Kristi's book, The Adulteration of Children's Sport: Waning Health and Well-being in the Age of Organized Play, was just published in the fall of 2018. It is a summary of the psychological, sociological, and physiological consequences of adults managing children's sports. Kristi and Kristen Liberty ’15 collected additional data on Shaina Riciputi’s ’14 senior thesis project entitled, “The Effect of Stereotype Threat on Student-Athlete Math Performance,” which was published in 2017 in the journal Psychology of Sport and Exercise. Additional projects that have come out of this work about student perceptions of athletes have been assisted by Beverly Reynolds ’15, Monica Weindling ’17, and Hannah Varner '19.