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CURRICULUM VITA Bryan P. McCormick Department of Rehabilitation Sciences 1700 N. Broad Street, Suite 304C Philadelphia, PA 19122 (215) 204-6817 e-mail: [email protected] CURRENT POSITION: Professor, Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, Temple University EDUCATION: 1993 Ph.D., Parks Recreation and Tourism Management Clemson University

Dissertation: Same Place, Different Worlds: Leisure Styles and Community Life of Older Residents of Rural Retirement and Village Communities, Dr. Fran McGuire, advisor.

1990 M.S., Recreation and Parks; Emphasis in Therapeutic Recreation The Pennsylvania State University

Thesis: The Experience of Self in Alcoholics Anonymous: Implications to Leisure, Dr. John Dattilo, advisor.

1986 B.S., Recreation and Parks; Emphasis in Therapeutic Recreation The Pennsylvania State University EMPLOYMENT RECORD: July 2017- Present

Professor- Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA. Duties include preparation and teaching of Undergraduate and Master’s courses in Recreational Therapy; developing and carrying out research projects; supervising graduate research projects, as well as serving on graduate, department, college and campus committees.

August 2015- Professor - Department of Recreation, Park and Tourism Studies, June 2017 Indiana University, Bloomington IN. Duties included, preparation and teaching

Undergraduate, Master’s and Doctoral courses in Recreational Therapy major and core curriculum; developing and carrying out research projects; serving as academic coordinator for recreational therapy major; and advising undergraduates and graduate students as well as serving on graduate, departmental, school, campus and university committees.

May 2011- Professor and Chair- Department of Recreation, Park and Tourism Studies, June 2015 Indiana University, Bloomington IN. Duties included supervising a department of

29 tenure and non-tenure faculty with over 600 undergraduate majors, managing a


departmental budget of $3.6 million, planning and approving undergraduate and graduate course offerings, representing the department in school and university functions, working with fundraising units, and supervising three centers/institutes and two auxiliary service units.

Jan 2011- May 2011

Interim Chair- Department of Environmental Health, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN. Duties included supervision of a department of three tenure-line and three non-tenure line faculty members, and managing a $1.1 million dollar departmental budget. Continuing the development of this new department through establishment of constitution and bylaws and faculty policies.

Sept 2009- Associate Chair for Research & Graduate Education- Department of April 2011 Recreation, Park and Tourism Studies, Indiana University, Bloomington IN.

Responsibilities for coordinating graduate education, student academic appointments (SAA) and funding. Facilitate and coordinate research activities via internal mechanisms. Support development, review, and advance proposals for external research funding.

July 2001- Associate Professor- Department of Recreation, Park and Tourism Studies, June 2011 Indiana University, Bloomington IN. Duties include, preparation and teaching

undergraduate and graduate courses in Therapeutic Recreation option and core curriculum; developing and carrying out research projects; and advising undergraduates and graduate students as well as serving on graduate, departmental, school, campus and university committees.

Sept 2008- Interim Chair- Department of Recreation, Park and Tourism Studies, Indiana Dec 2008 University, Bloomington, IN. Duties included supervising a department of 34

tenure and non-tenure faculty, managing a departmental budget of $3.6 million, planning and approving undergraduate and graduate course offerings, representing the department in school and university functions, and working with fundraising units.

August 1995- Assistant Professor- Department of Recreation and Park Administration, June 2001 Indiana University, Bloomington IN. Duties included, preparation and teaching

undergraduate and graduate courses in Therapeutic Recreation option and core curriculum; developing and carrying out research projects; and, advising undergraduates and graduate students as well as serving on graduate committees.

August 1993- Assistant Professor- Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies, East May 1995 Carolina University, Greenville NC. Duties included, preparation and teaching

undergraduate courses in Therapeutic Recreation option and core curriculum. Duties also include advising undergraduates and serving on graduate committees. Developed and carried out research projects. Additional duties are acting as consultant to local, county and state agencies and service on departmental and school committees.

August 1990- Graduate Assistant- Clemson University, Clemson, SC. Worked through


June 1993 both the Clemson University Outdoor Laboratory and the department of Parks Recreation and Tourism Management. Duties included both undergraduate instruction and research. January 1990- Instructor of Leisure Studies- The Pennsylvania State University, May 1990 Department of Leisure Studies, University Park, Pa. Supervising students on full-

time field placements. Duties included monitoring weekly progress of students, grading of written work, telephone contact with students and on-site visits with students placed within the state of Pennsylvania.

August 1988- Graduate Assistant- The Pennsylvania State University, August 1989 Department of Leisure Studies, University Park, Pa. Supervised students on full- time field placements. Assisted in teaching undergraduate courses. May 1986- Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist- The Meadows Psychiatric July 1988 Center, Centre Hall, Pa. A 100 bed private, inpatient psychiatric hospital serving clients of all ages. Primary duties included development, execution and documentation of therapeutic groups within a Therapeutic Recreation Service Model. Other duties included development of assessment tools, participation in multi-disciplinary treatment teams and supervision of recreation aides, interns and volunteers. PUBLICATIONS: A. Books Austin, D. R., McCormick, B. P. (Eds.) (2017). Perspectives in recreational therapy. Urbana,

IL: Sagamore. Austin, D. R., McCormick, B. P. & Van Puymbroeck, M. (2016). Management functions in

recreational therapy. Urbana, IL: Sagamore. Austin, D. R., Crawford, M. E., McCormick, B. P., & Van Puymbroeck, M. (eds). (2014).

Recreational Therapy: An introduction (4th ed.). Urbana, IL: Sagamore. Austin, D. R., Dattilo, J., & McCormick, B. P. (2002). Conceptual Foundations for Therapeutic

Recreation. State College, PA: Venture. B. Chapters in Books

1. McCormick, B. P., & Snethen, G. (2017). Research in recreational therapy. In D. R. Austin and B. P. McCormick (Eds) Perspectives in recreational therapy (pp. 387-400). Urbana, IL: Sagamore.

2. McCormick, B. P., & Allsop, J. (2017). Professional preparation in recreational therapy. In D. R. Austin and B. P. McCormick (Eds) Perspectives in recreational therapy (pp. 347-360). Urbana, IL: Sagamore.

3. Porter, H., Van Puymbroeck, M., & McCormick, B. (2017). The role of the International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health (ICF) in recreational therapy practice, research, and education. In N. Stumbo, B. Wolfe, & Pegg, S., Professional Issues in Therapeutic Recreation (3rd Ed.) (pp. 67-85). Urbana, IL: Sagamore/Venture.


4. McCormick, B. P. (2016). The effects of sedentary behavior on physiological function. In F. Eminovic and M. Dopsaj (Eds) Physical activity effects on the anthropological status of children, youth and adults (pp. 237-246). New York: Nova Publishing.

5. McCormick, B. P. (2016). Leisure at the biological level. In G. Walker, D. Scott, and M. Stodolska (Eds.) Leisure matters: The state and future of leisure studies (pp. 9-16). State College, PA: Venture.

6. Gilbert, K. R., Gilbert, R. J., Dawson, S., Beckmeyer, J., & McCormick, B. P. (2015). Building Strengths and Support Among Post-Deployment Military Families. In D. Dustin, K. Bricker, S. Negley, M. Brownlee, K. Schwab & N. Lundberg (Eds.), This land is your land: Toward a better understanding of nature's resiliency-building and restorative power for armed forces personnel, veterans and their families (pp. 23-32). Champaign, IL: Sagamore.

7. McCormick, B. P. (2014). Behavioral health and psychiatric disorders. In D. R. Austin, M. E. Crawford, B. P. McCormick & M. van Puymbroeck (Eds.), Recreational Therapy: An introduction (4 ed., pp. 67-87). Champaign, IL: Sagamore.

8. McCormick, B. P., Crawford, M. E., & Austin, D. R. (2014). Trends and issues. In D. R. Austin, M. E. Crawford, B. P. McCormick & M. Van Puymbroeck (Eds.), Recreational therapy: An introduction (4 ed., pp. 293-307). Champiagn, IL: Sagamore.

9. McCormick, B. P., Lee, Y., & Van Puymbroeck, M (2009). Research in practice: Building knowledge through empirical practice. In N. J. Stumbo (Ed.), Professional issues in therapeutic recreation: On competence and outcomes(2nd Ed.) pp. 447-464. Champaign, IL: Sagamore.

10. Van Puymbroeck, M. Porter, H. R., & McCormick, B. P. (2009). The role of the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) in therapeutic recreation practice, research and education. In N. J. Stumbo (Ed.), Professional issues in therapeutic recreation: On competence and outcomes (2nd Ed.) pp. 43-57. Champaign, IL: Sagamore.

11. McCormick, B. P. (2003). Outcomes measurement as a tool for performance improvement. In N. J. Stumbo (Ed.) Client outcomes in therapeutic recreation services. State College, PA: Venture.

12. Voight, A., McCormick, B. P., & Ewert, A. (2003). Therapeutic Outdoor Programming: Theoretical connections between adventure and therapy. In K. Richards and B. Smith (Eds.) Therapy within adventure (pp155-173). Augsburg, Germany: Ziel.

13. McCormick, B. P. (2002). Healthcare in America: An overview. In D. R. Austin, J. Dattilo, & B. P McCormick (Eds.). Conceptual Foundations for Therapeutic Recreation (pp. 185-206). State College, PA: Venture.

14. McCormick, B. P. (2002). Social support in therapeutic recreation. In D. R. Austin, J. Dattilo, & B. P McCormick (Eds.). Conceptual Foundations for Therapeutic Recreation (pp. 49-72). State College, PA: Venture.

15. Lee, Y., & McCormick, B. (2002). Toward evidence-based therapeutic recreation practice. In D. R. Austin, J. Dattilo, & B. P McCormick (Eds.). Conceptual Foundations for Therapeutic Recreation (pp. 165-182). State College, PA: Venture.

16. McCormick, B. P., & Lee, Y. (2001). Research in practice: Building knowledge through empirical practice. In N. J. Stumbo (Ed.), Professional issues in therapeutic recreation: On competence and outcomes. (pp. 383-399). Champaign, IL: Sagamore.

17. McCormick, B. (1999). Theoretical perspectives on aging. In F.A. McGuire, T. Tedrick, and R. Boyd, Leisure and aging: Ulyssean living in later life (2nd Edition). Champaign IL: Sagamore.


18. McCormick, B. (1996). Social-psychological theories of aging. In F.A. McGuire, T. Tedrick, and R. Boyd, Leisure and aging: Ulyssean living in later life, Champaign IL: Sagamore.

C. Technical Reports/Manuals

1. Austin, D. R. Lee, Y., McCormick, B. P. (2013). Instructors guide for D. R. Austin’s Therapeutic recreation processes and techniques (7th ed.). Champaign, IL: Sagamore.

2. Austin, D. R. Lee, Y., McCormick, B. P. (2009). Instructors guide for D. R. Austin’s Therapeutic recreation processes and techniques (7th ed.). Champaign, IL: Sagamore.

3. Lee, Y., McCormick, B. P., & Austin. D. R. (2009). Instructors guide for D. R. Austin’s Therapeutic recreation processes and techniques (6th ed.). Champaign, IL: Sagamore.

4. Lee, Y., & McCormick, B. P. (2004). Instructors guide for D. R. Austin’s Therapeutic recreation processes and techniques (5th ed.). Champaign, IL: Sagamore.

5. McCormick, B. P. (2003, October). Fundamentals 4th Quarter Evaluation and Quality Control Plan Update. Report prepared for the National Park Service, Fundamentals Training Program, Albright Training Center.

6. Wolter, S. A., Jamieson, L. M., Sharpe, E., McCormick, B., & Lukow, J. (2002, January). Evaluation of National Park Service Fundamentals II and V Training Courses. Report prepared for the National Park Service, Albright Training Center.

7. Silverman, L. H., & McCormick, B. P. (2001). Museums as therapeutic agents: An integrated approach to theory-based program design and evaluation. Report prepared for the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

8. McCormick, B. P. (2000). Outdoor Recreation and People with Disabilities: Findings from the National Survey on Recreation and the Environment. Technical report prepared for the National Center on Accessibility, Indiana University.

9. McCormick, B. P., & Austin, D. R. (1999). Instructors guide for D. R. Austin’s Therapeutic recreation processes and techniques (4th ed.). Champaign, IL: Sagamore.

10. McCormick, B. P. (1998). Strategic directions project: Closing the distance. Final Report. Technical report prepared for Faculty Colloquium on Excellence in Teaching (FACET) Strategic Directions project.

D. Refereed Publications

1. Nagata, S., McCormick, B.P., & Piatt, J. (2018). The impact of decreased capacity to experience pleasure on leisure coping strategies among individuals with major depressive disorder. Leisure Sciences. DOI: 10.1080/01490400.2018.1458667

2. Dawson, S., McCormick, B., & Li, J. (2018) A network analysis of youth with physical disabilities attending a therapeutic camp. Therapeutic Recreation Journal, 52, 154-169.

3. Austin,D.R.,&McCormick,B.P.(2016).Thetruthaboutstrengths-basedpractice:Notanewparadigmforrecreationaltherapy--butanimportantone.AmericanJournalofRecreationTherapy,15(3),19-28.doi:10.5055/ajrt.2016.0108

4. Dawson, S., Gilbert, K. R., Gilbert, R. J., Beckmeyer, J., & McCormick, B. P. (2016). Family battle buddies program: A therapeutic program for reintegrating National Guard families. AmericanJournalofRecreationTherapy,15(2),29-38.doi:10.5055/ajrt.2016.0103.

5. Li,H.,Frey,G.C.,McCormick,B.P.,&Johnston,J.D.(2015).ComparisonofobesityamongChineseandU.S.SpecialOlympicathleteswithintellectualdisabilities.ResearchinDevelopmentalDisabilities,94.doi:10.1016/j.ridd.2015.05.005


6. Vukovic,M.,Gvozdenovic,B.S.,Rankovic,M.,McCormick,B.P.,Vukovic,D.D.,Gvozdenovic,B.D.,...Jakovljevic,M.B.(2015).CanDidacticContinuingEducationImproveClinicalDecisionMakingandReduceCostofQuality?EvidenceFromaCaseStudy.JournalofContinuingEducationintheHealthProfessions(2),109.

7. Walter,A.A.,&McCormick,B.P.(2014).Theeffectofanaquaticactivityonemotionsinadultswithseverementalillness.AmericanJournalofRecreationTherapy,13(3),7-12.

8. Snethen,G.A.,McCormick,B.P.,&Lysaker,P.H.(2014).Physicalactivityandpsychiatricsymptomsinadultswithschizophreniaspectrumdisorders.TheJournalOfNervousAndMentalDisease,202(12),845-852.doi:10.1097/nmd.0000000000000216

9. Austin, D. R., & McCormick, B. P. (2013). Clinical reasoning: A concept for recreation therapy. American Journal of Recreation Therapy, 12(4),31-38.

10. Kim,K.,Compton,D.M.&McCormick,B.P.(2013).Therelationshipamongmotivationalenvironment,autonomousself-regulation,andpersonalvariablesinrefugeeyouth:Implicationsformentalhealthandyouthleadership.AnnalsofLeisureResearch.DOI:10.1080/11745398.2013.826123

11. McCormick,B.P.,Snethen,G.,&Lysaker,P.H.(2012).Emotionalepisodesintheeverydaylivesofpeoplewithschizophrenia:Theroleofintrinsicmotivationandnegativesymptoms.SchizophreniaResearch,142(1-3),46-51.doi:10.1016/j.schres.2012.09.002

12. McCormick,B.P.,Snethen,G.,Smith,R.L.,&Lysaker,P.H.(2012).ActiveLeisureintheEmotionalExperienceofPeopleWithSchizophrenia.TherapeuticRecreationJournal,46(3),179-190.

13. Snethen, G., McCormick, B. P., & Van Puymbroeck, M. (2012). Community involvement, planning and coping skills: Pilot outcomes of a recreational therapy intervention for adults with schizophrenia. Disability and Rehabilitation, 34, (18), 1575-1584.

14. Vukovic, M, Gvozdenovic, BS, Gajic, T, Stomatovic Gajic, B, Jakovljevic, M, & McCormick BP (2012). Validation of a patient satisfaction questionnaire in primary health care. Public Health, 126 (8), 710-718.

15. Kim, J.-H., Ritchie, J. R. B., & McCormick, B. (2012). Development of a Scale to Measure Memorable Tourism Experiences. Journal of Travel Research, 51(1); 12-25.

16. Lysaker, P. H., McCormick, B. P., Snethen, G., Buck, K. D., Hamm, J. A., Grant, M., Nicolo, G., & Dimaggio, G. (2011). Metacognition and social function in schizophrenia: Associations of mastery with functional skills competence. Schizophrenia Research, 131, 214-218.

17. Lundberg,N.R.,Taniguchi,S.,McCormick,B.P.,&Tibbs,C.(2011).IdentityNegotiating:RedefiningStigmatizedIdentitiesthroughAdaptiveSportsandRecreationParticipationamongIndividualswithaDisability.JournalofLeisureResearch,43(2),205-225.

18. Snethen,G.,McCormick,B.P.,Smith,R.L.,&VanPuymbroeck,M.(2011).Independencethroughcommunityaccessandnavigationinadultswithschizophreniaspectrumdisorderspart2:treatmentplanningandimplementation.AmericanJournalofRecreationTherapy,10(1),35-45.

19. Snethen,G.,McCormick,B.P.,&VanPuymbroeck,M.(2011).Independencethroughcommunityaccessandnavigationinadultswithschizophreniaspectrumdisorders


part1:theoreticalandpracticalfoundations.AmericanJournalofRecreationTherapy,10(1),25-33.

20. Eggleston, B., Middlestadt, S., Lindeman, A., McCormick, B., & Koceja, D. (2011). Attending yoga classes: Applying the theory of planned behavior. The International Journal of Health, Wellness and Society, 1(1), 37-48.

21. VanPuymbroeck,M.,Austin,D.R.,&McCormick,B.P.(2010).BeyondCurriculumReform:TherapeuticRecreation'sHiddenCurriculum.TherapeuticRecreationJournal,44(3),213-222.

22. Austin.D.R.,McCormick,B.P.,&VanPuymbroeck,M.(2010).Positive psychology: A theoretical foundation for recreation therapy practice. American Journal of Recreation Therapy, 9(3), 17-24.

23. Heo, J., Lee, Y., Pederson, P., & McCormick, B. P. (2010). Flow experience in the daily lives of older adults: An analysis of the interaction between flow, individual difference serious leisure, location, and social context. Canadian Journal on Aging, 29(3).

24. Heo, J., Lee, Y., McCormick, B. P., & Pederson, P. (2010). Daily experience of serious leisure, flow and subjective well-being of older adults. Leisure Studies, 29(2), 207-225.

25. McCormick, B. P., Frey, G. C., Lee, C.-T., Gajic, T., Stamatovic-Gajic, B., & Maksimovic, M. (2009). A Pilot Examination of Social Context and Everyday Physical Activity Among Adults Receiving Community Mental Health Services Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 119, 243-247.

26. McCormick, B. P., Frey, G. C., Lee, C.-T., Chun, S., Sibthorp, J., Gajic, T., Stamatovic-Gajic, B., & Maksimovic, M. (2008). Predicting transitory mood from physical activity level among people with severe mental illness in two cultures. International Journal of Social Psychiatry, 54(6), 527-538.

27. Chun, S., Lee, Y., Lundberg, N., McCormick, B. P., & Heo, J. (2008). Contribution of community integration to quality of life for participants of community-based adaptive sport programs. Therapeutic Recreation Journal. 42(4), 217-226.

28. Heo, J., Lee, Y., Lundberg, N., McCormick, B. P., & Chun, S. (2008). Adaptive Sport as Serious Leisure: Do Self-Determination, Skill Level, and Leisure Constraints Matter? Annual in Therapeutic Recreation, 16, 31-37.

29. Funderburk, J. A., McCormick, B. P., & Austin, J. K. (2007). Does attitude toward epilepsy mediate the relationship between perceived stigma and mental health outcomes in children with epilepsy? Epilepsy and Behavior, 11(1), 71-76.

30. Keogh-Hoss, M. A., & McCormick, B. P. (2007). Identifying quality indicators for recreational therapy. Annual in Therapeutic Recreation, 15, 35-44.

31. Lee, Y. & McCormick, B. P. (2006). The relationship of self-monitoring and leisure functioning of people with spinal cord injury. Journal of Leisure Research, 38, 1-19.

32. Lundberg, N., Widmer, M. A., McCormick, B. P., & Ward, W. (2005/2006). Rational Emotive Recreation Therapy: Using Adventure and Recreation in Reducing Irrational Beliefs Among Adolescent Males with Behavior Disorders. Annual in Therapeutic Recreation. 13, 59-69.

33. McCormick, B. P., Funderburk, J. A., Lee, Y., & Hale-Fought, M. (2005). Boredom and anxiety in the daily life of community mental health clients. Journal of Leisure Research, 37, 236-253.

34. Lee, Y., & McCormick, B. P. (2004). Subjective well-being of people with spinal cord injury: Does leisure contribute? Journal of Rehabilitation, 70(3), 5-12.


35. Chiang, I., Lee, Y., Frey, G., & McCormick, B. (2004). Testing the situationally modified social rank theory on friendship quality in male youth with high-functioning autism spectrum disorder. Therapeutic Recreation Journal, 38, 261-274.

36. Zabriskie, R. B., & McCormick, B. P. (2003). Parent and Child Perspectives of Family Leisure Involvement and Satisfaction with Family Life, Journal of Leisure Research, 35, 163-212.

37. Lee, Y., & McCormick, B. P. (2002). Constraints of outcome measurement perceived by recreational therapists in physical medicine and rehabilitation. Annual in Therapeutic Recreation, 11, 1-10.

38. Lee, Y., & McCormick, B. P. (2002). Sense making process in defining health for people with chronic illnesses and disabilities. Therapeutic Recreation Journal, 36(3), 235-246.

39. Myllykangas, S. A., McCormick, B. P., & Reilly, M. S. (2002). Undergraduate student preference for client age groups: Why the young avoid the old. Schole, 17, 87-101.

40. Lee, Y., McCormick, B. P., & Austin, D. R. (2001). Toward engagement in social support: A key to community integration in rehabilitation. World Leisure, 3, 25-30.

41. Voight, A. E., McCormick, B. P., & Ewert, A. W. (2001). Outdoor experiential therapy: Implications for TR practice. Therapeutic Recreation Journal, 35, 107-122.

42. Zabriskie, R. B., & McCormick, B. P. (2001). The influences of family leisure patterns on perceptions of family functioning. Family Relations, 50, 281-289.

43. McCormick, B. P., & Funderburk, J. (2000) Therapeutic recreation outcomes in mental health practice. Annual in Therapeutic Recreation, 9, 9-19.

44. Zabriskie, R. B., & McCormick, B. P. (2000). Accreditation & academic quality: A comparison with health care accreditation. Schole, 15, 31-45.

45. Lee, Y., McCormick, B. P., & Perkins, S. (2000, May). Are you an outcome engineer? Parks & Recreation, 35, 64-68.

46. McCormick, B. P., & Darnsteadt, J. (1999). Quality and performance improvement: Implications for therapeutic recreation. Annual in Therapeutic Recreation, 8, 70-80.

47. McCormick, B. P. (1999). Contribution of social support and recreation companionship to life satisfaction of people with serious mental illness. Therapeutic Recreation Journal, 33, 304-319.

48. Austin, D. R., Perry, D. Harnisfager, M., & McCormick, B. P. (1999). Graduate student perceptions of a televised Master’s degree program. Schole, 14,123-133.

49. McCormick, B. P. (1998). “But are you really happy?” A critique of the Aristotelian Good Life Model. Therapeutic Recreation Journal, 32, 303-308.

50. McCormick, B. P., & Austin, D. R. (1998).Technology is only a beginning: A humanistic approach to reaching students. In N. Millichap (Ed.) Enhancements: How using technology changes what faculty do (pp.76-78). Indianapolis, IN: Indiana Higher Education Telecommunications System.

51. McCormick, B. P. (1996). n=1: What can be learned from the single case? Leisure Sciences, 18, 365-369.

52. McCormick, B., & McGuire, F. (1996). Leisure in the community life of older rural residents. Leisure Sciences, 18, 77-93.

53. McCormick, B., & Dattilo, J. (1995). "Sobriety's kind of like freedom:" Integrating ideals of leisure into the ideology of Alcoholics Anonymous. Therapeutic Recreation Journal, 24, 18-29.

54. McCormick, B. (1994). "People aren't together too much anymore:" Social interaction among rural elderly. Journal of Parks and Recreation Administration, 12(4), 47-63.


55. McCormick, B., & Dattilo, J. (1992). The experience of free-time and social interaction among AA members: Implications for leisure education. Annual in Therapeutic Recreation, 3, 33-43.

56. McCormick, B., White, C., & McGuire, F. (1992). Parents' perceptions of benefits of summer camp for campers with mental retardation. Therapeutic Recreation Journal, 26(3), 27-37.

57. McCormick, B. (1991). Self-experience as leisure constraint: the case of Alcoholics Anonymous. Journal of Leisure Research, 23 345-362.

58. McCormick, B., Scott, D., & Dattilo, J. (1991). Answering questions about therapeutic recreation part I: formulating research questions. Annual in Therapeutic Recreation , 2, 78-84.

59. Dattilo, J., McCormick, B., & Scott, D. (1991). Answering questions about therapeutic recreation part II: choosing research methods. Annual in Therapeutic Recreation, 2, 85-95.

60. McCormick, B. (1991). Coping skills and alcohol expectancies as areas of therapeutic recreation intervention in alcoholism treatment. Research Into Action, 8, 20-28.

E. Invited Publications

1. McCormick,B.P.(accepted).ReviewofTheSchizophreniaSpectrum.PsychiatricServices.

2. McCormick,B.P.(2014).Promotingphysicalactivityandexerciseasadjuncttreatmentofcognitivedysfunctioninpsychiatricdisorders.HrvatskiSportskomedicinski,29,35-39.

3. McCormick,B.P.(2012).Theroleofphysicalandsocialactivationincognitivedysfunctioninlaterlife.PsihijatrijaDanas,74(supplement),37-38.

4. McCormick, B. P. (2011). The importance of psychosocial status in secondary prevention and rehabilitation of cardiovascular disease. Srce i krivni sudovi.[Heart & Blood Vessels] 30(4), 201-205.

5. Austin, D. R., & McCormick, B. P. (2011). Recreation therapy scholarship: A necessary contribution to the future of recreation therapy. American Journal of Recreation Therapy, 10(2), 5-7.

6. McCormick, B. P., & Iwasaki, Y. (2008). Mental Health and Transcending Life Challenges: The Role of Therapeutic Recreation Services (Introduction to special issue). Therapeutic Recreation Journal, 42(1), 5-8.

7. McCormick, B. P. (2004). Adapted leisure formats. In G. S. Cross (Ed.) Encyclopedia of recreation and leisure in America, (pp. 1-4). Detroit: Charles Scribner’s Sons.

8. McCormick, B. P. (2000). Case study research in therapeutic recreation. Therapeutic Recreation Journal, 34, 245-252.

F. Professional Publications

1. McCormick, B. P. (2011, Winter). International possibilities for recreation therapy.

ATRA Newsletter, 26(4), 4-5. 2. McCormick, B. P., & Snethen, G. A. (2008, January/February). Physical activity

interventions for people with severe mental illness. ATRA Newsletter, 24(1), 13-14. 3. McCormick, B. P. (2006, Jul/Aug). A Matter of Priority (Presidential address). ATRA

Newsletter, 22(4), 1-2.


4. McCormick, B. P. (2006, May/Jun). The “take away” message (Presidential address). ATRA Newsletter, 22(3), 1-2.

5. McCormick, B. P. (2006, Mar/Apr). Bowling Alone (Presidential address). ATRA Newsletter, 22(2), 1-2.

6. McCormick, B. P. (2006, Jan/Feb). Support recreational therapy (Presidential address). ATRA Newsletter, 22(1), 1-2.

7. McCormick, B. P. (2005, Nov/Dec). Ask not what your country can do for you. (Presidential address). ATRA Newsletter, 21(6), 1-2.

8. McCormick, B. P. (2005, Sept/Oct). Incoming President’s Message. ATRA Newsletter, 21(5), 2.

9. McCormick, B. P. (2004, May). Rashoman revisited: Kosovo 2004. REEIfication. Newsletter for the Russian and Eastern European Institute, Indiana University. Bloomington, IN.

10. McCormick, B. P. (2003, April). Social changes in Kosovo: Opportunities and challenges for people with disabilities. REEIfication. Newsletter for the Russian and Eastern European Institute, Indiana University. Bloomington, IN.

11. McCormick, B. P., & Hale-Fought, M. (1999). Social networks of people with chronic mental illness: Implications to practice. Expanding Horizons in Therapeutic Recreation, 18, 47-58.

G. Abstracts & Conference Proceedings (*denotes refereed)

1. Luther, L., McCormick, B. P., Lapish, C. C., & Salyers, M. P. (2017). Mobile enhancement of motivation in schizophrenia: A pilot trial of a personalized text message intervention for motivation deficits. Journal of Clinical and Translational Science, 1, S40.

2. *McCormick, B. P. (2014). The importance of social and physical activities in adults with disabilities. In M. Kulić & D. Ilić-Stošović (Eds.), Education and Rehabilitation of Adult Persons with Disabilities (pp. 155-164). Belgrade, Serbia: Faculty of Special Education & Rehabilitation, University of Belgrade.

3. *McCormick, B. P. (2014). Promoting physical activity and exercise as adjunct treatment of cognitive dysfunction in psychiatric disorders. Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Kinesiology. Opatija, Croatia: University of Zagreb, Faculty of Kinesiology.

4. *McCormick, B. P., & Snethen, G. (2013, November). Symptoms and Functional Capacity as Determinants of Physical Activity and Body Composition in Adults with Schizophrenia. Paper presented at the American Public Health Association 141st Annual meeting & exposition, Boston, MA.

5. *Lewis, S. T., & McCormick, B. P. (2013). Rewriting gender: Transmasculine narratives of leisure performance. Abstracts from the 2013 Leisure Research Symposium. Houston, TX: National Recreation and Park Association.

6. *Snethen,G.McCormick,B.P.,&Smith,R.L.(2011).Determinantsofsedentaryactivityamongadultswithschizophreniaspectrumdisorders.AbstractsfromtheLeisureResearchSymposium.Atlanta:NationalRecreationandParkAssociation.

7. *McCormick,B.P.,Snethen,G.,&Smith,R.L.(2011).Examiningculturaldifferencesinphysicalactivityamongpeoplewithschizophrenia.Proceedingsofthe6thInternationalScientificCongressonKinesiology,Opatija,Croatia.

8. *McCormick,BP,Snethen,G.,&Smith,R.L.(2011).Activeleisureinthesubjective


experienceofpeoplewithschizophrenia.InAWozencroft&JCoco-Ripp(Eds.),ResearchBriefsfromthe2011ATRAResearchInstitute(pp.32-37).IndianapolisIN:AmericanTherapeuticRecreationAssociation.

9. *Snethen,G.,Smith,R.,McCormick,B.(2010).Physicalactivityandqualityoflifeinadultswithschizophrenia.Abstractsfromthe2010AmericanTherapeuticRecreationAssociationResearchInstitute.2010;37-41.

10. *Snethen,G.,Gilbert,R.,&McCormick,B.P.(2009).ConsideringBoredomandAnxietyintheDailyLivesofPeoplewithSevereandPersistentMentalIllnessInM.vanPuymbroeck&L.Mische-Lawson(Eds.),AmericanTherapeuticRecreationAssociationResearchInstitute(pp.18-22).Minneapolis,MN:AmericanTherapeuticRecreationAssociation.

11. *McCormick,B.P.,Gajic,T.,Stamatovic-Gajic,B.,&Maksimovic,M.(2009).Across-culturalcomparisonofqualitiesofdailyactivityandemotionamongcommunitymentalhealthservicesclients.MacedonianMedicalReview,63,supl.74,32.

12. *Gilbert,R.,&McCormick,B.P.(2008).TheRoleofLeisureRepertoireintheSocialNetworksofPeoplewithSevereMentalIllness.InB.P.McCormick&B.D.Kivel(Eds.),SocietyofParkandRecreationEducatorsLeisureResearchSymposium(pp.93-96).Baltimore:NationalRecreationandParkAssociation.

13. *Lorek,A.E.,&McCormick,B.P.(2008).FactorsInfluencingLeisureLearningChoicesinAdults.InB.P.McCormick&B.D.Kivel(Eds.),SocietyofRecreationandParkEducatorsLeisureResearchSymposium(pp.68-71).Baltimore,MD:NationalRecreationandParkAssociation.

14. *Snethen,G.,Lewis,S.,&McCormick,B.P.(2008).StigmaandCommunityBasedActivitiesAmongPeoplewithSPMI.InB.P.McCormick&B.D.Kivel(Eds.),SocietyofParkandRecreationEducatorsLeisureResearchInstitute(pp.72-76).Baltimore,MD:NationalRecreationandParkAssociation.

15. *Eggleston,B.,Middlestadt,S.E.,Kindeman,A.,McCormick,B.&Koceja,D.(2008).Psychosocialdeterminantsofattendingayogaclass.AmericanPublicHealthAssociation136thAnnualMeetingandExpo.SanDiego,CA.

16. *McCormick,B.P.,&vanPuymbroeck,M.(2008).Theroleofsocialnetworksinthesenseofcoherenceamongadultswithseverementalillness.InM.vanPuymbroeck&R.Williams(Eds.),AmericanTherapeuticRecreationAssociationResearchInstitute.Reno,NV:AmericanTherapeuticRecreationAssociation.

17. *Yoo, Y.-K., McCormick, B. P., Lee, C.-T., & Frey, G. C. (2007). Methods of capturing everyday experience: Direct comparison of experience sampling and day reconstruction methods. Abstracts from the 2007 Leisure Research Symposium. Alexandria VA: National Recreation and Park Association.

18. *Lundberg, N. R., & McCormick, B. P. (2007). Sociodemographic and psychological factors in distinguishing between sports participation and sports nonparticipation in adults with spinal cord injury. Abstracts from the 2007 Symposium on Leisure Research. Alexandria VA: National Recreation and Park Association.

19. *McCormick, B. P., & Westberg, R. (2007). Social support and recreation companionship in the life quality of people with serious mental illness: Cross cultural comparisons. Abstracts from the 2007 American Therapeutic Recreation Association Research Institute (pp. 41-45). Milwaukee, WI.

20. *Chun, S., McCormick, B.P., Frey, G., & Lee, C.T (2006, October). Activity motivation and boredom in individuals with severe and persistent mental illness. Abstracts from the


2006 Symposium on Leisure Research. Alexandria VA: National Recreation and Park Association.

21. *McCormick, B. P., Frey, G., Gajic, T., Gajic, B., Maksimovic, M., Chun, S. & Lee, C. T. (2006). Examining the everyday life of psychiatric clients: A comparison study. Turkish Journal of Psychiatry, 17(2), supplement 1, 222.

22. *Lundberg, N., Lee, Y., McCormick, B. P., Chun, S., Heo, J., Nolan, C., & Read, C. (2006). Testing self-determination in sport based on participation in sport, disability types, and gender. ATRA 2006 Research Institute, held in conjunction with the 2006 Annual Conference of the American Therapeutic Recreation, Orlando, FL.

23. *Nolan, C., Lundberg, N., Lee, Y., & McCormick, B. P. (2006). A paradigm shift in disability models: Role of the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) model in understanding adaptive sport. ATRA 2006 Research Institute, held in conjunction with the 2006 Annual Conference of the American Therapeutic Recreation, Orlando, FL.

24. *Heo, J., Lee, Y., Lundberg, N., Chun, S., McCormick, B. P., Nolan, C., & Read, C. (2006). Do self-determination, skill levels, and leisure constraints discriminate between serious leisure and non-serious leisure participants? ATRA 2006 Research Institute, held in conjunction with the 2006 Annual Conference of the American Therapeutic Recreation, Orlando, FL.

25. *Chun, S., Lee, Y., McCormick, B., Lundberg, N., Heo, J., Nolan, C., & Read, C. (2006). Contribution of community integration to quality of life for participants of community-based adaptive sport program. ATRA 2006 Research Institute, held in conjunction with the 2006 Annual Conference of the American Therapeutic Recreation, Orlando, FL.

26. *Lundberg, N. R., & McCormick, B. P. (2005). Opportunities and benefits: The role of adaptive sports in the lives of individuals with disabilities. Abstracts from the 2005 Symposium on Leisure Research. Alexandria VA: National Recreation and Park Association.

27. *Funderburk, J. A., & McCormick, B. P. (2004). Does Attitude Toward Epilepsy Mediate the Relationship Between Perceived Stigma and Mental Health Outcomes in Children with Epilepsy? Abstracts from the 2004 Symposium on Leisure Research. Alexandria VA: National Recreation and Park Association.

28. *Lundberg, N., McCormick, B. P., & Widmer, M. (2004). Rational-Emotive Recreation Therapy: Reducing Irrational Beliefs Among Adolescent Males with Behavior Disorders. Abstracts from the 2004 Symposium on Leisure Research. Alexandria VA: National Recreation and Park Association.

29. *Lee, Y., & McCormick, B. P. (2003). The relationships between self-monitoring and leisure functioning of people with spinal cord injury. Abstracts from the 2003 Symposium on Leisure Research. Alexandria VA: National Recreation and Park Association.

30. *McCormick, B. P., Voight, A., & Ewert, A. (2003). Therapeutic outdoor programming: Theoretical connections between adventure and therapy. In K. Richards and B. Smith (Eds). Proceedings of the 2nd International Adventure in Therapy conference, (pp. 155-174) Augsburg, Germany: Zeil.

31. *Funderburk, J. A., & McCormick, B. P. (2002). Perceived stigma and changes in community based recreation activities among people seeking treatment for mental illness. Abstracts from the 2002 Symposium on Leisure Research. Alexandria VA: National Recreation and Park Association.


32. *McCormick, B. P., & Funderburk, J. A. (2001). Boredom and anxiety in the daily life of community mental health clients. Abstracts from the 2001 Symposium on Leisure Research. Alexandria VA: National Recreation and Park Association.

33. *Zabriskie, R. B., McCormick, B. P., & Austin, D. R. (2001). The relationship of family leisure behavior to family functioning and satisfaction. Abstracts from the 2001 Symposium on Leisure Research. Alexandria VA: National Recreation and Park Association.

34. Austin, D. R., Lee, Y. & McCormick, B. (2001). A call for reform in TR professional preparation. Executive Summary: 30th Annual Midwest Symposium on Therapeutic Recreation. Columbia, MO: University of Missouri-Columbia.

35. *Zabriskie, R. B., & McCormick, B. P. (2000). An examination of family leisure contributions to family life satisfaction. Abstracts from the 2000 Symposium on Leisure Research. Alexandria VA: National Recreation and Park Association.

36. *McCormick, B. P. (1999, October). Contributions of free time perceptions to perceived independence among people with mental illness. Research abstracts for the 1999 research symposium. Washington, DC: American Therapeutic Recreation Association.

37. *Zabriskie, R., & McCormick, B. P. (1999). An examination of recreation and leisure contributions to family cohesion and adaptability. Abstracts from the 1999 Symposium on Leisure Research. Alexandria VA: National Recreation and Park Association.

38. McCormick, B. P., & O’ Brien M. B. (1999). Finance 101: Current and future trends in healthcare financing. Executive Summary: 28th Annual Midwest Symposium on Therapeutic Recreation. Columbia, MO: University of Missouri-Columbia.

39. Ewert, A., McCormick, B., & Voight, A. (1999). Outdoor experiential therapy: Introduction and overview. Executive Summary: 28th Annual Midwest Symposium on Therapeutic Recreation. Columbia, MO: University of Missouri-Columbia.

40. *McCormick, B.P. (1998). Social support and recreation companionship in life quality of people with serious mental illness. Abstracts from the 1998 Symposium on Leisure Research. Alexandria VA: National Recreation and Park Association.

41. McCormick, B. (1998). Social networks of people with mental illness: Implications to practice. Executive Summary: 27th Annual Midwest Symposium on Therapeutic Recreation. Columbia, MO: University of Missouri-Columbia.

42. *McCormick, B. (1996). An empirical test of the role of leisure in social support, stress and health. Abstracts from the 1996 Symposium on Leisure Research. Alexandria VA: National Recreation and Park Association.

43. *McCormick, B. (1995). Recreation companionship networks, recreation satisfaction, and social support in predicting psychological health. Abstracts from the 1995 Symposium on Leisure Research. Alexandria VA: National Recreation and Park Association.

44. *McCormick, B. (1994). Leisure in the community life of older rural residents. Abstracts from the 1994 Symposium on Leisure Research. Alexandria VA: National Recreation and Park Association.

45. *McCormick, B., Norman, A., Barber, J., & Gafford, J. (1992). Empirical research in therapeutic recreation: An historical perspective. Abstracts from the 1992 Symposium on Leisure Research. Alexandria VA: National Recreation and Park Association.

46. *McCormick, B. (1991). Self-Experience as Leisure Constraint: The case of Alcoholics Anonymous. Abstracts from the 1991 Symposium on Leisure Research. Alexandria VA: National Recreation and Park Association.


47. *McCormick, B. (1990). Examining the Social World of Alcoholics Anonymous: Implications to Leisure Participation. Abstracts from the 1990 Symposium on Leisure Research. Alexandria VA: National Recreation and Park Association.

PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS: A. Invited Presentations

1. McCormick, BP. (2017, December). Community participation as a model of environmental enrichment: Implications for cognition, learning and well-being. Presented at half-day workshop on "Supporting Community Participation for Adults with Psychiatric Disabilities" for staff and students of the Tuzla Psychiatric Clinic. Tuzla, Bosnia & Herzegovina.

2. McCormick, BP. (2017, December). Community participation as environmental enrichment: Translating animal models to human interventions. Invited presentation at Community Participation and Adults with Psychiatric Disability symposium sponsored by TK Feniks, mental health users’ association. Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina.

3. McCormick, BP. (2016, November). Recreational therapy: Using sport and physical activity as a basis for rehabilitation. Invited presentation at the 14th International Sports Sciences Congress, Antalya, Turkey.

4. McCormick, BP. (2015, November). Recreational therapy as a rehabilitation approach. Invited presentation to students and staff of Faculty of Special Education and Rehabilitation, University of Belgrade, Serbia.

5. McCormick, BP. (2015, June). Physical activity and cognitive function: The role of physical activity in brain health and function. 2nd International Conference on Sports and Health, Guangzhou, China.

6. McCormick BP. (2014, November). The time is now: RT at a crossroads. Opening general session for the Recreation Therapists of Indiana Annual Meeting. Nashville, IN.

7. McCormick, BP (2014, October). The importance of physical and social activity in adults with disabilities. Presented at the 3rd International Scientific Congress on Adult Persons with Disabilities. Sabac, Serbia

8. McCormick, BP. (2014, April). Sailing the ocean of opportunity to evidence-based RT practice. Closing general session to the Southeast Recreational Therapy Symposium. Myrtle Beach, SC.

9. McCormick, BP. (2014, April). The evidence base for RT: Dying of dehydration or drinking from a fire hose? Keynote address to the Southeast Recreational Therapy Symposium, Myrtle Beach SC.

10. McCormick, BP. (2014, April). "So why would you do that?" Using research to support RT practice. Opening session for Eastern Kentucky University Therapeutic Recreation Workshop. Richmond, KY.

11. McCormick, BP. (2013, June) Recreation as an agent in the creation of mental health. Presentation to the Temple Collaborative on Community Inclusion. Philadelphia, PA.

12. McCormick, BP. (2013, May). Recreation as an agent in the re-creation of mental health. Recreation and Mental Health Symposium: Supporting Knowledge Exchange and Collaborative Planning Related to Recreation and Mental Health. Sponsored by Dalhousie University and the Nova Scotia (Canada) Dept. of Health & Wellness. Debert, NS Canada.


13. Skalko, D., Dawson, S., & McCormick, B.P. (2012, October). Advancing the profession through professional development, educational preparation and consumer protection. Closing general session of the American Therapeutic Recreation Association annual conference, Phoenix, AZ.

14. McCormick, BP. (2012, May). The global challenge of deinstitutionalization. Indiana University Global Mini Conference. Center for the Study of Global Change. Bloomington, IN.

15. McCormick, BP. (2012, April). The role of physical and social activation in cognitive dysfunction in later life. XIV National Congress of the Serbian Psychiatric Association and the III Congress of the Psychiatric Association for Eastern Europe and the Balkans. Belgrade, Serbia

16. McCormick, BP. (2011, November). Importance of psychosocial status in secondary prevention and rehabilitation of cardiovascular disease. XVIII Congress of the Cardiology Society of Serbia. Belgrade, Serbia.

17. McCormick, BP. (2011, November). Physical activity in the health and treatment of people with intellectual disabilities. Presentation to the faculty of Sport and Physical Education, University of Belgrade, Belgrade Serbia.

18. Frey GC, McCormick BP. (2011, October). Using ecological momentary assessments and accelerometry to understand everyday social and physical functioning. International Symposium on Toward the Future: New TiYu Science and Physical Education; 2011; Beijing Sport University, Beijing China.

19. McCormick, BP. (2010, December). Recreation as therapy: Possibilities for community mental health. University of Banja Luka Hospital. Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzogovina.

20. McCormick, BP. (2010, December). Subjective experience in health research: The use of ecological momentary assessment methods. Fulbright Scholar presentation at the University of Kragujevac, Serbia.

21. McCormick, BP (2010, December). Possible applications of recreational therapy in psychiatry of Serbia. Health Center Valjevo, Serbia.

22. McCormick, BP. (2010, December). Physical activity in the treatment of people with mental illness. Health Center Valjevo, Serbia.

23. McCormick, BP. (2010, November). Physical activity in the health of people with severe mental illness. Vrapce Psychiatric Hospital, Zagreb Croatia.

24. McCormick, BP. (2010, November). Physical activity in the health of people with intellectual disability. Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Zagreb, Zagreb Croatia.

25. McCormick, BP. (2010, November). Physical activity in the health of people with intellectual disability. Faculty of Educational and Rehabilitation Science, University of Zagreb, Zagreb Croatia.

26. McCormick, BP. (2010, October). The benefits of physical activity in physical and mental disorders. Medical Faculty, University of Kragujevac, Serbia.

27. McCormick, BP. (2008, December). Living with severe mental illness: Challenges to health and community functioning. Dean’s Research Seminar series, School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation. Indiana University, Bloomington, IN.

28. McCormick, BP. (2008, March). ATRA Strategic Planning. Teleconference presentation for Leadership ATRA class of the American Therapeutic Recreation Association.

29. McCormick, BP. (2007, November). The role of recreation in the lives of people with mental illness. Diversity Lecture Series. Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism Sciences. Texas A & M University. College Station, TX.


30. McCormick, BP. (2007, June 2007). The Role of Professional Associations in a Diverse World (Keynote address). Canadian Therapeutic Recreation Association. Regina, Saskatchewan.

Invited Presentations as President of American Therapeutic Recreation Association 31. McCormick, BP. (2006, March). “Ask not what your country can do for you…”

Keynote address presented at the New York State Therapeutic Recreation Association annual meeting. Saratoga Springs, NY.

32. McCormick, BP. (2006, February). “Ask not what your country can do for you…” Keynote address presented at the Cincinnati/Dayton TR Association annual meeting. Cincinnati, OH.

33. McCormick, BP. (2005, November). “Ask not what your country can do for you…” Keynote address presented at the New Jersey/Eastern Pennsylvania TR Association annual meeting. Princeton, NJ.

34. McCormick, BP. (2005, November). “Ask not what your country can do for you…” Keynote address presented at the Recreation Therapists of Indiana annual meeting. Terre Haute, IN.

35. McCormick BP. (2005, April). “Ask not what your country can do for you…” Keynote address presented at the Iowa Therapeutic Recreation Association annual meeting. Waterloo, IA.

36. McCormick, BP. (2005, December). Recreation therapy and addictions. Hospital-wide in-service presentation. Fairbanks Hospital. Indianapolis, IN.

37. McCormick, BP. (2005, April). Evaluation. Session presented at the National Park Service Fundamentals Instructor Skills Training Course. Bloomington, IN.

38. McCormick, BP. (2004, February). Virtually Competent: Case Conceptualization in TR Training. Presented as part of the School of Health Physical Education and Recreation Technology Showcase. Bloomington, IN.

39. McCormick, BP, & Sedledzeck, H. (2004, March). Community TR Efforts: Clinical in the Community. Co-presented with Heather Setledzeck at the IU Therapeutic Recreation Spring Workshop, Bloomington, IN.

40. McCormick, BP. (2003, June). Social functioning and inclusion: New directions for Kosovo. Presented at Doctors of the World-USA workshop Disability Services in Kosovo. Pristina, Kosovo.

41. McCormick, BP. (2003, June). Effective charting. Presented at the 2003 Madison State Hospital Rehabilitation Therapy Summer Workshop. Madison, IN.

42. McCormick, BP. (2003, June). Social support in the rehabilitation of patients with severe and persistent mental illness. Presented at the 2003 Madison State Hospital Rehabilitation Therapy Summer Workshop. Madison, IN.

43. McCormick, BP. (2003, March). Using digital cameras/Digital videos in the classroom. HPER Teaching Seminar, Bloomington IN.

44. McCormick, BP. (2002, June). Participation of people with disabilities in the NSRE. Presented as part of the live webcast “Recreation Access: Research into Practice” by the National Center on Accessibility. Bloomington, IN.

45. McCormick, BP. (2002, May). Institutionalized adults with severe and persistent mental illness. Presented at the 2002 Madison State Hospital Rehabilitation Therapy Summer Workshop. Madison, IN.

46. McCormick, BP. (2001, September). Being the complete therapist: Using theory in practice. Closing general session of the 2001 American Therapeutic Recreation


Association Annual meeting, New Orleans, LA. Co-presented with Cynthia Carruthers and Colleen Hood.

47. McCormick, BP. (2001, May). Virtual case studies in teaching therapeutic recreation. Indiana University Teaching & Learning Technologies Lab, Summer Fare. Bloomington, IN.

48. McCormick, BP. (2000, August). Interaction in Distance Learning. School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation's Distance Learning Committee-Sponsored Workshops. Co-presented with Dr. Kathleen Gilbert, Bloomington, IN.

49. McCormick, BP. (2000, June). Working therapeutically with adult psychiatric client. Madison State Hospital Rehabilitation Therapy Workshop. Madison, IN.

50. June 2000 "Working therapeutically with clients who are substance abusers" Madison State Hospital Rehabilitation Therapy Workshop. Madison, IN.

51. McCormick, BP. (2000, March). You've got to have friends: The role of recreation and leisure in well-being. School of Health Physical Education & Recreation's Faculty Research Presentation series. Bloomington, IN.

52. McCormick, BP. (1998, April). Clinical in the Community: The changing face of health & human service delivery. Keynote address at the Therapeutic Recreation Symposium for the Southwest, Houston TX.

53. McCormick, BP. (1997, September). Distance Learning: How to work with students at a distance. Indiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs, 1997 Fall Faculty Retreat.

54. McCormick, BP. (1997, May). Oh yeah? Well prove it! General Session presentation on role of research in recreation therapy, presented at the Utah Recreation Therapy Association annual conference, Park City, UT.

55. McCormick, BP. (1993, October). What's going on here?: Leisure as a context for joint experience. Invited presentation, presented in the sociological aspects of leisure section, 1993 SPRE Leisure Research Symposium, San Jose CA.

56. McCormick, BP. (1991, June). Making Your Business Accessible to Visitors With Disabilities. Presented at Charleston Trident Convention & Visitors Bureau Travel Forum, Charleston SC.

B. Peer Reviewed Presentations

1. McCormick, B. P., & Snethen, G. (2013, November). Symptoms and Functional Capacity as Determinants of Physical Activity and Body Composition in Adults with Schizophrenia. American Public Health Association, 141st Annual meeting & exposition. Boston, MA. (Poster)

2. Lewis. S. T., & McCormick, B. P. (2013, October). Rewriting gender: Transmasculine narratives of leisure performance. Paper presented at the 2013 National Recreation & Park Association Congress, Leisure Research Symposium, Houston, TX.

3. McCormick, B. P. (2013, September). The role of physical and social activation in cognitive dysfunction. Paper presented at the American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference, Pittsburgh, PA.

4. McCormick, B. P., Frey, G. C., Snethen, G. & Smith, R. (2012, October). Is some physical activity better than none? Examining everyday lives in adults with schizophrenia spectrum disorders. American Public Health Association, 140th Annual meeting & exposition. San Francisco, CA. (Poster)


5. Li, H., Frey, G. C., Johnston, J. D., McCormick, B. P. (2012, October). Comparison of physical activity and BMI between adult Chinese and U.S. Special Olympics athletes. American Public Health Association, 140th Annual meeting & exposition. San Francisco, CA. (Poster)

6. Snethen,G.,McCormick,B.P.,&Smith,R.L.(2011,November).Determinantsofsedentaryactivityamongadultswithschizophreniaspectrumdisorders.Paperpresentedatthe2011NationalRecreation&ParkAssociationCongress,LeisureResearchSymposium,Atlanta,GA.

7. Weaver, P. A., Frey, G. C., Smith, R. L., & McCormick, B.P. (2011, November). International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health for Children and Youth: A systematic literature review of adoption. American Public Health Association, 139th Annual meeting & exposition. Washington, DC. (Poster)

8. McCormick,BP,Snethen,G.,&Smith,R.L.(2011,September).Activeleisureinthesubjectiveexperienceofpeoplewithschizophrenia.PaperpresentedattheAmericanTherapeuticRecreationAssociationAnnualConference,Indianapolis,IN.

9. McCormick, B. P., Snethen, G., & Smith, R. L. (2011, September). Examining cultural differences in physical activity among people with schizophrenia. Paper presented at the 6th International Scientific Congress on Kinesiology, Opatija, Croatia.

10. McCormick,B.P.,Gajic,T.,Stamatovic-Gajic,B.,&Maksimovic,M.(2009,May).Across-culturalcomparisonofqualitiesofdailyactivityandemotionamongcommunitymentalhealthservicesclients.IVMacedonianPsychiatricCongressandInternationalMeeting.Ohrid,Macedonia.

11. McCormick, B. P., Frey, G. C., Lee, C-T, & Schweider, D. (2008, August). Comparing the daily lives of community mental health clients in the U.S. and Serbia using the ICF. 14th North American Collaborating Center Conference on ICF. Quebec City Canada.

12. Frey G. C., Lee C-T., McCormick B. P., Yoo Y-K. (2008, June). The relationship between daily physical activity and mood. American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting; Indianapolis, IN.

13. Lundberg, N. R., & McCormick, B. P. (2007, May). Self-determination theory: A mechanism to explain the association between sports participation and subjective well-being in adults with spinal cord injury. Third International Conference on Self-Determination Theory, Toronto, Canada.

14. Frey, G. C., Lee, C. T., Yoo, Y. K., & McCormick, B. P. (2007, May). Efficacy of Experience Sampling and Daily Recall Methods as Measures of Physical Activity Intensity. Poster presented at the American College of Sports Medicine, New Orleans, LA.

15. Chun, S., McCormick, B.P., Frey, G., & Lee, C.T (2006, October). Activity motivation and boredom in individuals with severe and persistent mental illness. Poster session presented at the Society of Park and Recreation Educators’ Leisure Research Symposium, Seattle, WA.

16. McCormick, B. P., Frey, G., Gajic, T., Gajic, B., Maksimovic, M., Chun, S. & Lee, C. T. (2006, July). Examining the everyday life of psychiatric clients: A comparison study. Oral presentation presented at the World Psychiatric Association Congress, Istanbul, Turkey.

17. Frey G. C., Lee, C-T, McCormick, B. P., & Chun S. (2006, April). A comparison of activity levels in people with severe mental illness and intellectual disabilities. Paper presented at the International Congress on Physical Activity and Public Health, Atlanta, GA.


18. Frey G. C., Lee, C-T, McCormick, B. P., & Chun S (2005, June). Relationship between Physical Activity and Mood States in Individuals with Severe and Persistent Mental Illness. Poster presented at the American College of Sports Medicine, Nashville, TN.

19. Lee, C-T, Frey G. C., & McCormick, B. P. (2004, October). Physical activity in people with persistent mental illness: An interdisciplinary approach. Presented at the North American Federation of Adapted Physical Activity, Thunder Bay Ontario, Canada.

20. Funderburk, J. A., & McCormick, B. P. (2004, October). Does Attitude Toward Epilepsy Mediate the Relationship Between Perceived Stigma and Mental Health Outcomes in Children with Epilepsy? Paper presented at the 2004 Leisure Research Symposium, Reno, NV.

21. Lundberg, N. R., McCormick, B. P., & Widmer, M. R. (2004, October). Rational-Emotive Recreation Therapy: Reducing Irrational Beliefs Among Adolescent Males with Behavior Disorders. Paper presented at the 2004 Leisure Research Symposium, Reno, NV.

22. Myllakangas, S., Reilly, M., & McCormick, B. P. (2004, March). Undergraduate student preference for client age group: Why the young avoid the old. Paper presented at the 1st International Conference on Leisure, Tourism & Sport, Education, Integration, & Innovation, Cologne, Germany.

23. Lee, Y. & McCormick, B. P. (2003, October). The Relationships between Self-Monitoring and Leisure Functioning of People with Spinal Cord Injury. Paper presented at the 2003 Symposium on Leisure Research, St. Louis, MO.

24. Funderburk, J. A., & McCormick, B. P. (2002, September). Perceived stigma and changes in community based recreation activities among people seeking treatment for mental illness. Paper presented at the 2002 Symposium on Leisure Research, Tampa, FL.

25. McCormick, B. P., & Funderburk, J. A. (2001, October). Boredom and anxiety in the daily life of community mental health clients. Paper presented at the Society of Park and Recreation Educators’ Leisure Research Symposium. Denver, CO.

26. Zabriskie, R. B., McCormick, B. P., & Austin, D. R. (2001, October). The relationship of family leisure behavior to family functioning and satisfaction. Paper presented at the Society of Park and Recreation Educators’ Leisure Research Symposium. Denver, CO.

27. Lee, Y., & McCormick, B. P. (2001, September). Exploring quality of life among people with spinal cord injury. Paper presented at the 2001 American Therapeutic Recreation Association Research Symposium, New Orleans, LA.

28. Zabriskie, R. & McCormick, B. P. (2000, October). An examination of family leisure contributions to family life satisfaction. Paper presented at the Society of Park and Recreation Educators’ Leisure Research Symposium. Phoenix, AZ.

29. Lee, Y. & McCormick, B. P. (2000, September). The relationship between self-monitoring and leisure functioning of people with spinal cord injury." Paper presented at the 2000 American Therapeutic Recreation Association Research Symposium, Cincinnati OH.

30. Paxton, T. & McCormick B. P. (2000, January). The Interactive Effects of Gender, Race and Disability on Constraints to Participation in Outdoor Recreation." Paper presented at the 2000 Coalition for Education in the Outdoors. Martinsville, IN.

31. Zabriskie, R. & McCormick, B. P. (1999, October). An examination of recreation and leisure contributions to family cohesion and adaptability. Paper presented at the Society of Park and Recreation Educators’ Leisure Research Symposium. Nashville, TN.


32. McCormick, B. (1999, October). Contributions of free time perceptions to perceived independence among people with mental illness. Paper presented at 1999 American Therapeutic Recreation Association Research Symposium, Portland OR.

33. Paxton, T., McCormick B. P., & Getz, D. (1999, May). Access vs Preservation: Disabled wilderness users’ perspectives on accessibility in wilderness and primitive areas. Paper presented at the 1999 Wilderness Science conference. Missoula, MT.

34. McCormick, B. P. (1998, September). Social Support and Recreation Companionship in Life Quality of People with Serious Mental Illness. Paper accepted for presentation at 1998 Society of Park and Recreation Educators' Leisure Research Symposium, Miami Beach, FL (*Not presented. Meeting cancelled due to hurricane)

35. McCormick, B. P. (1997, September). Examination of the characteristics of social support, companionship, and community functioning among clients with serious mental illness. Paper presented at the research symposium of the American Therapeutic Recreation Association annual conference, Nashville TN.

36. McCormick, B. P. (1996, October). An empirical test of the role of leisure in social support, stress and health. Paper presented at the 1996 SPRE Leisure Research Symposium, Kansas City, MO.

37. McCormick, B. P. (1995, October). Recreation companionship networks, recreation satisfaction, and social support in predicting psychological health. Paper presented at the 1995 SPRE Leisure Research Symposium, San Antonio, TX.

38. McCormick, B. P. (1994). Leisure in the community life of older rural residents. Paper presented at the 1994 SPRE Leisure Research Symposium, Minneapolis, MN.

39. McCormick, B. P., & Owen, M. (1993, February). An empirical test of constraints on leisure. Presented at the 1993 Southeast Recreation Research meeting, Helen GA. Co-

40. McCormick, B. P., Norman, A., Barber, J., & Gafford, T. (1992). Empirical research in therapeutic recreation: An historical perspective. Presented at the 1992 SPRE Leisure Research Symposium, Cincinnati OH.

41. McCormick, B. P. (1991, October). Self-experience as leisure constraint: The case of alcoholics anonymous. Presented at the 1991 SPRE Leisure Research Symposium, Baltimore MD.

42. McCormick, B. P. (1990, October). Examining the social world of alcoholics anonymous: Implications to leisure participation. Presented at the 1990 Leisure Research Symposium, Phoenix AZ.

C. Contributed or Competitive Presentations (59) McCormick,B.P.,&Snethen,G.(2018,April).Applying a transdiagnostic perspective to

recreational therapy practice in behavioral health. Presentation at the Temple University Evidence Based Practice day. Philadelphia, PA.

McCormick,B.P.,&Snethen,G.(2018,March).Applying a transdiagnostic perspective to

recreational therapy practice in behavioral health. Presentation at the Southeast Recreational Therapy Symposium. Williamsburg, VA.

McCormick,B.P.(2017,July).Communityparticipationasamodelofenvironmental

enrichment.TUCollaborativeSummerInstituteonCommunityInclusion.Philadelphia,PA.


Barnett,S.&McCormick,B.P.(2016,September).Whenwe’rethebarrier:Exploringprovider-basedstigmainarecreationtherapyenvironment.PresentationattheAmericanTherapeuticRecreationAssociationAnnualCongress.Lombard,IL.

Nagata, S., & McCormick, B. P. (2016, April). Enhancing health: Applying the salutogenic

approach in therapeutic recreation. Presented at the Midwest Symposium on Therapeutic Recreation and Adapted Physical Activity, St. Louis, MO.

McCormick, B. P. & Allsop, J. (2014, September). Why fun is good for you: Positive emotion as

a recreational therapy outcome. Presented at the American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Meeting, Oklahoma City, OK.

McCormick, B. P., & Mowatt, R. (2014, February). Positioning Parks and Recreation in Public

Health. Educational session presented at the Great Lakes Park Training Institute, Angola, IN.

McCormick, B. P. (2013, November). Recreational Therapy: The role of physical and social

activation in cognitive dysfunction. Concurrent session presented at the Recreation Therapists of Indiana Annual Conference. Carmel, IN.

McCormick, B. P., Allsop, J. & Walter, A. (2012, October). Why fun is good for you: Positive

emotion as a recreational therapy outcome. Concurrent session presented at the Recreation Therapists of Indiana 2012 Annual Conference, Martinsville, IN.

Skalko, T. S., Connolly, M. & McCormick, B. P. (2012, October). Committee on Accreditation

of Recreational Therapy Education: Applicant Orientation and Visitor Training. Day long workshop presented at the 2012 American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference, Phoenix AZ.

McCormick, B. P., & Snethen, G. A. (2012, October). Recreation and Leisure as Facilitators of

Positive Emotion in Adults with Schizophrenia. Concurrent session presented at the at the XII World Leisure Congress, Rimini Italy.

McCormick, B. P. (2009, November). Credentialing in therapeutic recreation. General session

presented at the Recreation Therapists of Indiana Annual Conference. Carmel, IN. McCormick, B. P. (2007, November). Nothing is so practical as a good theory: Advancing RT

services through theory. Presented at the Recreation Therapists of Indiana Annual Conference. Chesterton, IN.

McCormick, B. P. (2007, November). Nothing is so practical as a good theory: Advancing RT

services through theory. Presented at the Illinois Recreational Therapists Association Annual Conference. Alsip, Il.

Nov 2006 “The international classification of functioning, health and disability.” Presented

with Dr. M. van Puymbroeck, Dr. D. K. Howard, and Dr. Y. Lee at the Recreation Therapists of Indiana Annual Conference, West Lafayette, IN.


“So you want to be published?” Presented with Dr. Y. Lee at the Recreation Therapists of Indiana Annual Conference, West Lafayette, IN.

Sept 2006 “Outcome based evaluation.” Presented with Ms. Elizabeth Hall at the 2006

American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference. Orlando FL. March 2006 “Active Leisure: Pilot testing an intervention for people with schizophrenia.”

Presentation developed with Dr. Georgia Frey and presented at the 2006 American Therapeutic Recreation Association Mid-year Professional Issues Forum. Plano, TX.

October 2005 “Team leader orientation and training.” Presented with Ms. Nancy McFarlane at

the American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference. Salt Lake City, UT.

April 2005 “The ACT Program: Assertive Community Treatment.” Presented with Ms.

Angie Rollins as part of the American Therapeutic Recreation Association Academy Teleconference Series.

November 2004 “Examining the everyday lives of community mental health clients: US and

Serbia.” Presented at the Recreation Therapists of Indiana Annual Conference, Terre Haute, IN.

October 2004 Aggression and Mental Illness. Presented with Ms. Elizabeth Hall at the 2004

American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference. Kansas City, MO.

October 2004 “So you want to be published?” Presented with Dr. Youngkhill Lee at the 2004

American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference. Kansas City, MO.

October 2004 “Therapeutic Recreation and the International Classification of Functioning,

Disability and Health: Future Directions.” Presented with Dr. John Jacobson and Dr. David Howard at the 2004 American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference. Kansas City, MO.

October 2004 “The Joy of Being a Professor: Learning about What Professors Do by Reviewing

the Lives of Pioneering TR Educators.” Presented with Dr. Youngkhill Lee at the 2004 American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference. Kansas City, MO.

June 2004 “Operationalizing Community Integration via the ICF.” Presented with

Youngkhill Lee and John Jacobson at the 10th North American Collaborating Center Conference on ICF. Halifax, Canada.

May 2004. “Case Conceptualization.” Presented at the Madison State Hospital RT

Workshop. Madison, IN.


Nov. 2003 “Advocating for people with mental disabilities in developing countries.” Recreational Therapists of Indiana Annual Conference, Nov., 13-14, Elizabeth, IN.

Oct. 2003 “Developing activities programs for people with disabilities in Kosovo.” Co-

presented with Amy Farkas, Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation. National Recreation and Park Administration Annual Congress, St. Louis, MO.

Sept. 2003 “Advocating for people with mental disabilities in developing countries.”

American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference, Sept., 12-16, Atlanta, GA.

Sept. 2002 “Is your website accessible?” Co-presenter John Chiang. 2002 National

Recreation and Park Association annual congress, Tampa, FL. Sept. 2001 “Professionals needed to work with older adults: Are students following trends?”

Co-presented with Susan Myllakangas and Michelle Reilly. 2001 American Therapeutic Recreation Association annual meeting, New Orleans, LA.

Sept. 2001 “Virtual clients and cases for therapeutic recreation training.” Presented at 2001

American Therapeutic Recreation Association annual meeting, Educator’s Institute, New Orleans, LA.

April 2001 A call for reform in TR professional preparation. Co-presented with Dave Austin

and Youngkhill Lee. 30th Annual Midwest Symposium on Therapeutic Recreation. St. Louis, MO.

November 2000 “State Initiatives Update: Current Progress and Future Needs.” Co-presented

with Diane Baumann, Kim Clarke, James Quinn. Recreation Therapists of Indiana, Annual Conference, Nashville, IN.

Sept. 2000 "Theory based therapeutic recreation programming and evaluation." Co-

presented with Linda Caldwell, Cynthia Carruthers, and Colleen Hood. 2000 American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference, Cincinnati OH.

Sept. 2000 "21st Century teaching and learning: What will we see?" Co-presented with David Austin. 2000 American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference, Cincinnati OH. "A crisis in TR: The critical shortage of professors." Co-presented with David Austin. 2000 American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference, Cincinnati OH.

April 2000 "Virtually competent: Teaching practical skills through interactive cases."

Presented at the 18th Annual Spring Symposium, Indiana University. Bloomington, IN.


March 2000 "Therapeutic outdoor programs: Theoretical connections of adventure and therapy." Co-presented with Alan Ewert and Alison Voight at the 2nd International Adventure in Therapy Conference. Augsburg, Germany.

November 1999 “Technology in therapeutic recreation” Co-presented with David Austin at

the1999 Recreation Therapists of Indiana annual conference. Evansville, IN. October 1999 "Utilizing technology for staff training and development." Co-presented with

Steve Wolter and Jim Ridenour at the 1999 National Recreation and Park Association Congress, Nashville, TN.

May 1999 "Community adjustment of people with serious mental illness." Madison State

Hospital Rehabilitation Therapy Workshop. Madison, IN. May 1999 "Practical approaches to performance improvement." Madison State Hospital

Rehabilitation Therapy Workshop. Madison, IN. April 1999 "Evaluation alphabet soup: The past present and future of JCAHO accreditation."

Presented at the 1999 Midwest Symposium on Therapeutic Recreation. St. Louis, MO.

April 1999 "Finance 101:Current and future trends in health care financing" Co-presented

with Mary Beth O'Brien at the 1999 Midwest Symposium on Therapeutic Recreation. St. Louis, MO.

April 1999 “Outdoor experiential therapy: Introduction and overview.” Co-presented with Alan Ewert and Alison Voight at 1999 Midwest Symposium on Therapeutic Recreation. St. Louis, MO.

Nov 1998 "Finance 101: Where does the money come from?" Co-presented with Mary Beth

O'Brien at the 1998 Recreation Therapists of Indiana annual conference. Rochester, IN.

Sept 1998 " Gathering vs. dissemination: Using the Internet to enhance instruction."

Presented in the Innovative Teaching Strategies forum at the 1998 American Therapeutic Recreation Association annual conference. Boston, MA.

Sept 1998 "The Health Protection/Health Promotion model: An alternative to the Leisure Ability Model." Co-presented with David Austin at the 1998 American Therapeutic Recreation Association annual conference. Boston, MA.

May 1998 "Quality of Life and people with chronic mental illness" Madison State Hospital

Rehabilitation Therapy Workshop. Madison, IN. April 1998 "Clinical and internship supervision." Teleconference originating at Indiana

University, Bloomington, IN. Co-presented with Deborah Getz and Ramon Zabriskie.


April 1998 "Social networks of people with mental illness: Implications to practice." Presented at both the Therapeutic Recreation Symposium for the Southwest (Houston, TX), and the Midwest Symposium for Therapeutic Recreation (Springfield, IL).

September 1997 “Resources for lifelong learning” Presented at the American Therapeutic

Recreation Association annual conference, Nashville TN. Co-presented with David Austin.

May 1997 “Collaborative research: Making the most of collaborative partnerships.”

Presented at the Utah Recreation Therapy Association annual conference, Park City, UT.

August 1996 “The professionals speak.” Presented at the 1996 Recreation Therapists of

Indiana annual conference, Bloomington IN. Co-presenters Joan Breuckmann, Pam Schadt, Patrick Service, & Kim Thorbeck.

January 1996 “Recreation companionship networks and social support networks in predicting

psychological health”. School of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation research colloquium, Bloomington IN.

September 1995 “TR intervention in substance abuse.” Presented at the 1995 Indiana Parks and

Recreation Association annual conference. Indianapolis, IN. November 1994 "Recreation therapy and interpersonal connections: Facilitating social support

among people with substance abuse problems." Presented at the 1994 North Carolina Recreation Therapy Association annual conference, Chapel Hill, NC.

November 1993"Ideals of sobriety, ideals of leisure: Presenting leisure within the ideology of

Alcoholics Anonymous." Presented at the 1993 North Carolina Recreation Therapy Association annual conference, Chapel Hill, NC.

December 1989 "Choosing a research method." Presented at mini-conference "Processes for

Practitioner Conducted Research in Therapeutic Recreation", Penn State University, University Park PA.

June 1989 "The use of non-traditional games as a facilitator of group counseling." Presented

at 21st Annual Pennsylvania Therapeutic Recreation Institute, Kutztown PA. October 1988 "Verbal intervention techniques with the client in crisis." Co-presented with

Patricia Kleban at the 38th annual Cortland Recreation Conference, Cortland NY. D. Panel Presentations October 2004 “Academic Preparation in TR: Opportunities & Reality.” Panel presentation at the

American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference 2004, Kansas City, MO.


Nov. 2000 “State Initiative Update: Current progress and future needs” Panel presentation at the Recreation Therapists of Indiana State Conference 2000, Nashville, IN.

May 1998 "Distance Learning Workshop: Advancing Learning: Closing the Distance."

Faculty Colloquium on Excellence in Teaching Retreat. Bloomingon, IN. October 1991 "Continuing your education: How to choose a doctorate or master's program."

Panel member with C.S. Beeler, C. Howe, G. Ellis, and F. McGuire at the 1991 National Recreation and Parks Association Congress, Baltimore MD.

E. Poster Presentations Frey, G. C., & McCormick, B. P. (2008, August). Pairing ecological momentary assessments

and accelerometry to understand activities and participation among people with disabilities. 14th North American Collaborating Center Conference on ICF. Quebec City Canada.

McCormick, B. P., Robertson, T., & Sohl, L. (2005, May). Faculty productivity: Publication and funding. Presented at the Therapeutic Recreation Educator’s Conference. Atasca, IL.

McCormick, B. P. (1996, September). Social support and leisure: Implications for recreation therapy. Poster presented at the 1996 American Therapeutic Recreation Association annual conference. San Francisco, CA.

Sugg, S. B., & McCormick, B. P. (1995, May). Survey of child life programs: Personnel and administration. Presented at the 1995 Association for the Care of Children’s Health Conference. Boston, MA.

McCormick, B. P. (1991, June). Therapeutic recreation practice within an alcoholics anonymous model. Poster session presented at the Southeast Therapeutic Recreation Symposium, Knoxville TN.

F. Workshops, & Institutes Dec 2017 Supporting community participation for adults with psychiatric disabilities.

Half-day workshop for staff and students of the Tuzla Psychiatric Clinic, Tuzla, Bosnia & Herzegovina.

Sept 2015 Evidence-based behavioral health practice. Day-long pre-conference workshop at the 2015 American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference. Albuquerque, NM. Co-presented with Drs. Neil Lundberg & Gretchen Snethen.

April 2012 “Therapeutic Encounters: Emerging research in health and medicine in Eastern Europe” Co-coordinated with Dr. Sarah Phillips (Dept. of Anthropology). Recruited nine graduate students to workshop their developing research.

April 2012 “Positioning Parks and Recreation Agencies in Public Health.” Johnson County Chapter of the IU Alumni Association, Indianapolis IN. Half-day workshop co-presented with Dr. Rasul Mowatt.

December 2010- “Recreational, work and occupational therapies (RROT) for people with mental problems” / РРОТ (рекреативно-радно-окупациона терапија) особа са менталним поремећајима. Day-long training under the auspices of the Ministry of Health, Republic of Serbia. Presented at Health Center Valjevo, Serbia. Co-


presented with Branka Stamatovic-Gajic, Milena Maksimovic, and Slobodanka Soldatovic.

September 2003 “ATRA Outcomes Institute” Pre-conference institute at the American Therapeutic Recreation Association 2003 Annual Conference. Co-presented with Norma Stumbo, Barbara Wilhite, John Jacobson, Jo Ellen Ross, and Cynthia Carruthers.

December 2002 “Psychosocial Training: Therapeutic Use of Activity.” Three-day training

provided under the auspices of the International Organization for Migration, Kosovo for nursing and activities workers at the Shtime/Stimlje Special Institute, Kosovo. Coordinated training with Vietnam Veteran’s of America Foundation, War Child, and Doctors of the World.

October 1999 “How are we doing? Program evaluation in therapeutic recreation” Pre-

conference institute at the American Therapeutic Recreation Association 1999 Annual Conference, Portland OR. Co-presented with Linda Caldwell, Cynthia Carruthers, and Mark Widmer.

May 1998 "Clinical in the community: The changing face of health & human service

delivery." Half-day workshop presented for Therapeutic Recreation Section, Oregon Parks & Recreation Society, Salem, OR.

April 1998 "Program evaluation & TR efficacy institute" Mid West Symposium on

Therapeutic Recreation. Co-coordinated with David Compton, Mark Widmer & Gary Ellis.

April 1998 "Benefits of Therapeutic Recreation: What can we say with confidence?" Half-

day workshop for Therapeutic Recreation Section of Kentucky Parks & Recreation Society, Louisville, KY. Co-presented with Deborah Getz, CTRS.

February 1998 “Connections through leadership” Day long workshop on situational leadership

presented at Indiana Division of Parks and Reservoirs, 1998 Annual Meeting, Brown County State Park, Nashville, IN.

April 1997 “Situational leadership.” Day-long workshop presentation for Indiana

University’s Executive Development Program. Angola, IN. February 1997 “Workshop on professionalism.” Teleconference originating at Indiana

University, Bloomington, IN. Co-presented with Dr. David Austin. September 1996 “Research in Therapeutic Recreation.” Day-long teleconference originating at

Indiana University, Bloomington, IN. Co-presenter William Brechue. April 1995 Workshop for Eastern Region AHEC. "Measuring leisure and recreation well-

being and quality of life among hospital patients", Lenoir Memorial Hospital, Lenoir NC, April 6 1995, Co-presenter Susan McGhee.


CONSULTATION: 2006-2008 Rehabilitation Therapy Consultant. Madison State Hospital. Madison IN 2003 Educational Consultant on “Portraits of Pioneers in Therapeutic Recreation:

Parts I & II.” Produced by Indiana University Television. 1994-1995 Therapeutic Recreation Consultant, O'Berry Center (ICF-MR), Goldsboro NC. May 1994 "Dementia-specific activities" Workshop Presentation to Williamston-Martin

County (NC) Alzheimer's Demonstration Grant volunteer training. Williamston NC

RESEARCH: A. Research Projects (funded) 2015 “Identifying Determinants of Health Enhancing Physical Activity among Adults with

Schizophrenia.” School of Public Health-Bloomington, Health Equity Seed Funding. $25,000.00 (Co-PIs A. Chomistek & B. McCormick)

2013 “Increasing Community Participation for Adults with Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorders.”

US Dept. of Education National Institute for Disability and Rehabilitation Research Field Initiated Research (2013 84.133G-1). (M. Salzer & G. Snethen, PIs: B. McCormick, Consultant)

2010 “Social context and schizophrenia in a changing system of services: The role of

urbanization in the functioning of Serbians with schizophrenia.” Combined research & lecturing award, Fulbright Scholarship $17,000.

2008 “Logistics Pilot of an Active Leisure Intervention for People with Schizophrenia.”

Indiana University School of Health Physical Education and Recreation, Faculty Research Support Program. $15,000 (B. McCormick, PI).

2006 “The application of ecological momentary assessment to assess the relationship of

neurocognitive functioning, psychiatric symptoms and functional capacity to real-world social and physical activity in schizophrenia.” Indiana University Department of Recreation & Park Administration, Leisure Research Institute: School of HPER. $5,100. (B. McCormick, PI)

2005 Examining logistics active leisure intervention for people with severe mental illness.

Indiana University School of Health Physical Education and Recreation, Pilot Study Research Award. $1,150 (B. McCormick, PI)

2005 Social Support and Companionship Among People with Mental Illness in Serbia. Indiana

University Department of Recreation & Park Administration, Leisure Research Institute: School of HPER. Awarded $1,793 (total project cost $2,293).


2004 Subjective Experience and Physical Activity in the Life of Psychiatric Clients in Serbia. Indiana University Russian & East European Institute; Dept. of Recreation and Park Administration, Leisure Research Institute. Awarded $3430.00 (total project $3930.00)

2003 “Subjective Experience and Physical Activity in the Everyday Lives of Psychiatric

Clients in Serbia.” Indiana University President’s Council on International Programs. Awarded $500. (total project $3930.00)

2003 “Subjective Experience and Physical Activity in the Everyday Life of Psychiatric

Clients.” Indiana University Multidisciplinary Ventures fund. $4225.00 1998 “Museums as therapeutic agents: Toward individual and community health." Institute of

Museum & Library Sciences. (Lois Silverman, Project Director; Bryan McCormick Co-Investigator) Awarded $49,995.00

1997 “Examination of the characteristics of social support, companionship, and community

functioning among clients with serious mental illness.” National Therapeutic Recreation Society, Awarded, $750.00

1996 “Social support and companionship among dually diagnosed veterans” Indiana

University, Dept. of Recreation and Park Administration, Research funding. Awarded $950.

1996 “Leisure in Social Life of People with Mental Illness & Substance Abuse Disorders.”

Indiana University, Research and the University Graduate School, Grant-in-aid of research. Awarded $2,000.

1995 "An investigation of the relationships between leisure, social companionship, social

support and well-being among people with substance abuse problems." School of Health and Human Performance Seed Grant. Awarded $200.

1994 "Leisure in the Development and Maintenance of Social Support Networks

Among People in Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation" East Carolina University Vice Chancellor's Summer Research Stipend Award.

1991 Co-Investigator, "Parents' Perceptions of the Jaycee Camp Hope Summer Camp

Experience" Clemson University Provost Research Award. Awarded $2,500. B. Research Proposals (reviewed but unfunded) 2014 “Environmental Enrichment Among Adults with Schizophrenia: Developing an

environmental measurement protocol and establishing cognitive effects.” Indiana Clinical and Translational Science Initiative. $75,000 (B. McCormick & P. Lysaker, Co-PI).

2013 “Increasing motivation for valuing engagement.” Indiana Clinical and Translational

Science Initiative, Community Health Engagement Program. $24,166. (B. McCormick & D. Ayer, Co-PI).


2013 “Pilot testing Family Battle Buddies Program.” National Institute of Child Health and Development. $429,000 (B. McCormick, Investigator).

2009 “Active Leisure: A pilot study to increase active engagement in leisure among people

with schizophrenia.” National Institute of Mental Health (R34; Revision & resubmission). $650,000. (B. McCormick PI)

2006 “Active Leisure: A pilot study to increase active engagement in leisure among people

with schizophrenia.” National Institute of Mental Health (R34; Scored 248, percentile 54.1). $650,000. (B. McCormick PI)

2006 “The application of ecological momentary assessment to assess the relationship of

neurocognitive functioning, psychiatric symptoms and functional capacity to real-world social and physical activity in schizophrenia.” Indiana University Faculty Research Support Program. $81,000. (B. McCormick, PI)

2003 “Leisure functioning in adaptation to mental illness.” National Institute of Mental Health

(R03). $71, 461. 2000 “Incorporating leisure into treatment planning and community adaptation.” Support

project (B. McCormick, PI) included in proposal to National Institute of Mental Health for “Midwest Center for Mental Health Services Research,” Bernice A. Pescosolido, PI. Proposed funding for Center Grant, $4,300,000.

1996 “Application of the Theory of Planned Behavior to Physical Activity and Persons with

Psychiatric Disorders” National Institute of Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR). Coinvestigator David Austin. Proposed funding $500,000.

1996 “The Efficacy of a Therapeutic Recreation Intervention to Facilitate Community

Reintegration Among Dually Diagnosed Veterans” American Therapeutic Recreation Foundation. Proposed funding $5,000.


TEACHING RELATED ACTIVITIES A. Courses Taught

Course Title

Semesters Taught

Average Enrollment

Semesters On-line

Indiana University

Undergraduate

Y378- Techniques in Recreational Therapy (3cr) 7 28 2

Y472 – Rec. Ther. In Health Care Environ. (3cr) 12 35 2

Graduate

R510- Philosophy of Leisure (3 cr) 8 28 6

R512- Admin. theory & Mgt practices in RPTS(3cr) 3 16 2

Y560- Professional Dev. in Therapeutic Recreation (3cr) 12 9 4

Y561- Advanced Therapeutic Recreation Processes (3cr) 3 8

Y562- Social Psychology of Ther. Recreation (3cr) 3 25 2

Y563- Program Dev. & Consultation in Ther. Rec. (3cr) 7 15 3

R515- Assessment in Therapeutic Recreation (3cr) 1 8 1

R515- Clinical Practices in Therapeutic Recreation (3cr) 1 8 1

R515- Foundations of Intervention in Ther Rec (3cr) 3 12 3

T590 Research in HPER (3cr) 2 30 1

T591- Interpretation of Data in HPER (3cr) 5 18 5

R701 Social Psychology of Leisure (3cr) 4 12

R702 Higher Education in RPTS (3cr) 2 8

B. Courses Supervised

Course Title

Undergraduate

R250- Introduction to Equine Assisted Activities

R277- Introduction to Therapeutic Recreation (3 cr)

R363- Professional Internship (14 cr)

R379- Clinical Practice in Therapeutic Recreation (3cr)

R399- Practicum in Recreation & Parks (1 cr)

R499- Research in Recreation (1-3 cr)

R641- Readings in Therapeutic Recreation


R640- Independent Study & Research

R642- Internship in Therapeutic Recreation

C. Doctoral Dissertation Committee (Chair) Shay Dawson “Social network analysis of a year-round mentoring program for youth with

physical disabilities attending a medical camp.” Defended April 2018 Shinichi Nagata “Leisure and recurrence of depression: identification of the role of leisure-

generated resources, physical activity, and sense of coherence.” Defended May 2017.

Susan Barnett “Social network analysis of identity formation and substance use in the first year transition to college.” Defended April 2017.

Cara Gray “Service Planning: Processes Recreational Therapists Use When Working with Adolescents & Young Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder.” Defended June 2015

Rebecca Gilbert “Equine Assisted Psychotherapy: The Lived Experience.” Defended April 2013.

Steven Lewis “Leisure-Focused Critical Events Analyses of Transmasculine Narratives.” Defended December 2011.

Gretchen Snethen “Self Determination and Social Participation: A Pilot Study” Defended September 2010

Jackson Wilson “Creating a Self-Administered Internet Based Instrument for Job Embeddedness in the Adventure Education Context” Dissertation Defense January 2010 (Co-chaired with Alan Ewert)

Jyong-Hyeong Kim “Development of a scale to measure memorable tourism experience. Dissertation defense June 2009.

Byunggook Kim “A Conceptual Framework for Leisure and Subjective Well-Being.” Dissertation Defense Mar 2009.

Jinmoo Heo “Daily experience of serious leisure, flow and subjective well-being of older adults” (co-chaired with Y. Lee) Dissertation defense 2007.

Neil Lundberg “Development of Self-Determined Behavior: The Role of Adaptive Sports and Recreation.” Dissertation defense June 2006.

Janet Funderburk “Understanding stigma in children with a disability: Does child attitude mediate the relationship between stigma and mental health outcomes?” Dissertation Defense June 2003

Heewon Yang “Examination of leisure boredom, personal characteristics and family satisfaction as predictors of aggressive behavioral tendencies of university students.” Dissertation Defense April 2002. (Co-chaired with David Austin).

Ramon Zabriskie "An examination of family and leisure behavior among families with middle-school aged children." Dissertation Defense, June, 2000. (Co-chaired with David Austin).

D. Doctoral Dissertation Committee (member) Proposed


Lauren Luther “Mobile Enhancement of Motivation in Schizophrenia: A Pilot trial of a Personalized Text Message Intervention for Motivation Deficits” Proposed February 2016 (IUPUI, Dept. of Psychology)

Chien-Tsung Lee, Ph.D candidate in human performance, Dissertation proposal May 2007 Defended Dohyun Lee “Examination of associations between leisure physical activity and

psychological distress as multidimensional constructs within two theoretical approaches.” Defended May 2017

James Arnaez “A Cross-Sectional Analysis of Depression Stigma and Barriers to Seeking Mental Health Care: Evidence for Effect Modification by Depression Severity, Cultural Background, and Gender” Defended April 2018 (IUB, Dept. of Epidemiology & Biostatistics).

Mark Saunders “Effect of participation in shallow-water movement with the use of an aquatic pole on pain and well-being of older adults with knee and hip osteoarthritis.” Defended August 2017.

Cheng-Ming Hu “Post-Experience Advertising Effect on Memory of Collegiate Sport Event Experience.” Defended June 2017

Yun Chang “Exploring the impact of autonomous student experiences on positive youth development.” Proposed May 2017

Hyangmi Kim “Examining the structural relationships of memorable travel experience and its reminiscence functions” Defended May 2016.

Curt Davidson “Building character through adventure education: a study of levels of grit and resilience in outward bound students” Defended February 2016.

John Putz “Healthcare integration and hepatitis c surveillance in a community mental health center” PhD candidate in Health Behavior. Defended September 2015

Ye Zhang “Abstract Mental Construal Intervention As A Facilitator Of Leisure Travel For People With Mobility Impairments.” Defended June 2015

Hyejin Yoon “Leisure behavior and quality of life in later life.” Defended May 2015. Jessie Bennett “An examination of therapeutic recreation programs for veterans with combat-

related disabilities and their families.” Defended August 2013 Pei-Chun Hsieh “Contributions of Leisure Participation in Predicting Stress Coping and Quality

of Life among Parental Caregivers of Children with Developmental Disabilities“ Defended April 2011

Leann Terry “The influence of therapist characteristics on expectations of a group member.” Dissertation defense December 2009.

Amy Shellman Empowerment and resilience: A multimethod approach to understanding processes and outcomes of adventure education program experiences. Dissertation Defended Sept 2008.

Brandon Eggleston, “Psychosocial Determinants of Attending Yoga Classes“ Dissertation defended August 2008. (Applied Health Science)

Aiko Yoshino “Stress and coping in adventure education programs: Testing a hypothetical model of personal growth.” Dissertation defended April 2008.

Whitney Ward “Perceptions of risks and benefits of an outdoor adventure experience.” Dissertation defended January 2008.

Sanghee Chun “The role of leisure in the experience of posttraumatic growth for people with spinal cord injury.” Dissertation defended April 2007.


Agnes Kovacs “The leisure personality: Relationships between personality, leisure satisfaction, and life satisfaction.” Dissertation defense Nov 2006.

Aya Hayashi “Leadership development through an outdoor leadership program focusing on emotional intelligence.” Dissertation defense April 2006.

Martyn Whittingham, “How do power, affiliation and status satisfaction impact the dynamics of conflict within small groups?: An analysis of the perceptions of group members. Defense August 2006 (Counseling Psychology)

Alice Foose “Relationship between social network and leisure activity patterns of older adults living in the Midwestern United States. Dissertation Defense December 2003.

I-Tsun Chiang “Effects of a therapeutic recreation intervention within a technology-based physical activity context on the social interaction of youth with Autism spectrum disorders.” Dissertation Defense May 2003.

Erin (Sharpe)Smith “Coming together in wilderness: Limnality, identity and communitas in outdoor recreation” Dissertation Defense, October 2002.

Rodney Blackman “Ethics and the historical development of comparative fault tort reform as applied in reported sports and recreation courses.” Dissertation Defense April 2002.

Deborah Getz "Key competencies in multicultural education for entry level therapeutic recreation professionals: A Delphi study." Dissertation Defense, June, 2000.

Bongguk Jin "The social psychological determinants of subjective well-being in older adults." Dissertation Defense, April, 2000.

James Sibthorp "Instrument validation and multivariate assessment of life skill development in adolescents through the adventure education process." Dissertation Defense, April, 2000.

Jill Vasquez Mills "Successful aging at Dunedin Beach Campground: An instrumental case study of retirees living in recreational vehicles." Dissertation Defense, December, 1999.

Sarah Young "Perceived liability and risk management trends and issues impacting the delivery of recreation sports programs in the 21st Century." Dissertation Defense, October, 1998.

Chih-Mou Hsieh "Leisure attitudes, motivation, participation, and satisfaction: Test of a model of leisure behavior." Dissertation Defense, September, 1998.

E. Doctoral Course Prescription (Chair) Jasmine (Nutter) Townsend, Course prescription September 2009 Gretchen Snethen, Course prescription September 2008; Qualifying exam completed Sept 2009 Steven Lewis, Course prescription April 2008; Qualifying exam completed Dec 2009 Rebecca Gilbert Course prescription December 2007; Qualifying exam completed Dec 2009 Neil Lundberg Course prescription April 2004; Qualifying exam completed August 2005 C. Amber Havens- Course prescription 4/04 F. Doctoral Course Prescription (member) Leann Terry (Counseling Psychology); Qualifying exam completed 07/07 Sanghee Chun- Course prescription 3/04; Qualifying exam completed 9/05 Martyn Whittingham (Counseling psychology)- Qualifying exam completed 5/04 G. Master's Thesis Committee (Chair)


Joy Felegie “The impact of osteoporosis training on professional care staff’s osteoporosis

knowledge and beliefs: a comparison group design at a facility for adults with intellectual disability.” Defended February 2014.

Alysha Walter “The Effect of Aquatic Activity on Emotions in Adults with Severe Mental Illness.” Defended June 2013.

Danielle Pernell, “Activity and perceived life satisfaction of older adult women in an assisted living facility.” Thesis Defense December 2007.

Catherine Nolan “The mediating effect of athletic identity on the relationship between perceived stigma and identity development in late adolescents and young adults with disabilities.” Thesis Defense December 2006.

H. Master's Thesis Committee (member) Henan Li “Comparison of Physical Activity and Obesity Between Adult Chinese and US

Special Olympic Athletes.” Defense May 2013. (G. Frey , Dept of Kinesiology, chair)

Ya-Ling Chen “Perceived quality of life of Clear Creek Trail users in Bloomington Indiana. Defense April 2010.

Anne Truitt-Petre “Experiences of participating in GLAHM camp for girls with spinal cord injury.” Thesis proposal Dec 2009 (M. Van Puymbroeck, chair)

Ko-Fan Lee “The effects of family styles and adventure program participation on intrinsic motivation.” Thesis defense March 2008 (A. Ewert Dept of Recreation, Park, & Tourism Studies, Chair).

Lamia Nuseibeh “The influence of pain, fatigue and depression on daily physical activity in adults with fibromyalgia.” Defended March 2007 (J. Wallace, Dept of Kinesiology, chair)

Linda Ostlund "A case study of the impact of a sequential swim program on behaviors of one young child with autism." December, 1998. (B. Hawkins, Dept of Recreation & Park Admin., chair)

I. Teaching Projects (funded) 1998 "Interactive assessment interviewing in Therapeutic Recreation." Instructional Media

Development grant. Instructional Support Services, Indiana University. Awarded (approx.) $5000.

1997 Indiana University, School of Continuing Studies. Strategic Directions Project,

“Closing the distance:” A partnership for Faculty Development and Program Assessment. Examination of the quality of learning taking place in distance learning. Awarded $1000.

1997 Indiana University, School of Continuing Studies, Alliance for Continuing

Professional Education. “Development of Distance Learning Courses in Therapeutic Recreation for the Partnership with Catonsville Community College.” Co-PD with David R. Austin. Awarded $4500.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE


2017 Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Fulbright Scholar Combined Research Lecturing Award (7164). Fall 2017 & June 2018. Identifying factors supporting strong self-advocacy among users of mental health services in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the benefits of community participation. This project is housed and conducted through the Faculty of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry at the University of Tuzla. The research component of this project is focused on identifying factors supporting highly functional users’ associations (korisničkih udruženja) of people with mental disorders in the BiH community mental health system and the supports needed from service providers. ation and conversely the functional health challenges related to inactivity and social isolation. The lecturing component of this project will provide lectures on the research evidence supporting the health and functional benefits of social and community participation.

2010 Kragujevac Serbia. Fulbright Scholar Combined Research/Lecturing Award Fall

2010 assigned to the Faculty of Medicine, University of Kragujevac, Kragujevac Serbia. Research project title: “Social context and schizophrenia in a changing system of services: The role of urbanization in the functioning of Serbians with schizophrenia.” The research component of this project entailed the collection of data to examine social integration and psychosocial functioning among people with schizophrenia in three different levels of urbanized settings in Serbia. The lecturing component involves the delivery of lectures to medical and nursing students related to obesity, health and psychosocial functioning of people with severe mental illness.

2007 Hameenlina Finland. Instructor, International Summer School, Centre for

Education and Research on Well-Being, HAMK University of Applied Sciences. Taught week-long block course on the use of social psychological theory as a foundation for social service practice.

2003 Pristina Kosovo. Training Consultant for Doctors of the World (DOW). Provided

training and information to personnel working in DOW’s deinstitutionalization project.

2002 Pristina Kosovo. Internship with International Organization for Migration (IOM),

Psychosocial Trauma Response Programme. Developed and implemented training program in therapeutic use of activities at the Sthime Special Institution in Shtime, Kosovo.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ACTIVITIES A. External Reviews

Promotion & Tenure Reviews Arizona State University (2) Brigham Young University Florida International University Georgia Southern University Ithaca College


Oklahoma State University Pennsylvania State University University of Illinois University of Missouri University of New Hampshire University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill University of South Alabama University of Tennessee University of Utah Program Reviews

1. October 2014 Lead reviewer of three-person accreditation review team for Oklahoma State University therapeutic recreation program.

2. January 2013 Member of three-person review team for program review of the University of Utah Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism.

3. March 2012 Accreditation site review team member for East Carolina University Recreational Therapy program.

4. January 2009 External moderator for Southern Institute of Technology, New Zealand.

Scholarship Reviews

1. December 2010 Eurobank EFG scholarship review panel “Best students in Serbia.” Belgrade, Serbia. Reviewed 118 applicants, interviewed top 60 applicants, and made recommendations on award of 25 scholarships.

2. September 2010 US Department of State, Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program, Belgrade Serbia. Served as interview panelist for 6 finalists from Serbia.

Research Proposal Reviews

1. May 2015. Nova Scotia (Canada) Health Research Foundation (NSHRF). Expert external reviewer for proposal focusing on social inclusion for people with mental health challenges in community-based recreation.

B. Editorships

Co-Editor, Special Edition of Therapeutic Recreation Journal, Mental health and transcending life challenges, vol 41 issue 1, 2008. Co-Editor, Annual in Therapeutic Recreation, 2003-2005 (vols. 13-14) Associate Editor, Journal of Leisure Research, 2005-2013 Associate Editor, Leisure and Society, 2004-2009 Associate Editor, Leisure Sciences, 1997-2003. Associate Editor, Therapeutic Recreation Journal, 1995-1998. Associate Editor, Annual in Therapeutic Recreation, 1995-1996.

C. Research Symposia & Institutes


Symposium Co-Chairperson • 2008 Society of Recreation and Parks Educators (SPRE), Leisure Research

Symposium, Baltimore MD • 2007 Society of Recreation and Parks Educators (SPRE), Leisure Research

Symposium, Indianapolis, IN Review Coordinator • Psychological/Social Psychological Aspects of Leisure Behavior section of the 1999

Society of Recreation and Parks Educators (SPRE), Symposium on Leisure Research. Session Chair • “Psychiatric Rehabilitation & Mental Health Users and Care Givers” session of the

2006 World Psychiatric Association International Congress, July 2006, Istanbul Turkey.

• "Leisure in the lifespan" session of the 1999 Society of Park and Recreation Educators (SPRE) Symposium on Leisure Research.

• "Leisure, health and well-being" session of the 1997 Society of Park and Recreation Educators (SPRE) Symposium on Leisure Research.

Session reviewer

• Leisure Programs and Services for Special Populations section (1997) • Aspects of Leisure over the Lifespan section (1996) • Sociological Aspects of Leisure Behavior section (1995) • Leisure Programs and Services for Special Populations section (1991)

D. Teaching Symposia & Institutes

Institute Coordinator • Educator's Institute of the 2001 American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual

Conference, New Orleans, LA. • Educator's Institute of the 2000 American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual

Conference, Cincinnati OH. E. Book/Article Reviews: McCormick, B. P. (2018). Review of The Schizophrenia Spectrum. Psychiatric Services. McCormick, B. P. (1999). Review of the book Perspectives in recreational therapy: Issues of a

dynamic profession. Schole, 14,169-175. F. Manuscript Reviews


Reviewed manuscripts for: Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica American Journal of Psychiatric Rehabilitation Annual in Therapeutic Recreation BMC Health Services BMC Psychiatry Disability and Rehabilitation Journal of Leisure Research Journal of Mental Health Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease Journal of Orthopsychiatry Journal of Park and Recreation Administration Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport Kinesiology Leisure Sciences Leisure-Loisir Mental Health Therapeutic Recreation Journal Palestra Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal Psychiatric Services Psychiatrica Danubina

G. Invited Teaching Lectures

HPER R160 Foundations of Recreation & Leisure, Indiana University HPER R391 Graduate Prerequisite, Indiana University HPER R490 Research in Recreation Park & Tourism Studies HPER R512 Principles of Therapeutic Outdoor Programs HPER R562 Social Psychology of Therapeutic Recreation, Indiana University HPER T590 Research Methods in HPER, Indiana University SPH-B X505 Introduction to Public Health

H. Service to the Academy:

i. Administrative Service Temple University Interim Department Chair, Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, Temple University,

Philadelphia, PA. 2018-2019 Indiana University Department Chair, Department of Recreation, Park and Tourism Studies, Indiana

University. 2011-2015. Interim Department Chair, Department of Environmental Health, Indiana University.

2011-2013. Interim Department Chair, Department of Recreation, Park, and Tourism Studies,

Indiana University. Spring 2011.


Associate Chair for Research & Graduate Education, Department of Recreation, Park, and Tourism Studies, Indiana University. 2009-2011.

Interim Department Chair, Department of Recreation, Park, and Tourism Studies, Indiana University. Fall 2008.

Academic Coordinator, Recreational Therapy Major, Department of Recreation, Park, & Tourism Studies, Indiana University. 2005-2010; 2013-2017.

ii. Service to Faculty Governance Temple University Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, College of Public Health, Temple University

MSRT Committee 2017-18 Pre-Tenure Review Committee 2017-18

College of Public Health, Temple University

Interprofessional Education Committee 2017-2018 Rehabilitation Sciences, Realignment Committee 2017-2018

Indiana University Department of Recreation, Park and Tourism Studies, Indiana University (1995-2017) Department Chair Review Committee, 2004-2005. Governance Document Task Force, 2003-2004. Governance Document Review & Revision 2009-2010 Graduate Curriculum Committee, 2004-Present (Chair, 2009-2010). Leisure Research Institute Board

Elected member 2004-07; Chair 2007-08 & 2009-2010 Strategic Planning Committee (Chair, 97-98; Vice Chair 96-97),1995-1998. Search Committees (8) Technology Committee, 1995-1996. Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, (Chair 97-98), 1996-2009, 2013-2017.

School of Public Health-Bloomington, Indiana University (1995-2017)

Academic Council (elected chair), 2001-02 & 2004-05 Academic Council (elected representative), 2000-2003; 2003-2006. Academic Council (elected alternate representative), 1996-1997; 2008-2009. Distributed Education Committee, 1995-1998; 2002-2007. (Chair 2003-04: 2004-05). Dean’s Advisory Council, 2009-2010 Graduate Studies Committee, 2009-2010 Internal Relations and Ceremonies Committee, (Co-Chair), 1996-1997. Outstanding Support Staff Award Committee, (Chair 01-02), 1998-1999; 2001-2002. Promotion and Tenure Committee (elected representative) 2003-2006 Promotion (professor) Committee 2015-2017 Research Council (elected representative), 1997-1999; 2009-2010. Teaching and Learning Assessment Committee, 1999-2002 (Chair 2000-01) School of Public Health Transition Committees 2009-2010 Department Configuration Committee


Naming Committee Search Committees:

• Chair of Department of Environmental Health, 2012-2013 Indiana University- Bloomington Campus Bloomington Faculty Council

HPER elected representative, 2005-2007 At-large elected representative, 2007-2009 Nomination committee (elected) 2007-2008 Distance Education Committee, 2002-2004; 2005-2007 (Co-chair 2005-2006) Budgetary Affairs Committee, 2003-2010 (Co-chair 2006-2010) Student Academic Appointee Committee 2007-2008 Long Range Planning Committee 2014-2016 International Affairs Committee (chair) 2016-2017

College of Arts and Sciences International Studies Task Force 2011-2012

Indiana University Center for Interprofessional Education and Practice Bloomington Working Group 2015-2017 Office of Vice Provost for Research,

Faculty Research Support Program Review Committee 2010, 2014, 2015 Limited Review Submissions Committee 2010 Social Sciences Research Commons Advisory Committee 2012-2015 Emerging Areas of Research Review Committee Fall 2016

Office of Vice President for International Affairs International Enhancement Grant Review committee 2010 Student Fulbright Scholarship Applicant Review Committee 2012

Russian and Eastern European Institute (REEI) Executive Committee 2009-2013 Armstrong Essay Review Committee 2009 Mellon Fellowship Review Committee 2011-2012 Foreign Language Areas Studies Scholarship Review Committee 2011-2012 Admissions Committee 2014-2015

Search Committee: • Vice-Chancellor for Budget & Administration, 2001-2002. • Director of Teaching & Learning Technologies Laboratory, 2001-2002. • Dean School of Public Health-Bloomington, 2016-2017

Indiana University Indiana University Center for Interprofessional Education and Practice

Curriculum Design Team 2015-2017 University Faculty Council 2005-2006; 2007-2008; 2009-2010; 2016-2017 University Faculty Council, Distributed Education Committee Co-chair 2005-2006 University Faculty Council, Facilities and Finance Committee Co-chair 2009-2010

I. Service to the Profession

American Therapeutic Recreation Foundation, President, 2007-2008


American Therapeutic Recreation Association Past-President, American Therapeutic Recreation 2006-2007

Past President’s Council, chair Nominations & Elections committee, chair

President, American Therapeutic Recreation Association 2005-2006 Executive Committee, American Therapeutic Recreation Assn. Finance Committee, American Therapeutic Recreation Assn. Personnel Committee, American Therapeutic Recreation Assn. President-elect, American Therapeutic Recreation Association 2004-05

Executive Committee, American Therapeutic Recreation Assn. Finance Committee, American Therapeutic Recreation Assn. Personnel Committee, American Therapeutic Recreation Assn. Board of Directors, American Therapeutic Recreation Association, 2001-2003 Academic Affairs Committee (Co-chair), American Therapeutic Recreation

Association, 1997-1998: 1999-2001. Research Committee (Mental Health Treatment Network Liaison), American

Therapeutic Recreation Association, 1995-1998. Committee on Accreditation of Recreational Therapy Education (CARTE) Chair, 2015-2017 Vice-Chair, 2012-2015 Recreation Therapists of Indiana Recreation Therapists of Indiana, Board of Directors, 1998-2001. Recreation Therapists of Indiana, Public Policy Committee 2008-2010 Recreation Therapists of Indiana, Board of Directors, 2010-2012

AWARDS: 2015 Delta Omega, Public Health Honor Society 2014 Distinguished Fellow, American Therapeutic Recreation Association 2013 Presidential Award, American Therapeutic Recreation Association 2013 Fellow, National Academy of Recreation Therapy 2011 Fellow, Academy of Leisure Sciences 2008 Centennial Leader. Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies, East Carolina

University. 2005 David R. Austin Member of the Year. Recreation Therapists of Indiana (Inaugural

recipient). 2001 Scholarly Achievement Award, American Therapeutic Recreation Association 2000 Teaching Excellence Recognition Award, Indiana University 1999 Certificate of Recognition, American Therapeutic Recreation Association 1999 Teaching Excellence Recognition Award, Indiana University 1990- 1991 MacDonald Graduate Fellow. Clemson University, Clemson SC. PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS


National Council for Therapeutic Recreation Certification, Therapeutic Recreation Specialist; Professional Level.

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

Academy of Leisure Sciences American Therapeutic Recreation Association Movement for Global Mental Health New Jersey/Eastern Pennsylvania Therapeutic Recreation Association

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