Super Bowl LVII: IU experts available to comment

Galen Clavio is the head of the Sports Media program at Indiana University, the director of the National Sports Journalism Center and an associate professor. His research focuses on electronic media and its uses among fans, media and sports organizations, and his professional background is in sports journalism and broadcasting. Clavio was an invited panelist at the Sloan Sports Analytics Conference in 2017 on the topic of virtual reality in sports, and he has written extensively about the use of social media by fans.

A clinical associate professor and assistant dean in the School of Applied Health Sciences at IU South Bend, Jennifer Deranek regularly provides public education on topics related to the health and safety of youth athletes, including the importance of proper care and recovery protocols for concussion. She also provides sideline medical care to college students and young athletes in a variety of sports, such as soccer, lacrosse and football.

Kim Donahue is a teaching professor of marketing at the Kelley School of Business in Indianapolis. She can comment on sports marketing, Super Bowl ads and image marketing.

Beth Fossen is an assistant professor of marketing at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business in Bloomington, having joined the Department of Marketing in July 2016. She is an empirical modeler, and her primary research areas include advertising, online word-of-mouth, social media and political marketing. Her research has been published in Marketing Science, Customer Needs and Solutions, and Journal of the Association for Consumer Research.

Girish Mallapragada is an associate professor of marketing and Weimer Faculty Fellow at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business. His research interests include open innovation, social networks, new product development and inter-firm relationships.

Russell A. Rhoads is a clinical associate professor of financial management at the IU Kelley School of Business. He can speak about the Super Bowl and sports betting.

Bridget Stomberg is an associate professor of accounting at the IU Kelley School of Business, where she also is faculty chair of the Undergraduate Program and the Glaubinger Chair for Undergraduate Leadership. Her work focuses on the intersection of tax and financial reporting regulation, and explores the effects of tax policies and enforcement on corporate activities. Stomberg can discuss taxing gambling winnings.