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Welcome to Palm Springs!

Welcome to the 2020 National Association for Kinesiology in Higher Education Annual Conference in beautiful Palm Springs, California! The conference theme this year is Leading Beyond the Campus: Driving Change as Experts. This conference is the Congress 2.0 from the first Congress we had in 2014. As promised at the first Congress, we are going to continue discussions around stewardship and driving change in the profession. Our internationalization and diversity awareness efforts are up and running. Stay tuned for details that will be shared during my plenary address and operationalized during the business meeting on Saturday

morning. I am so happy to report that we have made some wonderful changes toward these ends and cannot wait to share them with you. One of the great honors of being President of NAKHE is to select the featured lecturers. I have asked three young professionals to deliver these keynote lectures this year. Jody Langdon (Georgia Southern University) will present the Hanna lecture, Tara Tietjen-Smith (Texas A&M Commerce) will present the Homans lecture, and Brian Culp (Kennesaw State University) will present the Sargent lecture. Do not miss these lectures! They will be informative and timely and will not disappoint. Lastly, I wish to thank Tim Baghurst, the Board of Directors, and all of you who are presenting. You all make this conference a success. Thank you, Tim, for directing, leading, and managing this conference. Your attention to detail, professionalism, and foresight has been evident from over a year out. I look forward to taking advantage of all the wonderful surprises you have in store for us! Please, take time to let him know how much you appreciate his hard work! Thank you, Board of Directors, for advising me, doing your committee work, and responding to my calls all year. You are making my goals as President become a reality. And, most importantly, thank you presenters! You are the purpose – the reason we have an annual meeting. I look forward to attending your presentations and engaging in lively debate with you all! All the best for a great conference experience!

Betty A. Block NAKHE President

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A VPs Perspective

There was once a vice president named Tim Who was elected in what felt like a whim

A conference he prepared As if it none of it cared

So you will find his name labeled as Jim

As Vice President of NAKHE, I am sure there are a plethora of things I should tell you about the organization and conference. The list would be long, the paragraphs boring, and some reactive inhibition (boredom; I challenge you to include it in journal articles!) would be guaranteed. So, let me be brief. The people drive this organization. From the executive committee, to the board of directors, to the committee members, to the membership, to the donors, and to our sponsors, this organization works very hard to make a positive difference in the many different disciplines that fit under the kinesiology umbrella.

If you’re new, welcome to the family! Although this document, in addition to your NAKHE Conference App, will be your guide through this week of activities, find someone and ask if you have questions. Go to the new member’s luncheon and get involved. But above all, have some fun and meet people. Enjoy your week, and If you have any questions, ask for “Jim.”

Tim Baghurst NAKHE Vice President

2020 Keynote Speaker

Hal Lawson

Professional Socialization and Knowledge for Practice in the Neo-liberal University Friday 2:00pm – 3:30pm

Hal A. Lawson is a Professor of Social Welfare and Professor of Educational Administration and Policy Studies at the University of Albany. He also contributes to research and development in Public Health and Kinesiology. These interdisciplinary affiliations announce Hal as a bridging scholar who works at the boundaries of research, policy, professional education, and practice. In addition to an extensive publication record and substantial external funding, Hal’s work includes consultations and evaluations for school districts, universities, public social service systems,

and state, provincial, and international education agencies. Over his career, Hal has received numerous awards including the University of Albany’s Inaugural Lifetime Career Achievement Award for Outreach and Engagement Scholarship.

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NAKHE Board of Directors

Betty Block President

Tara Tietjen-Smith

President Elect

B. Ann Boyce Past President

Tim Baghurst Vice President

Jody Langdon Vice President

Elect

Lynda Ransdell Past Vice President

Carrie Sampson

Moore Executive Director

Gayle Wells Secretary

Jesse Germain Leadership

Institute Coordinator

Camille O’Bryant

Foundations Chair

Jared Russell Future

Directions Chair

Clay Bolton Marketing

Chair & Memorialist

Daniel Burt Publications

Chair

Anna Marie Frank

Nominations & Elections Chair

Lindsey Nanney

Bylaws Chair

Vanessa Fiaud Awards Chair

Donna Woolard

Webmaster & Membership

Manager

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Table of Contents

2020 Schedule-At-A-Glance p.5

Hotel Conference Rooms Maps p.6

Conference Sponsors p.7

Wednesday Schedule p.8

Thursday Schedule p.8

Friday Schedule p.14

Saturday Schedule p.16

NAKHE Journals p.17

Things to do in the Palm Springs Area p.18

2019 Award Winners p.18

Past Presidents p.18

Fellows p.19

Delphine Hanna Lecturers p.20

Amy Morris Homans Lecturers p.21

Sargent Lecturers p.21

Hally Poindexter Young Scholar Awardees p.22

Engaged Scholar Program Recipients p.22

Presidential Awardees p.22

Distinguished Scholar Awardees p.23

Distinguished Administrator Awardees p.23

Distinguished Service Awardees p.23

Distinguished Teaching Awardees p.24

2021 Conference Information p.25

Notes/Contacts p.26

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2020 NAKHE National Conference Schedule At-A-Glance Wed, Jan 8th Thurs, Jan 9th Fri, Jan 10th Sat, Jan 11th

Registration Desk Open

1:00pm-7:00pm

Registration Desk Open

7:30am-3:00pm

Registration Desk Open

8:30am-3:00pm

Registration Desk Open

8:00am-12:00pm

Breakfast On Your Own

7:00am-8:30am

Editorial Board

Meeting 7:00am-8:30am

Breakfast On Your

Own 7:00am-8:30am

Past President’s Breakfast 7:00am-8:30am

Editorial Board

Breakfast 7:00am-8:30am

8:00am-9:45am Business/Board

Meeting with Breakfast Breakfast

begins 8:00am Business

Meeting begins 8:15am

National Organizations

Meeting 8:30am-10:00am

Presentations 8:30am-9:45am

NAKHE Committee Meetings

8:30am-9:30am

NAKHE Board Meeting 9:00am-1:00pm

Break 9:30am-9:45am

Break 9:45am-10:00am

Presentations 9:45am-10:55am

Break 9:45am-10:00am

Presentations 10:00am-11:30 am

Presentations 10:00am-11:30am Young Scholar Lecture

11:00am-12:00pm Break 11:30am to 12:00pm Break 11:30am-12:00pm

New Members

Lunch 12:00pm-2:00pm

Distinguished Awards & Lunch

Sargent Lecture 12:00pm-1:30pm

Homans

Lecture with Lunch

12:00pm-1:30pm

Poster Presentations

Setup 1:00pm-2:00pm Break 1:30pm-2:00pm End of

Conference

Presentations 2:00pm-3:15pm Keynote Speaker 2:00pm-3:30pm

NAKHE New Board of Directors Meeting

2:00pm-5:00pm

Administration Panel

3:00pm-4:00pm

Break 3:15pm-3:30pm

Poster Presentations 3:30pm-4:30pm

Free Time! 3:30pm-Late

Break 4:00pm-4:10pm

DHCT Training 4:10pm-5:00pm Heavy Hor

D’oeuvres (Cash Bar) 4:30pm-6:00pm

Reception/Social/Awards 5:00pm-7:00pm

Hanna Lecture 5:00pm-6:00pm

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Miramonte Floor Plans

Lobby Level Reception Building

Upper Level Reception Building

Mesquite Ballroom

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Thank You to Our Key Sponsors of NAKHE 2020!

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Schedule

Wednesday, January 8th, 2020

Time Event Location 1:00pm – 7:00pm Registration Check In/Help Ocotillo Foyer 9:00am – 1:00pm NAKHE Board Meeting Juniper I/II

3:00pm – 4:00pm

Interviews, Contracts, Negotiations, and Hiring Decisions of the Pre-Tenure Faculty Member Senior Admin Panel moderated by Jesse Germain & Steve Estes

Panel includes Shelley Holden (South Alabama), Gary Ligouri (Rhode Island), Mark Tillman (Kennesaw State), Carrie Sampson Moore (MIT), & Tim Baghurst (Florida State)

Ocotillo II

Break: 4:00pm – 4:10pm

Time Event Location

4:10pm – 5:00pm Department Head Certification (DHCT Training): Reports and Discussion moderated by Jesse Germain & Steve Estes Ocotillo II

5:00pm – 7:00pm Reception/Social – Plenary/Fellow Awards

Social Sponsored by Steve and Betty Estes Fellow Awards Sponsored by Richard Oates

Juniper/Miramonte Terrace

Thursday, January 9th, 2020

Time Event Location 7:30am – 3:00pm Registration Check In/Help Ocotillo Foyer 7:00am – 8:30am Breakfast On Your Own 7:00am – 8:30am Taylor & Francis Editorial Board Meeting – QUEST Juniper I/II

8:30am – 10:00am National Organizations Meeting (by invite only) Date Palm

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Presentations 8:30am - 9:45am Ironwood I Ironwood II Ironwood III Ocotillo I Ocotillo II Area: General Area: PETE Area: HE and Admin Area: Sports & Coaching Area: IPAP

Moderated by Sean Bulger

Moderated by Melissa Jensen

Moderated by Shelley Holden

Moderated by Donna Woolard

Moderated by Andrea Short

8:30am –

8:50am

Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) in Kinesiology: The Possibilities and

Pitfalls of Virtual Mobility

Sean Bulger

Dana Voelker* Emi Tsuda*

James Wyant* Scott Barnicle*

Field Systems Analysis: Passing Teacher

Performance Assessments in Physical Education

William Davis Jamie Gilbert

Innovative Approaches to Increasing Retention

and Graduation at a Minority-Serving

Institution

Sierra Cordova Cristina Mancera

Ray De Leon*

Using Concepts from Self-Determination Theory to

Enhance an Already-Existing Coach

Assessment: CoachDISC and Autonomy Support

Jody Langdon

Elizabeth Masen Diane Benish*

Promoting Kinesiology and Program

Entrepreneurship through an Online Physical Activity

Course

Sheri J. Brock Robin Thornburg-Brock

Jessica Grimes Brenna Cosgrove

8:50am –

9:10am

Creating Professional Standards for Doctoral

Education in Kinesiology: Embracing Diversity Rather Than Imposing Conformity

Murray Mitchell

Diverse Neighbors: A University-Public School

Collaboration

Tan Leng Goh Jan Bishop

Long Term Investment Strategies to Grow our

Greatest Asset

Melinda Campbell

College Coaches Decision Making and Leadership

Effect on Tennis Student Athletes

Lauren Holzberg

Galen Morton Eugene Asola

Leading the University with Inclusive Excellence

Education in Wellness Programs

Bridget Melton Robert Clouse

9:10am –

9:30am

Leveraging Technology to Increase Engagement in the Higher Education

Classroom

Martha James-Hassan

Changing Perceptions Through a Home School Based Physical Education

Program

Melissa Jensen

Money, Money, Where Are You?

Vanessa Fiaud

Shelley L. Holden

Documenting Program Excellence: Building a

Portfolio for IPAP Faculty

Jared Russell Carrie Moore

Bridget Melton Kevin Casebolt

9:30-9:45 Wrap-up & Questions Wrap-up & Questions Wrap-up & Questions Wrap-up & Questions Wrap-up & Questions *denotes non-attending presenter

Break: 9:45am – 10:00am

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Presentations: 10:00am – 11:30am Ironwood I Ironwood II Ironwood III Ocotillo I Ocotillo II

Area: General Area: PETE Area: HE & Admin Area Ex Phys/Health/AT Area: IPAP

Moderated by Jesse Germain

Moderated by Joe Deutsch

Moderated by Betty Block

Moderated by Amy Stringer

Moderated by Carrie Moore

10:00am –

10:20am

BE YOU | BE FIT: An Innovate Way to Increase

Physical Activity and Healthy Eating at Historically Black

Colleges and Universities

Richard Curley

Implementing the Health.Moves.Minds Curriculum into your

PETE Program

Joe Deutsch

Departmental Unity Through Cross-Curricular

Collaboration

Jeremy Elliott Michael Craw David Kyle*

Becoming a Clinical Scholar in Athletic

Training

Stephen Andrew Cage Brandon J. Warner

Lead Change and Increase Impact: Uniting

Wellness Stakeholders

Carrie Moore

10:20am –

10:40am

Combat Warriors: Fighting Sexual

Harassment and Sexual Assault at Our Nation's

Military Academy

Jesse Germain Michael Turner

Local Communities and PETE Faculty Expertise

Forming

K.C. Diedrich Glenn Miller

Charlie Goehl

Leader-Mentor Grant Experience

Jennifer Bunn

Colin Wilborn*

The Challenges of Conducting Research in a

Lab School for Middle School-aged Children

Resa Chandler Amy Stringer

Derek Becker*

Documenting Program Excellence: Building a

Dossier for IPAP Faculty

Bridget Melton Keven Casebolt Jared Russell Carrie Moore

10:40am –

11:00am

The Essence of Leadership: Leading beyond the "System"

Anne Merrem

Leading Beyond the PETE Program: Lessons

from the Open and SUNY Cortland

Partnership

John Foley Aaron Hart

Lynn Couturier MacDonald

Promoting Success in Online and Blended Kinesiology Based

Courses for Traditional and Transfer Students

Jamie Gilbert William Davis

Campus, Community, Collaboration: The Health Institute at MSU Denver

Susan Bertelsen

Matching Institutional Strategic Plans and IPAP

Program Learning Outcomes: Advocating as

Stakeholders and Strategists

Andrea Short Geoff Meek

Lindsey Nanney*

11:00am –

11:20am

PETE Program Accreditation: Dealing

with the Standards Before and After June 30, 2019

Geoff Meek

Pamela Bechtel* Meggan Hartzog* Adrian Turner*

Building Bridges on Campus: Overcoming

University Politics

Gayle Maddox Betty A. Block

The North Carolina School Health Training Center - a

Win-Win-Win

Amy Stringer

Measuring the Impact of Elective University

Instructional Physical Activity Courses

Bernie Goldfine

Grant Hill Zenong Yin*

Kandice Porter*

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11:20am –

11:30am Wrap-up & Questions Wrap-up & Questions Wrap-up & Questions Wrap-up & Questions Wrap-up & Questions

*denotes non-attending presenter

Break: 11:30am-12:00pm

Time Event Location

12:00pm – 2:00pm

New Members Lunch Hosted by Brian Culp and Britt Johnson

Sponsored by Beverly Mitchell, Judy Bischoff, Ronald Feingold, Karen DePauw, Mike Metzler, Ann Boyce

Juniper I/II

1:00pm – 2:00pm Poster Presentations Setup

Mesquite I/II

Presentations: 2:00pm – 3:10pm Ironwood I Ironwood II Ironwood III Ocotillo I Ocotillo II Area: General Area: PETE Area: HE & Admin Area: Coaching Area: HE & Admin

Moderated by Justin Haegele

Moderated by Betty Block

Moderated by Hans van der Mars

Moderated by Charles Wilson

Moderated by Doug Hochstetler

2:00pm –

2:20pm

Strategies to be Utilized by Rural University

Kinesiology Departments to

Successfully Grow Their Brands

Rick Hardy

Cole Shewmake John Oppliger

Managing the Negative Perceptions of Being a

Physical Educator

Betty Block Adelle Monteblanco*

Entrepreneurship in Policy Development: It Takes

Practice

Hans van der Mars Jaimie McMullen

Driving Change in Rural Sport Coaching

Charles H. Wilson, Jr.

Bridget Melton Drew Zwald

Daniel Czech*

We Are -- in This Together: Creating a

Retention Strategic Plan

Douglas Hochstetler

2:20pm –

2:40pm

Creating Classroom-Community Advocacy Networks Using Real

Time Data

Developing Commitments and

Capacity to Learn With, and From, Each Other

It Takes A Village: Entrepreneurship in Policy

Development

Jaimie McMullen

What 32 Years of Coaching Taught Me

About What's Important in Coaching Education

A Brand of Care: Building Soft Skills

Through a Traditional Kinesiology Course

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Debra Berkey Ann MacPhail Hans van der Mars Mary Weiss Donna Woolard

DeAnne Davis Brooks Judy Fowler*

2:40pm –

3:00pm

Using Web of Science to Measure Faculty

Productivity: Trend and Momentum

Xihe Zhu

Justin A. Haegele

The Role of Critical Friend in Advocating for Change

Agency in Kinesiology

Deborah Tannehill Ann MacPhail

The Efficiency of High Intensity Interval

Training in Physical Education Hours

Masoud Moghaddam

Tim Baghurst

3:00pm-3:10pm Wrap-up & Questions Wrap-up & Questions Wrap-up & Questions Wrap-up & Questions Wrap-up & Questions *denotes non-attending presenter

Break: 3:10pm – 3:30pm

Time Event Presenter Location 3:30pm

– 4:30pm

Poster Presentations (Graduate Award Evaluated by Awards Committee) Mesquite

I/II

Leading Beyond the Campus: Addressing Climate Change Through SEL in PETE Programs Roberta Faust

Clinical Reasoning: A Driver of Change in Kinesiology Rebecca Ataman

Cultivating Collegiate Innovation Through Experiential Learning Experiences Michelle Vaughn

General Physical Education Pre-Service Teachers' Self-Efficacy of Teaching Children with Autism:

Before and After a Semester-Long Practicum

Mary L. Henninger Emily Jones

How Teaching a Marginalized Subject Influences the Identity Formation of Physical Educators Karen Lux Gaudreault Colleen Fadale Colvin*

"What's in It for Me?:" Supporting Physical Education Cooperating Teachers on edTPA Jessica Grimes

Brenna Cosgrove Sheri J. Brock

Instructional Effectiveness in Online Kinesiology Courses Gi-cheol Kim Rachel Gurvitch*

PETE Masters Programs in the U.S. and Alignment with Advanced Teaching Standards: Accelerating Enrollment Management Through Leadership Initiatives

Jamie Gilbert William Davis

Using a Wheelchair Basketball Tournament to Improve Perceptions of Individuals with Disabilities: A Quantitative Analysis

Anthony Rosselli Clay Bolton

Steve Prewitt

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Dean Culpepper* Samantha Roberts* Elizabeth Wachira*

FitU: Moving Motivation Beyond the Classroom Amber Chelette Amanda Perry Jasper Sanford

Trading Spaces, Pedagogies, and Technologies: Developing a University Active Learning Center via Public-Private Partnership

Sean Bulger Valerie Wayda Dana Voelker* James Wyant*

A Real World Application of Sport Informatics to Kinesiology Academic Programs Mark Mann Jenn Capps*

Emily Matuszewicz*

Social Media Analytics of Physical Education Professions Gi-cheol Kim Hyokju Jay Maeng*

It's More Than Just a Black Belt: Embodied Learning in Taekwondo Women Valerie Cholet

Athletic Privilege & Perceptions of Reform in the NCAA

Suzanne Lawrence Jeff Eyanson*

Robert Mechikoff Lindsey Cox*

Teacher Beliefs Regarding Teaching Female Secondary School Students in their Physical Education Classes Mijoo Kim

Millennials and Leadership Lauren Holzberg

Exercise is Medicine in Rural America Terry DeWitt Savannah Hart

Athletic Trainers' Perceived and Actual Knowledge of Cupping Therapy Concepts Stephen Andrew Cage LeaderSHIP: Leading Through Rough Waters Sarah Christie

What Makes High Intensity Interval Training Superior to Moderate Intensity Continuous Training? Masoud Moghaddam Bert Jacobson*

Closing the Clinical Application Gap in Athletic Training Education through Simulation Laboratories. Brandon Warner

Using Profanity as a Motivator in Coaching: Fair or Foul Steven Prewitt Tony Rosselli

Dean Culpepper*

Taking the Leap: Stepping out of Higher Education into Entrepreneurship Anne Merrem *denotes non-attending presenter

Time Event Location 4:30pm – 6:00pm Heavy Hor D’oeuvres (Cash Bar) Mesquite III/IV

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5:00pm – 6:00pm

General Session Hanna Lecture by Jody Langdon

Introduced and Moderated by Charles Wilson Sponsored by Taylor & Francis and Leah Fiorentino

Mesquite III/IV

Friday, January 10th, 2020

Time Event Location 8:30am – 3:00pm Registration Check In/Help Ocotillo Foyer

7:00am – 8:30am Breakfast On Your Own 7:00am – 8:30am Past President’s Breakfast Juniper II 7:00am – 8:30am Taylor & Francis Editorial Board Breakfast – IJKHE (5 people) Juniper I 8:30am – 9:30am NAKHE Committee Meetings Ocotillo I/II

Break: 9:30am – 9:45am

Presentations: 9:45am –10:55am Ironwood I Ironwood II Ironwood III Ocotillo I Ocotillo II

Area: General Area: PETE Area: HE & Admin Area: HE & Admin Area: Sport Management

Moderated by Emily Wughalter

Moderated by Britt Johnson

Moderated by Damon Andrew

Moderated by Steve Estes

Moderated by Clay Bolton

9:45am –

10:05am

Using Assessment Data to Market a Teacher Preparation Program

Glenn Hushman

Carolyn Hushman*

The Meanings Health and Physical Education

Professionals Ascribe to their Involvement in the Restoration of School

Programs

Samuel R. Hodge Christian Martínez-Rivera Jennifer Cotto Maisonet* Amanda Cacho Parrilla*

Natalie Brooks*

Leading Change in the Matrix World

Richard Oates

Take the Lead and Change: Graduate Students Affirm

the Online Format and Quality of Their Program

Anna Marie Frank

The "Hidden Fan": Stadia Barriers for Fans on the

Autism Spectrum

Steven Prewitt Samantha Roberts*

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10:05am –

10:25am

Dance like No One is Watching: 33 Years of

the Amy Morris Homans Cotillion

Increasing Effectiveness of PETE Adapted Physical

Education Classes

Britt Johnson Ken Bias

Purposeful Partnerships

Gary Liguori

Leaders of Change: Paving a Way for Success through

Innovative Undergraduate Research

Jennifer J. Brown

Creating an External Advisory Board: "Best

Practices from the Texas A&M University-

Commerce Sport and Recreation Management

Expert Team"

Clay Bolton

10:25am –

10:45am

Emily Wughalter Roberta Bennett* Karen DePauw Jackie Hudson Linda Zwiren

Grace Goc Karp*

Leading Change in an Elementary Education

Physical Education Methods Course

Brenna Cosgrove

Jessica Grimes Sheri J. Brock

Driving Change with Vision: An Applied

Example of Strategic Vision Development and Execution in a College of

Education

Damon Andrew

Hitting the Ground Running: NAKHE’s 2019

Leadership Mentor Program

Kacey DiGiacinto Jared Russell

10:45am –

10:55am Wrap-up & Questions Wrap-up & Questions Wrap-up & Questions Wrap-up & Questions Wrap-up & Questions

*denotes non-attending presenter

Time Event Location

11:00am – 12:00pm Hally Beth Poindexter Young Scholar Lecture by Mara Simon

Introduced with Response by Brian Culp Sponsored by Mel Finkenberg

Mesquite III/IV

12:00pm – 1:30pm Distinguished Awards & Lunch Sargent Lecture by Brian Culp

Introduced and Moderated by Jared Russell Mesquite I/II

Break: 1:30pm – 2:00pm

Time Event Location 2:00pm

– 3:30pm

Keynote Speaker Hal Lawson Introduced and Moderated by Steve Estes Mesquite I/II

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3:30pm – Late Free Time!

Saturday, January 11th, 2020

Time Event Location 8:00am – 12:00pm Registration Check In/Help Ocotillo Foyer

8:00am – 9:45am Business/Board Meeting with Breakfast

Sponsored by Donna Woolard (Breakfast begins at 8am and business meeting starts at 8:15am)

Mesquite I/II

Break: 9:45am – 10:00am

Presentations: 10:00am – 11:30am Mesquite III Mesquite IV

10:00am –

10:45am Navigating the Shifting Canadian PHETE Landscape Nathan Hall

Derek Wasyliw* Lynn Randall

Scope, Purpose, and Mission of Quest and the International Journal of Kinesiology in Higher Education: A Conversation with the Editors and

Associate Editors

Samuel Hodge Beth Hersman Jenna Lorusso*

Glenn Hushman

10:45am –

11:30am

Reviewer Workshop for Quest and The International Journal of Kinesiology in Higher Education

Beth Hersman Samuel Hodge Jenna Lorusso*

Glenn Hushman *denotes non-attending presenter

Break: 11:30am – 12:00pm

12:00pm – 1:30pm

Homans Lecture by Tara Tietjen-Smith Introduced and Moderated by Betty Block

Sponsored by Camille O’Bryant and Judy Bischoff (lunch included)

Mesquite I/II

1:30pm End of Conference 2:00pm – 5:00pm NAKHE New Board of Directors Meeting Mesquite III/IV

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NAKHE Journals

NAKHE operates two journals with different foci. Quest’s overarching aim is to stimulate scholarly discourse on issues pertinent to kinesiology and physical education in higher education. The mission of the International Journal of Kinesiology in Higher Education is to provide a forum for those in the field of kinesiology to share new, introductory, or small-scale research in addition to best practices in leadership, administration, and teaching with a special focus on early career professionals and graduate students.

Interested in submitting a manuscript?

Visit www.nakhe.org/ and click on Publications for submission information!

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Things to Do in the Palm Springs Area

El Paseo Shopping Living Desert Zoo &

Botanical Gardens Palm Springs Aerial

Tramway Hiking in Greater Palm

Springs Westfield Shopping Town

Mall & Theater

Desert Jeep Tours McCallum Theatre

Palm Springs Art Museum Agua Caliente Cultural

Museum Palm Springs Air Museum

Indian Wells Tennis Gardens

Joshua Tree National Park Shields Date Garden Desert Hills Premium

Outlets Aqua Caliente Casino

Fantasy Springs Casino Spotlight 29 Casino

My Picks Visit the graves of Sonny Bono and Frank Sinatra and many other celebrities in the Desert Memorial Park. You’ll have to look hard for Sinatra’s, as the lettering is almost illegible. Take a tour and taste at Desert Distilling, a local distillery. Don’t try the fig vodka but do ask if the basil concoctions have been perfected. If they have, buy me a bottle!

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2020 AWARD WINNERS Hally Beth Poindexter Young Scholar: Mara Simon (Springfield College) Distinguished Teaching Award: Britt Johnson (Missouri Western State University) Distinguished Administrator Award: Camille O’Bryant (California Polytechnic State University) Distinguished Scholar Award: Hans Van Der Mars (Arizona State University) Distinguished Service Award: Richard Oates (University of North Georgia)

PRESIDENTS

YEARS NAME YEARS NAME 1978-79 Co-President: James Ewers 2000-01 Robert O. Ruhling 1978-79 Co President: Mariana Trekell 2001-02 Judith A. Bischoff 1979-80 Marguerite A. Clifton 2002-03 Charles Ash 1980-82 George H. Sage 2003-04 Marilyn M. Buck 1982-84 Hally B. W. Poindexter 2004-05 William G. Sparks III 1984-86 Neil J. Dougherty 2005-06 Virginia Overdorf 1986-88 Beverly June Becker 2006-07 Mel E. Finkenberg 1988-91 David H. Clarke 2007-08 Jan Rintala 1991-92 Mary Lou Remley 2008-09 Bill Forbes 1992-93 Ronald S. Feingold 2009-10 Leah Holland Fiorentino 1993-94 Karen P. DePauw 2010-11 Michael Metzler 1994-95 John D. Massengale 2011-12 Beverly Mitchell 1995-96 Sandra L. Gallemore 2012-13 Jimmy H. Ishee 1996-97 James E. Bryant 2013-14 Camille O’Bryant 1997-98 Susan Kovar 2014-16 Steven G. Estes 1998-99 Steven G. Estes 2016-2019 Betty Block 1999-00 Joy T. DeSensi 2020- present Tara Tietjen-Smith

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FELLOWS

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Hally B. W. Poindexter

Judith A. Bischoff John Charles Betty A. Block Damon Andrew

John D. Massengale Marilyn M. Buck David Clark B. Ann Boyce Linda Bain

Ronald S. Feingold Charles B. Corbin Doris R. Corbett John M. Dunn Brad Cardinal

Karen P. DePauw Steven G. Estes Jody Davenport Richard Oates Brian Culp

Joy T. DeSensi Donald R. Hellison

R. Scott Kretchmar George H. Sage Anna Frank

Mel E. Finkenberg Samuel Hodge Richard A.

Swanson Alison Wrynn E. Newton Jackson

Leah Holland Fiorentino Jimmy H. Ishee Lawrence Locke

Michael Metzler Jacalyn Lund Beverly Mitchell

Camille O’Bryant Gloria Napper-Owen

Dean Pease Roberta Park Donna Woolard Emily Wughalter

NAKHE DELPHINE HANNA LECTURERS

YEAR NAME YEAR NAME YEAR NAME

1992 George H. Sage 2002 Jan Rintala 2012 Leah Holland Fiorentino

1993 Charles B. Corbin 2003 Robert Pangrazi 2013 Ronald S. Feingold 1994 Linda K. Bunker 2004 Virginia Overdorf 2014 Marilyn M. Buck 1995 Linda L. Bain 2005 John Charles 2015 Greg Twietmeyer 1996 Joy T. DeSensi 2006 R. Scott Kretchmar 2016 Anne Marie Frank 1997 John J. Burt 2007 Michael Metzler 2017 Brian Culp 1998 Doris R. Corbett 2008 B. Ann Boyce 2018 Beth Hersman 1999 Seymour Kleinman 2009 John M. Dunn 2019 Jared Russell 2000 Sharon L. Shields 2010 Karen P. DePauw 2020 Jody Langdon

2001 William G. Sparks III 2011 Andrew Hawkins

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NAKHE AMY MORRIS HOMANS LECTURERS

YEAR NAME YEAR NAME YEAR NAME 1967 Eleanor Metheny 1985 Beverly June Becker 2003 Susan Hall 1968 Minnie L. Lynn 1986 Barbara E. Forker 2004 Susan Kovar

1969 Ruth Abenathy 1987 Herberta M. Lundegren 2005 Deborah Tannehill

1970 Rosalind E. Cassidy 1988 Roberta J. Park 2006 Roberta Rikli

1971 Leona Holbrook 1989 Linda L. Bain 2007 Diane Gill 1972 Laura J. Huelster 1990 Mary L. Remley 2008 Marilyn M. Buck 1973 Marion R. Broer 1991 Marianna Trekell 2009 Jan Rintala 1974 Catherine L. Allen 1992 Janet C. Harris 2010 Jackie Lund

1975 Celeste Ulrich 1993 Waneen Wyrick Spirduso 2011 Alison Wrynn

1976 Aileene S. Lockhart 1994 Roberta S. Bennett 2012 Gloria Napper-Owen

1977 Anita Aldrich 1995 Hally B. W. Poindexter 2013 B. Ann Boyce

1978 Camille Brown 1996 Joan Paul 2014 Lynda Ransdell 1979 Phebe M. Scott 1997 Karen P. DePauw 2015 Camille O’Bryant 1980 Anne E. Jewett 1998 Joanna Davenport 2016 Dolly Lambdin 1981 Madge Phillips 1999 Wilma M. Harrington 2017 Betty A. Block 1982 Betty Spears 2000 Judith A. Bischoff 2018 Anne Marie Frank 1983 Edith Betts 2001 Beverly F. Mitchell 2019 Doris Corbett 1984 Margaret J. Safrit 2002 Emily Wughalter 2020 Tara Tietjen-Smith

NAKHE SARGENT LECTURERS

YEAR NAME YEAR NAME YEAR NAME

1980 Marguerite A. Clifton 1995 Lawrence F. Locke 2008 Mel E. Finkenberg

1982 Louis E. Alley 1996 James R. Ewers 2009 Jimmy H. Ishee 1983 Earle F. Zeigler 1997 Richard A. Swanson 2010 Robert Pangrazi 1984 George H. Sage 1998 Shirl J. Hoffman 2011 E Newton Jackson, Jr 1985 Warren P. Fraleigh 1999 John D. Massengale 2012 David Claxton 1987 Roger C. Wiley 2000 Robert Christina 2013 John Charles 1988 David H. Clarke 2001 John M. Dunn 2014 Samuel Hodge 1989 Edward J. Shea 2002 Charles B. Corbin 2015 Douglas Hochstetler 1990 R. Scott Kretchmar 2003 Steven E. Estes 2016 Dwayne Knudson 1991 Wynn F. Updike 2004 Robert O. Ruhling 2017 Jesse Germain 1992 Donald R. Hellison 2005 Seymour Kleinman 2018 Hans van der Mars 1993 Hal A. Lawson 2006 Thomas L. McKenzie 2019 Scott Gordon 1994 Ronald S. Feingold 2007 Thomas L. McKenzie 2020 Brian Culp

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HALLY POINDEXTER YOUNG SCHOLAR AWARD

YEAR NAME YEAR NAME YEAR NAME 2000 JeongAe You 2007 Brian Culp 2014 Kacey DiGiacinto 2001 Yomee Lee 2008 Zan Gao 2015 None 2002 Deb Patterson 2009 Leah Robinson 2016 Marta Hassan James 2003 Greg Letter 2010 Takahiro Sato 2017 Tan Leng Goh 2004 RR Apache 2011 Jaimie McMullen 2018 Christopher Dondzila 2005 Darla Castelli 2012 Elizabeth Mullins 2019 Justin Haegele 2006 T Michelle Magyar 2013 Glenn Hushman 2020 Mara Simon

ENGAGED SCHOLAR PROGRAM RECIPIENTS

SCHOLAR UNIVERSITY CLASS OF MENTOR MENTOR

UNIVERSITY

Nhu Nguyen Metropolitan University of Denver 2015 Lynda

Ransdell Northern Arizona

University Takahiro Sato Kent State University 2015 Sam Hodge The Ohio State University

Tyler Johnson Boise State University 2015 Scott Kretchmar

Pennsylvania State University

Susan Bertlesen Metropolitan University of Denver 2016 Chuck

Corbin Arizona State University

Jody Langdon Georgia Southern University 2017 Brian Culp Kennesaw State University

Beth Hersman Wright State University 2018 Tara Tietjen-Smith

Texas A&M University – Commerce

Britt Johnson Missouri Western State University 2018 Richard

Oates Georgia State University

Jennifer Bunn Campbell University 2019 Colin Wilborn

University of Mary Hardin-Baylor

PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO NAKHE

YEAR NAME 1993 Dean Pease 2000 Hally B. Poindexter 2019 Steve Estes

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DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR

YEAR NAME YEAR NAME YEAR NAME 1991 George H. Sage 2001 Shirl J. Hoffman 2011 B. Ann Boyce 1992 Nancy L. Struna 2002 Robert Pangrazi 2012 John Charles 1993 Margaret J. Safrit 2003 John M. Dunn 2013 Bradley Cardinal

1994 Roberta J. Park 2004 Thomas L. McKenzie 2014 Jacque Lund

1995 Charles B. Corbin 2005 Michael Metzler 2015 James Hannon 1996 Lawrence F. Locke 2006 Robert W. Christina 2016 Samuel Hodge 1997 R. Scott Kretchmar 2007 John D. Massengale 2017 Damon Andrew 1998 Donald R. Hellison 2008 Richard A. Swanson 2018 Douglas Hochstetler 1999 Hally B. W. Poindexter 2009 Diane Gill 2019 Timothy Baghurst 2000 Karen P. DePauw 2010 Joy T. DeSensi 2020 Hans van der Mars

DISTINGUISHED ADMINISTRATOR

YEAR NAME YEAR NAME YEAR NAME 1991 Wynn F. Updike 2000 Judith A. Bischoff 2011 Marilyn M. Buck 1991 Celeste Ulrich 2001 Mel E. Finkenberg 2012 Damon Andrew 1992 David H. Clarke 2002 Susan Kovar 2013 Betty A. Block

1993 Linda L. Bain 2003 Joy T. DeSensi 2014 Leah Holland Fiorentino

1994 Hally B. W. Poindexter 2004 Mary O’Sullivan 2015 Brad Strand

1995 Michael G. Maksud 2005 Charles Ash 2016 Richard Oates

1996 Donald Hilsendager 2006 Judith C. Young 2017 Jimmy H. Ishee

1997 Alex McNeil 2007 Ronald S. Feingold 2018 E. Newton Jackson, Jr. 1998 Karen P. DePauw 2008 Robert W. Christina 2019 Jackie Lund 1999 John M. Dunn 2009 John D. Massengale 2020 Camille O’Bryant

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE

YEAR NAME YEAR NAME YEAR NAME 1988 Burris F. Husman 1998 William G. Sparks III 2010 Jimmy H. Ishee 1988 John Nixon 1999 Sandra L. Gallemore 2011 Karen P. DePauw 1988 Betty Spears 2000 L. Marlene Mawson 2012 Camille O’Bryant 1989 Edward J. Shea 2001 Marilyn M. Buck 2013 Michael Metzler

1990 Chalmer G. Hixson 2002 Joy T. DeSensi 2014 Emily Wughalter

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1991 E. Ann Stitt 2003 Judith A. Bischoff 2015 Valerie Wayda

1992 Dorothy Deatherage 2004 Beverly Mitchell 2016 Charles Corbin

1993 James E. Bryant 2005 Steven G. Estes 2017 Shane Frehlich

1994 James Ewers 2006 Robert Ruhling 2018 Carrie Sampson Moore

1995 Ronald S. Feingold 2007 Virginia Overdorf 2019 Donna Woolard

1996 John D. Massengale 2008 Leah Holland

Fiorentino 2020 Richard Oates

1997 Hally B. W. Poindexter 2009 Jacalyn Lund

DISTINGUISED TEACHING

YEAR NAME 2019 Jody Langdon 2020 Britt Johnson

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SAVE THE DATE!

2021 Annual NAKHE National Conference

January 6-9, 2021

Intercontinental Hotel 444 St Charles Ave

New Orleans, Louisiana

Jody Langdon Conference Planner

jlangdon@GeorgiaSouthern.edu

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Notes / Contacts