ISSW 2014)
– Development of a new approach within avalanche terrain during deep persistent week layer situations
2016 – Observing Ski Touring and Decision making in the Alps. What ordinary people do or Not Do and Why? (ISSW 2016)
The project wants to observe what people really do contributing to new theory on behaviour and decision-making. Observing how people ski tour might give new insights we have missed and that locals can’t see within their habits and tradition. Field work will continue within the European Alps and US Rockies.
Inger Wallem Krempig – Associate professor
- Children and nature connectedness
- Traditional and sustainable practices in nature/ outdoor life
Frida Marie Omma – PhD candidate
Nature-based tourism, nature guiding, outdoor life and facilitation, animals and ethics, eco-philosophy, ecological and sociocultural sustainability, regenerative tourism, sustainable development, Indigenous methodology, Sami culture and nature ontologies, conservation and visitor management, climate change, community wellbeing.
