National Association for Kinesiology

And Physical Education in Higher Education

 

Annual Conference

 

January 5-8, 2004

Hilton El Conquistador Golf and Tennis Resort

Tucson, Arizona

 

Academic Preparation for the 21st Century Student

 

Program Highlights

 

Keynote Address              Friday, January 7                   8:30 AM

                                                                                

³The Students of Tomorrow:

Meeting Needs and Defining Purpose²

 

Dr. Charles ³Chuck² Corbin

Professor Emeritus

Department of Exercise and Wellness

Arizona State University

 

Read Chuck¹s Resume

 

 

Delphine Hanna Lecture         Thursday, January 6       8:15 PM

 

"Changes and Challenges: 2020 Vision"             Coronado Ballroom

 

John M. Charles

The College of William and Mary

 

Amy Morris Homans Lecture     Friday, January 7         12:30 PM

 

"Amy Morris Homans Back to the Future²          Coronado Ballroom

                     

Deborah Tannehill

Pacific Lutheran University

 

Dudley Allen Sargent Lecture           Saturday, January 8       8:00 AM

 

³The Art of Everything²                                        Coronado Ballroom 

 

Seymour Kleinman

The Ohio State University

 

Hally Beth Poindexter Young Scholar Lecture            Saturday, January 8  11:30 AM

 

"Are the National Physical Education Standards Achievable?"

 

Darla M. Castelli

University of Illinois

 

 

 

General Program Schedule

January 5 ­ 8, 2005

 

Wednesday, January 5

 

5:00 - 9:00 PM                       Conference Registration

 

4:00 - 10:00 PM                     NAKPEHE Board Meeting (light dinner provided)

 

6:00 - 9:00 PM                       Administrative Pre-Conference Session

                                                John Massengale and Hally Poindexter, Moderators

 

Thursday, January 6

 

7:30 AM ­ 5:00 PM               Conference Registration

 

8:00 AM ­ 12:00 PM             Administrative Pre-Conference Session

                                                John Massengale and Hally Poindexter, Moderators

 

8:00 AM ­ 1:00 PM               Golf Outing

                                                Glenn Miller, Baylor University, Coordinator

 

9:00 ­ 11:00 AM                    Tennis

                                                Carolyn Mauck, Delmar College, Coordinator

 

1:00 ­ 2:00 PM                      NAKPEHE Committee Meetings

 

2:00 ­ 5:00 PM                      Concurrent Sessions

 

7:00 ­ 10:15 PM                    Doctoral Posters on Display

 

8:00 ­ 9:15 PM                      Delphine Hanna Lecture - John M. Charles

 

9:15 ­ 10:15 PM                    Reception and Doctoral Poster Recognition

                                                Light hors d¹oeuvres provided, cash bar                    

 

Friday, January 7

 

7:00-8:20 AM                         Past Presidents Breakfast (by invitation only)

 

8:30 ­ 9:30 AM                      Keynote Address ­ Dr. Charles ³Chuck² Corbin

 

9:45AM ­ 12:00 PM             Concurrent Sessions

 

12:15 ­ 2:00 PM                    Amy Morris Homans Lecture and Luncheon 

Deborah Tannehill

 

2:00 ­ 5:00 PM                      Concurrent Sessions

 

5:00 PM                                  Quest Editorial Board Meeting

 

5:30 ­ 7:00 PM                      Cocktails Party at Judy Bischoff¹s Home

                                                (Everyone invited, maps to her home are available)

 

 

Saturday, January 8

 

8:00 ­ 10:00 AM                    Dudley Allen Sargent Lecture and Breakfast

Seymour Kleinman                                    

 

10:15 AM ­ 12:30 PM           Concurrent Sessions

 

11:30 AM - 12:30 PM            Hally Beth Poindexter Young Scholar Presentation

                                                Darla M. Castelli

 

12:30 ­ 1:00 PM                    Lunch Break

 

1:00 ­ 2:30 PM                      Concurrent Sessions

 

2:30 ­ 4:00 PM                      Business Meeting

 

4:00 ­ 4:30 PM                      Combined Board Meeting (04-05 Board & 05-06 Board)

 

4:30 - 6:00 PM                       New Board Meeting (2005-06 Board)

 

 

 
 

 

 

Detailed Program Schedule

January 5 ­ 8, 2005

 

 

Wednesday, January 5

 

5:00 - 9:00 PM           Conference Registration - Lobby

 

4:00 - 10:00 PM         NAKPEHE Board Meeting (light dinner provided)

                                    Board Room

 

 6:00 ­ 9:00 PM        Administrative Pre-Conference            Location: Canyon Suite I

 

6:00 ­ 6:15     Administrative Pre-Conference Kick-off and Introductions

                                    John Massengale and Hally Poindexter, Pre-Conference Moderators

 

6:15 ­ 6:45     ³Practica And Internship Experiences ­ Valuable Learning Opportunities For Kinesiology Students And An Array Of Legal Issues And Questions For The Administrator In The 21st Century²

                                    Paul Downing, Towson University

 

6:45 ­ 7:15     ³Swimming with Sharks: Confessions of an Untenured Chair²

                                    Gordon Schmidt, William Paterson University

 

7:15 ­ 7:45     ³Problems Associated With Coaches Who Teach in Kinesiology and Physical Education Departments²

                                    John Oppliger and Bill Stobart, Pittsburg State University, Ron Dewlen,

Henderson State University

 

7:45 ­ 8:15     ³Fragmentation in Kinesiology and Physical Education and the Potential Impact on the 21st Century Student²

                                    Don Hellison, University of Illinois at Chicago        

 

8:15 ­ 8:45     ³Role of the Administrator in Awarding Merit Salary Increases²

                                    Fred Mueller, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

 

8:45 ­ 9:00     Evening Session Wrap-up

                                    John Massengale and Hally Poindexter

 

Thursday, January 6                                                                                 

 

7:30 - 5:00      Conference Registration - Lobby

 

8:00 ­ 1:00     Golf Outing

                        Glenn Miller, Baylor University, Coordinator

 

9:00 ­ 11:00   Tennis Outing

                        Carolyn Mauck, Delmar College, Coordinator

 

8:00 AM ­ 12:00 PM           Administrative Pre-Conference                  Canyon Suite I

 

8:00 ­ 8:30     ³Leadership and Communication: Are Students/Faculty Understanding Your Message?²

John Oppliger and Bill Stobart, Pittsburg State University, Ron Dewlen, Henderson State University, George White, University of Montana-Billings.

                                   

8:30 ­ 9:00     ³Survival Strategies for Department Chairs²

                                    Ginny Overdorf, William Paterson University and

                                    Carol Wood, Salisbury University

 

9:00 ­ 9:30     ³Performance Contracting:  A Progressive Approach to Administrative                                  Evaluation²

                                    Bill Sparks, Washburn University

 

9:30 ­ 10:00   ³Promoting Complacency: The Chairperson's Role in Faculty Evaluation in a Unionized University²

John Oppliger, Pittsburg State University, Ron Dewlen, Henderson State University

 

10:00 ­ 10:30 ³Assessing Departmental Effectiveness²

                                    Dirk Nelson, Central Missouri State University

 

10:30 ­ 11:00 ³Women in Administration: Unique Challenges and Opportunities²

                                    Lynda Ransdell, Boise State University

 

11:00 ­ 11:30 ³21st Century Curriculum Considerations for Physical Education²

                                    Brian M. Hickey, E. Newton Jackson, & Sarah Price,

Florida A&M University

 

11:30 ­ 12:00 ³Kinesiology and Physical Education Chair Directory²

                                    Steve Estes, East Carolina University

 

12:00- 12:10   Pre Conference Wrap-up

                                    John Massengale and Hally Poindexter, Pre-Conference Coordinators

 

12:00 ­ 1:00   Lunch Break

 

1:00 ­ 2:00     NAKPEHE Committee Meetings

                       

Awards                                              

                        By Laws

                        Elections

                        Foundations

                        Future Directions

                        Membership

                        Public Affairs

                        Publications

                        Social Justice/Diversity

                        Technology

 

 

2:00 ­ 5:00 PM                 Thursday, January 7                          Concurrent Sessions

 

Canyon Suite I

 

2:00-2:45        "A Collaboration Between Middle School Physical Education, Science, and Math Teachers for Improved Physical Education, Science, and Math Programs"

                                    Paul Calleja and Jack Kern, University of Arkansas

 

2:45-3:30        ³Academic Preparation for the 21st Century Student ­ East Meets West²

Mel E. Finkenberg, Stephen F. Austin State University

Kathy LaMaster, San Diego State University

Melanie Mitchell, Robert McKethan, Appalachian State University

 

3:30-4:15        "Practical PETE"

Karen Fredenburg, Glenn Miller, Rafer Lutz, Margaret Wooddy,

Baylor University

 

4:15-5:00        ³Using the Cadet Teaching Program to improve the professional preparation of Physical Education Teacher Education Candidates prior to the Professional Semester²

Ron Dewlen and Hal McAfee, Henderson State University

 

Canyon Suite II

 

2:00-2:45   ³The State of Teaching Students with Disabilities Across a Very Large School District²

               R.R. Apache, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

 

2:45-3:30        ³A Unique Schema for the Teaching of Ethics To University Students²

                                    Walt Hammerslough, La Sierra University                

 

3:30-4:15        ³Mentoring and connection to a professional learning community for first-year Physical Education Specialists²

                                    Mary LaVine, Kent State University

 

4:15-5:00         ³Views of Physical Activity Participation by Physical Education Majors:  A Qualitative Study 

                                    Wei Bian, Southern Illinois University Carbondale (SIUC)

 

Canyon Suite III

 

2:00-2:45        ³Successes and Challenges: Recruitment and Retention of a Diversity of Students, Faculty, and Administrators into Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education²

                                    Samuel Hodge, The Ohio State University

 

2:45-3:30        "Teaching PETE Students About Diversity Issues"

                                    Kathryn Davis, Middle Tennessee State University

 

3:30-4:15        ³Teaching Kinetics and Kinematics to Under-prepared Kinesiology/Biomechanics Students: A Learner-centered Approach²

                                    Cheryl Holloway, Eastern New Mexico University

 

4:15-5:00        ³How To Combine Pedagogical Theory With A Diverse Field Base Curriculum For The Development            Of Physical Education Teacher Candidates²

                                    Charlie Goehl, Elmhurst College

 

Canyon Suite IV

 

2:00-2:45        New Changes in NCATE Folio Preparation:  The Saga Continues

                                    Jackie Lund, Georgia State University

 

2:45­3:30      ³Are accreditors moving us in the right direction in physical education teacher preparation and exercise science for the 21st century?²

                                    Shawn Ladda, Manhattan College

 

3:30-4:45        ³Alternative Assessment: Claiming Your Education²

                                    Nancy Burkhalter and Tarek Hassoun, Texas Woman's University

 

4:45-5:30        ³Changing Perspectives of the Academic Preparation of Students:

Reflections of Two 35-Year Veterans of Kinesiology/Physical Education Higher Education²

Robert E. Stadulis, Kent State University and

Mary Jo MacCracken, The University of Akron

 

Seminar Room  

 

2:00­2:45       ³A 21st Century Tool to Evaluate the Student Teachers Impact on Learning²

                                    Sarah Bingham, Longwood University

 

2:45-3:30        ³Interdisciplinary connections for kinesiology students in the 21st Century²

                                    Paul Downing, Towson University

 

3:30-4:15        ³Effects of Lifetime Fitness for Health Instruction on College Students¹ Behavioral and Psychological Physical Activity Orientation²

Bradley J. Cardinal, Oregon State University, and Marc D. Spaziani, Chemeketa Community College

 

4:15-5:00        ³What¹s stopping us? The role of higher education in increasing lifetime physical activity²

Steven  Frierman, Hofstra University

 

 

Dinner on your own

 

 

 

 

 

7:00 ­ 10:15 PM                              Thursday, January 7

 

7:00 ­ 10:15 PM                    Doctoral Posters on Display:

 

³Prioritizing positive social development in KPEHE required curricula: Meeting the educational demands of the 21st century²

            Daniel  Balderson, University of Nevada Las Vegas

 

³Theoretical and Practical Applications of the Philosophy of ŒFlow¹ in Physical Education²

Ethel M. Gregory, The University of New Mexico

 

³The Development and Validation of Computer Mediated Simulation (CMS) Training Application designed to Enhance Interactive Decision Making Processes among Teacher Candidates²

Rachel Gurvitch, Ed.D ­ Georgia State University

           

³Perceptions of the Student Teaching Triad: A Naturalistic Inquiry into Teaching Behaviors that may Lead to Negligence in the Physical Education Environment²

Kelle L. Murphy, University of Central Oklahoma

 

³The importance of KPEHE leadership in postsecondary coaching preparation: Providing principles and practice dialogue for the 21st century.²

            Darian Parker, University of Nevada-Las Vegas.

 

³Poster Title: Sport, Assimilation, and the Native American Boarding School Experience in New Mexico, 1885-1940²

Sean P. Sullivan, University of New Mexico

 

8:00 ­ 9:15 PM          Delphine Hanna Lecture                 Coronado Ballroom

"Changes and Challenges: 2020 Vision"

                      John M. Charles, The College of William and Mary

                                                                                               

Presider:  Bill Sparks, Washburn University, President, NAKPEHE

Introduction:  Steve Estes, East Carolina University

 

9:15 ­ 10:15 PM        Reception and Doctoral Poster Recognition

                                                Light Hor d¹oevres provided, cash bar

                       

Friday, January 7                           

 

7:00 - 8:20 AM           Past Presidents, Breakfast (by invitation only)

 

8:30 ­ 9:30 AM          Keynote Address                               Coronado Ballroom

 

                                    ³The Students of Tomorrow: Meeting Needs and Defining Purpose²

Dr. Charles ³Chuck² Corbin

Arizona State University    

 

Presider: Bill Sparks, Washburn University, President, NAKPEHE,

Introduction: Bill Forbes, Towson University,

Vice President, NAKPEHE,

 

 

 

Friday, January 7             9:45 AM ­ 12:00 PM                          Concurrent Sessions

 

Canyon Suite I

 

9:45 ­ 10:30               ³Technology Through Physical Education Eye Glasses: 20/20 Vision?²

                        Richard Oates, North Georgia College & State University

Leah Holland Fiorentino, Adelphi University

 

10:30 ­ 11:15             ³Integrating Technology in the ASU PETE Program²

Robert  McKethan, Melanie Mitchell, Michael Kernodle, Douglas Brantz and  Steve Elliott, Appalachian State University

 

11:15 ­ 12:00             ³Are PETE Graduates Adequately Prepared To Integrate Technology In The 21st Century?  A Study On The Perceptions Of PETE Faculty²

Jeffrey Lindauer, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and

David Wittenburg, University of New Mexico

Canyon Suite II

 

9:45 ­ 10:30               "Exploring Social Justice with ŒThe Breakfast Club¹"

                                                Aaron Banks, Gustavus Adolphus College

 

10:30 ­ 11:15             ³The Courage to Care. Restoring the Basics in the Classroom Experience²

                                                Beverly Mitchell, Kennesaw State University

 

11:15 ­ 12:00             ³The Integration of Multiple Intelligences Into Classroom Teaching²

                                                Michael Kernodle, Melanie Mitchell, Appalachian State University

 

Canyon Suite III

 

9:45 ­ 10:30               ³Using Personal Digital Assistants for Assessment in Physical Education²

                                                Kathy La Master, San Diego State University

 

10:30 ­ 11:15             ³Integrating Physical Education into an Academic Curriculum²

                                                Hiba Shublak, Active Learning, Westminster, CA

 

11:15 ­ 12:00             ³Increasing Student Learning Through Practical Application of Theoretical Concepts Using Meaningful Challenges²

                                                Alison Murray, University of New Mexico

Harry Meeusen and George King, University of Texas at El Pas                 

Canyon Suite IV

 

9:45 ­ 10:30               ³Infusion Of A Computerized Observation And Analysis System Into The Physical Education Teacher Preparation Program²

Ruth Ann Nyhus and D. Allen Phillips, Central Missouri State University

 

10:30 ­ 11:15             ³Developing Skill Analysis Ability in Pre-service Teachers?²

                                                Shaunna McGhie and Kemal Makasci, Utah Valley State College

 

11:15 ­ 12:00             ³An Integrated Major for School Health Education and Physical Education: Cutting Edge or Cutting Our Own Throats?²

                                                Mandi Anderson, Ray Martinez, Marci Wycoff-Horn, Kristi Mally,

University of Wisconsin-La Crosse

 

Friday, January 7

 

Coronado Ballroom

 

12:15 ­ 2:00 PM        Amy Morris Homans Lecture and Luncheon

                                    "Amy Morris Homans Back to the Future"

Deborah Tannehill, Pacific Lutheran University

Presider:  Bill Sparks, Washburn University, President, NAKPEHE

                  Co-Introduction:         Connie Collier, Kent State University

                                                                        Judy Oslin, Kent State University

 

Friday, January 7                            2:00 ­ 5:00 PM                     Concurrent Sessions

 

Canyon Suite I

 

2:00 ­ 2:45                 ³Growing Professional Aptitudes of Pre-service Teachers²

                                                Connie Collier and Judy Oslin, Kent State University

 

2:45 ­ 3:30                 ³Redesign Of Teacher Education: Impact Of The 100-Day Internship On Professional Preparation Of Redesign Of Teacher Education: Impact Of The 100 Day Internship On Professional Preparation Of Physical Education Candidates²

                                                Carol Wood, Salisbury University

 

3:30 ­ 4:15                 "Incorporating State Teaching Standards in a Professional Preparation Program"        

                                                Bennett Lombardo, Rhode Island College

 

4:15 ­ 5:00                 ³Computer Mediated Simulation (CMS): A Training Application to Foster the Decision Making Skills of Pre-service Teachers²

                                                Rachel Gurvitch, Georgia State University and Andrew Hawkins,

                                    West Virginia University 

 

Canyon Suite II

 

2:00 ­ 2:45                 ³Interactive Online Pedagogy Course for Early Childhood PE Teacher Interns²

Bilha Bittan, College for Physical Education, Givat Washington, Israel

 

2:45 ­ 3:30                 ³Analyzing motor skills using streaming video²

                                                Ross Friesen, Washburn University

 

3:30 ­ 4:15                 "Best Practices in Online Distance Education"

                                                Gloria Napper-Owen, University of New Mexico

 

4:15 ­ 5:00                 ³Infusing Technology into Undergraduate Kinesiology Classes²

                                                Brian M. Hickey, Florida A&M University and

Robert A. Rider, University of Tennessee

 

Canyon Suite III

 

2:00 ­ 2:45                 ³Changing the Focus of Physical Education to Physical Activity²

                                                Andrea Metzker, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona

 

2:45 ­ 3:30                 ³Developing Appropriate Exercise for Seniors: Lessons Learned from a Student Led, Wellness Based Senior Exercise Program²

Mary Kirk, Wiley Piazza, Gary Eippert, Jan Montague, and

Amy Roberto, Northern Kentucky University

 

3:30 ­ 4:15                 ³Lifetime Wellness: Developing a Wellness Attitude in Undergraduate Students²

                                                Bill Sparks, Washburn University

 

4:15 ­ 5:00                 ³Wellness Peer Mentoring-From the Classroom to Professional²

                                                Nanette Tummers, Eastern Connecticut State University

 

Canyon Suite IV

 

2:00 ­ 2:45                 ³It Takes a Team: Making Sports Safe for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Athletes and Coaches²

                                                Camille O¹Bryant, California Polytechnic State University and

                                                Ingrid Johnson, University of Arizona

 

2:45 ­ 3:30                 ³Title IX and Sport Socialization Experiences for Girls and Women: Moving toward Social Justice in Sport²

Ingrid Johnson, University of Arizona, Camille O¹Bryant, California Polytechnic State University and Nancy Lough,

University of New Mexico

 

3:30 ­ 4:15                 ³Multicultural/Diversity Education:  Academic Preparation for 21st Century Faculty and Students²

                                                Betty Jones, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis

 

4:15 ­ 5:00                 ³Contact Magnifies the Impact, Doesn¹t it?²

                                                Anne Stewart, Del Mar College

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Saturday, January 8        

 

Coronado Ballroom

 

8:00 ­ 10:00 AM        Dudley Allen Sargent Lecture and Breakfast

                                    "The Art of Everything"

Seymour Kleinman, The Ohio State University            

 

Presider:  Bill Sparks, Washburn University, President NAKPEHE

                                    Introduction:  Steve Estes, East Carolina University

 

 

Saturday, January 8          10:00 AM ­ 12:15 PM                 Concurrent Sessions                          

 

Copper Room

 

10:00-11:00                Global H.E.A.L.T.H. Promotion

                                    Special Yoga Class for active participant.  Come dressed to exercise.         

Kelly Charles, William and Mary College

 

Canyon Suite I

 

10:00 ­ 10:45             ³Those who can¹t do teach: Historical perspectives on the academic preparation of physical educators in the United States²

                                                Alison Wryn, California State University, Long Beach

 

10:45 ­ 11:30             ³Learning More by Doing:  A Teaching Strategy Focused on Eliminating the But²

                                                Valerie Wayda and Marilyn Buck, Ball State University

 

11:30 ­ 12:15             "Toward an alternative postsecondary curriculum: New opportunities or quixotic jousts?"

                                                Tom Sharpe, University of Nevada-Las Vegas

 

Canyon Suite II

 

10:00 ­ 10:45             ³Teaching the Kinesiology Student in the 21st Century: Using Case Studies to Provide a More Engaging Student Learning Environment²

Shane D. Stecyk, California State University, Northridge

Shane G. Frehlich, California State University, Northridge

                                               

10:45 ­ 11:30             ³Problem Based Learning ­ Designing Effective Problems²

                                                Donna Hester, University of Alabama at Birmingham

                                                Donna Dunaway, Samford University

 

11:30 ­ 12:15             ³Preparing Students in a Fractured Field for the 21st Century²

                                                William Freeman and Donna Woolard, Campbell University and

Ronald W. Hyatt and Sherry Salyer, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

 

 

Canyon Suite III

 

10:00 ­ 10:45             "No Child Left Behind and the Omission of Highly Qualified Coaches"

                                                Ron Dewlen, Henderson State University

 

10:45 ­ 11:30             ³Hey, Who¹s Driving This Thing?²  The Role of the Accreditation Process in Developing Curriculum for Professional Preparation Programs in Kinesiology

Shane Frehlich and Shane D. Stecyk, California State University, Northridge

 

11:30 ­ 12:15             ³Restructuring Student Teaching: Moving from a Traditional Model to an Apprenticeship Model²

                                                Rockie Pedersen and Harry Meeuwsen, University of Texas at

El Paso

           

Canyon Suite IV

 

10:00 ­ 10:45             ³An Analysis of Information Technology (IT)  Requirements in Sport Management Programs²

Greg Letter, Mississippi State University, Dan Drane, University of Southern Mississippi and Steven Carney, DeSales University

 

10:45 ­ 11:30             ³Determining proportionality in examining sports media coverage:

An analysis of the use of independent standards in content analysis research²

Paul M. Pedersen , Palm Beach Atlantic University and Kim S. Miloch, Indiana University

 

11:30 ­ 12:15             ³Recombining Health and Physical Education: Incorporating Physical Activity into a Traditional Health Class²

                                                David Claxton, Western Carolina University

 

Seminar

 

11:30 ­ 12:30             Hally Beth Poindexter Young Scholar Lecture 

 

"Are the National Physical Education Standards Achievable?"                    

Darla M. Castelli, University of Illinois

                                    Presider:  Bill Sparks, Washburn University, President NAKPEHE

                                    Responder: Seymour Kleinman, The Ohio State University

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Saturday, January 8             1:00 PM ­ 2:30 PM                        Concurrent Sessions                   

 

Canyon Suite I

 

1:00 ­ 1:45                 ³Doctoral Competencies in Physical Education Teacher Education²

                                                Andrew Hawkins, and Lynn Housner, West Virginia University

and Rachel Gurvitch, Georgia State University

 

1:45 ­ 2:30                 ³Will Technology Eliminate Regional Colleges for the 21st Century Student?²

Bill Stobart, Pittsburg State University and Lynn Leggett, Henderson State University.

 

Canyon Suite II

 

1:00 ­ 1:45                 ³Factors contributing to the advancement of women to the position of

Athletic Director in Intercollegiate Athletics²

                                                Nancy Lough, University of New Mexico

 

1:45 ­ 2:30                 ³Project Success Gets Physical: Collaboration and the Use of a Physical Education Course to Help Academically and Socially At-Risk College Students²

                                                Paul Trilling, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh                     

 

Canyon Suite III

 

1:00 ­ 1:45                 ³Sport Management Laboratory Classes: A Higher Level of Learning²                             

Michael Smucker, Texas Tech University

           

1:45 ­ 2:30                 ³Sport management professorial job announcements: A content analysis of employment advertisements and openings in this emerging academic field²

Paul M. Pedersen, Robert M. Myers, Palm Beach Atlantic University and Warren A. Whisenant, University of Houston

 

Canyon Suite IV

 

1:00 ­ 1:45                 ³Are our PETE students prepared to teach in an inclusive classroom?²

                                                Jill Cordova, Jessica Miller, Mesa State College       

 

1:45 ­ 2:30                 ³The relationship between high school students and their parents¹ attitudes relative to physical education programs: As obesity increases in our nation, interest in high school physical education programscomes into question ³

Kurt A. Stahura, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Tom Adams, Jennifer Maland, and Jim Stillwell,  Arkansas State University

 
 
 
Seminar Room

 

1:00 ­ 1:45                 "Media Literacy & Popular Culture: A Roadmap to Developing Media Literate Undergraduates"

                                                Aaron Banks, Gustavus Adolphus College

 

1:45 ­ 2:30                 ³Do We Assume or Do we Know? Assessing the True Impact of our Curricula on Student Learning²

Harry Meeuwsen and George King, University of Texas El Paso, Alison Murray, University of New Mexico;

 

Coronado Ballroom 

 

2:30 ­ 4:00 PM          NAKPEHE Business Meeting

                                    All NAKPEHE members are encouraged to attend

 

Board Room

 

4:00 ­ 4:30 PM          Combined Board Meeting (04-05 Board & 05-06 Board)

 

4:30 - 6:00 PM           New Board Meeting (2005-06 Board)