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William E. Johnson, Ph.D. 4503 Ramblewood Lane Old Hickory, TN 37218

Summary of Qualifications

✰ Nationally recognized content expert (sport management, fitness, wellness, youth sport, teacher preparation,

coaching education, distance learning, curriculum development, assessment and evaluation, technology

integration, technology mobilization,)

✰ Thirty-three years working with adults, students and children as an administrator, professor, community college

and public school teacher

✰ Over twenty-five years preparing teachers, administrators, health and sport professionals throughout the world

✰ Fourteen years of direct program management experience (education, sport, government)

✰ Over twenty years of graduate faculty status, teaching graduate students (masters and doctoral)

✰ Exceptional experience and leadership in online and distance based education

✰ Experience directing thesis, dissertations, and student research projects

✰ Experience developing, directing, marketing, and growing undergraduate and graduate programs

✰ Experienced in supervision and evaluation of student teachers, interns, graduate assistants, faculty, and staff

✰ Recognized for excellence in teaching

✰ Experienced in managing departmental budgets in excess of 1.75 million dollars

✰ Experience managing multi-million dollar projects (academic, governmental, industry)

✰ Proven successful new degree program and national accreditation experience (SACS, NCATE, CAAHEP,

NASPE)

✰ Outstanding human relations skills and partnership cultivation

✰ Strong leadership skills for a wide range of academic activities and special events

✰ Extraordinary ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with colleagues, faculty, campus

administrators, students, governmental agencies, legislators, school district personnel, citizen advisory

committees, special interest groups, public and private agencies, communities, and individuals

✰ Excellent public speaker, teacher, researcher, recruiter, fundraiser, master of ceremonies, and consultant


Sampling of Supervisor/ Evaluator Comments

“Dr. Johnson is a man of high character and integrity. He has good intentions in his actions and

outstanding moral character.” (P. Millet, Dean College of Education 2012)

“Dr. Johnson is high energy with a very analytical mind which allows him to see the big picture.”

(G. Carlson, Dean College of Education 2004) “There is no question that Dr. William E. Johnson makes a definite impact on the operations of the

United States Sports Academy through his dedication, extra hours of hard work, and personal support for those around him. However, the most impressive testimonial to Bill’s contributions and

performance is the respect and affection directed to him by those with whom he works.” (A. Schellhase, Chief Information Officer 2003)

“Bill is a very bright personable person with a great insight to the operation, motives and

management of higher education systems. He has been tapped by many universities to assist them in their curricular development, program expansion and accreditation preparation, and has led departments and faculties through some very difficult situations. Throughout the many years

that I have known him, his ability to see through the ‘noise of activity and emotion’ and cut right to the central issue and rectify it, still amazes me. He works well with people and enjoys

collaboration.” (M. Hall, University Faculty 2007)

“He is a dedicated and dependable leader who brings a tremendous amount of energy and

enthusiasm to the department and university. In both the school and the community, Dr. Johnson is recognized as an outstanding leader.” (N. De Laneuville, University Faculty 2004)

“Bill has had meaningful administrative experience in three diverse settings. He is one of the more experienced professionals in the nation in terms of external accreditation. He has been an active

participant in the NASPE/NCATE process as well as in CAAHEP accreditations. Perhaps more importantly, his experience in these areas has each culminated in a successful review.”

(M. Finkenberg, University Administrator 2006)

“Dr. Johnson has demonstrated in his Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee Leadership and his appointments at culturally diverse universities, his ability to resolve conflict, work

effectively in small and large groups, and is a tribute to his strong interpersonal skills.” (V. Chadwick, University Faculty 2003)

“Dr. Johnson goes above and beyond to help our school move forward”

(I. Almazan, Assistant Principal 2007, 2008) “Dr. Johnson's engaging and creative approach to working with students makes him effective in a wide variety of settings. It is with this same perceptive nature that Dr. Johnson can focus a small

group of students or command the attention of an entire auditorium.” (N.Gutierez, Principal 2009)


Educational Background July 1993 Ph.D. Health, Physical Education and Recreation (Sport Administration / Inquiry skills) The University of New Mexico

Dissertation Title: “Changes In The Roles And Tasks Of NCAA Division I, II, And III Athletic Directors In Light Of Changes In The Economy 1983-1990”

June 1981 M.A. Education (Curriculum Development: Physical Education) Stanford University June 1980 B.S. Physical Education (Health, Physical Education Teaching) California Polytechnic State University at San Luis Obispo June 1978 A.A. Physical Education De Anza College Community College Teaching Certifications Held

• Clear Single Subject Teaching Credential: Physical Education R1S, # 050065620, Expiration: 06/01/2015

• CLAD/ELL (Cross-cultural, Language and Academic Development) • California Community College Teaching Credential: Physical Education, Expiration: Life

University/College Administrative Experience Interim Assistant Dean, College of Health Sciences, Associate Professor Human Performance and Sport Sciences (Tenured - October 6, 2010) - Tennessee State University – August 14, 2014 – Present

• Member Tennessee Board Of Regents Executive Committee on Mobilization • Member Tennessee Board Of Regents TTP (Tennessee Transfer Pathways) Committee • Member Tennessee State University Mobilization Committee • Member MERLOT (Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning and Online Teaching),

Health Sciences: Health, Wellness, Sport, Exercise, Physical Education, Biomechanics, and Exercise Physiology

• Serve as member of College of Health Sciences Leadership Team • Solicit, establish, and support partnership activities with governmental, academic, public and

private agencies • Serve as academic advisor, thesis and dissertation chair/committee member, comprehensive

exams committee member (masters and doctoral students) • Principle Investigator: TN Department of Health 2014-15 HBCU Obesity Awareness Campaign,

$25,000


Interim Chair, Human Performance and Sport Science, Associate Professor Human Performance and Sport Sciences (Tenured - October 6, 2010) - Tennessee State University – September 11, 2013 – August 14, 2014

• Member Tennessee Board Of Regents Executive Committee on Mobilization • Member Tennessee State University Mobilization Committee • Member MERLOT (Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning and Online Teaching),

Health Sciences: Health, Wellness, Sport, Exercise, Physical Education, Biomechanics, and Exercise Physiology

• Serve as member of College of Health Sciences Leadership team • Solicit, establish, and support partnership activities with governmental, academic, public and

private agencies • Supervise and annually evaluate of all HPSS faculty, HPSS graduate assistants and undergraduate

workers, and support staff • Serve as academic advisor, thesis and dissertation chair/committee member, comprehensive

exams committee member (masters and doctoral students) • Manage Department of Human Performances and Sport Sciences budget – currently $750,000 • Principle Investigator: TN Department of Health 2014-15 HBCU Obesity Awareness Campaign,

$25,000

Assistant Dean, Teacher Education and Student Services, Associate Professor Human Performance and Sport Sciences (Tenured - October 6, 2010) - Tennessee State University – July 2010 – September 11, 2013

• Member Tennessee Board Of Regents Executive Committee on Mobilization • Member College of Education Dean’s Cabinet (Dean, Associate Dean and Assistant Dean) • Member College of Education Dean’s Leadership Council (Deans, Department Heads and

Program Directors) • Chair, Professional Education Unit • Supervision and management of Administrator and Teacher Licensure program • Serve as Compliance Officer for state and federal rules and regulations regarding teacher

preparation and licensure • Serve as TSU Certification Officer/ Signatory for teacher, administrator, and speech pathology

TN Department of Education licensure • Complete annual reports required by state, federal, other national and accreditation agencies • Serve as primary liaison/ interface with TN Department of Education • Serve as primary consultant for faculty submitting new or revised proposals to the State for

licensure programs • Train new and current faculty regarding licensure procedures, requirements, and pending changes • Serve as liaison with Metro Nashville Public Schools, Sumner County Schools, Wilson County

Schools, other school systems, partner leaders, and HR offices for licensure recommendations, clinical field experience, student teacher/intern placements and related partnership activities

• Serve as liaison with cross campus faculty and departments for licensure curricula, clinical field experience, student teacher/intern placements and related partnership activities

• Track national and Tennessee legislative action that impacts teacher preparation – meet with state legislators and their staff to garner support and guide legislative efforts


• Serve as lead recruiter and information officer for prospective licensure track students • Establish and cultivate district, school and agency partnerships • Oversee licensure track curriculum, conduct student- faculty- staff and program entrance and exit

evaluations • Recruit, hire and train Ready2Teach Master Clinicians • Actively participate in new course development to enhance teacher preparation • Coordinate and certify candidate placement and field experiences, practicums, and internships • Develop, validate, and oversee imbedded assessment tools and instructional activities that impact

licensure programs • Supervise and annually evaluate of all university supervisors, school based mentors, master

clinicians, professor’s in residence, teacher candidates, cooperating teachers, school based mentors, field placement coordinator, data/transcript analyst, TESS graduate assistants and undergraduate workers, and support staff

• Serve as academic advisor, thesis and dissertation chair/committee member, comprehensive exams committee member (masters and doctoral students)

• Manage Department of Teacher Education and Student Services Budget – currently $259,000 • Host cohort student and visiting dignitary activities and events • Leadership in Major initiatives at TSU

✰ Tennessee Teacher Quality Initiative (TQI) - curricular redesign of all teacher certification programs

✰ Ready2Teach –Tennessee Board of Regents teacher certification transition to “full-year residency” for all teacher candidates

✰ Teacher Performance Assessment Consortium (TPAC) [selected as one of six national TPA bench markers’ for the 2012 edTPA by Pearson Inc.]

✰ Selected by TN Department of Education/ THEC as a member of the Educator Preparation Program /Tennessee Teacher License Curriculum Review Team- elementary education /common core integration

✰ Director of special projects, including: $3.29M Ready2Teach project with 6 TBR institutions (TSU portion = $374,500)

[Campus coordinator July 2010 – January 2011] Teacher Performance Assessment (Campus TPA Coordinator, Campus

Director of Spring 2011 Pilot and Spring 2012 National Field Tests, and Training for national TPAC scorers)

TN Department of Health HBCU Obesity Awareness Campaign, $15,000 Design of online student progress and accreditation database system for teacher

education and licensure candidates Creation of criminal background clearance database system for teacher

education and licensure candidates

Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs and Chair of the Division of Sport Management, Full Professor Sport Management - United States Sports Academy - January 2003 - July 2003

• Oversight, supervision and management of entire graduate program (faculty, curriculum, scheduling, student recruitment, student- faculty and program evaluation, on-ground and online course development, graduate assistantships, and internships)


• Editor in Chief for the Sports Journal and Editorial board for other USSA based publications. • Recruitment, supervision and evaluation of 7 residential faculty, 14 “National Faculty” located

throughout the world, and 4 residential doctoral students • Creation and oversight of online programs, course look and feel, online curricular content,

imbedded assessment tools, and instructional activities • Management and evaluation of all graduate online offerings • Supervision and annual evaluation of all faculty (local and remote) • Academic advisor, thesis and dissertation chair/committee member (masters and doctoral

students) • Coordination of masters and doctoral comprehensive exams, thesis and dissertation proposals and

defenses • Ensure balanced faculty loading for online courses (rolling enrollment of 120 students for each

fulltime faculty member across all courses at all times) • Teach doctoral and master’s courses (on-campus, cohort, and online) in:

Business and Personnel Management; Administration and Finance of Sport; Administration of Sport and Exercise Science, Athletics; Sport Marketing Research; Leadership Principles

• Host foreign cohort students and visiting dignitary weekend activities and outings • Leadership in Major initiatives at USSA

✰ SACS reauthorization for masters and doctoral program ✰ Redesign of all International Certification programs (Recreation, Sport Management,

Sports Coaching, Fitness) ✰ Director of Presidential Special Projects, including:

$90M USA Football curriculum project with NFL $1.0B Malaysian Ministry of Defense - national service/ national

recreation/national teacher corps Department Head, Department of Kinesiology, Associate Professor of Sport Management and Pedagogy - University of Louisiana at Lafayette - July 2003- January 2005

• Supervision and evaluation of 54 faculty/staff • Management of $1.75M budget, • Scheduling of over 200 sections of classes each semester • Coordinate online, evening, university college and extended education departmental offerings • Maintenance management, and scheduling of multiple facilities • Funds acquisition, outfitting and establishment of a world class/research capable exercise

physiology laboratory • Lead curricular program redesign and program expansion (undergraduate and graduate) • Principal contract negotiator US Olympic Committee / USA Judo - National Training Center • Principal member of Ed.D. Leadership Program Development Team - Curriculum development

area responsibilities: Strategic planning, Change Leadership • Host and organize student recruitment and orientation seminars • Principal member (one of three members) NCATE Final Report Writing Team - Areas of

responsibility: Standard 6 (Governance), Standard 2 (Assessment), designer/author of Artifact computer database, and creation of all graphic art

• Acquire funding and facilitation of upgrade of all instructional facilities (smart classrooms, building network, classroom/lab ceiling projectors, sound systems)


• Leadership in Major initiatives at ULL ✰ Approval of stand alone bachelors degree in Athletic Training (University, System,

State Board) ✰ NATA Athletic Training Education Program accreditation (without stipulations) ✰ Redesign and approval of new masters degree program with Curriculum and

Instruction Department ✰ Redesign and approval of physical education teaching major curriculum ✰ Design and implement unit and teacher certification program assessment system ✰ NCATE accreditation (passed without stipulations)

Department Head, Department of Sports and Exercise Sciences, Associate Professor Sport Management/ Pedagogy, Director of Graduate Program, Member: Texas A&M University Regents’ Initiative for Excellence in Education: Academy for Educator Development - West Texas A&M University - July 1999 - July 2002

• Supervision and evaluation of 31 faculty/staff, 9 graduate students and 4 student workers • Management of $750K budget • Scheduling of 100 sections of classes each semester • Designed, and built all three of the department’s online course offerings (Wellness, Safety, Drugs

Society and Human Behavior) • Teach online courses • Graduate program coordinator • Elected Vice Chairman of the University Council of Chairs • Established Owens Corning Educational Partnership. A corporate wellness program - ($100,000

annual contract) • Teach undergraduate and graduate courses • Supervise student teachers and internship • Leadership in Major initiatives at WTAMU

✰ Texas A&M University Regents’ Initiative for Excellence in Education: Academy for Educator Development

✰ Submission of NATA/CAAHEP Athletic Training Candidacy Report ✰ Accreditation NATA /CAAHEP Athletic Training Education Program ✰ Restructured physical education “teacher education” major curriculum ✰ Restructured Sports & Exercise Science “non-teaching” major ✰ Restructured Sports & Exercise Science graduate program curriculum and course

offerings ✰ Improved Texas Educator test score pass rate (from < 30% upon my arrival to 100%

in less than one academic year.) ✰ Rewrite of tenure and promotion policy section of faculty handbook ✰ Development and implementation of post tenure review and remediation policy ✰ Refreshed faculty with 5 national searches and faculty hires ✰ Establish “new chair training program” for council of university chairs and division

heads ✰ Grew graduate program from 4 students to 16 (in 6 months) ✰ Obtained extramural funding for 7 additional graduate assistantships (full tuition)


✰ Grew undergraduate program from 350 to over 530 majors ✰ Solicited and obtained extramural funding for department

$100,000 annually via Owens Corning Educational Partnership (Owens Corning Fiberglass Amarillo plant and WTAMU department of SES)

$49,000 for graduate assistantships (Health South, Baptist St. Anthony’s Hospital, North West Texas Hospital, Panhandle Surgical Hospital)

Chairman of Division of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Teacher Education Assistant Professor Pedagogy and Sport Management, Department of Health and Physical Education Recreation - College of Idaho - August 1985 - August 1986

• Supervision and evaluation of 7 fulltime faculty, 4 part time faculty, 1 staff member • Oversight and management of the academic programming in the department of teacher education

and the health, physical education department • Represent division on the provost’s academic council • Represent college concerning statewide teacher education interests and activities with officials of

the State Department of Education, U Idaho, Idaho State and other institutions of higher education.

• Student advisor • Serve as Interim Director of Intramurals • Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in teacher preparation, sport management, educational

computing, health and wellness, and physical education • Supervise student teachers and interns • Leadership in Major initiatives at C of I

✰ Coordinate NASDTEC re-accreditation submission Director of Academic Programs and Director of Center for Sport Research, Assistant Professor of Sport Management, Motor Learning and Pedagogy, Department of Health and Kinesiology, Lamar University - August 1998 - July 1999

• Supervision and evaluation of 24 faculty/ staff • Coordinate faculty teaching and classroom/facility assignments • Monitor faculty contracted teaching load and assign overload teaching assignments • Student advisor (undergraduate and graduate) • Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in teacher preparation, motor learning, wellness, and

administration • Supervise student teachers and internships • Member of the university research council for review and awarding of faculty development and

research enhancement grants • Leadership in Major initiative at Lamar

✰ Negotiated 100% funding, designed and developed a world-class sports medicine research laboratory and sports medicine fellowship program in conjunction with the University of Texas: Medical Branch at Galveston, Beaumont Bone and Joint Institute, and St. Elizabeth Christus Hospital. ($100,000 for construction and outfitting of physiology research laboratory on the Lamar University campus + 5 onsite physician fellows to work with graduate students in exercise physiology lab two days a week during their sports medicine residency rotation)


Honors and Awards

• 2014 Outstanding Engaged Scholar Award, Tennessee State University • 2009 C.L. Fischer Teacher of the Month, Nominated for Outstanding 2008-2009 Teacher of the

Year

• 2004 Named Honorary Member of the Louisiana Association of Exercise Physiologists

• 2002 Named to the Texas A&M University System Regents’ Initiative for Excellence in Education Academy for Educator Development, representing West Texas A&M University.

• 1997-98 Lamar University Faculty of the Year Award nominee in recognition of “Excellence in

Teaching”, Lamar University (one of four finalists selected by the entire student body)

• 1994-95 SFA Foundation Faculty Award in recognition of “Innovation and Excellence in Teaching”, Stephen F. Austin State University Foundation.

• 1990 Meritorious Performance and Professional Promise Award. Awarded by the Department of

Physical Education & Human Performance and the School of Health and Social Work, California State University, Fresno.

• Awarded Two Honorary Gold Medals: Australian Olympic Committee and Saudi Arabian

Olympic Committee, for my involvement with their delegations at the 1984 Summer Olympic Games.

• Selected as “Top 10% of Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee (L.A.O.O.C.) Paid

Administrative Staff” by L.A.O.O.C. President Peter Ueberroth, for my work prior to and during the 1984 Summer Olympic Games.

• Member N.C.A.A. Division II National Championship Track and Field Team, 1979 (Cal Poly

SLO: 400m hurdles, 400m, 1600m relay) Research Projects, Grants Current projects in development include: • Research project – “The Impact Of Length Of Clinical Residency On Pre-service Classroom Teachers’

Self Efficacy Beliefs” Mary Ann Pangle and Bill E. Johnson (a TBR Research Academy Fellow project.) I was Dr. Pangle’s Research Academy Mentor (IN-PRESS)


• Book manuscript - From The Ivory Tower To The Blacktop: Lessons From Middle School-How To Better Prepare Our Teachers. (In Progress)

• eBook and textbook manuscript – Outdoor Education. Bill E. Johnson, Ph.D. with Michael D. Hall,

D.A., and Thomas D. Coates, D.A. of the University of North Alabama (In Progress) • eBook manuscript – Golf. Bill E. Johnson, Ph.D. with Michael D. Hall, D.A., and Thomas D. Coates,

D.A. of the University of North Alabama, Stuart Currie, Ph.D. of U of Tenn. at Martin, and Scott Colclough, Ph.D. of Middle Tennessee State University (In Progress)

• Article – “Sport equipment consumer purchasing decisions and the influence of country of origin

labeling” A global research investigation with former graduate students located in China, France, Germany, England, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, New Zealand, and the United States. (In Progress)

• Article - “Electromyographic Analysis And Comparison Of Abdominal Muscle Activity Using the Lean

Abs Machine, Ten Popular Portable Abdominal Exercise Devices, A Traditional Sit up and Crunch” (2005 initial study publishing embargo from LeanAbs Inc., my data and on camera presentation was included as part of their 2005 Infomercial -http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inZ1DOeOtxg&list) (update: embargo released January 2013- ready for journal submission)

• Article - “Why My Middle School Doesn’t Work: Easy Fixes To Turn Around A Campus” (In

Progress: for Principal Magazine: National Association of Elementary School Principals) • Article - “Sex, Spray Paint, Knives, Drugs, Intruders, And Urine: A Daily Journal Of Teaching Middle

School On The East Side” (In Progress: for California Educator - California Teachers Association) Recent Research Projects and Funded Grants [$901,360+] include: • NIFA USDA Experimental Community Based Learning Response To Childhood Obesity: A National

Interdisciplinary and Intergenerational Cross-cultural Coalition Approach. June 19, 2014, $10,000,000.00 (unfunded) Bill Johnson Principle Investigator, John Rickets Co-Principle Investigator

• Title III Endowment Allocation - Tennessee State University, College of Health Sciences - (HPSS –

Equipment to enhance instruction of PE and other HPSS majors). December 31, 2013, $3,210.00 • State of Tennessee Division of Health Disparities, Office of Minority Health: HBCU Obesity

Awareness Campaign Grant. Tennessee State University, College of Health Sciences - Bill E. Johnson, Ph.D. Principle Investigator. January 1, 2014 – December 31, 2014, $25,000.00

• State of Tennessee Division of Health Disparities, Office of Minority Health: HBCU Obesity

Awareness Campaign Grant. Tennessee State University, College of Health Sciences - Bill E. Johnson, Ph.D. Principle Investigator. July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013, $15,000.00

• Tennessee Department of Education: First to the Top Teacher and Principal Residency Competitive

Grant Project. Sumner County Schools and Tennessee State University - TPA3+NB Induction Program,


submitted December 3, 2010, $2,000,000.00 (unfunded) Bill Johnson Principle Investigator, Sumner County Schools Co-Principle Investigator

• Engaging all learners through Service-Learning (EASL) Project Title: Community Garden, submitted

September 10, 2010, $ 194,831 (unfunded) Bill Johnson Principle Investigator • Metro Nashville Public Schools, Training proposal to prepare 6,000 k-12 teachers for additional

endorsement in English Language Learners, submitted April 11, 2011, $30,180,000 (unfunded) Bill Johnson & David McCargar Co-Principle Investigators

• Ready2Teach, Tennessee Board of Regents Teacher Quality Improvement (TQI) initiative, $374,500

($77,500 year 1 funding + $146,000, year 2 funding + $151,000 year 3 funding) • Conversion of metal shop instructional space into a campus fitness center on the C.L. Fischer Middle

School campus, Funded by a $46,000, 2008-09 State Of California Quality Education Investment Act Grant (QEIA)

• Research Grant Proposal (2007-08 AAHPERD Research Consortium- Established Investigator

Program) Title: “The effectiveness of an obesity intervention curriculum on lowering the BMI of low socioeconomic status 8th grade students at a Program Improvement Middle School in California” ($15,000 unfunded)

• Research Grant Proposal (2008-09 Kaiser Permanente Foundation) Title: “Development of a program of

obesity intervention on low SES Hispanic middle school students at a Program Improvement School in California” ($15,000 unfunded)

• Product testing and validation, Grant $10,000, LeanAbs Inc., Electromyographic analysis of abdominal

muscle activity and comparison of effectiveness of the LeanAbs machine versus top selling portable abdominal exercise devices (Spring 2005)

• November 2004, NEC SMARTer Kids Grant for NEC Visual Presentation Products. $19,870 Grant #:

122087NEC-5, April 1, 2004 • Education Partnership with Owens Corning Fiberglass Corporation and West Texas A&M University to

provide programming and staffing to design and operate an on-site wellness program, fitness center and improve production line ergonomics, $95,000 annually (November 2001-December 2002)

• Killgore Research Center: Student Research Grant 2002, Fitness Contributions of Adult Square

Dancing, a project funded by a $500.00, 2002 competitive faculty and student research grant from West Texas A&M University.

• November 2001, NEC SMARTer Kids Grant for NEC Visual Presentation Products. $4,515.00 Grant #:

NEC-UE1510, November 2001 • Development of a world-class sports medicine research laboratory on the Lamar University campus, and

establishment of a family practice sports medicine fellowship program in conjunction with Lamar


University, UTMB @ Galveston, Beaumont Bone and Joint Institute, and St. Elizabeth Christus Hospital. [$100,000]

• A Cost Analysis of Texas Alternative Education Programs: A $15,000 Grant from Texas Education Agency

(TEA)/ Texas Association of School Boards (TASB). A collaborative project [Beaumont ISD and the University of Houston].

• Teachers of HIV / AIDS Education in Texas: A knowledge assessment, a project funded by a

$19,630.00 1995-96 competitive faculty research grant from Stephen F. Austin State University. • Development of a promotional “music video” for the activity series curricular offerings for the

Kinesiology and Health Science Department at Stephen F. Austin State University. This project was created using state of the art digital computer multimedia production tools then output in CD-ROM and Videotape formats (1995).

• Preparing for Full Inclusion: Teachers’ attitudes toward teaching students with disabilities, a project

funded by a $11,915.00 1993-94 competitive faculty research grant from Stephen F. Austin State University.

• Profile of the physical education/kinesiology major: interests, motivations, experience, and career

orientation. A project funded by a $715.00 1993 university research mini-grant from Stephen F. Austin State University.

• Changes In The Perceived Roles And Tasks Of NCAA Division I, II, And III Athletic Directors In Light

Of The Changes In The Economy Since 1983-84. A project funded by a $1,000.00 1993 university research mini-grant from Stephen F. Austin State University.

• Generated an additional $172,000 for capital equipment purchases from various sources while at

University of Louisiana ($97,000 + one smart classroom) and West Texas A&M University ($75,000). Teaching Experience University & College August 2013- present University of North Alabama Adjunct Professor, Department of Health, Physical Education and

Recreation, Florence Alabama 36532 (teach graduate level courses in Sport Finance and Marketing, Communications and Public Relations)

August 2010 - present Tennessee State University Associate Professor, Department of Human Performance and Sport Sciences

& Department of Teaching and Learning, Nashville, Tennessee 37209 (courses taught: EDCI 4720 Enhanced Student Teaching, HPSS 6020 Project, HPSS 5930 Internship, HPSS 5910 Independent Study, HPSS 5800 Strategic Management, HPSS 5650 Sport Policies and Procedures, HPSS 5510 Financial Administration of Sport, HPSS 5500 Problems in Sport


Management, HPSS 5120 Thesis Writing, HPSS 4730 Field Experience, HPSS 4720 Enhanced Student Teaching (k-12), HPSS 3310 Measurement and Evaluation, HPSS 3200 Sport Psychology)

August 2005 - May 2006 San Jose State University Visiting Lecturer of Pedagogy and Sports Management [Full time - 10

Month Fixed Term], Department of Kinesiology, San Jose State University, San Jose, California (courses taught: Child Health And Physical Activity, Intro Teaching HPE, Innovative Games, HPE For Elementary School Teachers, Sport Facility And Event Management, Motor Learning, Elementary PE Methods (for PE teaching majors), Supervision of Student Teachers. Jogging, Elementary Tennis)

July 2003 - May 2005 University of Louisiana at Lafayette

Associate Professor of Sport Management and Pedagogy, Department of Kinesiology University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Lafayette, Louisiana 70506 (courses taught: Racquet Sports -[Majors Methods/Skill], Introduction To Health and Kinesiology, Coaching Theory, Measurement And Evaluation, Organization And Administration of HPE/Athletics, Contemporary Health Problems, Wellness, Technology In HPER, Graduate -Trends And Issues [Topic: Physical Education Curriculum Around The Word])

January 2003 - July 2003 United States Sports Academy Full Professor, Sport Management, United States Sports Academy, Daphne,

Alabama 36526 (courses taught: Administration and Finance, Business and Personnel Management, Professional Writing and Applied Research, Sport Marketing Research, Leadership Principles, Thesis, Applied Dissertation, Sport Management Practicum, Directed Readings) Course instructional mode included: online, cohort, and residential

July 1999 - January 2003 West Texas A&M University Associate Professor - Pedagogy and Measurement, Director of Graduate

Program, and Member of Texas A&M University Regents’ Initiative for Excellence in Education: Academy for Educator Development, Department of Sports and Exercise Sciences West Texas A&M University, Canyon Texas 79016 (courses taught: Curriculum Development In Sports And Exercise Sciences, Sport And Society, Administration Of Sport And Exercise Science & Athletics, Scientific Basis Of Motor Learning, Trends/ Issues In Sports And Exercise Sciences, Practicum In Health/ Sports & Exercise Science, Special Topics In Sports And Exercise Sciences, Independent Study, Stress Management, Motor Learning, Elementary Kinesiology [Elementary School Physical Education Methods], Measurement And Evaluation, First Aid/ CPR, Health And Wellness, Anatomical Kinesiology, Stress Management, Thesis)


August 1997 - July 1999 Lamar University Assistant Professor - Sport Management, Motor Learning and Pedagogy,

Department of Health and Kinesiology, Lamar University, Beaumont, Texas 77710 (courses taught: Sport Administration, Sport Sociology, Trends And Issues In Health And Kinesiology, Individual Study, Strategies In Kinesiology [Law And Liability], Measurement And Evaluation, Motor Learning, HPER Management, Health And Wellness, Strength Training, Walking For Fitness)

August 1992- August 1997 Stephen F Austin State University Assistant Professor - Pedagogy [1994-95 SFA Foundation Professor]

(Tenured: September 1, 1996), Department of Kinesiology and Health Science Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas 75962 (courses taught: Beginning Tennis, First Aid, First Aid/ CPR, Racquet Sports For Kinesiology Majors [Tennis/Badminton/ Pickleball], Intermediate Tennis, Games/Sports And Activities For Children [Elementary PE Methods], Administration Of Physical Education And Athletic Programs, Trends And Issues In HPERD)

August 1991 - May 1992 University of New Mexico Graduate Teaching Associate - Pedagogy, Department of Health

Promotion, Physical Education and Leisure Programs, The University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87131 (courses taught: Intermediate Swimming, Advanced Swimming, Elementary Physical Education)

August 1988 to May 1991 California State University, Fresno Lecturer - Pedagogy, Department of Physical Education & Human

Performance, California State University at Fresno, California 93740 (courses taught: Concepts Of Human Movement, Physical Education For Children, Elementary Strength Training, Elementary Tennis, Intermediate Tennis, Intermediate Volleyball, Supervision Of Student Teachers)

January 1988 to June 1988 De Anza Community College Physical Education Instructor, Head Women’s Track & Field Coach

Department of Physical Education & Athletics, De Anza Community College, Cupertino, California 95014 (courses taught: Intermediate Volleyball, Strength Training, Novice Swimming, Intermediate Swimming)

August 1986 - June 1987 University of Oklahoma Visiting Instructor - Pedagogy and Sport Administration (Full time, 10

month fixed term), Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma 73072 (courses taught: Elementary Physical Education Methods, Track And Field For PE Majors, Advanced Life Saving, Water Safety Instruction (WSI), Theory Of Coaching And Athletic Administration, Beginning Golf, Intermediate Golf, Beginning Tennis, Intermediate Tennis, Supervision of student teachers)


August 1984 - August 1986 College of Idaho Assistant Professor - Pedagogy and Sport Management, Department of

Health and Physical Education The College of Idaho, Caldwell, Idaho 83605 (courses taught: Personal Movement Experiences for the Handicapped (Adapted PE), Fitness and Theory, Foundations of Physical Education, Fundamentals of Movement (Motor Learning / Motor Development), Management of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletic Programs, Organization and Planning Technique for Teaching Health and Physical Education, Methods of Teaching Elementary School Health and Physical Education, Methods of Teaching Secondary School Health and Physical Education, Internships in Physical Education / Athletic Management, Sport Science Seminar (Technological Advances in Sport), Computing for Today's Teachers, Computing for Classroom Teachers, Volleyball, Tennis, Golf, Bowling, Badminton, Soccer, Aerobic Dance, Supervision of Student Teachers / Field Placement)

August 1980 - December 1980 De Anza College Physical Education Instructor, De Anza College, Cupertino, California

95014 courses taught: Aquatics, Strength Training) K-12 August 2007 - June 2009 Fischer Middle School Physical Education Teacher, C.L. Fischer Middle School*, Alum Rock

Union Elementary School District, San Jose, California (6th, 7th & 8th grade co-ed physical education) *C.L. Fischer is a Title II, Title III, Program Improvement school

August 2006 - July 2007 Peterson Middle School Physical Education Teacher, Peterson Middle School, Santa Clara Unified

School District, Sunnyvale, California (7th & 8th grade co-ed physical education 7th & 8th grade [at risk] Study Skills)

October 1981 - May 1984 Pomolita Middle School Physical Education Teacher/ Head Track & Volleyball Coach, Head Track

and Field Coach (Ukiah High School) Pomolita Middle School, Ukiah, California (6th, 7th & 8th grade co-ed physical education classes, athletics coach at both middle school and at high school)

August 1980 - June 1981 Lynbrook High School Intern Teacher / Assistant Cross Country & Head Track and Field Coach

Lynbrook High School, San Jose, California (activities taught Soccer, Archery, Track And Field, Softball, Weight Training, Basketball, Badminton, Volleyball, Swimming, Tennis)


June 1980 - August 1980 Peter Burnett Jr. High Intern Teacher [At Risk Students] (Physical Education) Peter Burnett Jr.

High, San Jose, California (Summer school 7th & 8th grade Swimming, Basketball, Fitness)

Publications (38) Includes two “national market” textbooks, and three computer software programs National Market Textbooks Johnson, W. E., Foust, C.D. & Roberts, S.W., (2002) Wellness For Life, Eddie Bowers Publishing Co. Inc., Peosta, Iowa. ISBN 1-57879-049-2, 352 pp. Johnson, W. E., Concepts of Human Movement, (1991) Copyright 1991, © Kendall-Hunt Publishing Company, ISBN 0-8403-6509-8, 281 pp. Technical and Research Reports Johnson, W. E., & Thornton, B. A., (2104) Burden of Childhood Obesity and Overweight Among Racial and Ethnic Minority Populations in Tennessee. A Technical report for the Tennessee Department of Health, Division of Health Disparities, Office of Minority Health and Disparity Elimination, State Partnership Grant to Improve Minority Health, Institute for Healthy Communities Thornton, B. A., & Johnson, W. E., (2104) Burden of Infant Mortality in Tennessee. A Technical report for the Tennessee Department of Health, Division of Health Disparities, Office of Minority Health and Disparity Elimination, State Partnership Grant to Improve Minority Health, Institute for Healthy Communities Johnson, W.E., (1993) A Report to The National Association of Collegiate Athletic Directors: Changes in the Perceived Roles and Tasks of NCAA Division I, II, and III Athletic Directors in Light of the Changes in the Economy Since 1983-84. NACDA. Johnson, W.E., et al., (1989) Cultural and Gerontological Integration: an Institutional Self Study of the School of Health and Social Work Curriculum 1988-89 presented to the Dean of the School of Health and Social Work, January 1989 Publications National Peer Reviewed (Refereed) Johnson, W. E., Barbieri, M., Breaux, K., & Carrasco, K. (2014) Effect of School-Based Physical Activity Interventions. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, 85:sup1, A-i- A-168 Johnson, B., Barbieri, M., Breaux, K., and Wetre, K., (2010) Effect Of School-Based Physical Activity Interventions On Body Mass Index, Bodyweight, And Girth Measurements, In Low SES Hispanic Adolescents. Proceedings: First Annual International Conference on the Health Risks of Youth (Accepted


for presentation and publication at First Annual International Conference on the Health Risks of Youth! Cancun, Mexico, January 7-9, 2010) Johnson, B. E., Hall, M. D., Bush, G., (2008) Brain Gym Integration and Improvement of Standardized Test Performance. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, Vol. 79, No 1, Supplement March 2008 p A53 Zen-Pin, Lin., Chen, Steven., Johnson, B. E., (2005) A Study of Perceived Leadership Behaviors, Preferred Leadership Styles and Team Cohesion of Elite Female Collegiate Basketball in Taiwan. Proceedings of the 3rd Annual Hawaii International Conference on Education. ISSN 1541-5880 Zen-Pin, Lin., Chen, Steven., Chen Jui-Chia., Johnson, B.E. (2005) Physiological characteristics related to performance at different weight-levels of Taekwondo. Proceedings of the 3rd Annual Hawaii International Conference on Education. ISSN 1541-5880 Briggs, J.D., Johnson, W.E., Shepherd, D.L., & Sedbrook, S.R., (2002) Teacher Attitudes and Attributes Concerning Disabilities, Academic Exchange Quarterly. Volume 6, Issue 2 (Summer) Johnson, J.J. and Johnson, B., (2001) Words Of Wonder. Teaching Pre-K though 8, May 2001,Volume 31, Number 8, pp 58-59 Howell, D. C., Plugge-Foust, C., Johnson, B., Boatwright, J. D., & Barbee, J., (2000) The Effect of Prefabricated Heel Orthoses on Heel Strike Pressures in Non-Pathological Subjects while Walking. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, Vol. 32:5, May 2000 Supplement Richter, J. S. & Johnson, W. E., (1997) HIV/AIDS Related Knowledge, Instructional Confidence, Comfort Level, Perceptions, And Attitudes Of Texas Secondary Teachers. Research Quarterly for Sport and Exercise, Vol. 68, No 1, Supplement March 1997 p A –48 Johnson, W. E., & Richter, J. S., (1997) Teachers Of HIV/AIDS In Texas: A Knowledge Assessment. Research Quarterly for Sport and Exercise, Vol. 68, No 1, Supplement March 1997 p A-46 Briggs, J. D., & Johnson, W. E., (1994) Profile of the Physical Education/Kinesiology Major: Interests, Motivations, Experience, and Career Orientation, Research Quarterly for Sport and Exercise, Vol. 65, Supplement March 1994 P A-73 Johnson, W.E., (1993) Changes in the Perceived Roles and Tasks of NCAA Division I, II, and III Athletic Directors in Light of the Changes in the Economy Since 1983-84 Dissertation Abstracts International, 268pp. Johnson, W. E., (1987) The Evaluation of Computer Software for use in the Classroom. (ERIC #ED 280 435) Submitted November 24, 1986 published August 17, 1987 by Educational Resources Information Center, Syracuse New York


Publications State or Regional Peer Reviewed (Refereed) (2014) (IN PRESS) Pangle, M. A., Johnson, B., The Impact Of Length Of Clinical Residency On Pre-service Classroom Teachers’ Self Efficacy Beliefs (a Tennessee Board of Regents Research Academy Fellow project) Lee, S., Ryder, C., Shin, H., Johnson, B.E., & Blackwell, H., (2004) An Investigation of Environmental Motivation Factors Among Minor League Baseball (MiLB) Fans. (LAHPERD) Louisiana Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Journal. (Spring 2004 Volume 67, Number 2) Johnson, W., Lowder, D., and Blackwell, H., T(2003) he Fitness Contributions Of Adult Square Dancing: A Pedometer Study. Research Council Program and Proceedings of the 2003 Southern District Convention of the American Alliance for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance. W. Gatch, Editor., February 5-9, 2003 Savannah, Georgia . Johnson, B.E, and Johnson J.J., (2001) Brain Gym Integration and Reading Improvement. (LAHPERD) Louisiana Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Journal. Volume 64, number 2 (Spring 2001), p 24 Howell, D. C., Plugge-Foust, C., Johnson, B., Boatwright, J. D., & Barbee, J., (1999) The Effect of Prefabricated Orthoses on Heel Strike Pressures in Non-Pathological Subjects. 1999 Research Abstracts Texas Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Plugge-Foust, C.D., Strickland, G., Johnson, B. E., and Summers, S., (1999) An Investigation Of Smoking Cessation Program Components Based On The Health Belief Model Among Adolescents In Beaumont Texas. Research Council Proceedings. Southern District, American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, February 1999, Greensboro, North Carolina Plugge-Foust, C., Strickland, G., Johnson, W., and Summers, S., (1998) An Investigation Of Smoking Cessation Program Components Based On The Health Belief Model Among Adolescents In Beaumont Texas. 1998 Research Abstracts. Texas Jubilee Celebration, Texas Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance. Richter, J. S., & Johnson, W.E., (1997) HIV/AIDS Related Knowledge And Instructional Confidence Of Texas Secondary Teachers. Texas Association HPERD Journal Vol. LXV, 2, Winter 1997 9-12 Briggs, J. D., Johnson, W.E., Zody, J, & Sedbrook, S., (1996) Accepting the challenge? Physical educator’s attitudes toward teaching students with disabilities. KAHPERD Journal Vol. 67, 1, Spring 1996 37-40 Johnson, W.E., et al, (1994) The Physical Education/Kinesiology Major: Interests, Motivations, Experience, and Career Orientation, Research Council Proceedings: Conference Abstracts of Southern District AAHPERD, WCB: Brown and Benchmark, January 1994 Johnson, W.E., (1991) Physical Education and the Need for a Concept/Application Based Curriculum, Western College Physical Education Society Monograph Series 1991


Johnson, W.E., (1990) Teachers and Classrooms: Lessons From Television. Abstracts of Research Papers. 56th Annual Convention of Southwest District AAHPERD. Albuquerque, New Mexico Publications Computer Software And Publisher Ancillaries Johnson, B.E., (1998) Health Wellness Instructional Support CD. Copyright 1998 © Eddie Bowers Publishing, Inc. Companion ancillary for Health Wellness: an Introductory Approach, ISBN 0945483-72-4. For use on both Macintosh™ and Windows™ computers, 1998 Johnson, W.E., (1992) The Sports Source: The N.J. Moolenijzer Collection, Copyright 1992 ©Sport Source Productions. A large-scale physical education and sport bibliographic retrieval system for use with Apple Macintosh™ and Window™ computers. (Computer Software) Johnson, W.E., (1992) PE-trac Copyright 1991 © Sport Source Productions. A fully relational database of physical education historical and philosophical figure biographies for use with Apple Macintosh computers. (Computer Software) Publications Other Creighton, K. & Johnson, B., (1990) Computers in Education. UCS News September 1990, pp 6-7 Johnson, W., (1990) Concepts of Human Movement: building blocks for action. (Second edition), Copyright 1989-90, © Sport Source Productions/Professor Publishing: Kinko’s Academic Courseware, 225pp Johnson, W., (1989) Concepts of Human Movement: building blocks for action. Copyright 1989, © Sport Source Productions/ Professor Publishing: Kinko’s Academic Courseware, 197pp Johnson, W.E. & Hall, M.D., (1987) The American Red Cross Comes of Age: IHSE and It’s Implications on a National Coaching Certification, JOHPERD, January 1987, 58 (1) p.7 Professional Presentations (69) Professional Presentations International & National World Leisure Congress 2014: University and Camps Collaboration for Inclusive Outdoor Activities. M. Hall, T. Coates, C. Kang, B. Johnson, & D. Nance. September 9, 2014, Mobile, Alabama (AAHPERD) National Convention and Exposition of the American Alliance for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance: Effect Of School-Based Physical Activity Interventions. Bill Johnson, TSU, Matt Barbieri, Kellee Breaux, and Katairina Carrasco, Alum Rock Union Elementary School District. April 1-5, 2014, St. Louis, MO


4th Annual P-16 Summer Summit • Teaching with Technology: Using PDF Expert for data collection in the field. Bill E. Johnson. June 5, 2013, Cleveland, TN First Annual International Conference on the Health Risks of Youth!: Effect of school-based physical activity interventions on body mass index, bodyweight, and girth measurements, in Low SES Hispanic adolescents (Accepted for presentation January 7-9, 2010 Cancun, Mexico) (AAHPERD) National Convention and Exposition of the American Alliance for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance: Brain Gym Integration and Improvement of Standardized Test Performance. Bill Johnson, Ph.D, Alum Rock Union School District, Mike Hall, D.A., University of North Alabama, and Gayle Bush, Ph.D., Troy University. April 10, 2008 Fort Worth, Texas 3rd Annual Hawaii International Conference on Education: A Study of Perceived Leadership Behaviors, Preferred Leadership Styles and Team Cohesion of Elite Female Collegiate Basketball in Taiwan. Lin Zen-Pin, Chin Min College, Taiwan, Steve Chen, DSM, United Stated Sports Academy, and Bill E. Johnson, Ph.D. University of Louisiana, Lafayette. January 4 - 7, 2005 Sheraton Waikiki Hotel, Honolulu Hawaii 3rd Annual Hawaii International Conference on Education: Physiological Characteristics Related To Performance At Different Weight-Levels Of Taekwondo. Lin Zen-Pin, Chin Min College, Taiwan, Steve Chen, DSM, United Stated Sports Academy, Chen Jui-Chia, Chin Min College, Taiwan and Bill E. Johnson, Ph.D. University of Louisiana, Lafayette. January 4 - 7, 2005 Sheraton Waikiki Hotel, Honolulu Hawaii (AAHPERD) National Convention and Exposition of the American Alliance for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance: Embedded Assessment Tools For Institutional Effectiveness In A Distance Learning Environment. April 2, 2004 New Orleans, Louisiana (AAHPERD) National Convention of the American Alliance for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance: Life as an HPERD Administrator: Peaks, Pits and Possibilities, College and University Administrators Council Panel Discussion; Clint Bruess–University of Alabama at Birmingham, Bill Johnson–West Texas A&M University, Sharon Hunt– University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, March 28, 2001, Cincinnati, Ohio ACSM (American College of Sports Medicine) 2000 Annual Convention: The Effects of Prefabricated Orthoses on Heel Strike Pressures in Non-Pathological Subjects While Walking, May 31-June 3, 2000, Indianapolis, Indiana National Conference of the Society of Industrial and Organizational Psychologists: Legal Ramifications of Physical Parameters for Employment Selection, Bill Johnson and Harold Blackwell. April 1999, Atlanta, Georgia National Convention of the American Alliance for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance: Teachers Of HIV/AIDS In Texas: A Knowledge Assessment. March 22, 1997, St. Louis, Missouri National Convention of the American Alliance for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance:


HIV/AIDS Related Knowledge, Instructional Confidence, Comfort Level, Perceptions And Attitudes Of Texas Secondary School Teachers March 22, 1997, St. Louis, Missouri National Convention of the American Alliance for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance: Cruising and Using the Internet in HPER, B. Johnson, M. Finkenberg & C. Plugge-Foust, April 16-21, 1996, Atlanta, Georgia National Convention of the American Alliance for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance: Setting Up A World Wide Web Server: Hardware Requirements And HTML Scripting April 16-21, 1996, Atlanta, Georgia National Convention of the American Alliance for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance: Don’t Be A Biscuit Head: A Kinesiology Activity Series Promotional Video. March 28-April 1, 1995, Portland, Oregon National Convention of the American Alliance for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance: Physical Education/ Kinesiology Major Profiles: Interests, Motivations, Experience, And Career Orientation: A Multi-State Report. April 15, 1994, Denver, Colorado National Convention of the American Alliance for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance: Mac To The Rescue: Survival Computing Skills For The Professional Educator. March 27, 1993, Washington D.C. National Convention of the American Alliance for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance: Put Some Multi In Your Media- Computer Technologies And Multimedia Presentation Instruments: A 4-Hour Workshop. April 3, 1991, San Francisco, California National Council of States on In-service Education: Educational Technology Forum: Computer Software. November 21-25, 1986, Nashville, Tennessee National Council of States on In-service Education: Evaluating Computer Software for Use in the Classroom. November 22- 26, 1985, Denver, Colorado American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, National Convention: Computer Applications in Health and Physical Education. April, 1984, Anaheim, California Professional Presentations Regional Southern District Convention of the American Alliance for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance: The Fitness Contributions Of Adult Square Dancing: A Pedometer Study. February 5-9, 2003, Savannah, Georgia Southern District Convention of the American Alliance for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance: An Investigation Of Smoking Cessation Program Components Based On The Health Belief Model Among Adolescents In Beaumont Texas. February 17-21, 1999, Greensboro, North Carolina


Southwest Educational Research Association Nineteenth Annual Meeting: Changes In The Perceived Roles And Tasks Of NCAA Division I, II, And III Athletic Directors In Light Of Changes In The Economy Since 1983-84. January 25-27, 1996, New Orleans, Louisiana Southwest Educational Research Association Eighteenth Annual Meeting: Teachers’ Attitudes Toward Teaching Students With Disabilities. January 26-28, 1995, Dallas, Texas Southern District Convention of the American Alliance for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance: Profile Of The Physical Education/ Kinesiology Major: Interests, Motivations, Experience, And Career Orientation. January 28, 1994, Nashville, Tennessee Southwest District Convention, American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance: Teachers and Classrooms: Lessons from Television. February 8, 1990, Albuquerque, New Mexico American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Southern District Convention: The American Red Cross Comes of Age: IHSE and its Implications on a National Coaching Certification. February 28, 1987, Birmingham, Alabama Professional Presentations State (ASAPHERD) Alabama State Association for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance Fall State Conference: Apps for Health, Physical Education and Recreation. November 18, 2013, Birmingham, Alabama (LAHPERD) Louisiana Association of Exercise Physiologists State Convention: Corporate Wellness: The Owens Corning Project. November 5, 2004 Baton Rouge, Louisiana (LAHPERD) Louisiana Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance State Convention: An Investigation of Environmental Motivation Factors Among Minor League baseball (MiLB) Fans. November 13, 2003, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Alabama American Alliance for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance: Teaching Self Defense. Mike Hall – University of North Alabama & Bill Johnson – United States Sports Academy, April 25, 2003, Gulf Shores, Alabama (TAHPERD) Texas Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance 78th Annual Convention, Teaching Wellness 101 Online (Academy Series). November 29, 2001 Corpus Christi, Texas (TAHPERD) Texas Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance 77th Annual Convention: Utilization Of Personal Digital Assistants In The Training Room (Academy Series). November 30, 2001, Corpus Christi, Texas (TAHPERD) Texas Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance 77th Annual Convention, ExCET Strategies. Dr. Robert Pankey–SW Texas State Univ., Dr. Zelma Mata–UT Brownsville, Dr. Bill Johnson– West Texas A&M, December 1, 2000, Dallas, Texas (LAHPERD) Louisiana Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance State Convention:


Brain Gym Integration and Reading Improvement. November 3, 2000, Baton Rouge, Louisiana (TAHPERD) Texas Association for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance State Convention: The Effects of Prefabricated Orthoses on Heel Strike Pressures in Non-Pathological Subjects While Walking. December 3, 1999, Austin, Texas (TAHPERD) Texas Association for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance State Convention: An Investigation Of Smoking Cessation Program Components Based On The Health Belief Model Among Adolescents In Beaumont Texas. December 3, 1998, Houston, Texas (TAHPERD) Texas Association for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance State Convention: Why Do They Think Like That: Motivations And Career Orientation Of The Kinesiology Major. December 1997, Fort Worth, Texas (TAHPERD) Texas Association for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance State Convention: TAHPERD’s First Virtual Presentation: Another Technology First For TAHPERD–A Live Videoconference From California To Texas. December 6, 1996, Corpus Christi, Texas (TAHPERD) Texas Association for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance State Convention: Texas Teachers Of HIV/AIDS: 1996 Survey Results. December 6, 1996, Corpus Christi, Texas (TAHPERD) Texas Association for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance State Convention: Surfing the Internet: TAHPERD’s New World Wide Web Server. November 30, 1995, Dallas, Texas (TAHPERD) Texas Association for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance State Convention: Skill Learning On Cues: Say More With Less. December 2, 1995 Austin, Texas (TAHPERD) Texas Association for Health Physical Education, Recreation & Dance State Convention: Preparing For Full Inclusion: Teachers Attitudes Toward Teaching Students With Disabilities *with special emphasis on the physical educator. December 3, 1993, Galveston, Texas (IAHPERD) Idaho Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance: Using Sports and Physical Education to Strengthen Reading Skills. October 2, 1985, Boise, Idaho International Reading Association: Spring Convention: The Exceptional Child. May 1985, Nampa, Idaho International Reading Association: Spring Convention: Evaluating Computer Software for Use in the Classroom. May, 1985, Nampa, Idaho Professional Presentations Local Faculty and Staff of the College of Professional Studies at California State University at Monterey Bay, Shared Governance: Building Consensus And Making Collaborative Decisions. April 25, 2008, Monterey Bay, California Faculty and Staff at C.L. Fischer Middle School. Dress Code Enforcement: An Effective Tool In Reducing


Weapons And Violence On School Campuses. October 15, 2007 San Jose California Dean of College of Education and the Faculty of Department of Physical Education and Exercise Science at Auburn University, Montgomery. Initiating A Sport Management Academic Program: Past, Present and Future Directions, July 2, 2007, Montgomery, Alabama Faculty and Staff of School of Education and Human Performance at Winston-Salem State University. Aspiring To Greatness: How A School Of Education And Human Performance Can Lead The Evolution Of A Regional, Public, Masters-Level HBCU. July 13, 2006, Winston-Salem, North Carolina Lamar University Teacher Certification Program Directors/ Lamar University Deans, Vice President of Academic Affairs ExCET Entity Response And Remediation Implementation Strategies. September 1998, Beaumont, Texas TAHPERD (Texas Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance) Region 7 Workshop: The Physical Best Test Is Gone! Using The New Fitnessgram Computer Software And Testing Procedures. October 10, 1994 Nacogdoches, Texas College of Education Department Chairs’ Council: CU-Seeme: A Desktop Computer Based Video-Conferencing System. September 21, 1994, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas Brooks-Quinn-Jones: Parent training conference, Healthy Lifestyles: Get Off The Couch-Kindergarten Fitness Activities. October 18, 1993, Nacogdoches, Texas Central District California Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Dance Conference: 1

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General Session. November 14, 1990, Fresno, California Central District California Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Dance Conference: Using the Physical Best Software. November 14, 1990, Fresno, California Fort Washington Elementary School In-service: Physical Education Curriculum and Skill Reinforcement Activities. March 26, 1990, Fresno, California Central District California Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Dance Conference: Its Not The Brix It’s The Bytes: Computing In Physical Education. November 4, 1989, Fresno, California School of Education and Human Development: Clinical Supervision Training Institute: Student Teacher Lesson Analysis and Conferencing. November, 1989, Fresno, California School of Education and Human Development: Clinical Supervision Training Institute: Student Teacher Lesson Analysis. October 22, 1988, Fresno, California Professional Presentations Invited Guest Lectures: Interstate (via two-way real time video conference)


California State University @ Fresno: A Desktop Video Conference–Guest Lecture: Teaching In The Public Schools, Liability And The Law, fall semester of 1994 Nacogdoches, Texas to Fresno, California California State University @ Fresno: A Desktop Video Conference–Guest Lecture: Teaching In The Public Schools, Liability And The Law, spring semester 1995 California State University @ Fresno: A Desktop Video Conference–Guest Lecture: Teaching In The Public Schools, Liability And The Law, fall semester 1995. Nacogdoches, Texas to Fresno, California California State University @ Fresno: A Desktop Video Conference–Guest Lecture: Teaching In The Public Schools, Liability And The Law, spring semester 1996. Nacogdoches, Texas to Fresno, California California State University @ Fresno: A Desktop Video Conference–Guest Lecture: Teaching In The Public Schools, Liability And The Law, fall semester 1996. Nacogdoches, Texas to Fresno, California California State University @ Fresno: A Desktop Video Conference–Guest Lecture: Teaching In The Public Schools, Liability And The Law, spring semester 1997. Nacogdoches, Texas to Fresno, California California State University @ Fresno: A Desktop Video Conference–Guest Lecture: Teaching In The Public Schools, Liability And The Law, fall semester 1997. Nacogdoches, Texas to Fresno, California Institutional and Professional Service Tennessee Board Of Regents TTP (Tennessee Transfer Pathways) Committee October 2014- present Tennessee Board of Regents Executive Committee for Mobilization December 6, 2012 – present Tennessee Board of Regents Campus Mobilization Executive Committee – Tennessee State University September 2012 – present Tennessee Board of Regents Tennessee Transfer Pathways Committee: Physical Education Tennessee State University October 2014- Present Deans Leadership Council TSU College of Health Sciences, September 2013- present Graduate Faculty TSU, July 2010- present Tennessee Department of Education -Tennessee Licensure Standards Review Team (Elementary Education) July 25, 2012 – September 11, 2013


Pearson Evaluation Systems- Teacher Performance Assessment National Benchmark Committee – Physical Education May 9-11 2012 Deans Leadership Council TSU College of Education, July 2010- September 2013 Deans Cabinet TSU College of Education, July 2010- September 2013 Professional Education Council (Chair) TSU, July 2010- September 2013 College of Education Assessment Committee TSU, July 2010- September 2013 TQI/Ready2Teach Steering Committee TSU, July 2010- present (Chair July 2010-January 2012) Council on Teacher Education (Middle Tennessee region), July 2010- September 2013 Ready2Teach: Assessment Taskforce (TSU Campus Coordinator) (Tennessee Board of Regents), July 2010- January 2012 TBR Ready2Teach: Curriculum Taskforce (Ex officio) July 2010- January 2012 MNPS Council on Teacher Education March 2011- September 2013 United Way Metropolitan Nashville Educational Initiatives: Teacher Evaluation and Student Teacher Placement, September 2010- June 2011 School Site Discipline Committee Fischer Middle School, Alum Rock Union School District August 2007-2009 *A Program Improvement School with 83% English learners 99% free and reduced lunch University of California 4-H Youth Development Program –Adult Volunteer Santa Clara County 2005-2010 AYSO Youth Soccer Coach U-12 San Jose, California 2006-2008 Joint Ed.D. Leadership Program Development Team, University of Louisiana at Lafayette July 2003-May 2005


Curricular areas of responsibility: Strategic planning / Change theory NASPE (National Association for Sport & Physical Education)/NCATE Accreditation Reader/ Program Reviewer Spring 2004 – 2012 NCATE Final Report Writing Team University of Louisiana at Lafayette, May 2004 - Dec. 2004 Areas of responsibility: Standard 6 (Governance), Standard 2 (Assessment), College Long Range Plan, Artifact database, and all graphic art Editorial Review Board (AARC) Applied Research in Coaching and Athletics Annual, fall 1999 - 2003 Solicit, review and edit article submissions for inclusion in journal, conduct book reviews. Chair, College and University Administrators Council Louisiana Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (LAHPERD) (2005-2006) Graduate Faculty University of Louisiana at Lafayette, July 2003-May 2005 NCATE Standard 2 (Assessment) Committee, Chair University of Louisiana at Lafayette, fall 2003- May 2005 NCATE Standard 6 (Governance) Committee, Chair University of Louisiana at Lafayette, fall 2003-May 2005 Chair, Adhoc Computer Committee (Academic/ Instructional) University of Louisiana at Lafayette, January 2004 - January 2005 Charged by Vice President of Academic Affairs to assess the current status and identify future direction of academic and instructional computing for the University. University Leadership Council (Department/Division Heads and Deans) University of Louisiana at Lafayette, July 2003 - January 2005 College of Education, Administrative Council (Department Heads, NCATE Assessment Coord, Student Teacher Placement Dir., Dean) University of Louisiana at Lafayette, July 2003 - January 2005 Liaison Kinesiology / Department of Athletics University of Louisiana, July 2003 – January 2005 Work with ULL NCAA Division IA Athletic Director and his staff to facilitate common operations, joint staff/faculty appointments, mutual facilities and programming Liaison Kinesiology / Department of Campus Recreation University of Louisiana, July 2003 - January 2005


Work with ULL Director of Campus Recreation and his staff to facilitate common operations, joint staff/faculty appointments, mutual facilities and programming K-12 Health/PE Curriculum Redesign Committee University of Louisiana at Lafayette, September 2003 - July 2004 EDCI Master’s Degree Redesign Committee University of Louisiana at Lafayette, September 2003 – December 2004 NASPE/NCATE Accreditation Re-write Team University of Louisiana at Lafayette, December 2004 NATA Accreditation Faculty Training Leader University of Louisiana at Lafayette, fall 2003 Editor In-Chief, The Sports Journal United State Sports Academy January 2003-July 2003 The Sport Journal is a peer reviewed and data based electronic journal with a worldwide subscriber circulation in excess of 11,527. The Sport Journal is the principle research dissemination instrument published quarterly by the United States Sports Academy in cooperation with the International Coaches Association and the International Association of Sports Academies. Chair, Strategic Planning and Curriculum Committee: Sports Medicine United State Sports Academy February 2003 - July 2003 Lead faculty and staff through the strategic planning and proposal preparation of new doctoral degree program in Sport Medicine for NATA certified athletic trainers who desire to become Athletic Training Curriculum Program Directors. Chair, Strategic Planning and Curriculum Committee: Health and Fitness Management United State Sports Academy January 2003-July 2003 Lead faculty and staff through the strategic planning and proposal preparation of new graduate programs. Vice Chair, WTAMU Council of Department Heads West Texas A&M University January 2002 - July 2002 The Council serves an advisory function to the provost and discusses issues of common concern and interest. At the request of the Provost, I development and coordinated department head training and in-service programs College of Education & Social Sciences Honors Banquet Committee West Texas A&M University July 1999 - January 2003 Plan and produce annual awards banquet for alumni, donors and scholarship recipients. Chair, Public Improvement District Advisory Board City of Amarillo January 2001 - December 2003 Responsible for the oversight of planning, development, administration of 2.6 million dollar annual development budget, construction and design contracts, and related legal issues surrounding the Amarillo


Greenways PID (Public Improvement District - Green space development and parkways) administration. (Mayoral appointment) University Council West Texas A&M University July 1999 - July 2002 Composed of all deans, department heads, and directors across the University. The council, chaired by the provost/VPAA, is a forum for disseminating information and discussing issues that impact the university. Board of Directors Mid County YMCA (Nederland, Texas) 1997- April 1999 Responsible for the oversight of; programming, office staff, budget, contracts, association legal issues, fundraising, facility relocation, building acquisition and remodel, merger with Port Arthur YMCA negotiation team. University Research Committee Lamar University, September 1997- July 1999 Evaluate and award faculty enhancement research grants and extramural research proposal seed monies. Student Affairs Council Lamar University, September 1997 - July 1999 Serve as chairman for university disciplinary hearings, edit and interpret the universities student conduct manual. Dean’s Advisory Committee Stephen F. Austin State University, 1994-96 Advise the College of Education Dean regarding educational concerns, the awarding and funding of research projects, technology issues, and teacher certification issues. Academic Technology Committee Stephen F. Austin State University, 1995-1997 Charged with the development and implementation of a strategic plan for distance learning activities and technology infrastructure, to include all facets of instructional technology, including but not limited to: infrastructure design / compatibility; program development / coordination; funding structure for programs / infrastructure, & faculty issues. Chair, Technology Section: Texas Association of Health Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, 1995-96 Responsible for the development of technology strategic plan and establish a world wide Internet presence for TAHPERD, and establishment of policies and procedures relating to the use of technology by TAHPERD its membership and affiliates. Co-Web master for TAHPERD WWW [Http://www.tahperd.org} and “Listmom” for TAHPERD nine-list listserv. Vice Chairman, School of Health & Social Work Executive Committee California State University: Fresno, 1990-1991 Serve as the Chairman of the Executive Committee in the event that the Chairman is unavailable. Served as the host / Master of Ceremonies / Facilitator for the School Fall 1990 Meeting. Serve as the Department of


Physical Education & Human Performance representative to the Executive Committee. Chairman, School of Health & Social Work Curriculum Committee California State University: Fresno, 1989-1991 Responsible for the development and publication of guidelines and procedures and the review of curriculum matters and catalog changes impacting upon the School of Health and Social Work. President, California Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Central California District 1990-1991 Responsible for the dissemination of information that impacts all aspects of Physical Education to the Central California region membership. Serve as a member of the CAHPERD State Executive Committee and Executive Board. Serve as 1990 Central District Convention Organizer/ Host/ Director & Facilitator held at CSU, Fresno, November 14, 1990 Chairman, Corporate Relations: California Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance 1990-1991 Serve as consultant/ advisor to the State Association President on matters concerning relations with corporations, fundraising, and associations. Developed a policy and strategic plan regarding the appropriateness of external funding sources and public image matters. (Presidential Appointment) Executive Board, California Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance 1989-1991 Responsible for the oversight of the membership, office staff, budgets, contracts and association legal issues. Director NASDTEC Accreditation review The College of Idaho April 1986–August 1986 Preparation and planning for the National Association of State Directors of Teacher Education and Certification (NASDTEC) accreditation report writing, submission, and site visit. Director, Educational Software Review Center The College of Idaho 1985-86 Responsible for the collection, cataloging, and review of over 3,000 pieces of educational computer software for College of Idaho teacher candidates the surrounding central Idaho teaching community. Serve as liaison with State Department of Education computer technology representative. Member, Academic Council The College of Idaho, September 1985 to August 1986 Chaired by the Provost, responsible for oversight all activities that impact the college academic programs, including the focus and goals of the College of Idaho. Advisor, State of Idaho Department of Education, Physical Education Certification Guidelines State Department of Education, Idaho. September 1985 to August 1986 Conduct a thorough review and recommend revision of the certification guidelines to the Professional Standards Commission and the State Board of Education.


Administrative Assistant, The National Olympic Committee 1984 Summer Olympic Games, Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee May 1984 to August 1984 Serve as liaison between Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee and foreign National Olympic Committee (Chef de Mission) delegations heads (Saudi Arabia & Australia) in preparation for and throughout the duration of the 1984 Summer Olympic Games. Member, United States 1984 Olympic Track and Field Trials Training Track Staff, May 1984 to June 1984 Graduate Student Thesis, Dissertations, & Comprehensive Exams I have directed and served as a member on numerous cross discipline graduate student committees including areas of Public Administration/Education, Sport Management, Exercise Physiology, Sports Medicine, and Computer Information Systems. A sampling of these students include:

Rebecca (Jill) Pittman, Ph.D., Public Administration, 2011, Tennessee State University, Dissertation Title: Building A Mosaic Of Trust: Identifying Key Antecedents Of Public Trust Toward Improving School Board Performance Sharat Kumar Yempati, MS., Mechanical Engineering, 2004, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Thesis Title: Interaction And Control Of A Robot Providing Safe, Collaborative Work With Humans In Virtual Environments. Kuei –Mei Cheng (May), Ed.D., 2003, United States Sports Academy, Dissertation Title: A Structural Equation Modeling Analysis of Leadership Behavior, Organizational Commitment and Job Satisfaction of Employees in Taiwanese Health Clubs Bonnie Tiell, DSM., 2003, United States Sports Academy, Dissertation Title: Career Paths, Roles and Tasks of Senior Women Administrators in Inter Collegiate Athletics Vicky-Lynn Martin, DSM., 2003, United States Sports Academy, Dissertation Title: Student Athlete Perceptions of Abusive behaviors by Coaches in NCAA Division II Tennis Programs. Kelly Flanagan, DSM Candidate 2003, Dissertation Proposal Title: Testudo Peach test: Dissecting the Spearman-Rho Rank Difference Formula to Create a Method of Accurately Projecting the Number of Bowl Game Tickets A College Football Program Will Sell. Changed to “Factors Affecting Institutional Ticket Sales to College Football's Non-Bowl Championship Series Postseason Games." (DSM awarded 2004)

Kathryn S. Scumacher MS., 2003, United States Sports Academy, Thesis Title: An Analysis of Sport Specialization on Student-Athletes in Grades 9-12

Dan Howell, MS., Kinesiology, 1999, Lamar University, Thesis Title: The Effects of Prefabricated Orthoses on Heel Strike Pressures in Non-Pathological Subjects While Walking


University - College Instructional Experience Graduate Courses Taught Strategic Management GRADUATE - Masters Problems in Sport Management Sport Policies and Procedures Sport Facility And Event Management

GRADUATE - Masters GRADUATE - Masters GRADUATE - Masters

Administration and Finance of Sport (Online & Residential) GRADUATE - Masters Administration of Sport and Exercise Science, Athletics GRADUATE - Masters Business and Personnel Management (Online & Residential) GRADUATE - Masters Computing for Classroom Teachers GRADUATE - Masters Curriculum Development in Sports and Exercise Sciences GRADUATE - Masters Directed Readings in Physical Education GRADUATE - Masters Individual Study GRADUATE - Masters Sport Management Practicum / Mentorship (450 Contact Hours) GRADUATE - Masters Professional Writing and Applied Research (thesis/dissertation research methods) GRADUATE - Masters Scientific Basis of Motor Learning GRADUATE - Masters Special Topics in Sports and Exercise Sciences (Online & Residential) GRADUATE - Masters Sport and Society (Online & Residential) GRADUATE - Masters Trends/ Issues in Sports, Health and Exercise Sciences GRADUATE - Masters Thesis GRADUATE - Masters Leadership Principles (Online & Residential) GRADUATE -Doctoral Sport Management Practicum / Mentorship (300 Contact Hours) GRADUATE -Doctoral Sport Marketing Research (Online & Residential) GRADUATE -Doctoral Applied Dissertation Project GRADUATE -Doctoral Undergraduate Courses Taught Strength Training Activity Intermediate Volleyball Activity Novice Swimming Activity Intermediate Swimming Activity Advanced Swimming Activity Beginning Tennis Activity Intermediate Tennis Activity Beginning Golf Activity Intermediate Golf Activity Walking for Fitness Activity Advanced Life Saving Activity Bowling Activity Badminton Activity Soccer Activity Aerobic Dance Activity


Personal Fitness and Theory Activity Movement Experiences for the Handicapped (Adapted PE) Adaptive PE Organization and Administration Sport/HPER Administration Sport Facility And Event Management Sport/HPER Administration Strategies in Kinesiology (Sport Law and Liability/Risk Management)

Sport/HPER Administration

Sport Psychology Coaching / pedagogy Theory of Coaching Coaching / pedagogy Sport Science Seminar (Technological Advances in Sport) Exercise science Kinesiology (Anatomical & Mechanical) +Laboratory Exercise science Health and Wellness (Online & Residential) Health First Aid and CPR Health Stress Management Health Contemporary Health Problems Health Internships in Physical Education / Athletic Management Internship / practicum Supervision of Student Teachers / Field Placements Internship / practicum / student

teaching Concepts of Human Movement Introduction / foundations Foundations of Physical Education Introduction / foundations Introduction to Kinesiology Introduction / foundations Social Foundations of Health and Physical Education Sociology / foundations Racquet Sports for Kinesiology Majors (tennis/badminton/racquetball/pickleball)

Majors- skills

Track and Field for PE Majors Majors- skills Water Safety Instruction (WSI) Majors- skills Intro Teaching HPE Innovative Games Child Health And Physical Activity HPE For Elementary School Teachers Organization and Planning Technique for Teaching Health and Physical Education

Methods / pedagogy Methods / pedagogy Methods / pedagogy Methods/ /pedagogy Methods / pedagogy

Elementary PE Methods (for PE teaching majors) Methods of Teaching Elementary School Health and Physical Education

Methods / pedagogy Methods / pedagogy

Methods of Teaching Secondary School Health and Physical Education

Methods / pedagogy

Fundamentals of Movement (Motor Learning / Motor Development) Motor learning Motor Learning Motor learning Technology in Health & Kinesiology Technology / computing Computing for Today’s Teachers Technology / computing Measurement and Evaluation Tests & measurement Measurement and Evaluation Lab Tests & measurement


Sampling Of Past And Present Memberships And Professional Organization Affiliation In Which I Held Key Roles

• (TAHPERD) Tennessee Association for Health, Physical Recreation, and Dance - Member • (ASAHPERD) Alabama State Association for Health, Physical Recreation, and Dance - Member &

Presenter

• (TACTE) Tennessee Association of Colleges For Teacher Education - Member • Texas A&M University Regents’ Initiative for Excellence in Education: Academy for Educator

Development – Cohort 3 Member

• Joint Ed.D. Leadership Program Development Team (University of Louisiana System - UL Lafayette & SE Louisiana) curricular areas of responsibility: Strategic Planning & Change Theory

• (SACS) Southern Association of Colleges and Schools – Accreditation

• (NCATE) National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education - Training and Accreditation

• (AAHPERD) American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance - Member &

Presenter • (NASPE) National Association for Sport & Physical Education - Accreditation & Accreditation

reader

• (NATA) National Athletic Trainers Association – Accreditation

• (CAHEP) Commission on Accreditation Allied Health Education Program – Athletic Training Accreditation

• (TAHPERD) Texas AAHPERD - Officer, Member & Presenter

• (LAHPERD) Louisiana AAHPERD - Officer, Member & Presenter

• (NMAHPERD) New Mexico AAHERD - Member & Presenter

• (CAHPERD) California AAHPERD - Officer, Member & Presenter

• (IAHPERD) Idaho AAHPERD - Member & Presenter

• (NCSIE) National Council of States on In-service Education – Presenter


• (SERA) Southwest Educational Research Association – Presenter

• (IRA) International Reading Association – Presenter

• Louisiana Department of Education 2+2 Community College / University Partnership -

Member/University representative

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