In this week’s Gender slot we had an interview with Dr Bronwyn Bock-Jonathan an outgoing Captain for the South African Netball team. At the age of 32 she has 5 Degrees and a doctorate in Sport Sciences from the University of Stellenbosch. We spoke to this dynamic young woman about her achievements. Sadly for us she has taken up a new job, as coach of the ACT Academy team and the Canberra Darters, as well as Athletic Development Officer at the ACT Academy in Australia and will be leaving the country in June.Wednesday, May 07, 2008
07 May 2008 – Gender
In this week’s Gender slot we had an interview with Dr Bronwyn Bock-Jonathan an outgoing Captain for the South African Netball team. At the age of 32 she has 5 Degrees and a doctorate in Sport Sciences from the University of Stellenbosch. We spoke to this dynamic young woman about her achievements. Sadly for us she has taken up a new job, as coach of the ACT Academy team and the Canberra Darters, as well as Athletic Development Officer at the ACT Academy in Australia and will be leaving the country in June.
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