Antonios Travlos

Antonios Travlos is a Professor at the Department of Sports Organization & Management, University of Peloponnese, Greece. He holds academic affiliations with the Faculty of Human Movement Sciences and Quality of Life. His professional journey includes roles in sport management education, leadership studies, and applied sport psychology. He has served as a researcher and educator across multiple institutions, including the Nursing Department and Physiotherapy Department at the University of Peloponnese, and Deree College - The American College of Greece.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Physical Education and Sport Studies, University of Alberta (1988-1993)
• M.A. in Physical Education and Sport Studies, McGill University (1986-1988)
• B.A. in Physical Education, National Academy of Physical Education, Athens (1977-1981)

Research Interests:

• Leadership practices in digital-age education
• Psychological and physiological factors in sports performance
• Impact of pandemics (e.g., COVID-19) on physical activity and public health
• Migration patterns and athletic success
• Anti-bullying interventions and moral disengagement mechanisms
• Cognitive-behavioral outcomes of exercise

Recent Research Trends: His work bridges sport science with interdisciplinary topics such as ICT integration in education, post-infection physical activity recovery, and historical studies of Spartan athletics. Key themes include data-driven insights into athlete performance, policy implications for school leadership, and cross-cultural analyses of global sports talent systems.

Advising & Grants: No specific grants or advising data listed in the provided texts. His teaching spans undergraduate and graduate courses in sport psychology, statistics, and organizational behavior, reflecting his dual focus on academic rigor and practical application.

Labs/Teams: No dedicated labs or teams explicitly mentioned, though collaborations with international researchers (e.g., Bourdas, Souglis) are evident in co-authored publications.