Professor Dr. David Grecic，中央兰开夏大学，健康、社工与体育学院副院长。
2014年中央兰开夏大学精英运动专业博士，2008年中央兰开夏大学工商管理硕士，1995年获得伯明翰大学体育与休闲管理（荣誉）学士学位。David监管学生在一系列运动表现课程上的学习。凭借在人才发展环境、认识论如何影响行为、教练培训和教师学习等方面的专业知识，David获得了与国家体育管理机构、英国和海外的专业体育院校及国际大学的合作项目。David是世界体育联盟的董事会成员，欧洲体育教育和学校体育研究委员会（CEREPS）的成员，以及国际体育教育和运动联合会（FIEPS）的英国代表。在中央兰开夏大学，他是行为、运动和康复研究所以及应用运动、体育活动和表现中心的指导小组成员。David还领导着健康、社工与体育学院的训练与表现研究所，该研究所提供研究生课程，并支持学术专家针对现实需求与问题，为自己和组织制定解决方案。David在《Physical Education》《Physical Literacy》《Talent Development》《Skill Acquisition》《Decision Making》《Transnational Education》《Organizational Management》等刊物上发表过文章。他的工作为应用运动、体育活动和表现中心的“发展专业知识”主题发展提供了支持。他还编写了体育和人才发展课程-学生和运动员发展的CARE课程，这是湖南师范大学与中央兰开夏大学开展联合培养的核心课程。
Professor Dr. David Grecic
University of Central Lancashire, Associate Dean, School of Health, Social Work and Physical Education.
PhD Elite Performance, University of Central Lancashire, 2014.MBA Business Administration, University of Central Lancashire, 2008. PCDE Physical Education, Liverpool John Moores University, 1995BA (Hons) Sport and Leisure Management, University of Birmingham. David supervises students across a range of performance disciplines. With particular expertise in talent development environments, how epistemology impacts behaviour, coach education, and teacher learning, David's scholarship has led to collaborative projects with national governing bodies of sport, professional sports academies in the UK and overseas, schools, colleges and international universities. David is a Board Member of the World Physical Education Alliance, a member of the European Council of Research in Physical Education and School Sport (CEREPS) and the England delegate to the International Federation of Physical Education and Sport (FIEPS). At UCLan he is on the steering groups for the Behaviour, Sport and Rehabilitation Research Institute, and the Centre for Applied Sport, Physical Activity and Performance.
David also leads the Institute of Coaching and Performance within the School of Health, Social Work and Sport. The Institute offers Postgraduate Research programmes and supports expert practitioners solve real world problems and create bespoke solutions for themselves and their organizations. David has published in Physical Education, Physical Literacy, Talent Development, Skill Acquisition, Decision Making, Transnational Education and Organizational Management. His work contributes to UCLan’s research portfolio by supporting the Developing Expertise theme. He has also written a PE and Talent Development curriculum - The CARE Curriculum of Pupil and Athlete Development, that underpins the ethos and delivery of the HNNU/UCLan Joint Degree in Sport and Physical Education.
