The MEMOS Project
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The Madella Award recognizes a project graded as high distinction, which includes:
- Having a strong purpose and research question to address a problem the host sport organization or system has
- Being properly theoretically grounded
- Having appropriate data collection and analysis methods
- Drawing meaningful findings that contribute to addressing the research question
The most important criterion, however, is developing realistic recommendations and a strong, feasible action plan that will positively impact the host sport organization or system.
The Madella Award is typically determined through an independent panel that evaluates the candidates to select the winner.
The List of MEMOS Projects
This is the database for our Directors, Professors, Lecturers and Tutors to access. If you are a student who would like access to a project or its author, please contact your Tutor.
The Alberto Madella Award
Since 2008, MEMOS Graduate projects have been considered for the prestigious Madella Award. Each language session has a slightly different schedule for their Madella Awards: MEMOS in French awards their Madella winner the following year. The Madella Award recognizes a project graded as high distinction.
Project Playlist
Here are just a few of our Notable Projects from our MEMOS XXVI in English class.