2011 VAHPERD Convntion Program

VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION FOR HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, RECREATION AND DANCE

2011 CONVENTION NOVEMBER 11-13

Hyatt Regency Reston

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President Charlotte Kelso

November 11, 2011

Dear Friends and Colleagues: On behalf of the Executive Committee and the Board of Directors of the Virginia Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, I extend greetings and welcome you to Reston, Virginia, and the seventy-fourth annual convention.

Our theme for this year, The Best of Times, is very appropriate for where we are now. It is time for our association to grow in membership, provide opportunities for members to serve as leaders, and offer assistance through grants and other educational opportunities.

Past President Vicki Miller, Executive Director Henry Castelvecchi, Exhibits Manager Donna Wilbur and the Division Officers have joined with Convention Manager Judy Johnson to provide the largest offering of programs in recent years. With the opportunity to visit exhibitors, attend a variety of presentations and enjoy networking and socializing with colleagues, I’m sure your attendance will be memorable and professionally rewarding.

Enjoy the convention and as you return home, I challenge you to recruit at least one new member from your district, consider a leadership position, and apply for a grant. Please share your renewed excitement and enthusiasm for VAHPERD. Sincerely, Charlotte Kelso President

TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Hotel Floor Plan ..................................................................................................................................................... 1 Division Programs at a Glance ......................................................................................................................... 2 Meetings and Special Events ............................................................................................................................ 7 Thursday Programs.............................................................................................................................................. 9 Friday Programs ..................................................................................................................................................10 Saturday Programs .............................................................................................................................................21 Convention Planning Committee ..................................................................................................................42 Convention Exhibitors ......................................................................................................................................43 Sunday Programs ................................................................................................................................................44 Officers and Directors .......................................................................................................................................53 Section Officers ....................................................................................................................................................55 Standing Committees.........................................................................................................................................58 Past Presidents.....................................................................................................................................................60 Pioneer Award Recipients ...............................................................................................................................62 Honor Award Recipients ..................................................................................................................................63 Teacher of the Year Award Recipients .......................................................................................................64 Other Award Recipients ...................................................................................................................................66 Convention Evaluation Form ..........................................................................................................................67 Convention Presentation Application (sample only) ............................................................................68 Certificate of Attendance

Hyatt Regency Reston Second Floor 1

DIVISION PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE HEALTH Health Thursday Section 9:00 am School Friday 1:00 pm School 1:00 pm School 2:00 pm School 2:00 pm College/Univ 3:00 pm College/Univ 4:00 pm School 4:00 pm Comm/Work Saturday 8:00 am School 8:00 am Comm/Work 9:00 am School 9:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am 12:00 pm 12:00 pm 1:00 pm 1:00 pm 2:00 pm 3:00 pm

Comm/Work School Comm/Work Comm/Work College/Univ College/Univ School School College/Univ School

Sunday 8:00 am 8:00 am 8:00 am 9:00 am 9:00 am 10:00 am 10:00 am 11:00 am

School College/Univ Comm/Work School College/Univ School Comm/Work College/Univ

Title Family Life Education - Managing Sensitive Issues Pre-Service Training In Virginia Family Life And Human Sexuality Education We Are All Smart: Utilizing The Multiple Intelligences In A Health Education Course Consistent Weekly Elementary Health Curriculum Made Easy!

Finding Meaning, Purpose And Hope In The Time That Remains Developing And Implementing A Lifetime Wellness Program At The College Level: A New Twist A Parent Night With Family Education: A Second Night Health And Place: Where We Live, Work, Learn And Play Matters Outrageous Teaching Techniques In Sexuality Education – Grades 7-12: Part One Concussions: What Every Teacher Should Know Outrageous Teaching Techniques In Sexuality Education – Grades 7-12: Part Two Healthy Connections Teenage Suicide: Is Anyone Listening?

Healthy Connections Over-The-Counter Supplements – The Rest of The Story Barry Bonds, Marion Jones, Shawne Merriman: Are You Next?

Substance Abuse In The 21st Century: A New Look Lunch And Learn Elementary Health Made Easy Knowing The Skinny On Skinny Fat Teaching High School Literacy Through Health And Physical Education Classes Risky Behaviors: Cause And Effect Building A Foundation Of Healthy Eating Habits Insights Of Ocular Technology National Board For Professional Teaching Standards Introduction To Softchalk 6 Developing A Family Life Education Curriculum Good Dog! Animal Assisted Therapy And Health/Wellness Red Bull & Power Bars: Beyond The Hype

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE Friday Section 1:00 pm Elementary 1:00 pm 1:00 pm 2:00 pm 2:00 pm 3:00 pm 3:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm

Elementary Adapted Middle All Elementary Middle Secondary All

Saturday 8:00 am 8:00 am 8:00 am 9:00 am 9:00 am 9:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am 12:00 pm 12:00 pm 12:00 pm 1:00 pm 1:00 pm 1:00 pm 1:00 pm 1:00 pm 2:00 pm 2:00 pm 2:00 pm 2:00 pm 2:00 pm 3:00 pm 3:00 pm 3:00 pm

Elementary Middle Adapted Middle Secondary Adapted Middle Secondary Adapted Elementary Secondary Adapted Elementary Middle Adapted All All Elementary Middle Adapted All All Elementary Secondary Middle/ Secondary 3:00 pm Adapted

Sunday 8:00 am Elementary 8:00 am Elementary 8:00 am Middle/ Secondary 8:00 am Secondary

Title Get ‘Em Up And Moving – Maximize Participation Using Cost-Effective Equipment Underground Railroad What The Heck Is Individualized PE? Math And Movement: Incorporating Math Practice Into PE Class Fire Up, Push Up, And Stack Up! Fitness Stacking With Speed Stacks Getting Your Students Moving Outside Of PE Got A Big Class? Think Fast!

Fitness For All Old Game, New Game: Incorporating The Rapidly Expanding Sport Of Cricket Into Your PE Program

Move It And Learn It: Integrated Learning Through Meaningful Movement Fundamentals Of Total Body Fitness An Inclusive Environment: Curricular Modifications In Action Organize Your PE Class With “Best Practice” Tips If You Think A Squat Is A Squat, You Don’t Know Squat!

Disability Awareness Activities In General Physical Education One Day Wonders – Large Group Activities To Fill In The Cracks Roundtable: High School Online Health And Physical Education Gaming For Students With Special Needs PE In An Instant!

Hi-Yaww! Incorporate Martial Arts Into A General PE Class Inclusion: Is It Part Of Your PE Program?

The Fab Five Comes Alive With Nutrition I’ve Got The PowerPoint! Using Digital Projectors In PE Simple Modifications For Students With Disabilities In Physical Education Modifying Developmentally Inappropriate Games Moving Generations Plus 5 Fitness Everything Fitness Helpful Hints For Adapted Physical Education Teaching Health And Physical Education In A Learning Community Juggling As Brain Food Eye Exercises To Help Elementary Reading Enhancing Your HPE Program Through Fizika Unique And Innovative Activities For Large Groups Teaching With Your Mouth Shut Game Time – Nontraditional Activities And Equipment = Fun! Literacy In Motion Ausball Teaching American History Through Physical Activity

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION (continued) Sunday 9:00 am Elementary 9:00 am Elementary /Middle 9:00 am Middle/ Secondary 9:00 am Secondary 10:00 am 10:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am

Adapted All Elementary Secondary Adapted All

Strength, Skill Themes, Rehabilitation, And Lifetime Fitness Using Therabands In PE Crossing The Appalachian Trail High Five – An In-School Experiential Education Program Using The Rate Of Perceived Exertion (RPE) Scale To Individualize Physical Activity Adapted PE Made Easier Quickstart Tennis: Adding Tennis In PE Fun With Rhythm Sticks Circuit Training Taking The “Dis” Out Of Disability Developing Physical Education Program Integrity

DANCE Friday 1:00 pm 1:00 pm 2:00 pm 2:00 pm 3:00 pm 3:00 pm 4:00 pm

Dance Section Education Education Education Performance Education Education Performance

Title Teaching Pre-K Through Middle School Dance In Physical Education Kukuwa African Dance Workout For Youth Dancing Through The Year Modern Dance Technique News Flash! National Certification In Dance Is Available Bring “Dancing In The Streets” Into The Gym! Modern Technique – Intermediate Level

Saturday 8:00 am 8:00 am 9:00 am 12:00 pm 1:00 pm 2:00 pm 4:00 pm 7:00 pm 8:30 pm

Education Education Education Performance Education Education Performance Performance Performance

Dances For Physical Educators 25 Line Dances In One Week!

Get Your Glee On! Lilly Vonn Dance Exhibit Dancing Jambalaya Dances Your Students Will Beg You To Do Kaleidoscope Set-Up And Rehearsal Kaleidoscope Dance Competition

Sunday 8:00 am 8:00 am 9:00 am 9:00 am 10:00 am 11:00 am

Education Education Education Education Education Performance

Integrating Asian Dance Forms Into Your Dance Curriculum Yoga For Dancers So You Think You Can’t Dance?

Special Dance Meeting November Maypole Modern Dance Workshop

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RECREATION Recreation Friday Section 1:00 pm Leisure 2:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 5:00 pm

Leisure Leisure Outdoor Leisure

Title Learnercise: Meaningful Movement Activities For Children And Families Fishing Education – Having a “Reel” Good Time In Physical Education Tailgating 101 Adventure Fitness Tailgating 102

Saturday 8:00 am 11:00 am 12:00 pm 2:00 pm 3:00 pm

Leisure Outdoor Outdoor Outdoor Leisure

Third Annual 5K VAHPERD’s Fourth Annual Amazing Race FRESH Geocaching 101 – A Lifelong Activity Think Golf Is A Drag? Check Out “Snag”!

Sunday 8:00 am 9:00 am 10:00 am 10:00 am 11:00 am

Leisure Leisure Leisure Outdoor Outdoor

Goal: Middle Schoolers Running A 5K Tchoukball: An Active Game For All QR F.I.T. Trail Soccer With Jane Awesome Adventure Activities

GENERAL Friday 9:00 am 1:00 pm 2:00 pm 2:00 pm 3:00 pm 3:00 pm

General Section City/County Research College/Univ Sport Mgmt College/Univ Sport Mgmt

4:00 pm City/County 4:00 pm Student Saturday 8:00 am 9:00 am 9:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am

College/Univ Student City/County Student Student

12:00 pm College/Univ 12:00 pm Research 1:00 pm G&WS M&BA

Title City/County Supervisor’s Meeting Changing Things Using The Spectrum Of Teaching Styles College/University Committee Meeting Creating A Health And Fitness Challenge Teaching, Scholarship, And Service – Oh My! The Virginia State University HPERD/Sport Management Majors Club “Super Network” Supervising A Student Teacher: Understanding The Expectations Student Superstars And Student Section Meeting

Adventures In NCATE Land And Beyond Experience – The Best Teacher?

Think Twice Before You Speak (Or Write!)

Assessment: It’s Not A Dirty Word!

Invent The Event: How Students In The Virginia State University HPERD/ Sport Management Majors Club Create Symposia And Other Events Connecting Educational Support Using Student e-Portfolios To Develop Lifelong Wellness Specialization vs. Multiple-Sport Participation In Youth Sport Programs: Perspectives From A Former Division I Full-Scholarship Athlete

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GENERAL (continued) Saturday 2:00 pm Student 3:00 pm Student 7:00 pm M&BA Sunday 8:00 am Student 9:00 am Student 10:00 am College/Univ Student

Interviewing For Teaching Positions First Years Of Teaching: Sharing Struggles And Successes Curling: Come Throw Rocks At Houses But Hurry Hard!

Teaching And Learning – Share The Passion Choice Units In Physical Education: What’s Hot And What’s Not The Head Bone Is Connected!

ALL Friday 12:00 pm 12:00 pm 1:00 pm 4:00 pm 7:00 pm 8:00 pm Saturday 7:30 am 8:00 am 8:00 am

Title Exhibits Gala The Best Of Jump And Hoops Third Annual Book Share Third Annual Book Share Opening General Session President’s Reception/Social

9:00 am 9:00 am 10:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am 2:00 pm 3:00 pm 4:00 pm 9:00 pm

VAHPERD Town Hall Exhibits Open Web-Based Fundraising: Increasing Your Jump/ Hoops Event’s Visibility, Reach And Dollars Jump, Swing, Fun Yogurt Break Division Meetings NEA Presentation Third Annual Book Share Representative Assembly Third Annual Book Share Second General Session And Awards Assembly Rockin’ Retro Dance Party

Sunday 8:00 am 10:00 am 11:00 am 12:00 pm

Third Annual Book Share Concussion And The Classroom Teacher Recognition Of Concussion Symptoms Closing General Session And Gopher Grand Finale

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MEETINGS AND SPECIAL EVENTS

Friday 9:00 am 10:00 am 12:00 pm 2:00 pm 4:00 pm 7:00 pm 8:00 pm

City/County Supervisors Meeting ................................................................... Reston B Committee Meetings ................................................................................... Lake Thoreau Exhibits Gala and Convention Grand Opening......................... Regency Ballroom College/University Committee Meeting.............................................. Lake Thoreau Student Superstars and Student Section Meeting .................... Ballrooms A/B/C Opening General Session .............................................................................. Ballroom D President’s Reception.......................................................................... Ballrooms A/B/C

Saturday 7:30 am 8:00 am 9:00 am 10:00 am

2:00 pm 4:00 pm 5:30 pm 9:00 pm

VAHPERD Town Hall .............................................................................. Lake Audubon Exhibits Open...................................................................................... Regency Ballroom Past Presidents’ Breakfast (by invitation)............................................ President’s Suite Division Meetings Health ...................................................................................................... Lake Audubon Physical Education .................................................................................... Ballroom D Recreation................................................................................................... Lake Fairfax Dance .................................................................................................. Ballrooms E/F/G General ................................................................................................................ Reston A Representative Assembly .......................................................................... Lake Fairfax Second General Session And Awards Assembly ................................. Ballroom D Awards Reception ............................................................................... Ballrooms A/B/C All Convention Rockin’ Retro Dance Party ............................................ Ballroom D

Sunday 9:00 am 9:00 am 12:00 pm 12:30 pm

Orientation Meeting For New Officers ......................................... President’s Suite Special Dance Meeting ............................................................................. Lake Thoreau Closing General Session ................................................................................ Ballroom D Board Meeting ................................................................................................ Lake Fairfax

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Convention Registration – Second Floor Friday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Saturday 8:00 am – 4:00 pm

THIRD ANNUAL BOOK SHARE BUILDING A PROFESSIONAL LIBRARY A sharing book fair, Book Share is purposefully designed to promote a spirit of collegiality and professional development by trading gently-used textbooks and educational resources.

Participants are invited to BOGO (Bring One, Get One) from a broad spectrum of books in good condition.

Presenters: Sandra C. Bowie and Assisting Retirees

In the Boardroom

Shop, Swap or Drop:

Book Drop Off Times: Friday

7:30-9:00 am 11:00 am-12:00 pm

Saturday

8:00-9:00 am

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Friday

1:00-2:00 pm 4:00-5:00 pm

Saturday

11:00 am-1:50 pm 3:00-3:50 pm (students)

Sunday

8:00-11:00 am

VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION FOR HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, RECREATION AND DANCE November 10-13, 2011 CONVENTION SCHEDULE

Time 9:00 am4:00 pm

4:00-6:00 pm

Division Section HEALTH School

THURSDAY Title/Description

Location

FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION - MANAGING SENSITIVE ISSUES Participants will identify sensitive sexuality issues and examine their attitudes concerning these issues, analyze case studies designed to strengthen objectivity in responding to sensitive questions, and practice answering questions based on their local school division’s policies.

Presenters: Cathy Hawkins, Chuck Glover Virginia Department of Education

Lake Thoreau

BOARD MEETING All members of the Board of Directors are asked to attend.

Presider: President Charlotte Kelso

Lake Fairfax

2011 Award Winners Don Pate ................................................................................................................................ Honor Award Janet Kennedy ................................................................................ Elementary Physical Education Michelle Semko......................................................................... Middle School Physical Education Michelle Henry ..............................................................................Middle School Health Education Cindy Ferek ........................................................................................Secondary Physical Education Susan McAuliffe .................................................................................... Adapted Physical Education Susan Miller ..................................................................... College/University Physical Education Sheila Jones ........................................................................................................Supervisor of the Year Carol Jay .................................................................................... Jump Rope Coordinator of the Year Anne McCoy ................................................................. Hoops for Heart Coordinator of the Year

Congratulations!

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Time 9:00-11:50 am

Division Section GENERAL City/County Supervisors

10:00-10:50 am

FRIDAY Title/Description

Location

CITY/COUNTY SUPERVISORS MEETING Presider: Liz Payne, Chair

Reston B

COMMITTEE MEETINGS This includes all present and newly appointed committee members.

Lake Thoreau

12:00-4:50 pm

EXHIBITS GALA

Regency Ballroom

12:00-12:50 pm - CONVENTION GRAND OPENING Exhibits open ‘til 4:50 pm.

Complete the Exhibitor’s Passport (available at the Convention Registration Desk) to participate and win prizes in Deal or No Deal at the Closing General Session on Sunday!

PLUS….

THE BEST OF JUMP AND HOOPS – MAKE YOUR EVENT A WINNER! 12:00-12:20 pm

Highlights of the great activities that are in the event resource CD. These best practice activities are designed to get students moving while teaching them important information about heart health. Leave with great ideas and maybe a prize or two!

Presenters: Aldonia Cooper, Hoops for Heart Coordinator Chad Triolet, Jump Rope for Heart Coordinator

Ballrooms E/F/G

1:00-1:50 pm

HEALTH School

PRE-SERVICE TRAINING IN VIRGINIA FAMILY LIFE AND HUMAN SEXUALITY EDUCATION Panel discussion of the Virginia Department of Education’s approved Family Life and Human Sexuality training provided to health and PE majors at Longwood University in 2010-11.

Students will describe the benefits of receiving the training and an FLE/HIV trainer will demonstrate examples of the training modules.

Moderator: Phil Gapinski Panel: Three Undergraduate Students

Lake Audubon

1:00-1:50 pm

HEALTH School

WE ARE ALL SMART: UTILIZING THE MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES IN A HEALTH EDUCATION COURSE We will discuss and review how to incorporate the multiple intelligences in a health education setting. Will include hands-on activities that participants can take home for use in their classrooms.

Presenters: Julie Schlegel Maina, Michael Maina Roanoke College

Lake Thoreau

and 12:30-12:50 pm

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Time

Division Section

FRIDAY Title/Description

Location

1:00-1:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Elementary

GET ‘EM UP AND MOVING – MAXIMIZE PARTICIPATION USING COST-EFFECTIVE EQUIPMENT With the current rate of obesity, PE teachers need creative and exciting activities that will stimulate participation, develop fitness, and teach skills. This hands-on presentation will highlight best practice concepts using cost-effective equipment to achieve these goals. Be prepared to move, laugh, and have fun while exploring these engaging activities.

Presenter: Chad Triolet Chesapeake City Schools

Ballroom D

1:00-1:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Elementary

UNDERGROUND RAILROAD Based on the story Follow the Drinking Gourd, the Underground Railroad is an obstacle course that outlines the plight of slaves as they traveled to freedom. Teamwork is crucial as students travel through the course in the dark while trying to escape the “slave catcher.”

Presenters: Joe Burton, Frederick County Schools Michael Mathias, Warren County Schools Dawn Seymour, Frederick County Schools

Ballrooms A/B/C

1:00-1:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Adapted

WHAT THE HECK IS INDIVIDUALIZED PE? What do you do with students who do not have an IEP but need modifications in PE? Newport News is the only district to have this novel program…come find out what it’s all about!

Presenter: Susan McAuliffe 2011 VAHPERD Adapted PE Teacher of the Year Newport News Schools

Reston A

1:00-1:50 pm

DANCE Education

TEACHING PRE-K THROUGH MIDDLE SCHOOL DANCE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION Learn how to teach dance to pre-K through middle school students in the PE environment. Will include methods to engage students in rhythmic dance activities using rhythm sticks, hula hoops, and streamers.

Presenter: Kathy Windle Hopewell Dance Studio

Lake Anne

1:00-1:50 pm

DANCE Education

KUKUWA AFRICAN DANCE WORKOUT FOR YOUTH African dance exercise for youth ages 5-18 that help children stay healthy and fit.

Presenters: Kukuwa Nuamah and Company George Mason University

Ballrooms E/F/G

1:00-1:50 pm

RECREATION Leisure

LEARNERCISE: MEANINGFUL MOVEMENT ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES This session will feature music and movement activities that can be replicated. Attendees will participate in activities that have been shown to promote brain development, fun, movement, play and social behavior, all while experiencing the health benefits of moving.

Presenter: Barbara English, Regional Manager GeoMotion Group, Inc.

Lake Fairfax

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Time

Division Section

FRIDAY Title/Description

Location

1:00-1:50 pm

GENERAL Research

CHANGING THINGS USING THE SPECTRUM OF TEACHING STYLES Most professionals agree that student outcomes require different teaching methods. This session will investigate Mosston’s spectrum of teaching styles and discuss how to infuse a repertoire of these styles within a PE curriculum.

Presenters: Michael P. Maina, Julie Schlegel Maina Roanoke College

Reston B

1:00-2:00 pm

ALL

THIRD ANNUAL BOOK SHARE – BUILDING A PROFESSIONAL LIBRARY Open for “Shop, Swap and Drop.” See page 8 for additional book drop-off and “Shop, Swap” times.

Presenters: Sandra C. Bowie and Assisting Retirees

Boardroom

2:00-2:50 pm

HEALTH School

CONSISTENT WEEKLY ELEMENTARY HEALTH CURRICULUM MADE EASY! Fit Families of America has developed a 21st century health program designed for teachers by teachers. FFAME combines video, activity, and technology for an entertaining, educational, and inspiring weekly health lesson driven by standards. See how you can unite schools, families and communities for a healthier future.

Presenter: Joe Goodwin/Coach Goody 2010 Eastern District Teacher of the Year Founder, Fit Families of America

Lake Audubon

2:00-2:50 pm

HEALTH College/ University

FINDING MEANING, PURPOSE AND HOPE IN THE TIME THAT REMAINS An exploration of the process terminally ill patients go through to find meaning, purpose and hope, including coming to terms with and preparing for their own deaths in practical, emotional or spiritual ways and having support from health care providers, family and friends.

Presenter: Beth McKinney, Lynchburg College

Reston A

2:00-2:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Middle

MATH AND MOVEMENT: INCORPORATING MATH PRACTICE INTO PE CLASS Learn how to harness your students’ love of movement and creative imagination and turn it into intentional and rigorous math practice. Learn how to develop math movements for volleyball, basketball, or any skill included in your curriculum, and how PE class can transform the math ability of your students.

Presenter: Suzy Koontz Math & Movement, Ithaca, NY

Ballroom D

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Time

Division Section

FRIDAY Title/Description

Location

2:00-2:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION All

FIRE UP, PUSH UP, AND STACK UP! FITNESS STACKING WITH SPEED STACKS Motivate your students using Speed Stacks for health and skillrelated fitness activities that can be included in your daily PE program. All first-time participants will receive a free set of Speed Stacks and our instructor DVD. Presenter: Suzanne Metz Speed Stacks, Englewood, CO

Ballrooms A/B/C

2:00-2:50 pm

DANCE Education

DANCING THROUGH THE YEAR Several dances will be presented for grades K-2 and 3-5 to help with a dance unit at any time of the year.

Presenters: Michelle Breedy, Melville Turner Arlington County Schools

Lake Anne

2:00-2:50 pm

DANCE Performance

MODERN DANCE TECHNIQUE This class will demonstrate eclectic, modern techniques to explore movement possibilities for a multitude of different learning environments.

Refresh your memory, learn new concepts, or simply enjoy moving through space. Movement will be broken down for less experienced movers and options offered for more experienced movers.

Creative movement experimentation will be added throughout traditional centre floor and locomotive floor progressions.

Presenter: Mary Ann Laverty Newport News Schools

Ballrooms E/F/G

2:00-2:50 pm

RECREATION Leisure

FISHING EDUCATION – HAVING A “REEL” GOOD TIME IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION Come see how fishing education can be taught in the PE setting to develop important skills related to this lifelong activity.

Participants will learn basic concepts regarding safety, skills and drills, and cross-curricular opportunities.

Presenters: Chad Triolet, Chesapeake City Schools Chris Dunnavant, Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries

Lake Fairfax

2:00-2:50 pm

GENERAL College/ University

COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY COMMITTEE MEETING Meeting of all college and university faculty to discuss issues related to preparation of professionals.

Presenter: Dominique Banville, Chair College/University Committee

Lake Thoreau

2:00-2:50 pm

GENERAL Sport Mgmt

CREATING A HEALTH AND FITNESS CHALLENGE Discussion of activities during Orange County High School Health and Fitness Week. Learn how to organize events and which organizations can help you. Will include a VAHPERD team competition. If you have signed up for team competitions, you will need to attend this introductory session.

Presenters: Sara Haney, Keyode Rogers, David Rabe Orange County Schools

Reston B

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Time

Division Section

FRIDAY Title/Description

Location

3:00-3:50 pm

HEALTH College/ University

DEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING A LIFETIME WELLNESS PROGRAM AT THE COLLEGE LEVEL: A NEW TWIST A lifetime wellness course is required for all freshmen at Emory & Henry College. This session provides a complete “how to” regarding the development and implementation of the program at the college level, including new twists to traditional models.

Presenters: D. C. Cobler, Beverly Hatch Joy Scruggs, Rebecca Buchanan Emory & Henry College

Lake Audubon

3:00-3:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Elementary

GETTING YOUR STUDENTS MOVING OUTSIDE OF PE Learn appropriate and entertaining classroom dances, exercises, and other fun ways to keep students moving when they are not in PE. Presenters will share how technology makes it simple to stay connected even after the kids leave the gym. Be ready for fun, activity and great music!

Presenters: Scott Williams, Andrew Wymer Albemarle County Schools

Lake Fairfax

3:00-3:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Middle

GOT A BIG CLASS? THINK FAST! If you’ve ever had a big class and needed new ideas to maintain interest, come see these fun cooperative activities that keep students’ interest high and heart rates up. We will focus on higher level elementary and middle school activities that are sure to be a hit in the classroom. Activity packets will be provided.

Presenters: Belinda Kim, Tim Stuecheli Fairfax County Schools

Ballrooms A/B/C

3:00-3:50 pm

DANCE Education

NEWS FLASH! NATIONAL CERTIFICATION IN DANCE IS AVAILABLE To complement the national board certifications and the CHES processes, the National Dance Association announces availability of a national credential for those who would like recognition as a nationally Certified Educational Dance Specialist. Come learn about the process for those in pre-K through higher education.

Presenter: Fran Anthony Meyer National Dance Association

Lake Thoreau

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Time 3:00-3:50 pm

Division Section DANCE Education

FRIDAY Title/Description

Location

BRING “DANCING IN THE STREETS” INTO THE GYM! Presenter: Freddie Lee Heath

Ballrooms E/F/G

This high-energy session will have rigor and relevance as it incorporates dance styles from today’s most popular dance films (Honey, Step Up, Rize, Stomp the Yard) and TV shows (So You Think You Can Dance). Designed for the physical or dance educator who wants to spice up their dance units/classes. A sure-fire way to get your kids moving!

Freddie Lee Heath has been involved in dance for nearly 30 years as a performer, choreographer, and educator. He has traveled across America promoting quality dance and physical education. A graduate of East Carolina University, Freddie recently completed a master’s degree in school administration from North Carolina State University. He was one of the first dance educators in the country to achieve National Board Certification in physical education. He has expanded the curriculum for his district through innovative courses that include Dance in the Media, Dancing Like the Stars, Twist & Tone, and leveled classes in tap and jazz.

Freddie Lee Heath 2010 National Dance Educator of the Year

Freddie has two dance groups comprised of ladies between the ages of 65-85 and he is passionate that dance has the power to change and enrich one’s life. He has choreographed across America including the National Museum of Dance, and in Armenia for the National Dance Company. He has been featured many times in Dance Teacher magazine and was also named Dance Teacher magazine’s K-12 teacher of the year in 2007 and the National Dance Association’s K-12 dance educator of the year in 2010. He is past president of NCAAHPERD and chair of dance education for Southern District AHPERD.

Freddie presents again on Saturday at 9:00 am in Ballrooms E/F/G. “GET YOUR GLEE ON”

3:00-3:50 pm

GENERAL College/ University

TEACHING, SCHOLARSHIP, AND SERVICE – OH MY! University professors have the challenge of trying to balance the three-legged stool of teaching, scholarship, and service. This session will focus on ways to integrate all three to enrich your teaching, PHETE program, and the profession. Open discussion format will allow everyone to share, learn, and collaborate.

Presenter: Thomas E. Moran James Madison University

Reston B

3:00-3:50 pm

GENERAL Sport Mgmt

THE VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY HPERD/SPORT MANAGEMENT MAJORS CLUB “SUPER NETWORK” Interactive discussion of how collaboration with a variety of HPERD and sport management practitioners can maximize networking skills, professional development goals, and career advancement opportunities.

Presenters: Leon Wright Bey and Students Virginia State University

Reston A

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Time

Division Section

FRIDAY Title/Description

Location

4:00-4:50 pm

HEALTH School

A PARENT NIGHT WITH FAMILY EDUCATION: A SECOND NIGHT This interactive presentation is for middle school family life educators that can be used during a PTO night, summer school, or district-wide event for parents and guardians. Come learn how to strengthen parent involvement in your FLE program, get ideas for grading, promote fatherhood, and much more.

Presenter: Youlander M. Hilton Newport News Schools

Reston B

4:00-4:50 pm

HEALTH Community/ Worksite

HEALTH AND PLACE: WHERE WE LIVE, WORK, LEARN AND PLAY MATTERS This session will include discussion (policy, environmental and system changes) and viewing of one episode of the PUBS “Unnatural Causes” documentary series. Participants will gain an understanding of why there is more to well-being than genes, behaviors, and medical care. Web links and resources will be provided.

Presenter: Theresa R. Teekah Prevention and Health Promotion Virginia Department of Health

Lake Thoreau

4:00-4:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Secondary

FITNESS FOR ALL Experience innovative warm-ups you can use in your classes, touch the inner you with yoga/pilates, and cool down and relax with modern tai chi. A great end-of-the-day/pre-happy hour workout. For all ages.

Presenters: William C. Thomson, Longwood University B J Santos, Albemarle County Schools

Ballroom D

4:00-4:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION All

OLD GAME, NEW GAME: INCORPORATING THE RAPIDLY EXPANDING SPORT OF CRICKET INTO YOUR PE PROGRAM The original team sport, cricket is reappearing in schools across the country. USYCA offers a free cricket set to any school that is interested in bringing the game to its PE classes. This session will explain why cricket is a great addition to PE classes.

Presenter: Jamie Harrison U.S. Youth Cricket Association, Glen Burnie, MD

Lake Audubon

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Time

Division Section

FRIDAY Title/Description

Location

4:00-4:50 pm

DANCE Performance

MODERN TECHNIQUE – INTERMEDIATE LEVEL An eclectic modern dance technique class that incorporates the styles of Graham, Limon, Humphrey/Wideman and other classical modern dance pioneers. This class will be geared toward the intermediate level dance student.

Presenter: Marilyn Marloff Old Dominion University

Lake Anne

4:00-4:50 pm

RECREATION Leisure

TAILGATING 101 Struggling to implement recreation games in a fun and fit way? In this session, you will learn new tactics, techniques, and tricks of the trade to teach popular backyard, lawn, and tailgating games.

BOYB (Bring Your Own Brain, of course) and get ready to buckle your seatbelt. “Tailgating 102” is presented at 5:00 pm.

Presenters: Michael Cooke, Megan Forbes Bobbi Conrad, Carol Vistosky Newport News City Schools

Lake Fairfax

4:00-4:50 pm

RECREATION Outdoor

ADVENTURE FITNESS Presenter: Charles “Chip” Candy

Ballroom D

This is it – putting enjoyment into a lifestyle of fitness! We will explore the Project Adventure approach to fitness – keep it fun, keep it simple, and make it appealing to everyone. Are we playing, or are we working on students’ lifetime attitudes toward staying fit? Many activities will be presented that are instantly useable with your class.

Come and play – we’ll have fun!

Charles “Chip” Candy 2011 NJAHPERD Honor Award Recipient

Charles (Chip) Candy has been teaching health, wellness, physical education, and adapted physical education for over 30 years in the Medford Township (New Jersey) K-8 schools. He is a graduate of Glassboro State College/Rowan University with a master’s degree in Adventure Education from Project Adventure/Plymouth State University. Chip is a spinning instructor, new games instructor, and a 25-year coach of soccer, cross-country, and track and field. He was chosen as the 1995 NASPE Middle School Teacher of the Year, NJAHPERD Dance Educator of the Year, Rowan University Graduate Award winner, and is this year’s NJAHPERD Honor Award recipient.

Chip has made more than 300 presentations at conferences and in-services across the country. Most importantly, he and his wife Nancy are new grandparents!

Chip presents again on Sunday at 11:00 am in the Regency Ballroom.

“AWESOME ADVENTURE ACTIVITIES”

4:00-4:50 pm

GENERAL City/ County Supervisors

SUPERVISING A STUDENT TEACHER: UNDERSTANDING THE EXPECTATIONS This session will provide a basic overview of the expectations of the cooperating teacher. Topics will include characteristics of an effective cooperating teacher, the framework of the student teaching experience, and the essential components.

Presenters: Luanne Norden, George Mason University William C. Thomson, Longwood University Cindy Schendel, Shenandoah University

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Reston A

Time 4:00-5:00 pm

4:00-4:50 pm

Division Section

FRIDAY Title/Description

Location

ALL

THIRD ANNUAL BOOK SHARE – BUILDING A PROFESSIONAL LIBRARY Open for “Shop, Swap and Drop.” See page 8 for additional book drop-off and “Shop, Swap” times.

Presenters: Sandra C. Bowie and Assisting Retirees

Boardroom

GENERAL Student

STUDENT SUPERSTARS AND STUDENT SECTION MEETING Come dressed for activity, friendly competition and activities throughout this session. The annual “College Cup,” engraved with the name of the winner, will be awarded to the college that wins the “College Challenge.” To participate in the challenge, please arrive in your school colors with 4 students, 1 professional/ advisor who works at your university, and 1 alumnus from your college. There will also be an attendance award for the school with the most students present. Equipment used with be given away as door prizes.

Ballrooms A/B/C

After the fun, students will elect a representative to the VAHPERD Board. Nominations will be taken from the floor with brief presentations by candidates before elections.

Presiders: Leslie Meadows, VA Commonwealth University Student Representative Robert Mullings, Virginia State University Alternate Student Representative Those attending are invited to a Student Social (see below).

5:00-6:00 pm

GENERAL Student

STUDENT SOCIAL This is a continuation of Student Superstars and Student Section Meeting (above). Attendance is limited to those who attend the Student Superstars.

Room 2011

5:00-5:50 pm

RECREATION Leisure

TAILGATING 102 Ready for round two? This time, BYOB (Bring Your Own Body) and put your knowledge into action in a recreation battle of skills.

All competitors are welcome. “Tailgating 101” is not required.

Presenters: Michael Cooke, Megan Forbes Bobbi Conrad, Carol Vistosky Newport News City Schools

Lake Fairfax

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Meet Ms. United States 2011 at the

Opening General Session Friday 7:00 pm Ballroom D “My platform…is helping children and families in the Commonwealth of Virginia make healthy choices and get active.”

Laura Eilers Ms. United States 2011

Laura Eilers was crowned Ms. United States 2011 at the March 19, 2011 Southern Women's Show in Richmond, Virginia. Laura was raised in Lee's Summit, Missouri and moved to Virginia in 2009. Laura earned a bachelor of arts in public communication from William Jewell College in Liberty, Missouri. She was an NFL Cheerleader in two cities, performing for five years with the Kansas City Chiefs and one year with the St. Louis Rams. During her six years with the NFL, Laura visited seven foreign countries and five U.S. states supporting the military. She appeared in three NFL Cheerleader swimsuit calendars, Lindy's Sports magazine, CMT's 2009 "Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team," as well as multiple local television and radio programming. Laura's modeling background includes photography and commercials in the industries of dance, bridal and fitness. Today, she is a certified personal trainer, group fitness and dance instructor in Richmond. She directs the dance team, mascot and community promotions for the Richmond Raiders arena football team and can be seen as the field emcee on Raiders game days at the Richmond Coliseum.

Don’t miss the closing session!

Sunday at 12:00 in Ballroom D

We are once again adding the 3-tiered twist to our game. We will have three times as many prizes and three times as many winners, but you never know what our banker will have in store for you!

Who will win the top prize? Who will make the best deal? We will also have many door prizes.

Everyone will have a chance to win door prizes. You won’t want to miss this! **You must complete your “Exhibitor’s Passport” (available at Convention Registration Desk) to participate in Deal or No Deal.** Must be present to win.

A special “Thank You” to Gopher for its continued support!

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OPENING GENERAL SESSION Friday, November 11, 2011 Ballroom D 7:00 - 8:00 pm Presider ........................................................................................................................................... President Charlotte Kelso Welcome.....................................................................................................................Laura Eilers, Ms. United States 2011 Greetings ........................................................................................................................ Michael Ballard, Southern District .....................................................................Kenneth Plum, 36th District Representative, Fairfax County Introduction of Guests .............................................................................................................. President Charlotte Kelso Introduction of 2011 Nominees to the Board ............................................................................................. Jay Johnson Necrology Report ....................................................................................................................................................... Rose Houk Presentation of Awards ...........................................................................................................Past President Vicki Miller Honor Award – Don Pate Don Pate’s career in HPE began in 1964 and spanned 37 years. He retired in 2001 after a 28-year career as professor and chair of the Health and Sports Science Department at the University of Richmond. While at UR, Don founded and directed the university’s master’s degree program in sport management.

Don has been a member of VAHPERD and AAHPERD for more than 30 years and has served as a VAHPERD committee chair, vice president of physical education, and president. He has also served as president of the Virginia Amateur Athletic Union and Virginia/USA Wrestling, and is a former member of the Virginia Governor’s Commission for Physical Education and Sport. He has been recognized as the VAHPERD college/university PE teacher of the year, Virginia wrestling coach of the year, and is a member of the Minnesota State University Athletic Hall of Fame.

Don Pate Honor Award

National Board Certification Recognition William Peck, Susan McAuliffe, Kristin Clauser Newport News, VA KEYNOTE SPEAKER – SHELLIE PFOHL Shellie Pfohl was appointed by President Barack Obama in February 2010 to serve as Executive Director of the President’s Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition (PCFSN), an advisory committee of volunteer citizens who are charged with educating, engaging and empowering all Americans to live an active, healthy lifestyle.

Ms. Pfohl is responsible for developing PCFSN’s vision and strategy and directing the Council’s daily operations. She also leads the Council’s efforts to support First Lady Michelle Obama’s national Let’s Move! initiative aimed at solving the childhood obesity epidemic within a generation.

Shellie Y. Pfohl Executive Director President’s Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition

Prior to joining the Council, Ms. Pfohl co-founded and served as executive director of Be Active North Carolina, a nonprofit organization that works to increase physical activity among North Carolinians.

She was also the founding director of Be Active America and served as executive director of the North Carolina Governor’s Council on Physical Fitness and Health.

President’s Reception/Social immediately following in Ballrooms A/B/C

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Time 7:30 am

Division Section ALL

8:00 am2:50 pm

SATURDAY Location

Title/Description VAHPERD TOWN HALL Members of VAHPERD are invited to attend and discuss the future of VAHPERD. Give a few minutes to your association leaders and be a part of VAHPERD’s growth and the future growth in education.

Presenters: Charlotte Kelso, VAHPERD President Vicki Miller, David Sallee

EXHIBITS OPEN

Lake Audubon

Regency Ballroom

8:00-8:50 am

ALL

WEB-BASED FUNDRAISING: INCREASING YOUR JUMP/HOOPS EVENT’S VISIBILITY, REACH, AND DOLLARS The American Heart Association has a dynamic tool that will increase your event’s reach and fundraising potential, including simple ways to use on-line fundraising. Come see how easy it is to sign up for and use a “HeartQuarters” webpage.

Presider: Aldonia Cooper, Hoops for Heart Coordinator Presenters: Chad Triolet, Jump Rope for Heart Coordinator Dana Else, Aleisha Hundley, Tiffany Clements American Heart Association

Reston A

8:00-8:50 am

HEALTH School

OUTRAGEOUS TEACHING TECHNIQUES IN SEXUALITY EDUCATION - GRADES 7-12: PART ONE Presenter: Deborah Tackmann Eau Claire, Wisconsin Schools

Lake Audubon

This hands-on workshop will help you empower students with the knowledge and skills they need to make healthy sexual decisions in the 21st century. We will use beach balls, a bowl of milk, take risks with dice, and have fun while learning techniques that will energize your classroom! Presented in two sessions that will demonstrate different activities. You may participate in parts one, two, or both. Part two is presented immediately following part one.

Deborah Tackmann is a health education instructor at North High School in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. She has received five national awards in health education for her ability to inspire the joy of learning in others through her high-energy teaching techniques. A Disney Teacher Award Winner, Deb was also named the National Health Education Professional of the Year by AHHE and ASHA, and was recognized by USA Today as one of the top teachers in the nation. An author, health consultant, coach, university faculty member and mother, Deb has a passion to inspire and empower others. Her workshops, keynotes and books are in high demand.

Deborah Tackmann Disney Teacher Award Winner

Deb’s presentations will make you think and laugh, and will energize and empower you to be the very best professional you can be!

Deb presents again Saturday at 11:00 am.

“TEENAGE SUICIDE: IS ANYONE LISTENING?”

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Time

Division Section

SATURDAY Title/Description

Location

8:00-8:50 am

HEALTH Community/ Worksite

CONCUSSIONS: WHAT EVERY TEACHER SHOULD KNOW Learn how to recognize a concussion, physical/cognitive changes, and classroom adaptations that may be needed while a student recovers.

Presenter: Martha Mansfield Virginia Beach, VA

Lake Fairfax

8:00-8:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Elementary

MOVE IT AND LEARN IT: INTEGRATED LEARNING THROUGH MEANINGFUL MOVEMENT Get moving, stay fit, and have fun with the hottest brain-based meaningful movement and integrated learning moves: hip-hop, kickboxing, dancing through the food groups and children’s games.

Includes K-5 focused choreographed music/dance, math/reading skills and partner routines.

Presenter: Barbara English, Regional Manager GeoMotion Group, Inc.

Ballrooms A/B

8:00-8:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Middle

FUNDAMENTALS OF TOTAL BODY FITNESS Presenter: Andrea McCarthy Aurora, Colorado

Ballroom D

Learn basic to advanced exercises to develop upper, core, and lower body strength and endurance as well as balance and flexibility through stretching. These exercises will give your students the foundation to begin developing workouts that help them achieve and maintain a health-enhancing level of fitness for life. I will also show you a full-body scooter workout.

Andrea (Andi) McCarthy “Loving what we do and sharing our passion with our students and others is what makes this the best profession in the world!”

In addition to teaching for 17 years, Andi has coached track, volleyball and basketball at the middle and high school levels. She has served on numerous committees and councils in her district and was the district’s middle school teacher-leader for three years. In this role, she assisted other teacher-leaders in planning and presenting inservices, new teacher orientations, mentoring new teachers, dialog classes, assisting with technology, and overseeing the integrity and implementation of their physical education curricula.

Andi is the 2011 Central District Middle School Physical Education Teacher of the Year.

She lives in Aurora, Colorado, where she teaches grades 6-12 at Aurora West College Preparatory Academy in the Aurora Public Schools District.

Andi has served on the COAHPERD board for the past 4 years as the middle school chair, chair-elect, and as a member of the Advocacy Committee. For the past two years, she has been the COAHPERD secretary and NAGWS division chair and chair-elect. She has presented at the district and state levels and looks forward to sharing her knowledge and experience with other professionals around the country in the upcoming year.

Andi presents again on Saturday at 2:00 pm.

“EVERYTHING FITNESS”

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Time

Division Section

SATURDAY Title/Description

Location

8:00-8:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Adapted

AN INCLUSIVE ENVIRONMENT: CURRICULAR MODIFICATIONS IN ACTION Demonstration of curricular modifications to include children with mild, moderate, and severe disabilities in the general physical education or self-contained setting.

Presenters: Brad Weiner, Prince George County Schools, MD Thomas Moran, James Madison University

Ballroom C

8:00-8:50 am

DANCE Education

DANCES FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATORS This presentation will provide physical educators a few relatively easy dances they can teach to their students. We will travel the globe starting in Virginia, moving on to Texas and then to Hawaii, introducing dances that represent these cultures.

Presenters: Monica Parson Liberty University Students

Ballrooms E/F/G

8:00-8:50 am

DANCE Education

25 LINE DANCES IN ONE WEEK! This team of middle school physical educators has developed a 5day system to introduce, teach, review and assess a variety of social/country line dances where all students are active.

Participants will be invited to engage in the teaching process, gain insight into the team’s approach, and learn why the system is successful.

Presenters: Lori Leffew, Tony Splendore, Beth Wydra Virginia Beach City Schools

Lake Anne

8:00 am

RECREATION Leisure

THIRD ANNUAL 5K This year, VAHPERD is combining forces with Reston Runners to provide our members with a great 5K run through the Reston downtown area. Pre-convention or on-site registration fee is required.

Presenter: Donna Wilbur Fauquier County Schools

Skating Rink

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Division Section

Time 8:00-9:50 am

GENERAL College/ University

SATURDAY Title/Description ADVENTURES IN NCATE LAND AND BEYOND Presenter: Stevie Chepko

Location Reston B

Join us for a discussion of one program’s experience in submitting and passing the NASPE/NCATE review process using the 2008 NASPE Beginning Teachers Standards.

Examples of key assessments will be provided along with tips on how to present the data, align key assessments with standards/elements, and the alignment of descriptions of assignments, scoring guides and data charts to each other. We will include the development of key assessments, a list of what reviewers assess for each standard, and guidance on writing a successful NASPE report. This will be an interactive session with opportunities to ask questions, develop rubrics, and review sample assessments.

Stevie Chepko is a professor and chair of the Physical Education, Sport, and Human Performance Department at Winthrop University in Rock Hill, South Carolina. She is a coauthor of the Beginning Teachers Standards, serves on the NCATE Specialty Areas Studies Board, and is a reviewer, lead reviewer and auditor of NASPE/NCATE reports for physical education. Stevie has received the AAHPERD Honor Award, the NASPE Joy of Effort Award, honor awards from Eastern District, South Carolina, Vermont, and Massachusetts, and was the Eastern District Scholar.

Her areas of expertise include teacher education, assessment and sports history. She currently serves as a reviewertrainer for NASPE. Stevie Chepko NASPE Reviewer-Trainer

9:00 am

PAST PRESIDENT’S BREAKFAST (By invitation)

President’s Suite

9:00-9:50 am

ALL

JUMP, SWING, FUN Jumping rope is fun, inexpensive, and improves coordination. It also engages a student’s whole body while increasing aerobic endurance, speed, agility, explosiveness and dynamic balance.

Attendees will learn skills and tricks while participating in energizing activities.

Presenters: Chad Triolet, Chesapeake City Schools Susan Nye, James Madison University

Lake Anne

9:00-9:50 am

HEALTH School

OUTRAGEOUS TEACHING TECHNIQUES IN SEXUALITY EDUCATION - GRADES 7-12: PART TWO This hands-on workshop will help you empower students with the knowledge and skills they need to make healthy sexual decisions in the 21st century. We will play with bags of beans, pink string, Tide detergent, balloons, and have fun while learning techniques that will energize your classroom! Presented in two sessions that will demonstrate different activities. You may participate in parts one, two, or both. Part one is presented Saturday at 8:00 am.

Presenter: Deborah Tackmann Eau Claire, Wisconsin Schools

Lake Audubon

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Time

Division Section

SATURDAY Location

Title/Description

9:00-12:50 am

HEALTH Community/ Worksite

HEALTHY CONNECTIONS The Healthy Connections Health Fair is back!

We have reflexology, great health information, and resources for you at several 50-minute table sessions throughout the day. Come and learn new health concepts and explore different health screening techniques!

Presenters: Kari Hampton, Lynchburg College David Hunt, Chesterfield County Schools Beth McKinney, Lynchburg College

Lake Thoreau

9:00-9:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Middle

ORGANIZE YOUR PE CLASSES WITH “BEST PRACTICE” TIPS Come see one program’s framework for incorporating NASPE and state standards into instant warm-up activities, nutrition nuggets, and fitness concepts. Experience how to “corner up,” assign groupings, teach to the cues, and make closure meaningful. Share a tip or two of your own!

Presenter: Biki-Ray Mitchell Henrico County Schools

Ballrooms A/B

9:00-9:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Secondary

IF YOU THINK A SQUAT IS A SQUAT, YOU DON’T KNOW SQUAT! Presenter: Clayton Ellis Aurora, CO

Ballroom D

Re-energize your teaching with this multi-headed monster of a session that includes advocacy for your program, appropriate practices, assessment, brain engagement activities, classroom management, curriculum development, plus Jump and Hoops for Heart at the high school level.

Clayton Ellis currently teaches physical education at Aurora Central High School in Aurora, Colorado. In 2010, he was selected as the NASPE High School Physical Education Teacher of the Year.

In addition to his teaching and leadership in the Aurora Schools, Clayton is the vice president-elect for physical education and sport for Colorado’s Central District AHPERD and is a past president. In 2010, he served on the Colorado Department of Education’s subcommittee to review and rewrite physical education standards for Colorado. He is currently serving on the Advisory Board for the Denver Public Schools Sound Body/Sound Mind Program and on the Colorado Department of Education’s Peer Review for Educator Preparation Program.

Clayton has an unwavering commitment to our profession and his program is a bright beacon of quality high school physical education in the state of Colorado.

Clayton Ellis 2010 NASPE High School Physical Education Teacher of the Year

Clayton presents again at 12:00 noon on Saturday.

“HI-YAWW! INCORPORATE MARTIAL ARTS INTO A GENERAL PE CLASS”

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Division Section

Time

SATURDAY Title/Description

Location

9:00-10:00 am

Take a

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9:00-9:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Adapted

DISABILITY AWARENESS ACTIVITIES IN GENERAL PHYSICAL EDUCATION Introduction of disability awareness activities that will help children without disabilities understand, accept, and interact with their disabled classmates. All activities can be conducted in physical education, require little equipment, and take only 10-15 minutes.

Presenters: Martin Block, Chris Jenkins Manda Krimmer, Lauren Moniuszko Marissa Smith, Shannon Stubbs University of Virginia

Ballroom C

9:00-9:50 am

DANCE Education

GET YOUR GLEE ON! Get your students up and moving!

Learn how to use choreography inspired by the pop phenomenon, Glee, as a springboard for student choreography and successful actionpacked dance units.

Presenter: Freddie-Lee Heath 2010 National Dance Educator of the Year Wake County Schools Raleigh, NC

Ballrooms E/F/G

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Time

Division Section

SATURDAY Title/Description

Location

9:00-9:50 am

GENERAL Student

EXPERIENCE – THE BEST TEACHER? An interactive presentation designed for student teachers, firstand second-year teachers delivered by experienced K-12 teachers. What you need to know before student teaching and before the first job.

Presenters: Sandra C. Bowie, Virginia Beach, VA Ali Fortier, Norfolk City Schools Carol Jay, Chesapeake City Schools Tom Warren, Virginia Beach City Schools

Reston A

9:00-9:50 am

ALL

THINK TWICE BEFORE YOU SPEAK (OR WRITE!) As leaders in the classroom, office and/or boardroom, educators have the power to influence and must think twice before speaking (or writing). Learn how each is defined and applied.

Presenter: Fran Anthony Meyer Educational Consultant

Lake Fairfax

SPECIAL PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISION MEETING Saturday 10:00 am Ballroom D Plan to attend the Physical Education Division Meeting to vote for chair-elect in your section (elementary, middle school, secondary, adapted or college/university) and share ideas for the division.

Megan Wolfe, Manager of Government Relations for the National Association for Sport and Physical Education, is a featured speaker at the PE Division Meeting.

With over 15 years of experience in political and legal affairs, Megan serves as NASPE’s resident expert and leader on government relations activities related to education and health issues.

Megan is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin with a BA in government. She also holds a JD from the George Mason School of Law where Megan Wolfe she served on the Student Bar Association. Megan NASPE’s Manager of previously was manager of legislative affairs for Government Relations Schering-Plough Corp. in Washington where she provided legislative guidance in areas of tort reform, patent and trademark legislation, and FDA regulation, and also managed the Schering-Plough Political Action Committee. Her background includes experience on Capitol Hill as staff assistant for the U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary, facilitating the judicial confirmation process.

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Time 10:00-10:50 am

Division Section ALL

SATURDAY Title/Description

Location

DIVISION MEETINGS All convention attendees are encouraged to attend a division meeting. New section officers are elected at these brief, informal meetings, and there will be discussion of ideas and suggestions for future conventions, presentations, and professional needs from your Association. Please choose a division that you are interested in and attend to let your voice be heard. Your Association needs to hear from you in order to serve you better.

All division vice presidents (past, present, and –elect) and section officers (past chair, chair, and chair-elect) are required to attend division meetings.

Health.................................................................... Lake Audubon Physical Education ................................................. Ballroom D Recreation ................................................................ Lake Fairfax Dance ............................................................... Ballrooms E/F/G General ............................................................................. Reston A

11:00-11:50 am

HEALTH School

TEENAGE SUICIDE: IS ANYONE LISTENING? Suicide is the no. 3 killer among teens, yet few people know how to empower our youth with the skills and knowledge necessary for suicide prevention and intervention. This workshop will demonstrate lessons you can implement in the classroom for suicide and teenage depression.

Presenter: Deborah Tackmann Eau Claire, Wisconsin Schools

11:00 am12:50 pm

HEALTH Community/ Worksite

HEALTHY CONNECTIONS Come and learn new health concepts and explore different health screening techniques.

Presenters: Kari Hampton, Lynchburg College David Hunt, Chesterfield County Schools Beth McKinney, Lynchburg College

11:00-11:50 am

HEALTH Community/ Worksite

OVER-THE-COUNTER SUPPLEMENTS – THE REST OF THE STORY Did you know that supplements are not approved by the FDA? This presentation will make you aware of the advantages and risks associated with multivitamins, whey protein, and Omega-3 fatty acids.

Presenter: Jeffrey Womack, Lynchburg College

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Lake Audubon

Lake Thoreau

Lake Fairfax

Time 11:00-11:50 am

Division Section PHYSICAL EDUCATION Middle

SATURDAY Title/Description ONE DAY WONDERS – LARGE GROUP ACTIVITIES TO FILL IN THE CRACKS Presenter: Nathan Heath

Location Ballroom D

We all have days when our unit plans are thrown off schedule. Field trips, special schedules, weather…sometimes you need a special activity to get your lessons back on schedule. These “one day wonders” maximize participation, address the NASPE standards, are great for large groups, and are just plain fun.

Nathan Heath is New Hampshire’s 2010 Eastern District Middle School Physical Education Teacher of the Year. He teaches at Kearsarge Regional Middle School in Sutton, NH. His innovative strategies and cross-curricular use of technology help engage his students and motivate them to be more physically active.

Nathan Heath 2010 NH Eastern District Teacher of the Year

A past president of New Hampshire AAHPERD, Nathan has been teaching for 13 years.

He enjoys creating activities for his classes and is currently looking at new ways to incorporate technology into physical education. He has three daughters and spends every moment of free time with them.

Nathan presents again at 1:00 pm on Saturday.

“I’VE GOT THE POWERPOINT! USING DIGITAL PROJECTORS IN PE”

11:00-11:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Secondary

ROUNDTABLE: HIGH SCHOOL ONLINE HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION This roundtable will discuss the pros and cons of online health and physical education in the high school setting. Speakers will compare current Virginia programs with NASPE standards. Will include recommendations for implementation in your district.

Presenters: Mark Brandenburger Omni Course, Midlothian, VA Rick Cole, Powhatan County Schools

Ballrooms A/B

11:00-11:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Adapted

GAMING FOR STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS Students who are limited can become limitless! Gaming provides meaningful interactions and cooperative learning experiences for students of all ability levels. They may triumph through simple head nods or finger/body movements. This session will include the educational, practical, and enjoyable side of video games.

Presenters: Patrick M. Doyle, Norfolk City Schools Peter Turner, Old Dominion University

Ballroom C

11:00 am

RECREATION Outdoor

VAHPERD’S FOURTH ANNUAL AMAZING RACE Explore the local area in an exciting, challenging way. Enter this race with a partner or as an individual (we can arrange a partner). All skill and ability levels welcome. Includes both mental and physical challenges. Many prizes!

Presenter: Terry Gooding Outstanding Health and PE Programs

Skating Rink

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Time

Division Section

SATURDAY Title/Description

Location

11:00-11:50 am

GENERAL Student

ASSESSMENT: IT’S NOT A DIRTY WORD! Do you want to know what your students know? Want to provide objective feedback to understand what they’ve learned in your class? Participate in experiential activities and discover that assessment doesn’t have to be a monumental task.

Presenters: Susan Nye, Jacqueline Williams James Madison University

Lake Anne

11:00-11:50 am

GENERAL Student

INVENT THE EVENT: HOW STUDENTS IN THE VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY HPERD/SPORT MANAGEMENT MAJORS CLUB CREATE SYMPOSIA AND OTHER EVENTS Presenters will share how their participation in the HPERD/Sport Management Majors Club has improved their creative abilities and recognition of the need to provide sacrificial service for a variety of causes, event management acumen, organizational skills and leadership abilities.

Presenters: Leon Wright Bey and Students Virginia State University

Reston A

11:00-11:50 am

ALL

NEA PRESENTATION Presenter: Lily Eskelsen

Reston B

11:00 am – 1:50 pm

ALL

THIRD ANNUAL BOOK SHARE – BUILDING A PROFESSIONAL LIBRARY Open for “Shop, Swap and Drop.” See page 8 for additional book drop-off and “Shop, Swap” times.

Presenters: Sandra C. Bowie and Assisting Retirees

Boardroom

12:00-12:50 pm

HEALTH College/ University

BARRY BONDS, MARION JONES, SHAWNE MERRIMAN: ARE YOU NEXT? This workshop will focus on performance-enhancing drugs, the controversy created by the lack of testing in all sport areas, and the effect of professional athletes as role models on younger athletes and adolescents. Guidelines for protecting future generations will be outlined.

Presenter: Amanda Johnson, Lynchburg College

Lake Audubon

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Time

Division Section

SATURDAY Title/Description

Location

12:00-12:50 pm

HEALTH College/ University

SUBSTANCE ABUSE IN THE 21ST CENTURY: A NEW LOOK Demonstration of how substance abuse has changed over the past decade, including new drug crazes and designer drugs. Will include discussion of how dangerous and deceptive these products are, including marketing strategies.

Presenter: Sue Parr, School Health Advisory Board Fredericksburg City Schools

Lake Fairfax

12:00-12:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Elementary

PE IN AN INSTANT! Looking for ways to get your elementary students moving right away? Here are instant activities you can do with little instruction to get your students active when they enter the gym.

Activities will integrate core academic content.

Presenters: Kelly Clark, Jeff Willingham, Laura Cromwell Loudoun County Schools

Ballrooms A/B

12:00-12:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Secondary

HI-YAWW! INCORPORATE MARTIAL ARTS INTO A GENERAL PE CLASS Use martial arts in a variety of ways to warm up a class or as a stand-alone unit. Learn why martial arts are good for the brain and how to incorporate martial art techniques into class warmups, circuit training, and relays.

Presenter: Clayton Ellis 2010 NASPE HS Teacher of the Year Aurora, CO

Ballroom D

12:00-12:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Adapted

INCLUSION: IS IT PART OF YOUR PE PROGRAM? Join us to learn how you can change your school’s culture through “Project UNIFY,” a grant from the Department of Education.

Promote inclusion while developing skills and physical activity for a lifetime!

Presenters: Tina Andes, Ann Tierney Chesterfield County Schools

Ballroom C

12:00-12:50 pm

DANCE Performance

LILLY VONN DANCE EXHIBIT A dance exhibition from the dance company repertory.

Presenter: Sherrill Lilly Richmond, VA

Ballrooms E/F/G

12:00-12:50 pm

RECREATION Outdoor

FRESH Come learn a FRESH new approach to a large group activity. This game of tactic, strategy and teamwork will keep kids engaged, active and coming back for more.

Presenter: Duke Conrad, Supervisor, PE and Health Newport News City Schools

Reston B

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Division Section

SATURDAY Title/Description

Location

12:00-12:50 pm

GENERAL College/ University

CONNECTING EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT Learn about the educational support you may need for support in the classroom and in your profession.

Presenter: Charlotte Kelso, VAHPERD President Arlington County Schools

Lake Anne

12:00-12:50 pm

GENERAL Research

USING STUDENT e-PORTFOLIOS TO DEVELOP LIFELONG WELLNESS Want to transform your instruction and student performance?

Increase student engagement through e-Portfolios. Set and track wellness goals, quantify immediate feedback, and reflect on progress by exploring apps, aligning standards (Virginia SOL and NASPE) with e-Portfolio design, and mapping your own portfolio template. Bring active gear and your e-game.

Presenters: Larissa Lemp, Peggie Tyree Loudoun County Schools

Reston A

1:00-1:50 pm

HEALTH School

LUNCH AND LEARN Grab your lunch and bring your health activity ideas to share – or just come to listen and learn a new activity.

Presenters: Kari Hampton, Lynchburg College David Hunt, Chesterfield County Schools Beth McKinney, Lynchburg College

Lake Thoreau

1:00-1:50 pm

HEALTH School

ELEMENTARY HEALTH MADE EASY Coach Goody will demonstrate how easy it is to implement “Health Talk,” a dynamic and interactive health show that can improve your school’s attitude and behavior toward health. Will include on-line resources that can be used by students at school or at home. Grants available.

Presenter: Joe Goodwin/Coach Goody Founder, Fit Families of America

Lake Audubon

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Division Section

SATURDAY Title/Description

Location

1:00-1:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Elementary

THE FAB FIVE COMES ALIVE WITH NUTRITION Loudoun County Schools are currently utilizing the “focused fitness curriculum” that was implemented in the PEP grant years.

The “Fab Five” program uses planned and coordinated lessons that allow students to learn healthy habits including fitness, interpersonal skills, and daily wellness practices, all while being engaged in fun activities. It’s learning with a purpose! This lesson will focus on purposeful circuit training and nutrition.

Presenters: Jason Comins, Joe Dougherty, Amy Riggio Loudoun County Schools

Ballrooms A/B

1:00-1:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Middle

I’VE GOT THE POWERPOINT! USING DIGITAL PROJECTORS IN PE You can use PowerPoint and a digital projector to get your students moving. This activity-based session will show you how to integrate technology into your curriculum and give you the resources to start immediately.

Presenter: Nathan Heath 2010 Eastern District Teacher of the Year Sutton, New Hampshire

Ballroom D

1:00-1:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Adapted

SIMPLE MODIFICATIONS FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION Discussion of simple modifications for working with disabled children in general physical education.

Presenters: Matthew Lucas, Brittany Long Longwood University

Ballroom C

1:00-1:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION All

MODIFYING DEVELOPMENTALLY INAPPROPRIATE GAMES Learn how to take a developmentally inappropriate activity and make it appropriate.

Presenters: Physical Education Student Majors George Mason University

Lake Anne

1:00-1:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION All

MOVING GENERATIONS Come joint GenMove in the drive to get kids active and healthy.

We will provide you with activities and lessons that include authentic student and teacher-driven assessments that comply with your state standards. This session will give participants take-home activities that will engage students of all ages and ability levels.

Presenter: Grant Scheffer, Trainer and CEO GenMove USA, Charleston, SC

Reston B

1:00-1:50 pm

DANCE Education

DANCING JAMBALAYA Participants will enjoy line, social, and ballroom dances using a variety of music and rhythms. No previous experience necessary, but bring your appetite for fun.

Presenters: Sakina Sawtelle

Ballrooms E/F/G

Sawtelle School of Performing Arts and Awareness

Rodney Williams, Longwood University

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Division Section

SATURDAY Title/Description

Location

1:00-1:50 pm

GENERAL Girls & Women’s Sports/ Men & Boys’ Athletics

SPECIALIZATION VS. MULTIPLE-SPORT PARTICIPATION IN YOUTH SPORT PROGRAMS: PERSPECTIVES FROM A FORMER DIVISION I FULL-SCHOLARSHIP ATHLETE NASPE’s 2010 Guidelines for Participation in Youth Sport Programs encourage multiple sport participation rather than specializing in a single sport, yet many continue to encourage specialization.

This session includes historical overview, research, and insight.

Presenter: Rebecca Buchanan Emory & Henry College

Reston A

2:00-2:50 pm

HEALTH College/ University

KNOWING THE SKINNY ON SKINNY FAT Recent evidence shows that more than half of people who achieve ideal body weight may suffer from “normal weight obesity.” We will discuss the consequences and who may be in a high-risk group.

Presenters: Charlotte Guynes, Laura Driscoll, Chris Giannone Lynchburg College

Lake Audubon

2:00-2:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Elementary

PLUS 5 FITNESS This program, developed in NY by a third grade PE teacher, involves 4-5 minutes of exercise to be performed school-wide each morning to wake up the brain and get students’ hearts pumping.

Presenters: Trish Chimento, Rosa Parks Prince William County Schools

Ballrooms A/B

2:00-2:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Middle

EVERYTHING FITNESS Getting class started, warm-ups/tag games, fun and fast fitness workouts, mass class tag team games, and incorporating fitness concepts into your PE classes.

Presenter: Andrea McCarthy Aurora, Colorado

Ballroom D

2:00-2:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Adapted

HELPFUL HINTS FOR ADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION This session will present general information about adapted physical education and the inclusion of students with disabilities.

Will also include a quick overview of laws, disabilities and IEP goals and demonstration of common activity modifications and strategies.

Presenter: Crystal Barker Chesterfield County Schools

Ballroom C

2:00-2:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION All

TEACHING HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN A LEARNING COMMUNITY Learn how to develop and utilize health and physical education in a learning community with virtually any other content area.

Develop collegiality and provide students a meaningful way to develop an appreciation for HPE in a new context.

Presenter: Steve Smith Lynchburg College

Lake Thoreau

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Division Section

SATURDAY Title/Description

Location

2:00-2:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION All

JUGGLING AS BRAIN FOOD Demonstration of simultaneous instruction with scarves, beanbags, rings and clubs in this exciting exploration of juggling.

At every level, we will celebrate success and point out academic implications and opportunities to connect to curriculum.

Everyone is guaranteed to improve their juggling skills and pick up useful pointers.

Presenter: Dave Finnigan, Director Juggling for Success Foundation

Reston B

2:00-2:50 pm

DANCE Education

DANCES YOUR STUDENTS WILL BEG YOU TO DO Learn the latest favorites that can make you the most popular teacher in school while covering important rhythmic SOL’s.

Everything you need for a great dance unit.

Presenter: Tammy Render Henrico County Schools

Ballrooms E/F/G

2:00-2:50 pm

RECREATION Outdoor

GEOCACHING 101 – A LIFELONG ACTIVITY Introducing 21st century treasure hunting. Using the Geomate Jr. GPS device, learn how to find caches hidden around your community or school. This is a great activity for all ages and can be introduced as a lifelong activity as well.

Presenter: Andy Tupy Gopher Sport, Owatonna, MN

Reston A

2:00-2:50 pm

GENERAL Student

INTERVIEWING FOR TEACHING POSITIONS Intended for college and university students, this session will introduce the “do’s” and “don’ts” of interviewing and what school division leaders look for in candidates. Students will have an opportunity to practice responding to interview questions.

Presenters: Sheila Jones, Loudoun County Schools Elizabeth Payne, Fairfax County Schools

Lake Anne

2:00-3:50 pm

ALL

REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY Members of the Board of Directors, current section chairs and past chairs are required to attend. All VAHPERD members are welcome – come to learn firsthand about exciting plans in progress.

Lake Fairfax

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Division Section

SATURDAY Title/Description

Location

3:00-3:50 pm

HEALTH School

TEACHING HIGH SCHOOL LITERACY THROUGH HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES Discussion of how high school health and physical educators can teach literacy skills with a variety of activities.

Presenter: Corrine M. DuBay Chesterfield County Schools

Lake Audubon

3:00-3:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Elementary

EYE EXERCISES TO HELP ELEMENTARY READING Two studies show that using an eye muscle exercise can improve elementary reading fluency and comprehension. Show your school how to improve student reading performance!

Presenter: Mark Pankau Loudoun County Schools

Lake Thoreau

3:00-3:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Secondary

ENHANCING YOUR HPE PROGRAM THROUGH FIZIKA Come prepared to use equipment that is sure to excite your students and get them ready to learn.

Presenter: Michael Cordier, Martha Lester Harris Fizika Group, LLC, Lancaster, PA

Ballrooms A/B

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Division Section

SATURDAY Title/Description

Location

3:00-3:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Middle/ Secondary

UNIQUE AND INNOVATIVE ACTIVITIES FOR LARGE GROUPS A presentation of innovative ideas for teaching large group activities with user-friendly management techniques in an upbeat, fun and motivating way. Learn how these activities can easily be adopted into your physical education program and enhance your efforts to promote physical activity.

Presenter: Leslie Robinson-Fisher Arlington, TX Independent School District

Lake Anne

3:00-3:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Adapted

TEACHING WITH YOUR MOUTH SHUT Let your environment do the teaching for you! This interactive session will show teachers how to use other modalities to teach.

Come see how this allows you to use your words to give feedback and not be bogged down with instruction and reiterating directions!

Presenters: Thomas E. Moran, James Madison University Brad Weiner, Prince George County Schools

Ballroom C

3:00-3:50 pm

RECREATION Leisure

THINK GOLF IS A DRAG? CHECK OUT “SNAG” !

Participants will learn how to implement a golf learning system called “SNAG,” using fun and physical activity with life skills. The uniquely designed SNAG program, which specifically addresses the learning styles of children, is conducted in a safe and constructive environment and leads children into a game they can play all their lives.

Presenter: Wendy Kern, LPGA Class A Teaching Pro Harrisonburg, VA

Reston B

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Division Section

SATURDAY Title/Description

Location

3:00-3:50 pm

GENERAL Student

FIRST YEARS OF TEACHING: SHARING STRUGGLES AND SUCCESSES Meet teachers in the first years of teaching (2-3 years) and enter a state-wide support network! New teachers will share their struggles and successes. Participants will also be invited to share experiences.

Presenter: Dominique Banville George Mason University

Reston A

3:00-3:50 pm

ALL

THIRD ANNUAL BOOK SHARE – BUILDING A PROFESSIONAL LIBRARY Open for students and book drop-off. See page 8 for additional book drop-off and “Swap, Shop” times.

Presenters: Sandra C. Bowie and Assisting Retirees

Boardroom

GEORGE MASON ALUMNI SOCIAL Alumni and guests are gathering for a social at the Uno Chicago Grill (one block west of the Hyatt). All Patriots invited!

Uno Chicago Grill

KALEIDOSCOPE SET-UP AND REHEARSAL Women ......................................... Lake Fairfax A Men ......................................... Lake Fairfax B Children ................................................. Lake Anne

Ballrooms E/F/G

4:00-6:00 pm

4:00-8:30 pm

DANCE Performance

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Julianne Brown Welcomes you to the Second General Session Saturday at 4:00 pm Ballroom D

Also performing at Kaleidoscope!

Julianne Brown Berkeley County Outstanding Teen

Saturday at 7:00 pm Ballrooms E/F/G

And

1st

Runner-Up, Miss West Virginia Outstanding Teen

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SECOND GENERAL SESSION AND AWARDS ASSEMBLY Saturday, November 12 4:00-5:30 pm Ballroom D Presider ........................................................................................................................................... President Charlotte Kelso Welcome............................................................................................................................................................... Julianne Brown Berkeley County Outstanding Teen and 1st Runner-Up, Miss West Virginia Outstanding Teen KEYNOTE SPEAKER

THE FUTURE OF AAHPERD As Chief Executive Officer of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (AAHPERD), Paul Roetert is responsible for promoting leadership, research, education, and best practices in the professions that support creative, healthy and active lifestyles. Before joining AAHPERD, Paul was managing director of the United States Tennis Association’s (USTA’s) player development program and tournament director of the U.S. Open junior tennis championships. He also served as vice chairman of the sport science committee. Paul has also served as executive director for the American sport education program at Human Kinetics in Champaign, Illinois

E. Paul Roetert Chief Executive Officer AAHPERD

Paul has published extensively in the field of tennis including several books, more than 20 book chapters, and well over 100 articles. In 1998, he received the PTR’s Plagenhoef Award for sport science; in 1999, the Editorial Excellence Award from the National Strength and Conditioning Association for his work on the Journal of Strength and Conditioning and Research, and in 2000, he received the Outstanding Alumni Award from the University of Connecticut. He is also the 2002 Educational Merit Award recipient from the International Tennis Hall of Fame for outstanding service to the game of tennis.

Paul holds a Ph.D. in biomechanics from the University of Connecticut and completed his master’s degree in biomechanics and undergraduate work in physical education at California State University, Fullerton. He has given hundreds of scientific and invited presentations in the United States, England, France, Mexico, the Netherlands, Paraguay, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, Thailand and Turkey.

Presentation of Awards ....................................................................................................... Lynn Bennett, Awards Chair Teachers of the Year: Janet Kennedy, Newport News Schools – Elementary Physical Education Michelle Semko, Chesterfield County Schools – Middle School Physical Education Michelle Henry, Fairfax County Schools – Middle School Health Education Cindy Ferek, Rockingham County Schools – Secondary Physical Education Susan McAuliffe, Newport News Schools – Adapted Physical Education Susan Miller, Radford University – College/University Physical Education Supervisor of the Year – Sheila Jones, Loudoun County Schools Jump Rope Coordinator of the Year – Carol Jay, Chesapeake City Schools Hoops for Heart Coordinator of the Year – Anne McCoy, Chesapeake City Schools Reception immediately following in Ballrooms A/B/C

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Time

Division Section

5:30-7:00 pm

SATURDAY Title/Description

Location

DINNER ON YOUR OWN

7:00-8:30 pm

DANCE Performance

KALEIDOSCOPE A collection of dance performances showcasing talent from Virginia colleges, universities, schools and professionals.

Featuring Julianne Brown.

Presenters: Hampton University Old Dominion University College of William & Mary Longwood University Richmond City Dancers Salem High School Woodside High School New Hopewell Center for the Arts Alyssa Crump, National Dance Association

Ballrooms E/F/G

7:00-10:00 pm

GENERAL Men & Boys’ Athletics

CURLING: COME THROW ROCKS AT HOUSES BUT HURRY HARD! You’ve seen it during the Olympics, but did you completely “get it”? This session will teach the fundamentals of curling, the scoring system, and basic strategies. Dress warmly and wear flat rubber-soled shoes.

Maximum of 32 participants and 10 observers. Pre-convention registration required. Meet in hotel lobby at 6:45 pm.

Presenters: Dominique Banville, George Mason University Level 2 Instructor, U.S. Curling Association

Lobby

8:30-9:00 pm

DANCE Performance

DANCE COMPETITION Showcase your dancing skills with the Best of Times and win a prize!

Presider: Sandra C. Bowie

Ballrooms E/F/G

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2011 Convention Planning Committee Judy C. Johnson, Convention Manager Donna Wilbur, Exhibits Manager Vicki Miller, Past President Henry Castelvecchi, Executive Director Barbara Eason, Food Jenny Aubel, Decorations

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Convention Exhibitors American Heart Association Mid-Atlantic Affiliate 4217 Park Place Court Glen Allen, VA 23060

Phys Ed Sport Ed LLC 15938 Kingswood Court Strongsville, OH 44149 Railyard Fitness 8200 S. Akron Street # 110 Centennial, CO 80122

Coastal Enterprises 17281 Mount Wynne Circle Fountain Valley, CA 92708

Romeo Music 14237 Inwood Rd Dallas, TX 75244

Emergency Care & Safety Institute 5 Wall Street Burlington, MA 01803

Rugby Virginia P. O. Box 7321 Fairfax Station, VA 22039

FFAME 478 Morning Glory Court Myrtle Beach, SC 29579 Flaghouse 601 Flaghouse Drive Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 14424

George Mason University School of Recreation, Health & Tourism 10900 University Boulevard Manassas, VA 20110

Genmove 672 Marina Drive, Suite 106 Charleston, SC 29492

Skatetime of Virginia, Inc. 1150 Stringtown Road Berryville, VA 22611

Geomotion Group 10151 University Boulevard Orlando, FL 32817

Skillastics P. O. Box 1513 Corona, CA 92878

GOPHER 2525 Lemond Street, SW Owatonna, MN 55060

Tchoukball P. O. Box 9182 Naperville, IL 60565

Longwood University Department of Health, Athletic Training, Recreation & Kinesiology and Graduate & Professional Studies 201 High Street Farmville, VA 23909

TMAN Fit-N-Learn 1993 Stablegate Drive Canandaigua, NY 14424 Toledo Physical Education Supply P. O. Box 5618 Toledo, OH 43613

Math and Movement 976 Hudson Acres Drive Pine City, NY 14871

U.S. Games 1901 Diplomat Drive Farmers Branch, TX 75234

OMNIKIN INC. P. O. Box 45009 Charny, QC, Canada G6X 3R4

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Division Section

SUNDAY Title/Description

Location

8:00-8:50 am

HEALTH School

RISKY BEHAVIORS: CAUSE AND EFFECT This activity illustrates the cause and effect of risky behaviors engaged in by teens and young adults. Random students will select colored index cards, each of which bears a different number. The students must then get the number of signatures listed on their card from other students in the class before returning to their seats. Then the activity/discussion begins.

Each card has a specific action with causes and effects.

Presenter: Robinson A. Prebish Chesterfield County Schools

Reston A

8:00-8:50 am

HEALTH College/ University

BUILDING A FOUNDATION OF HEALTHY EATING HABITS Participants will engage in interactive, hands-on demonstrations for nutrition education. Topics will include critiquing the food guide pyramid, recognizing simple sugars, distinguishing between serving sizes and portion sizes, and understanding changes in bone density throughout the lifecycle.

Presenter: Beth McKinney Lynchburg College

Lake Fairfax

8:00-8:50 am

HEALTH Community/ Worksite

INSIGHTS OF OCULAR TECHNOLOGY Come learn about cutting edge advances that improve vision including ocular microchips, stem cell and corneal ring implants and more!

Presenter: Miles S. Monroe Chesterfield County Schools

Lake Audubon

8:00-8:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Elementary

GAME TIME – NONTRADITIONAL ACTIVITIES AND EQUIPMENT = FUN! Come discover many ways to enhance your PE program with Omnikin equipment. Be ready to move and have fun as you explore activities designed to maximize and motivate participation while teaching important sport/skill-related material. From instant activities to team games to cooperative activities, it’s time for something new.

Presenter: Chad Triolet Chesapeake City Schools

Regency

8:00-8:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Elementary

LITERACY IN MOTION Kids love to read! Kids love to dance! Use technology to combine the two and support SBI’s from both physical education and language arts. Learn how to use Picture Story 3, a free download, to create an audiovisual presentation of kids’ favorite books.

Then put it all in motion with a companion dance!

Presenter: Marilynn Sting Fairfax County Schools

Ballrooms A/B

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Division Section

SUNDAY Title/Description

Location

8:00-8:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Middle/ Secondary

AUSBALL A student-friendly, non-contact version of Australian Rules Football, Ausball incorporates aspects from many American sports such as volleyball, soccer, football, team handball, and ultimate Frisbee. It can be played with huge class sizes and uses an oblong ball with unpredictable bounces. Students will be panting!

Presenters: Denis Ryan, Founder, US Ausball Jay Levesque, Fairfax County Schools

Ballroom D

8:00-8:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Secondary

TEACHING AMERICAN HISTORY THROUGH PHYSICAL ACTIVITY Participants will learn to integrate American history with physical education activities. Students won’t just read about American history, they will “experience” it through high-energy activities.

This presentation is for teachers who think “outside the box.”

Presenter: Ed Shivokevich Smithtown Central School District Long Island, NY

Ballroom C

8:00-8:50 am

DANCE Education

INTEGRATING ASIAN DANCE FORMS INTO YOUR DANCE CURRICULUM Explore how to integrate Asian dance forms into your curriculum without having been trained in Chinese, Balinese, Philippine or East Asian dance. Introduce your students to these dance forms for a deeper understanding of these cultures. We will decipher the mysticism of these dance forms by breaking the movement into basic mechanics.

Presenter: Mary Ann Laverty Newport News Schools

Ballrooms E/F/G

8:00-8:50 am

DANCE Education

YOGA FOR DANCERS Build strength and flexibility while learning new movements that can be incorporated into dance. This class will benefit all levels.

Presenter: Colleen Dean National Dance Association

Lake Anne

8:00-8:50 am

RECREATION Leisure

GOAL: MIDDLE SCHOOLERS RUNNING A 5K Train students to establish and reach a goal of running a 5K. Motivational ideas, running progressions, running games and workout, all with a point system for students to measure their progress and set new goals. Learn how to organize a 5K during PE class with the help of PTO, community, and instructional coaches.

Presenters: Kim Davis, Carlee Shiflett, Jody Taylor Albemarle County Schools

Reston B

8:00-8:50 am

GENERAL Student

TEACHING AND LEARNING – SHARE THE PASSION Presentation of programs by the Virginia Education Association – Teaching and Learning to prepare future teachers. Learn how to bring a program to your school.

Presenters: Betty Lambdin, VEA Teaching and Learning Charlotte Kelso, VAHPERD President

Lake Anne

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Time 8:00-11:00 am

Division Section ALL

9:00-9:50 am

SUNDAY Title/Description

Location

THIRD ANNUAL BOOK SHARE – BUILDING A PROFESSIONAL LIBRARY Open for “Shop, Swap and Drop.” See page 8 for additional book drop-off and “Shop, Swap” times.

Presenters: Sandra C. Bowie and Assisting Retirees

Boardroom

ORIENTATION MEETING FOR NEW OFFICERS New members of the VAHPERD Board of Directors will get an overview of the policies and procedures of the Association along with important information about board meetings.

Presenter: Henry Castelvecchi VAHPERD Executive Director

President’s Suite

9:00-9:50 am

HEALTH School

NATIONAL BOARD FOR PROFESSIONAL TEACHING STANDARDS Take this opportunity to ask a current candidate anything you’ve wanted to know about the national board process including the good, the bad, and the ugly. Highly recommended for teachers who want to better themselves and earn more money.

Presenter: Peggy Harriman Newport News Schools

Lake Fairfax

9:00-9:50 am

HEALTH College/ University

INTRODUCTION TO SOFTCHALK 6 Learn about SoftChalk 6 and how it can be used in health courses and physical education. Will include interactive activities, videos, pop-up definitions, and more.

Presenters: Abi Madden, Cindy Schendel Shenandoah University

Lake Audubon

9:00-9:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Elementary

STRENGTH, SKILL THEMES, REHABILITATION, AND LIFETIME FITNESS USING THERABANDS IN PE Learn to use Therabands in elementary PE to teach different muscle groups, skill theme movements, and muscle training through timed stations.

Students perform 28 stations to incorporate stretching, strength, and rehabilitation throughout all ranges of motion.

Presenter: William Pratt Roanoke County Schools

Reston A

9:00-9:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Elementary/ Middle

CROSSING THE APPALACHIAN TRAIL Students will travel over 2,100 miles and visit 14 states as they cross the Appalachian Trail in this fitness station activity. They will visit a spot on this famous trail, perform an exercise, punch their passport, and move along the trail. This cross-curricular activity reinforces SOL’s in science, geography, history and language arts.

Presenters: Toni Brown, Jeff Fiolek, Peggie Tyree Loudoun County Schools

Ballrooms A/B

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Division Section

SUNDAY Title/Description

Location

9:00-9:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Middle/ Secondary

HIGH FIVE – AN IN-SCHOOL EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION PROGRAM This interactive hands-on workshop will provide educators with a program format and activities to use indoors during a PE class, after-school program, or indoor team-building event. We will incorporate thought-provoking, challenging, and fun team development activities to help build stronger relationships in your class or on your team.

Presenter: Susan L. Johnson, Manager George Mason Center for Team and Organizational Learning

Ballroom C

9:00-9:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Secondary

USING THE RATE OF PERCEIVED EXERTION (RPE) SCALE TO INDIVIDUALIZE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY Do you want to help students understand pace or intensity while exercising? The RPE is a subjective measure that can help students listen to their heart rate, breathing or respiration rate, and body response while exercising. Attendees will participate in health-related fitness games while using the RPE scale.

Presenter: Susan Nye James Madison University

Ballroom D

9:00-9:50 am

DANCE Education

SO YOU THINK YOU CAN’T DANCE? Need to conquer your fear of two left feet? No rhythm? This is for you! Join us for an easy-to-follow active class of salsa, meringue, line and contemporary dancing you can immediately implement with your students. You’ll be having so much fun you won’t know you’re getting a workout! Take home music suggestions and choreography as well.

Presenters: Hope Booth, Christine Walker Loudoun County Schools

Ballrooms E/F/G

9:00-9:50 am

DANCE Education

SPECIAL DANCE MEETING An invitational meeting/training session for Virginia professionals who would like to serve as reviewers/adjudicators to identify Certified Educational Dance Specialists and Certified Advanced Dance Education Specialists. Interested individuals must attend a two-part training session.

Presenter: Fran Anthony Meyer National Dance Association

Lake Thoreau

9:00-9:50 am

RECREATION Leisure

TCHOUKBALL: AN ACTIVE GAME FOR ALL Play this fast-paced, energetic game that promotes teamwork, vigorous physical activity, and strategic play with maximum student engagement. Rules prohibit body contact or intimidation.

Presenter: Terry Gooding Outstanding Health and PE Education Programs

Regency Ballroom

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Division Section

SUNDAY Title/Description

Location

9:00-9:50 am

GENERAL Student

CHOICE UNITS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION: WHAT’S HOT AND WHAT’S NOT Small space and big numbers? We’ll review choice units in PE and introduce great new activities to get kids active and involved including recreation sports, ultimate volleyball, jugball, Zumba, and more.

Presenters: Julie O’Neill, Nicole Mancini, Holly Tousha Prince William County Schools

Reston B

10:00-10:50 am

HEALTH School

DEVELOPING A FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION CURRICULUM For instructional leaders and teachers with responsibility for implementing family life education instruction. Participants will review state requirements, learn how to develop standards (lesson objectives), strategies for approval processes, and how to begin the curriculum writing process.

Presenter: Elizabeth Payne Fairfax County Schools

Lake Fairfax

10:00-10:50 am

HEALTH Community/ Worksite

GOOD DOG! ANIMAL ASSISTED THERAPY AND HEALTH/WELLNESS Animal assisted therapy (AAT) has touched the lives of many people and is a growing form of therapy. This presentation describes AAT and the psychological, social, emotional, cognitive, physiological/physical, behavioral, environmental, and spiritual health/wellness benefits it provides. We will also explore theoretical perspectives of AAT. Presenter: Jeanine Miller Adams

Lake Audubon

10:00-10:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Adapted

ADAPTED PE MADE EASIER Do you struggle with variety and substance in your APE classes?

Learn how different disabilities can impact a student’s performance in PE, and how to use better evaluation and assessment techniques and utilize effective teaching strategies.

Presenter: Susan McAuliffe 2011 VAHPERD Adapted PE Teacher of the Year Newport News Schools

Lake Anne

10:00-10:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION All

QUICKSTART TENNIS: ADDING TENNIS IN PE Add the USTA QuickStart tennis format to your PE class! An interactive, hands-on session, you experience the format and equipment specially designed for kids 10 and under. It’s all about play, getting children involved, and allowing them to experience the great game of tennis. Learn what USTA can do for your school including free in-service training and equipment!

Presenters: Shell Wood, Alex Chan USTA/Virginia Tennis

Ballroom A/B/C

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Time

Division Section

SUNDAY Title/Description

Location

10:00-10:50 am

DANCE Education

NOVEMBER MAYPOLE This demonstration and participation session will introduce 3-4 dances that can be used when wrapping a maypole. Elementary school students will help demonstrate and teach maypole wrapping patterns.

Presenters: Michelle Breedy, Melville Turner Arlington County Schools

Ballroom E/F/G

10:00-10:50 am

RECREATION Leisure

QR F.I.T. TRAIL QR F.I.T. Trail is an interactive fitness trail that utilizes fitness smart phone technology to access personal training. All you need is a smart phone, iTouch or iPad, and shoes.

Presenters: Jay Levesque, Kurt Kohls Fairfax County Schools

Reston B

10:00-10:50 am

RECREATION Outdoor

SOCCER WITH JANE Come see how to play Shrek in the Swamp, Pac Man, and many other exciting soccer lead-up activities for your pre-K through 5th grade students. Kids will love these games so much, they’ll ask to do them again and again. Led by a professional soccer player from England who now coaches youth teams in northern Virginia.

Presenters: Donna Wilbur, Fauquier County Schools Jane Dawbler, Fauquier County Soccer Club

Regency Ballroom

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Time

Division Section

SUNDAY Title/Description

Location

10:00-10:50 am

GENERAL College/ University/ Student

THE HEAD BONE IS CONNECTED! College students and young professionals – come learn how to incorporate the brain/body connection in your classroom.

Presenter: Mark Pankau Loudoun County Schools

Reston A

10:00-10:50 am

ALL

CONCUSSION AND THE CLASSROOM TEACHER What a classroom teacher needs to know about Virginia legislation regarding the effects of concussions on learning.

Attendees may be able to receive NATA recertification points.

Presenter: TBA

Lake Thoreau

11:00-11:50 am

HEALTH College/ University

RED BULL & POWER BARS: BEYOND THE HYPE Monster, Muscle Milk, Red Bull, Powerbars, 5-Hr Energy, Rockstar – what you do and don’t know about the industry, its supplements and the risks involved.

Presenters: Chris Wargo, Ashley McHaney Lynchburg College

Lake Audubon

11:00-11:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Elementary

FUN WITH RHYTHM STICKS This presentation will demonstrate a variety of ways to incorporate rhythm sticks into your PE class. Rhythm stick play promotes and develops small motor development, eye-hand coordination, dexterity, eye tracking, listening skills, tempo training, thinking processes and crossing the midline abilities.

We will cover the rules of rhythm stick play, activity ideas, incorporation strategies and have a demonstration by Ferrum College students.

Presenters: Shannon Hardwicke, Ferrum College Ferrum College Students

Lake Fairfax

11:00-11:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Secondary

CIRCUIT TRAINING Learn how to design a variety of circuits with minimal equipment for use in class. Cardio circuits, resistance training circuits, and a combination of both will be presented.

Presenter: Cynthia E. Edmunds Roanoke College

Reston B

11:00-11:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Adapted

TAKING THE “DIS” OUT OF DISABILITY Physical educators are faced with the enormous challenge of meeting the needs of all children in their classrooms. This activity based session will have local children with and without disabilities. We will showcase activities and various instructional strategies that allow everyone to be successful – even the teacher!

Presenters: Thomas E. Moran, James Madison University Matthew Lucas, Longwood University James Madison Students

Ballrooms A/B/C

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Time

Division Section

SUNDAY Title/Description

Location

11:00-11:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION All

DEVELOPING PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM INTEGRITY Make your school’s PE program one that parents, students, administrators, and staff recognize as an integral part of the educational community. Designed for PE teachers who have their classes or programs disrupted by students leaving for other subject areas or standardized testing.

Presenter: Tony DeGregoria George Mason University

Lake Thoreau

11:00-11:50 am

DANCE Performance

MODERN DANCE WORKSHOP This workshop, for intermediate modern dancers, will focus on explosive movement, incorporating simple tumbling such as handstands and cartwheels, and simple modern dance partnering.

Presenter: Alyssa Crump National Dance Association

Ballrooms E/F/G

11:00-11:50 am

RECREATION Outdoor

AWESOME ADVENTURE ACTIVITIES This session will focus on the fun side of Adventure Education.

Problem solvers, team builders, mixers and energizers will be presented with the focus on play. “Out of the box” thinkers are encouraged, playful attitudes are welcomed, athletes will improve, non-athletes will be comfortable and included. Laughter is a must!

Presenter: Charles “Chip” Candy Medford Township, NJ

Regency Ballroom

11:00-11:50 am

ALL

RECOGNITION OF CONCUSSION SYMPTOMS Symptoms of a concussion and what to do next – what the classroom teacher needs to know. Attendees may be able to receive NATA recertification points.

Presenter: TBA

Reston A

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Time

12:00 pm

Division Section

SUNDAY Title/Description

CLOSING GENERAL SESSION

Location

Ballroom D

We are once again adding the 3-tiered twist to our game. We will have three times as many prizes and three times as many winners, but you never know what our banker will have in store for you!

Who will win the top prize? Who will make the best deal? We will also have many door prizes.

Everyone will have a chance to win door prizes. You won’t want to miss this!

Complete the “Exhibitor’s Passport” (available at Convention Registration Desk) to participate in Deal or No Deal.

Must be present to win.

A special “Thank You” to Gopher for its continued support!

12:30 pm

BOARD MEETING All members of the Board of Directors, including newly elected members, are asked to attend.

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Lake Fairfax

VAHPERD 2011 Officers and Directors BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President ......................................................................................................................................................... Charlotte Kelso Arlington County Schools President-Elect ................................................................................................................................................... David Sallee Radford University Past President ....................................................................................................................................................... Vicki Miller Virginia Commonwealth University Executive Director............................................................................................................................... Henry Castelvecchi Chesterfield County Schools Parliamentarian ...................................................................................................................................................Fran Meyer DANCE DIVISION Vice President .................................................................................................................................................. Sandra Bowie Vice President-Elect ................................................................................................................................. Michelle Breedy Past Vice President ............................................................................................................................... Mary Ann Laverty

GENERAL DIVISION Vice President ..................................................................................................................................................... Susan Miller Vice President-Elect ........................................................................................................................................ Fred Milbert Past Vice President ....................................................................................................................... Susan Ragan-Pimblett Student Representative............................................................................................................................Leslie Meadows Student Representative Alternate ...................................................................................................... Robert Mullings Student Advisor ...................................................................................................................................................... Susan Nye HEALTH DIVISION Vice President ................................................................................................................................................. Kari Hampton Vice President-Elect ....................................................................................................................................... Beth Johnson Past Vice President ............................................................................................................................................. David Hunt PHYSICAL EDUCATION Vice President .................................................................................................................................... Deanna Castelvecchi Vice President-Elect ................................................................................................................................................ Bill Deck Past Vice President ............................................................................................................................................ Jenny Aubel

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RECREATION DIVISION Vice President ...................................................................................................................................................... Regina Kirk Vice President-Elect ......................................................................................................................................... Chad Triolet Past Vice President .......................................................................................................................................... Sean Niehoff OTHER Virginia Journal and Newsletter Editor ............................................................................................... Michael Moore Convention Manager ..................................................................................................................................Judy C. Johnson Website Coordinator .......................................................................................................................... Henry Castelvecchi Jump Rope For Heart Coordinator ............................................................................................................. Chad Triolet Hoops For Heart Coordinator................................................................................................................ Aldonia Cooper OHPEP Coordinator ......................................................................................................................................Terry Gooding

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VAHPERD 2011 Section Officers

DANCE DIVISION Dance Education Chair ................................................................................................................................................. Melville Turner Chair-Elect .........................................................................................................................Glendola Mills-Parker Past Chair .......................................................................................................................................................................

Dance Performance Chair .............................................................................................................................................. Rodney Williams Chair-Elect .....................................................................................................................................................................

Past Chair ....................................................................................................................................... Marilyn Marloff

GENERAL DIVISION City/County Supervisors Chair ..............................................................................................................................................................Liz Payne Chair-Elect .....................................................................................................................................................................

Past Chair ............................................................................................................................................... Sheila Jones College/University Chair ......................................................................................................................................... Dominique Banville Chair-Elect ...................................................................................................................................... Cindy Schendel Past Chair .......................................................................................................................................................................

Girls’ & Women’s Sports Chair .................................................................................................................................................................................

Chair-Elect .................................................................................................................................. Carol Hawthorne Past Chair ................................................................................................................................................. Misti Boyd Men & Boys’ Athletics Chair .....................................................................................................................................................Eric Brubaker Chair-Elect ............................................................................................................................................. Barry Trent Past Chair .................................................................................................................................................... Leon Bey Research Chair .................................................................................................................................................................................

Chair-Elect ................................................................................................................................................... Xihe Zhu Past Chair .................................................................................................................................... Youlander Hilton

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Sport Management Chair .......................................................................................................................................................... Sara Haney Chair-Elect ......................................................................................................................................... Curtis Walker Past Chair ....................................................................................................................................... Ravenn Gethers HEALTH DIVISION School Health Chair ................................................................................................................................................ Peggy Harriman Chair-Elect ................................................................................................................................................Pat Larsen Past Chair ...................................................................................................................................... Carrie Reynolds College and University Health Chair ...........................................................................................................................................................Maria Wolf Chair-Elect .......................................................................................................................................... Kim Baskette Past Chair .................................................................................................................................... Monte Sparkman Community and Worksite Health Chair ................................................................................................................................................ Robin Shepherd Chair-Elect ...................................................................................................................................... Ashley Johnson Past Chair .................................................................................................................................................. Lisa Ward PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISION Adapted Chair ......................................................................................................................................................... Brian Raska Chair-Elect .................................................................................................................................................BJ Pankau Past Chair ................................................................................................................................................. Matt Lucas College Chair ..........................................................................................................................................................Steve Knott Chair-Elect ................................................................................................................................................. Deb Getty Past Chair .................................................................................................................................................. Susan Nye Secondary Chair ................................................................................................................................................. Robert Rimmell Chair-Elect ......................................................................................................................................... Lynne Gilbert Past Chair .................................................................................................................................................... BJ Santos

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Middle Chair ..........................................................................................................................................Misti Wajciechowsi Chair-Elect .......................................................................................................................................... Shelly Semko Past Chair .............................................................................................................................................Duke Conrad Elementary Chair .......................................................................................................................................................... Stevie Gray Chair-Elect .............................................................................................................................. Ginny Heintzelman Past Chair ................................................................................................................................................. Kelly Clark RECREATION DIVISION Leisure Activities Chair .................................................................................................................................................... Megan Forbes Chair-Elect ............................................................................................................................................ Tina Aldrich Past Chair ..........................................................................................................................................Michael Cooke Outdoor Recreation Chair .................................................................................................................................................... Carol Vistosky Chair-Elect ................................................................................................................................. Brianna Fillingeri Past Chair ........................................................................................................................................... Bobbi Conrad

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VAHPERD 2011 Standing Committees Awards Committee shall consist of five members appointed by the president-elect and approved by the Board. All members must be past presidents or past recipients of the Honor Award. Each appointment shall be for a staggered term of three years. Individuals who have served full threeyear terms may not immediately succeed themselves as committee members.

Lynne Bennett, Chair Liz Payne Regina Kirk

2012 2013 2013

Stephen Ames Terry Gooding

2012 2012

Site Selection Committee shall be composed of the current past president, the two most recent past presidents, the convention manager and the executive director. The most senior past president shall serve as chair of the committee.

Vicki Miller Kay Schiltz David Sallee

2013 2011 2012

Judy Johnson Henry Castelvecchi

Convention Mgr Ex-officio

Finance Committee shall consist of four members, to include the executive director and three VAHPERD members appointed by the president-elect and approved by the Board. Appointed members who have served a full three-year term may not immediately succeed themselves as committee members. Terms of appointed members shall be rotated with one person being appointed each year.

Kay Schiltz, Chair Kerry Redican

2011 2011

David Sallee Henry Castelvecchi

2013 Ex-officio

Grant Committee shall review all applications and award grants to VAHPERD members who have met the requirements specified in each grant application. The Committee shall consist of five persons including a chair. After the initial appointment of staggered terms, members shall serve three-year terms with one or two appointed members and one or two retired members each year.

Appointments shall include at least one male and one female, and at least one member from a public school and one from a college or university.

Dee Castelvecchi, Chair Janet Kennedy Oneida Williams

2011 2013 2013

Terry Gooding Bob Davis

2011 2011

Legislative Affairs Committee shall consist of eight members including a chair. All members shall be appointed by the president-elect, with the approval of the Board with recommendations from the chair, who shall consider legislative influence and geographic representation. The term of office shall be for three years, with two members’ terms expiring each year. The president and executive director shall be ex-officio members.

Kim Clancy, Chair Andrea Samsky Jon Poole Sean Niehoff

2012 2013 2011 2011

Mary Ann Laverty Bill Brady Henry Castelvecchi Cetan Tameris

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2012 2013 Ex-officio Ex-officio

Membership Committee shall be composed of a regional representative from each of the State Department of Education regions. The president-elect and past president shall serve on the committee. All committee members will serve a three-year term on a rotating basis. Each regional representative will appoint a local contact leader in each region whenever possible.

Susan Nye, Chair Jessica Freeman Cindy Ferek Chad Triolet Susan Ragan-Pimblett Jenny Aubel Mary Ann Laverty

2012 2013 2013 2012 2011 2011 2011

Jeri Lloyd Beverly Zeakes Judy Tuebner Lynne Gilbert David Hunt Sean Niehoff Vicki Miller

2011 2011 2013 2012 2011 2011 2011

Necrology Committee shall consist of three members, one of whom shall be the chair. The term of office shall be a three-year rotating term. One member shall be appointed and one member shall be retired annually.

Monida Pazmino-Cevallos, Chair 2011

Susan Ragan-Pimblett

2013

Nominating Committee shall be made up of five members from the Association, each for a term of three years. The term of office shall be arranged so that no more than two members shall be appointed in any one year. Each committee member must have been a member of the Association for five consecutive years immediately prior to appointment and shall have been actively involved in the Association. The committee shall include representation from the elementary, secondary, and college and university levels.

Jay Johnson, Chair Michael Moore

2011 2011

Misti Stahr Boyd Laurie Brady

2012 2013

Strategic Planning Committee shall consist of seven members: the past president, the presidentelect, the three past vice presidents on a rotating basis, and two non-Board members appointed by the president-elect and approved by the Board serving two-year staggered terms. The executive director shall function as an ex-officio member.

Charlotte Kelso, Chair Vicki Miller Fran Meyer Duke Conrad

Pres.-elect Past president 2013 2012

Rodney Gaines Donna Schirmer Lori Gano-Overway Henry Castelvecchi

2013 2013 2011 Ex-officio

Structure and Function Committee shall consist of five persons including the chair. Committee members shall serve, after the initial appointment of staggered terms, three-year terms with one or two members being appointed and one or two members being retired each year. Appointments shall be made to ensure that at least one of the members is a man and one is a woman and that at least one is from the public schools and at least one is from a college or university. Individuals who have served a full three-year term may not immediately succeed themselves.

Fred Milbert, Chair Nancy Markos Vonnie Colvin

2011 2011 2011

Kari Hampton Brenda Belote

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2012 2013

VAHPERD Past Presidents Robert H. Hoskins, University of Virginia ........................................................................................................ 1936-39 Grace E. Chevreaux, Hollins College ................................................................................................................... 1939-41 Lawrence T. Ludwin, University of Virginia ................................................................................................... 1941-43 Martha Barksdale, College of William and Mary .......................................................................................... 1943-45 A. E. Doran, Alexandria City Schools .................................................................................................................. 1946-47 Kirk Montague, Norfolk City Schools ................................................................................................................. 1947-48 Fanny G. Crenshaw, Westhampton College .................................................................................................... 1948-49 A. D. Hurt, Jefferson High School, Roanoke ..................................................................................................... 1949-50 Mildred Stewart, Mary Washington College ................................................................................................... 1950-50 Harry Martin, Charlottesville Public Schools ................................................................................................. 1951-52 Caroline Sinclair, Madison College ..................................................................................................................... 1952-53 Ray Heidloff, University of Virginia.................................................................................................................... 1953-54 Hariette Baker, Portsmouth City Schools ........................................................................................................ 1954-55 Rudy Rohrdanz, Roanoke City Schools ............................................................................................................. 1955-56 Ruth Leonard, Mary Washington College ........................................................................................................ 1956-57 Harry Paxton, Norfolk County Schools ............................................................................................................. 1957-58 Lillian Seats, Newport News High School ........................................................................................................ 1958-59 John J. Miller, Arlington County Schools........................................................................................................... 1959-60 Ellen Philbeck, Radford College ........................................................................................................................... 1960-61 Grayson Daughtrey, Norfolk City Schools ....................................................................................................... 1961-62 Jeanne Bentley, Roanoke City Schools .............................................................................................................. 1962-63 James C. Fox, Lynchburg College ......................................................................................................................... 1963-64 Rachell Benton, Mary Washington College ..................................................................................................... 1964-65 John Grinnell, Fairfax County Schools ............................................................................................................... 1965-66 Rachel Peters, Annandale High Schools ........................................................................................................... 1966-67 Stuart Brewbacker, Lexington High School .................................................................................................... 1967-68 Betsy Gravely, Martinsville High School .......................................................................................................... 1968-69 J. C. Range, Newport News City Schools ........................................................................................................... 1969-70 Pat Bruce, Madison College ................................................................................................................................... 1970-71 William McCubbin, Virginia Polytechnic Institute ....................................................................................... 1971-72 Deloris Webb, Langley High School ................................................................................................................... 1972-73 Harold Whitehurst, Virginia Beach Recreation Department ................................................................... 1973-74 Eleanor Bobbitt, Longwood College................................................................................................................... 1974-75 Thomas Martin, Roanoke College ....................................................................................................................... 1975-76 Margaret Driscoll, Virginia Polytechnic Institute ......................................................................................... 1976-77 James Jarrett, Old Dominion University ........................................................................................................... 1977-78 Ruth Spear, Portsmouth Public Schools ........................................................................................................... 1978-79 Jim Moyer, Fairfax County Schools ..................................................................................................................... 1979-80 John Rader, James Madison University............................................................................................................. 1980-81 Judy R. Johnson, Longwood College ................................................................................................................... 1981-82 Robert Ascher, Newport News Schools ............................................................................................................ 1982-83 Linda Bunker, University of Virginia ................................................................................................................. 1983-84 Larry Shrader, Germanna Community College ............................................................................................. 1984-85 Fran Meyer, Fredericksburg City Schools ....................................................................................................... 1985-86 Joel Vedelli, James Madison University ............................................................................................................ 1986-87 Katherine Bennett, Virginia State University ................................................................................................. 1987-88 Jack H. Schiltz, Virginia Commonwealth University .................................................................................... 1988-89

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Beverley Johnson, Old Dominion University .................................................................................................. 1989-91 Robert Turner, Averett College............................................................................................................................ 1991-92 Lynn Dillon, Woodberry Hills Elementary School ....................................................................................... 1992-93 Steve Ames, Radford University .......................................................................................................................... 1993-94 Debra Ballinger, Virginia Commonwealth University ................................................................................ 1994-95 Barney Groves, Virginia Commonwealth University .................................................................................. 1995-96 Judy C. Johnson, Russell County Public Schools ............................................................................................ 1996-97 Carl A. Stockton, Radford University ................................................................................................................. 1997-98 Elaine H. Budde, Roanoke College ...................................................................................................................... 1998-99 Donald Pate, University of Richmond ............................................................................................................... 1999-00 Kathy C. Gay, Albemarle County Public Schools ........................................................................................... 2000-01 Gib Darden, Radford University .......................................................................................................................... 2001-02 Brenda Belote, Fairfax County Public Schools ............................................................................................... 2002-03 Robert G. Davis, Virginia Commonwealth University................................................................................ 2003-04 Judith M. Clark, Stafford County Public Schools............................................................................................ 2004-06 Kerry J. Redican, Virginia Tech............................................................................................................................. 2006-07 Kay Schiltz, Chesterfield County Public Schools ........................................................................................... 2007-08 David Sallee, Radford University......................................................................................................................... 2008-09 Vicki Miller, Virginia Commonwealth University ......................................................................................... 2009-10 Charlotte Kelso, Arlington County Public Schools ....................................................................................... 2010-11

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VAHPERD Pioneer Award Recipients The Pioneer Recognition Award was established to recognize someone who has provided outstanding service to VAHPERD for a long period of time, and who continues to serve as a role model for other professionals. Individuals who have completed their formal careers (retired) in health, physical education, recreation, or dance are eligible for this award.

The candidate must be a former professional and must have (i) served the Association as a leader and provided a positive role model, (ii) supported the Association by membership for at least fifteen years, (iii) provided leadership in an elected office or served in an appointed capacity for at least five years, and (iv) contributed significantly to the professional development of younger or new colleagues.

1984 Caroline Sinclair

1994 Howard M. Smith

1985 Frances Mays

1995 Eleanor Bobbitt Del Moser

1986 Margaret Drake 1987 Betsy Gravely 1988 Jimmy Fox 1989 Patricia Bruce

1996 Chuck Hamm 1998 Beverly Johnson 1999 Patricia Bruce Lynn Newcomb

1991 Jeanne Bentley

2001 Elaine Budde Carolyn Chittenden

1992 Robert Ascher

2002 Harold Lakey

1993 Edgar Evans

2003 Fran Meyer

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2004 Barney Groves Jim Stout 2007 Judy C. Johnson Jack H. Schiltz 2008 Sandra Bowie Steve Ames 2009 Sharon “Shay� Bolen 2010 Terry Gooding Judy Clark

VAHPERD Honor Award Recipients Honor Award candidates must have been active members of the American Alliance and the Virginia Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance for at least ten years and shall have rendered at least fifteen years of distinguished and meritorious service to the physical education, health, safety education, recreation or dance professions.

1963 Martha Darksdale Grace Chevreaux Lawrence Ludwig 1964 Elliott Grayes Frances Mays Kirk Montague Harriett Rogers 1965 Fanny Crenshaw Lester Kibler Gerald Quirk Caroline Sinclair 1966 Virginia Arnold Harriett Baker Jeanne Bentley Raymond Heidloff 1967 Mary Bell Barlow Joseph Chandler Oliver Der George Ramsey 1968 Rachel Benton Stuart Brewbaker Mary McBridge Rudy Rahrdanz Edward Slaughter 1969 Lucille Fraze Albert Loran

1974 Patricia Bruce William McCubbin 1975 Eleanor Bobbitt Marilyn Crawford 1976 William Garrison Howard Sorrell 1977 William Bennett Kay Duffy Paul Gunsten Delores Webb

1992 Gail Evans 1993 Beverly Johnson 1994 Ron Bos Melvin Williams

1981 None awarded 1982 Del Moser Jim Moyer

1984 Nancy George Ann Harmon

1972 Mallory Zahn

1985 None Awarded

1973 No convention held

1986 Betsy Gravely Peggy Johnson John Rader Larry Shrader

2003 None awarded

1991 Carolyn Chittenden Earlyn Miller Vicki Swecker

1980 Margaret Driscoll Charles Hamm Paul Heine Ruth Spear

1971 J. C. Range William Wright

1988 Robert Davis Fran Meyer Marie Sterne Joel Vedelli

1990 No convention held

1979 Katherine Bennett Harold Lakey

1970 James Fox Leotus Morrison

2001 Sarah Sink

1989 Jack Schiltz Julian Stein Robert Turner

1978 Robert Ascher Gene Evans

1983 Steven Chipok Bonnie McCallum Don Sebolt

1987 Linda Bunker Walker Clay Barney Groves Judy R. Johnson

1995 Lynn Dillon 1996 Judy C. Johnson Jack Liddy 1997 Elaine Budde 1998 Patty Von Ohlen 1999 Nelson Neal James H. Stout 2000 Shay Bolen Jerry Schicchitano

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2002 None awarded

2004 Vicki Miller Kathy Gay 2005 No convention held 2006 Steve Ames Terry Gooding 2007 Richard Stratton 2008 Lynne Bennett 2009 Leon Bey 2010 Kay Schiltz Vanessa Wigand 2011 Don Pate

VAHPERD Teacher of the Year Award Recipients

Year 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992

Health Education K-12 N. Isherwood Alverna Miller M. Inke Shaner Carolyn Chittenden Laura Barrier Gwendolyn Holmes Anne Thomas Laura Simon Deborah Taylor

College Health Education

Elementary Physical Education Frances Meyer Kakki Aydlotte Terry Gooding James Kiser Jan J. Wamler John Pomeroy Patricia Cogan No Convention Held Lynn Dillon Joann Lineberg

Middle School Physical Education

Secondary Physical Education Lois Trent Ardella Smith Betty Jo Papsel Archie Taylor Charlotte Murphy Barry Trent Phillis Steele Susan Neuhauser Linda Baumler

1993

Judy C. Johnson

Lula Hammond

Jerry Scicchitano Shay Bolen

1994

Frances Farmer

Christy Pitts

Fran Zavacky

Marilyn Watkins

1995

Louise Early

Pam Walker

Wendy Wadsworth Ronald Trainum Dorothy Cox Bunny Lancaster Kay Oldaker

Louise Early

1996 1997 1998

Chrystyna Kosarchyn

Middle School Health Education

Carl Stockton

Kathy Gay

Lynn Dillon Susan Plimbett

1999

Theresa Sanchez Jeannie Trainum Kerry Redican

Vicki Miller

2000

Janeen Schutte

2001

Jamie Hubbard

2002

Judy C. Johnson

2003

Charlotte Rhodes

Charlotte Guynes

2004 2005

Beverly Zeakes David Sallee

2006 2007

Cathy Hawkins

2008

Susan Ragan-Pimblett Patricia Larsen

2009 2010 2011

Nancy Markos Jeri Lloyd

Susan Miller

Warren Pruett Kay Oldaker

Donna Jones

Patricia Larsen

Vicki Miller Ross Ference Gwen Hairston Sharon Welch Henry Castelvecchi Eric Turrill

Jeri Lloyd

Michelle Henry

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Barbara Clark Terry Gooding Stephen Geiman Debra Sparrow Sherrie Bollhorse

Deidre Reynolds Kay Oldaker Tammy Underwood Leslie Soulierre Misti Wajciechowski Kim Davis

Nancy Thomas Betty Jean (BJ) Santos

Elizabeth Wood David Hunt Deanna Castelvecchi

Chad Triolet

Misti Wajciechowski

Frances Farmer

Andrea Samsky

Biki Mitchell

Janet Kennedy

Michelle Semko

Mark Brandenburger Michael Cooke Cindy Ferek

VAHPERD Teacher of the Year Award Recipients

Year 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992

College/ University Physical Ed.

Female Athlete

Dance Professional

Dance Education

Recreation

Adapted Physical Education

Gail Evans Sylvia Shirley No Convention Held

1993

Debra Ballinger

1994

Paul Heine

1995

Barney Groves

1996

Donald Pate

1997 1998

Kenneth Kambis Ann Boyce

1999

Jon Poole

2000

Challice McMillan

2001

Mary Lu Royal

V. Fauntleroy Nelson Neal Sandy Cockrell Inez Howard Mel Turner Billie Lepczyk D. Hartgrove Inez Howard Judith Clark

John Gilstrap Carolyn Calloway Paul Morgan

Valentino Taguding Patty Von Ohlen Jeff Armstrong

Brenda Belote

2002 2003 2004 2005

Robert Davis Martin Block Kathryn Kisabeth

2006

Patricia Benson Megan Camden

Barb McClam

Laura Baumer

Rodney Williams

Kreg Abbey C. BlanchardAlworth

Mary Ann Laverty

Charlotte Kelso

2007 2008

Sarah Bingham

Billie Lepczyk

2009

Amanda Kinzer

2010

Tammy Render

2011

Susan Miller

Glenda Taylor

Brenda Belote Susan McAuliffe

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VAHPERD Other Award Recipients

Year 1984

Frances A. Mays Scholarship

Jump Rope For Heart

Pathfinder Award

Legislator of the Year

Supervisor of the Year

1985 1986

Frank D. Hargrove

1987

Mary Cochran

Bob Tata

1988

Allen McCredie

Joan Munford

1989

Dana Henry

Yvonne Miller

1990

No convention held

1991

Andrea Johnson

1992

Sherry Adams

1993

Anne Falls

1994

Sonia Williams

1995

Josh Antoncie

1996

Jeremy Ponn

1997

Lori Dietz

Hon. Wittington W. Clements R. Edward Houck

Margie Botelho Bill Chambers Debra Sutor Kim Angotti Lesli Blanchard Margie Botelho Bill Chambers Debra Sutor

Congressman Rick Boucher

Carolyn Chittenden

James Stout

1998 1999

Emily Hunt

Hon. L. Karen Darner

2000

Alma Withers

2001

Shane Guynn

Vicki Swecker

2002

Shane Guynn

Jeannie Trainum

2003

Betty Lou Harris

2004

Kathy Gay

2005

Mary Marks

Lindsey Ervin

Regina Kirk

2006 2007

Bonnie Conner-Gray

2008 2010

Del. John O’Bannon Betty Seymore

Liz Payne

2011

Sheila Jones

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VAHPERD 2011 CONVENTION EVALUATION FORM Your responses and comments will help us improve future conventions.

1.

In your opinion, what was the best aspect of this convention? ________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

2.

Were your personal goals and objectives for attending this convention met? Please explain why you feel this way. _____________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

3.

Will you be able to implement in your workplace information and knowledge gained from the sessions you attended? _______________________________________________________________________________

4.

Do you have topic suggestions for future conventions? ________________________________________________

5.

Do you have suggestions for dynamic speakers/presenters for future conventions? If so, please provide contact information. _____________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

6.

Did you attend any of the social events? _________________________________________________________________

7.

Do you have any suggestions for altering these social events? If so, please describe. _______________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

8.

Did you have adequate time to network? _______________________________________________________________

9.

Are you willing to hold an office in this organization? If so, which division would you be willing to assist? ___________________________________________________________________________________________

10.

Are you willing to present at next year’s convention? If so, please complete the presentation application in the back of this program. _________________________________________________________________

Please drop in box near convention registration desk or mail to: VAHPERD 7812 Falling Hill Terrace Chesterfield, VA 23832

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2012 VAHPERD CONVENTION November 8-11, 2012 The Hotel Roanoke, Roanoke, VA PRESENTATION APPLICATION Division:

Health_____

Physical Education_____

Recreation_____

Dance_____

General_____

All presentation sessions are scheduled for 50 minutes. If you require a longer period of time, check here _______ and communicate with Judy C. Johnson, Convention Manager, at jcjohnso@rocketmail.com Title of Proposed Presentation:

___________________________________________________________________

Brief summary of presentation (approximately 50 words; attach additional sheet if needed): ______________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Presenter(s): ______________________________________ Name

SAMPLE ONLY

______________________________________

__________________________________________________ __________________________________________________

Name

______________________________________

__________________________________________________

Name

Affiliation

Form is available on-line.

Electronic submissions only will be accepted.

Visit www.vahperd.org

Contact Person: Name: ______________________________________________________________________________________ Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________ City/State/Zip: _________________________________________________________________________________ Phone: _______________________________ E-mail: ________________________________________________ Presider (if applicable): Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________ Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________ City/State/Zip: _________________________________________________________________________________ Phone: _______________________________ E-mail: ________________________________________________ Room Size:

______Large (50-150)

______ Medium (25-50)

Chair Arrangement: ______ Theater (chairs in rows) ______ Round tables ______ No chairs

______ Small (10-25)

______ Activity (chairs on perimeter) ______ Classroom (tables w/chairs facing front)

Visit www.vahperd.org

Special Requirements:

_________________________________________________________________________ Presenters must furnish their own audiovisual equipment!

Presenters should be flexible and able to present any time during the convention. If there are times you are not available, such as scheduled meetings or during your responsibility for another group activity, please describe the conflicting event(s) and time(s): ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Initial here if you have read the Guidelines for Speakers:________ (see next page).

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GUIDELINES FOR SPEAKERS

1.

All program speakers must be VAHPERD members and must pay the convention registration fee.

Exceptions to this policy may be made for colleagues in allied fields who would not normally belong to VAHPERD, and who are invited to speak and share specific expertise with VAHPERD members.

Written request for an exemption must be submitted with the program proposal (use Exemption Form). Notification of approval of exemption will be sent to the speaker when the program acceptance letter is sent.

2.

No honorarium shall be paid to any VAHPERD member for any presentation.

3.

An honorarium may be recommended by a vice president but must be approved by the Executive Committee.

4.

Association policy forbids smoking during all meetings.

5.

It is assumed that the Association has the opportunity to make the initial request for use of the speaker’s presentation materials for possible publication.

6.

Due to the expense of renting audiovisual equipment and the number of requests received, the Convention Committee cannot satisfy everyone’s AV needs. It is requested, therefore, that you bring any necessary AV equipment. Limited AV equipment may be available for emergency needs.

7. Presenters involved in business ventures are not to overly promote and may not sell products during a presentation. Sales may be made only from the commercial exhibit area.

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