Curriculum Vitae
Timothy Hatten, Ph.D., CSCS, NSCA-CPT

Academic Chair and Associate Professor,
Rock Valley College

Division of Fitness, Wellness, and Sport

3301 N. Mulford Rd, Rockford, IL. 61114

(w) 815-921-3816

timh@ednet.rvc.cc.il.us

1. Academic Degrees

Ph.D.	University of Mississippi	1994	Major: Exercise Science and Leisure Management Minor: Therapeutic Recreation
M.S.	Mississippi State University	1991	Physical Education: (Emphasis: Exercise Physiology)
B.S.	Quincy University	1988	Sports Management
B.S.	Quincy University	2000	Biological Sciences
A.S.	Wabash Valley College	1985	Transfer Studies

2a. Higher Education Experience

Associate Professor (Tenured): (August 1998-Present)
Rock Valley College, Division of Fitness, Wellness, and Sport.

Responsibilities include teaching a variety of activity courses, pre-professional courses, serving on interdepartmental committees, and campus wide committees

Academic Chair: (Appointed Spring 2004)

Rock Valley College, Department of Fitness, Wellness, and Sport. Responsibilities include:

• Reviews and recommends class schedules and teaching assignments in consultation with faculty and within the procedures established by the discipline

• Coordinates outcomes assessment by collecting appropriate data/documents

• Serves as a resource person for faculty and their Director

• Collects data and submits the ICCB Program Review report to Director

• Convenes and conducts at least one department meeting per semester, follows through with action items and provides Director with the minutes of the meeting

• Chairs appropriate advisory committee activities including planning the agenda, submitting minutes to director, and following through on action items

• Attends regular meetings with their Director to convey faculty priorities and concerns

• Attends training sessions as appropriate

• Acts as resource for faculty in development of new courses/programs and course syllabi

• Acts as resource for their Director regarding pre-requisites, general advising, and questions about classes

• Provides input to their Director regarding class section additions or deletions

• Identifies faculty development needs in their department/discipline area

• Provides input to Director regarding budget needs, changes and/or adjustments

• Serves as a member of the interviewing/hiring committee for adjunct faculty

• Mentors and evaluates adjunct faculty

• Ensures that adjunct faculty are aware of department and college policies and procedures

• Attends adjunct orientation sessions

• Oversees adjunct faculty with respect to submission of reports and grades

• Prepares reports for program accreditation/review as needed

• Advises and recruits students where appropriate

• Oversees specialized facility/lab management

Interim Division Director and Physical Education Building Director: (Fall 2000)

Rock Valley College, Division of Fitness, Wellness, and Sport

Responsibilities included supervising Fitness, Wellness, and Sport full and part-time staff, working closely with Chief Academic Officer on the transition of Physical Education academic area with the college intercollegiate athletic programs into the new Division of Fitness, Wellness, and Sport. Responsibilities also included supervising the Rock Valley College Physical Education Center (PEC), programs within the PEC, and scheduling of the PEC.

Assistant Professor/Sport Management Coordinator (Tenure Track Position):(August 1997-1998)
Quincy University, Department of Education (Physical Education and Sport Management Program).

Responsibilities include coordinating the Sport Management Program, Directing the Campus Intramural Program, teaching a variety of activity courses, pre-professional education, sport management and physical education courses, serving on interdepartmental committees, supervising interns, and campus wide committees.

Assistant Professor (Tenure Track Position): (August 1993-1997)
Mississippi Valley State University, Department of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance.

Responsibilities include Department Research Coordinator, teaching pre-professional physical education, human performance courses, health and recreation courses, serving on interdepartmental committees, campus wide committees.

Served as the point person and Coordinator for Mississippi Valley State University Department NCATE/NASPE accreditation and review for successful recognition of departments physical education teacher education program in 1996.

Graduate Assistant: (1991-1993)
University of Mississippi, Department of Exercise Science and Leisure Management.

Taught a variety of activity courses and professional courses, provided exercise testing and prescription for clients at the North Mississippi Regional Center, and worked in human performance lab.

Graduate/Research Assistant:(1990-1991)
Mississippi State University, Department of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Sport.

Taught a variety of activity and health courses, worked in the human performance lab, and aided in research projects.

2b. Professional Work Experience

Activities Director: (Summer 1998-Present)
Quincy University, National Youth Sports Program, Summer 1998-Present.

Responsibilities include the complete coordination, administration and implementation of Federal Grant that provides summer sport and educational opportunities for low-income youth.

Assistant Baseball Coach: (1993-1997)
Mississippi Valley State University, Department of Intercollegiate Athletics,

Coordinated recruiting of Southern Illinois Community Colleges, in charge of pitchers and strength and conditioning of team.

Drug and Alcohol Education Specialist/Professional Instructor: (Summer 1993-1997)
University of Mississippi, National Youth Sports Program.

Provide education regarding a variety of drug, tobacco, and alcohol issues.
Provided sport instruction in tennis and fastpitch softball.

Exercise Specialist: (1992-1993)
Methodist Hospitals, Department of Cardiac Rehabilitation, (Memphis, TN).

Provided inpatient Phase I, cardiac rehabilitation in a hospital setting. Provided basic range of motion activities, ambulation, and designed home exercise programs.

Assistant Manager/Manager Trainee Program: (1988-1992)
Footlocker Corporation (Chicago, IL., Memphis, TN, and Oxford, MS.)

Worked (Full-time and Part-Time) in a variety of Inner City, Suburban, and Rural stores, selling merchandise, visual merchandising, employee scheduling, tracking inventory, and auditing merchandise.

Academic Tutor: (1990-1991)
Mississippi State University, Department of Intercollegiate Athletics (Athletics and Academics).

Responsibilities Include tutoring and monitoring the academic progress of a variety of athletes involved in basketball and track.

Facility Supervisor/Program Manager: (1989-1990)
Sterling Park District (Duis Recreation Center).

Managed a multi-dimensional sport and recreation center that contained two basketball courts, 50-meter swimming pool, Diving Well, Strength and Resistance Room, Racquetball court, and Multi-purpose area. Supervision included 2 full-time employees, 8 part-time staff, and numerous volunteers. Responsibilities also included oversight of adult basketball league, youth flag football, Duis Center Early Childhood Program, Duis Center Aquatics Program, Westwood Baseball/Softball Training Center, and Duis Center Environmental Biology Program.

Assistant Coach: (1989-1990)
Sterling High School (Baseball and Softball Pitching Coach).

Responsibilities include Instruction and oversight of pitchers in both sports.

2c. Internships Completed

Internship (Therapeutic Recreation): (Summer 1997)
North Mississippi Regional Center, Recreation Therapy Department.

Provided exercise and recreational activities for individuals with varying mental disabilities, including Prader-Willi Syndrome.
Internship (Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehabilitation): (Summer 1992)
University of Chicago Hospitals, Department of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation, Chicago, IL.

Provided Phase II and III outpatient cardiac rehabilitation, provided fitness assessment, exercise prescriptions, and cardiac rehabilitation orientations.

Internship (Sport and Recreation Management): (Summer 1988)

Sterling Park District (Duis Recreation Center).

Gained experience in facility management, program development, marketing, and public relations of park district facility and programs.

3. Other RVC Assignments/ College Service

Fitness, Wellness, and Sport Division, Web Master

Rock Valley College Campus Wellness Program

Rock Valley College Faculty Council

Rock Valley College Curriculum Coordinator of Division of Fitness, Wellness, and Sport

Rock Valley College Distance Learning Committee

Rock Valley College Physical Education Center Policies and Procedures Committee

Rock Valley College Division of Fitness, Wellness, and Sport Curriculum Committee

4. Current Professional and Academic Association Memberships

American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance

American College of Sports Medicine

Illinois Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance

National Strength and Conditioning Association

North American Society of Sport Management

5. Current Professional and Community Service:

Professional Service

USA Softball Men’s Junior Olympic Program Advisory Committee

International Softball Congress: Development Committee

Fastpitch Lounge Online Discussion Forum, developer and moderator.

Great Lakes Valley Conference, (YES) Clinics, program consultant,

Community/College Service

Blackhawk Athletic Club Pride Fastpitch Softball Club, General Manager

Rockford Developmental Fastball League, League Director

Rock Valley College Community Health and Fitness Fair

Rockford Metropolitan Sports, Board Member.

Midway Village Halloween Trick or Treat Volunteer (Rockford Health Systems)

6. Past Professional and Community Service:

Professional Service
2002	Fastpitch Softball One Day Skills Clinic (Quincy Notre Dame High School)
2002	International Softball Congress Blue Ribbon Committee Member
Summer 2001	Fastpitch Softball One Day Skills Clinic (International Softball Congress World Tournament)
1993-1997	National Youth Sports Program: Drug and Alcohol Education/Professional Instructor (University of Mississippi)
Community/College Service
2001-2002	Rock Valley College Continuing Education Instructor
2001-2002	Rock Valley College Book Store Committee
1999-2000	Strength and Conditioning Coach (Rock Valley College Basketball Team)
1998-2000	Fitness Instructor and Co-Coordinator: RVC Golden Eagles Fitness Program (Rock Valley College, Center for Learning in Retirement)
1998-1999	Rock Valley College Employee Development Committee
1995-1997	AmeriCorps National Service Member (North Mississippi Regional Center)

7. Certifications:

The Master Online Teacher Certificate	Illinois Online Network (ION), University of Illinois	(2002-Present)
Certified Coaching Principles Instructor	American Sport Education Program (ASEP)	(2002-Present
Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist	National Strength and Conditioning Association	(1996-Present)
Certified Personal Trainer	National Strength and Conditioning Association	(2001-Present)
Certified first aid, AED, and CPR	American Red Cross.	(1995-Present)
First aid, AED and CPR Instructor Certification	American Red Cross	(1997-Present)

8. Technology-Related Competencies:

Programming in Asymmetric Tool Book

Microsoft Office 2000 (Excel, FrontPage, Word, Access, PowerPoint)

Web page development ( HTML Programming, FrontPage web editor)

Electronic Conferencing (First Class, Delphi Forums, Blogger)

BSDI Fitness Assessment, Motivation, and Tracking System

Polar Vantage NV, XL Heart Rate monitoring system

Polar Precision Performance Software Version 2.0

9. Current Projects, in progress

“The comparison of the organizational and administration of men’s/boy’s fastpitch softball in America to Australia.”

“Budget comparisons of Men’s fastpitch softball teams, at varying levels of play.”

"Exercise prescription considerations for individuals with Prader-Willi Syndrome.”

"Exercise testing considerations for individuals with Prader-Willi Syndrome.”

“Exercise Science two-year transfer program”, Rock Valley College”

“Personal Training Associates Degree Program”, Rock Valley College

“Sport Management two-year transfer Program”, Rock Valley College”

10. Publications

Hatten, T.L., (2002) Numbers Game: Declining participation rates in adult slowpitch and fastpitch softball, Athletic Business, April Issue.

Rudd, M.R., Sawyer, T., Hatten, T.L., Grabel, D. and Klein, D. (2002). Curriculum Creep, Sport Management Education: The case for the two-year college. The International Journal of Sport Management, 3, 161-170.

Hatten, T.L. (2001). Can physical education do more to teach ethical behavior in sports? Issues question:
Journal of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, May/June, pg. 12.

Hatten, T.L. and Abadie, B. (2000). Cardiovascular Fitness Levels among Prader-Willi Syndrome Clients.

Research  Quarterly for  Exercise and  Sport, March; 71 (1 Supplement):A16-124 (Abstract)

Hatten, T.L. (1999). Should Community Colleges seek to hire more PhDs?. Chronicle of Higher Education On-Line Colloquy. http://chronicle.com/colloquy/99/phd/re.htm

Hatten, T.L., Abadie, B.R., and O’Nan, D. (1998). The Effect of Caffeine on Exercise Performance during the Bruce Sub

Maximal Exercise Test. Mississippi Journal for Health,Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance.

Hatten, T.L. (1997). Obesity and Prader-Willi Syndrome. Mississippi Journal for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, (14), 1, pg 11-13.

Hatten, T.L. (1997). Should physical education be an elective in high school? Issues question: Journal of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, August, pg. 15.

Hatten, T.L. (1997). AmeriCorps members and clients participate in exhibition basketball game. InterACT with THE TIMES, interactive community transitions newsletter,(1), 3, pg 1&6.

Hatten, T.L. (1997). InterACT clients finish last stage of AmeriCorps/InterACT member exercise program. InterACT with THE TIMES, interactive community transitions newsletter,(1), 3, pg 1&6.

Lyons, B. and Hatten, T.L. (1997). What should we teach the children in physical education: The quest for honor! Fall 1997. Mississippi Journal for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance.

Hatten, T.L. (1994) A Comparison of Exercise Heart Rates and Oxygen Consumption in Individuals with Prader-Willi

Syndrome to the American College of Sports Medicine Oxygen Uptake Prediction Formulas and Karvonen Heart Rate

Formula. Dissertations Abstracts International, 42, 4370A-4371A. (University Microfilms No. 82-06, 181)

9a. Citations (Local/Regional News Media)

Stephenson, Joe (6-15-03), Softball’s Dying Breed, Northwest Herald, Crystal Lake, IL.

Clark, Steve (6-29-02), Men’s fastpitch alive, well in Roscoe League, Daily News, Beloit, IL.

Aldrich, Emily (5-12-01), Rescue Mission, Rockford Register Star, Rockford, IL.

Wilson, Paul (8-7-00), Q-C group tries to save fast-pitch softball, Quad City Times, Davenport, Ia.

9b. Professional Manuals

Hatten, Christensen, and Warren (2004). In Progress. Rock Valley College Physical Education Center Facility Policies and Procedures Manual. Professional Facilities Manual: Distributed to all faculty, staff, and students who use the Rock Valley College Physical Education Center.

Hatten, T. L. (1999). Quincy University, National Youth Sports Program: Lesson Plan and Games Booklet.  Professional Staff Manual: Distributed for Professional Instructors in the Quincy University National Youth Sports Program.

10. Professional Presentations

National:

Hatten, T.L. and Maneval, M. (2004) "Sport Management Curriculum: Where should we fill in the gaps?" Oral presentation at the American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, New Orleans, LA.

Case, R., Hatten, T.L., and Judd, M. (2003) “The role of two-year colleges in professional preparation of sport management students: Past, Present, and Future perspectives.” 18^th Annual NASSM National Conference, Ithaca, NY.

Hatten, T.L.(2002) “Electronic Communication: The Future of Sports Communication.” Oral Presentation at the Athletic Business 20th Annual National Conference, Orlando, FL., 

Hatten, T.L. (2002) Enhancing Your Program's Communication Through the World Wide Web". Oral Presentation at the National Youth Sports Program, National Workshop, Washington, D.C.

Hatten, T.L. and Strubhart. T. (2001) "Reintroducing Fastpitch Softball into your Community", Oral Presentation at the Athletic Business 20th Annual National Conference, Orlando, FL., 

Hatten, T.L. and Abadie, B. (2000) Cardiovascular Fitness Levels among Prader-Willi Syndrome Clients" Poster presentation at the National Conference of the American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Orlando, FL.

Hatten, T. L. (1997) "A Comparison of Exercise Heart Rates and Oxygen Consumption in individuals with Prader-Willi Syndrome to the American College of Sports Medicine Oxygen Uptake Prediction Formulas and Karvonen Heart Rate Formula". Poster presentation at the National Conference of the American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, St. Louis, MO.

Regional:

Hatten, T.L. and Strubhart, T. (2000) “Men's Fastpitch Softball- A Death of an Illinois Tradition". Oral Presentation at the Midwest District Conference of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, Chicago, IL.

Hatten, T. L. and Arrington, A. (1999) "Retention and Recruitment of Students from Mississippi Historically Black Colleges and Universities". Oral Presentation at the Southern District Conference of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, Greensboro, N.C.

Hatten, T. L. and Mayo, J. (1998) "The National Strength and Conditioning Association: What can it do for the physical education major". Oral Presentation at the Southern District Conference of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, Biloxi, MS.

Hatten, T.L. and Saunders, J. (1997) "Americorps: Service and job-related opportunities for the physical education, health, recreation and exercise science major". Oral presentation at the Southern District American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance annual convention, New Orleans, La.

Hatten, T.L., Abadie, B. and O'Nan, D. (1992) "The Effect of Caffeine on Exercise Performance during the Bruce Sub-Maximal Exercise Test." Poster Presentation at the 1992 Southern District Conference of the American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance. Norfolk, VA.

State/Local:

Hatten, T.L. (2003) The Personal Training Approach to Teaching the High School Weight Training Class”, Oral Presentation at the Illinois Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance annual conference, St. Charles, IL.

Hergert, R., Speilman, D., Abney, D., and Hatten, T.L. (2002) “Learning Without Limits: Teaching with Technology at RVC”, Introduction to teaching online: Round Table Discussion Series, Rock Valley College, Rockford, IL.

Hatten, T.L.(2002) "Assessment Ideas and Strategies for the High School Weightlifting Class", Oral Presentation at the Illinois Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance annual conference, St. Charles, IL.

Mulrine, C. and Hatten, T.L. (2001) "AD(H)D and Movement: Thoughts, Ideas and Current Issues.", Oral Presentation at the Illinois Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance annual conference, St. Charles, IL. 

Hatten, T.L. and Lyons, B. (2001) "Thoughts, Ideas and Progressions for Teaching Strength and Resistance Training in the High School Physical Education Class.", Oral Presentation at the Illinois Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance annual conference, St. Charles, IL. 

Hatten, T. L. and Strubhart, T. (2000) "Bringing Back the Boys- Ideas to reintroduce fastpitch softball to boys." Oral Presentation at the Illinois Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance annual conference,

St. Charles, IL.

Hatten, T. L. (1996) "Exercise prescription considerations for individuals with developmental disabilities." Oral presentation at the Annual Joint Conference on Mental Retardation and the Mississippi Mental Health/Mental Retardation Council.

Livingston, A. and Hatten, T.L. (1996) "The use of heart rate monitor technology in the physical education class environment." Oral presentation at the Mississippi Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance annual conference.

Hatten, T.L. (1995) "Cardiovascular fitness levels of individuals with Prader-Willi Syndrome." Poster presentation at Annual Joint Conference on Mental Retardation and the Mississippi Mental Health/Mental Retardation Council.

Hatten, T. L. (1995) "NASPE/NCATE guidelines for physical education teacher professional preparation." Oral presentation at the Mississippi Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance annual conference.

Hatten, T. L. (1994) "The Objectives of Physical Education in the 1990's". Oral presentation at the Mississippi Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance annual conference.

Hatten, T.L. and Dupper, M. (1994) "A Four Year Comparative Analysis of Fitness and Motor Assessments of Individuals with Varying Mental Retardation." Poster presentation at Annual Joint Conference on Mental Retardation and the Mississippi Mental Health/Mental Retardation Council.

Hatten, T.L., Kammerer, C. and Cole, J. (1993) "The Issue of Athletic Stipends at the University of Mississippi." Symposium presentation at the Mississippi Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Annual Conference.

12. Awards and individual recognition

Professional Awards and Recognition
1998-2003	Certificate of Appreciation for work with the National Youth Sports Program (Quincy University).
2001	Tenure Promotion granted, Rock Valley College, Rockford, IL.
1997	Certificate of National Service, In recognition of participation as a member in AmeriCorps National Service Program. North Mississippi Regional Center: InterACT, Oxford, MS. (4,725.00 Tuition Voucher)
1996	Certificate of National Service, In recognition of participation as a member in AmeriCorps National Service Program. North Mississippi Regional Center: InterACT, Oxford, MS. (2,250.00 Tuition Voucher)
1993-1996	Certificate of Appreciation for work with the National Youth Sports Program (University of Mississippi).
1995	Certificate of Appreciation for professional contribution to the Mississippi Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance Convention Program.
1993	Summer tuition scholarship award (The University of Mississippi) for work with underprivileged kids in Oxford, MS and Little Rock, AR (Boys and Girls Clubs).
Other Awards/Individual Recognition/Accomplishments
2003	Participant in the International Softball Association World Fastball Tournament, Kimberly, WI. (Blackhawk Athletic Club Pride, Rockford, IL.)
2001	Participant in the International Softball Association World Fastball Tournament, Eau Claire, WI. (Boone County Pride, Rockford, IL.)
2000	Participant in the International Softball Association World Fastball Tournament, St. Joseph, MO. (Boone County Pride, Rockford, IL.)
1998	Member of the Amateur Softball Association (ASA) men's Class C fastpitch softball national championships, (Runner-up), Prescott, Arizona. (Memphis Dawgs:Memphis, TN)
1997	Participant in Amateur Softball Association (ASA) men's class B fastpitch softball national championships. Orlando, FL. (Memphis Dawgs, Memphis, TN) 36th place finish out of 72 teams.
1997	Member of the National Softball Association (NSA) men's fastpitch World Series championships (runner-up) Florence, SC. (AutoZone: Memphis, TN)
1997	All-American (1st Team) NSA men's fastpitch World Series championship tournament.
1996	Member of the Amateur Softball Association (ASA) men's Class C fastpitch softball national championships, (Runner-up), College Station, Texas. (Autozone:Memphis, TN)
1996	Participant in the National Softball Association (NSA) men's fastpitch softball world series (3rd Place) Salem, VA. (AutoZone: Memphis, TN)
1995	Member of the National Softball Association (NSA) men's fastpitch softball championships (National Champions) Salem, VA. (AutoZone: Memphis, TN)
1995	All-American (1st Team) NSA men's fastpitch national championship tournament.
1993	Participant in Amateur Softball Association (ASA) men's major fastpitch softball national championships. (Woodstock Softball Club, Woodstock, IL)
1993	Participant in North American Fastpich Association (NAFA) men's Class AAA fastpitch softball national championships. (Woodstock Softball Club, Woodstock, Il) 6th place finish out of 38 teams
1993	All-American (1st Team) North American Fastpitch Association (NAFA) class AAA men's fastpitch national championship tournament.
1992	Participant in Amateur Softball Association (ASA) men's class C fastpitch softball national championships. (Delta Traveler's Fastpitch softball club, Greenville, MS) 16th place finish out of 70 team finish.
1991	Participant in Amateur Softball Association (ASA) men's class B fastpitch softball national championships. (Delta Traveler's Fastpitch softball club, Greenville, MS) 24th place finish out of 72 teams.
1989	All-American (first team) ASA men's class B fastpitch national championships. (Morrison Merchant's Fastpitch softball club, Morrison, IL) 4th place finish out of 64 teams.
1986-1988	Athletic Scholarship (Baseball) Quincy University, Quincy, IL.
1984-1986	Athletic Scholarship (Baseball and Basketball) Wabash Valley College, Mt. Carmel, IL.
1983	Special Mention All State, First Team All Conference (Basketball) Tampico High School, Tampico, IL.
1983	First Team All Conference (Football), Offensive End & Defensive Tackle, Tampico High School, Tampico, IL.
1982	Honorable Mention All State, First Team All Conference (Basketball) Tampico High School, Tampico, IL.
1982	First Team All Conference (Football), Offensive End, Tampico High School, Tampico, IL.

13. Funded and Unfunded Grants

Year	Type of Funding	Total Amount of Funding
2003	National Youth Sports Program Grant, Summer youth sports program for low-income children	58,500
2003	Adams County Health Department, Community partnership with R.E.A.C.H. Grant providing summer recreation programs for underprivileged youth.	5,000
2003	National Youth Sports Program: Math and Science grant, for implementation in Quincy University, National Youth Sports Program.	5,500
2002	National Youth Sports Program Grant, Summer youth sports program for low-income children	58,000
2002	Adams County Health Department, Community partnership with R.E.A.C.H. Grant providing summer recreation programs for underprivileged youth.	10,000
2002	National Youth Sports Program: Math and Science grant, for implementation in Quincy University, National Youth Sports Program.	5,500
2002	Athletic Business: Travel Grant, Travel costs provided to present at Athletic Business National Conference	400
2001	National Youth Sports Program Grant, Summer youth sports program for low-income children.	54,500
2001	Adams County Health Department, Community partnership with R.E.A.C.H. Grant providing summer recreation programs for underprivileged youth.	10,000
2001	Adams County Regional Office of Education, Project Alert Grant, for implementation of drug education for Quincy University National Youth Sports Program	7,500
2001	National Youth Sports Program: Math and Science grant, for implementation in Quincy University, National Youth Sports Program.	5,500
2001	Illinois Community College Online (ILLCCO), Online Course Development Grant, Development and implementation of Human Sexuality Online Course,	4,000
2001	Illinois Community College Online (ILLCCO), Online Course Development Grant, Development and implementation of Community Health Online Course,	4,000
2001	Illinois Community College Online (ILLCCO), Online Course Development Grant, Development and implementation of Contemporary Issues in Health Online Course,	4,000
2001	Athletic Business: Travel Grant, Travel costs provided to present at Athletic Business National Conference	400
2000	National Youth Sports Program Grant, Summer youth sports program for low-income children.	53,000
2000	Adams County Health Department, Community partnership with R.E.A.C.H. Grant providing summer recreation programs for underprivileged youth.	10,000
1999	National Youth Sports Program Grant, Summer youth sports program for low-income children.	51,500
1999	Adams County Health Department, Community partnership with R.E.A.C.H. Grant providing summer recreation programs for underprivileged youth.	11,150
1999	Titan Wheel International, Transportation Costs for National Youth Sports Program	2,500
1999	Rock Valley College Continuing Education Department, Polar Heart Rate Interface for downloading Heart Rate Monitor information into Personal Computer	450
1998	National Youth Sports Program Grant, Summer youth sports program for low-income children.	50,500
1998	Adams County Health Department, Community partnership with R.E.A.C.H. Grant providing summer recreation programs for underprivileged youth.	10,000
1998	Titan Wheel International, Transportation Costs for National Youth Sports Program	2,500
1993	Summer tuition scholarship award (The University of Mississippi) for work with underprivileged kids in Oxford, MS and Little Rock, AR (Boys and Girls Clubs).	600
1989	Four D Farms Foundation, Grant providing individual sports instruction for boys and girls in fastpitch softball and baseball (Pitching and Catching)	2,400
	Total Funds Attained	$ 427, 900

Year	Unfunded Grants	Total Amount
2000	Quincy Community Foundation, Tobacco Prevention Education Materials, for Drug and Alcohol Education Program of Quincy University, National Youth Sports Program, Not funded.	1,000
1997	Mississippi Commission for Volunteer Service, Service Learning AmeriCorps Grant. Physical Education with a theme: Providing Physical Education for Leflore County Children Grades 5-8, focusing on Cardiovascular Disease Prevention.	300,000
1996	Life Fitness Corporation, Equipment grant to fund exercise programming for African-American elderly clients.	10,000

14. Seminars/Clinics/Workshops Attended

2003	National Youth Sports Program, 2003 National Workshop, Walt Disney Contemporary Resort, Orlando, FL. January 19-22.
2003	Illinois Distance Learning Conference, Springfield, IL.
2002	Illinois Distance Learning Conference, University of Illinois, Champaign, IL.
2002	National Youth Sports Program, 2002 National Workshop, Grand Hyatt Washington, Washington, D.C. February 19-21.
2001	ASEP/NIHS Coaching Principles Leadership Training Seminar for Instructors, April 27 and 28, Indianapolis, Indiana.
2001	National Youth Sports Program, 2001 National Workshop, Walt Disney Contemporary Resort, Orlando, FL. January 19-22.
2000	American Masters Teachers Program in teaching children’s physical education, Pedagogy and Content Workshop, Rock Valley College, August 1-4.
2000	National Youth Sports Program, 2000 National Workshop, Grand Hyatt Washington, Washington, D.C. February 20-22.
1999	Tools for the Smart Classroom, Rock Valley College, Rockford, IL. 11-10-99
1999	National Youth Sports Program, 1999 National Workshop, Walt Disney Contemporary Resort, Orlando, FL. January 20-22.
1999	Sport Specific Training Conference, National Strength and Conditioning Association, Nashville, TN, January 9-10.
1999	The Science and Practice of Sports Nutrition, Gatorade Sports Science Institute, Chicago, IL, June 25 & 26.
1998	Create your own web page, Graduate Credit Workshop, Quincy University, Quincy, IL. February 28.
1998	National Youth Sports Program, 1998 National Workshop, Grand Hyatt Washington, Washington, D.C. February 20-22.
1997	Practical Applications of INTERNET in the Classroom, Graduate Credit Workshop, Quincy University, Quincy, Il. November 8.
1997	Advanced Internet, Graduate Credit Workshop, Quincy University, Quincy, Il. November, 1.
1997	Internet 2 for Internet Amateurs, Graduate Credit Workshop, Quincy University, October 25,
1997	Sixteenth annual University of Tennessee, Strength and Conditioning Clinic, Knoxville, Tn. March 14 and 15.
1997	AmeriCorps grant technical assistance workshops, Mississippi Dept. of Community Service and Volunteerism, Jackson, Ms. Jan. 23, Feb. 6, and Feb. 13.
1996	Health Hazards of being a coach potato, Steven Blair, President of the American College of Sports Medicine, University of Mississippi Lecture Series, Nov. 8.
1996	Education in Mississippi in the 21st century, Tom Burnham, Mississippi Dept. of Education. University of Mississippi Lecture Series, Oct. 16.
1996	Exercise Specialist Workshop, American College of Sports Medicine, University of Southern Mississippi, June 10-13.

15. Historical listing of classes taught

Rock Valley College

Activity Courses	Professional Courses	Online Courses
Conditioning and Weight Control	Drug and Alcohol Education	Drug and Alcohol Education
Weight Training	Contemporary Health Issues	Human Sexuality
Basketball and Touch Football	First Aid and CPR	Contemporary Health Issues
	Introduction to Careers in Physical Education, Exercise Science and Sport	Community Health
	Introduction to Personal Training
	Football Coaching
	Principles of Coaching

Quincy University

Activity Courses	Professional Courses
Jogging	Sport Law
Tennis I	Computers in Physical Education and Sport
Volleyball I	Organization and Administration of Physical Education and Sport
Tennis/Archery/Badminton	Introduction to Recreation
	Health for the Prospective Teacher
	First Aid and CPR
	Methods of Physical Education
	Basketball Coaching

Mississippi Valley State University

Activity Courses	Professional Courses
None	Exercise Physiology
	Kinesiology
	Comprehensive Health
	Consumer Health
	Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries
	Junior Seminar (Fall and Spring)
	Recreational Leadership
	Methods of Physical Education (7-12)

References

College Administrators/Professional Contacts	College/University Faculty
Jim Naumovich, B.S. , Commissioner, Great Lakes Valley Conference Pan Am Plaza, Suite 560 201 S. Capitol Ave. Indianapolis, Ind. 46225 317-237-5633 jnglvc@aol.com	Dr. Ben Abadie, Ed.D. Professor, Department of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Sport Mississippi State University MSU, MS. 39762 601-325-2963 bra1@ra.msstate.edu
George Meyer, Ed.D. Dean, School of Education Quincy University Quincy, IL. 62301 217-228-5421 meyerge@quincy.edu	Robert Coker, Ph.D. Assistant Professor in the Department of Geriatrics University of Arkansas, School of Medical Sciences 4301 W. Markham Slot 748 Little Rock, AR 72205 cokerrobert@uams.edu
Jim Gilbert, Ed.D., Department Chair, Department of Health, Exercise Science, and Recreation Mgt. University of Mississippi 216 Turner Center University, MS. 38677 (662) 915 5521 jgilbert@olemiss.edu	Brian Lyons, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Physical Education and Sport Sciences Hofstra University Hempstead, NY 11549-1000   (516) 463-4314 Brian.C.Lyons@hofstra.edu
Kevin Reller, M.S., Vice President, Office of Advancement and Development Quincy University Quincy, IL. 62301 217-228-5226 reller@quincy.edu	Chris Mulrine, Ed.D Assistant Professor, Department of Education Blackburn College Hudson Hall 303 C Carlinville, IL. 62626 (217) 854-3231 ext. 4306 cmulr@mail.blackburn.edu
Pamela Kirk, Ed.D. , Department Head, Department of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Sport Mississippi State University Box 6186 Mississippi State, MS 39762 phone: (662)325-7229 email:pkirk@colled.msstate.edu	David Landsom, Ed.D. Assistant Professor, School of Education Quincy University Quincy, IL. 62301 217-228-5421 landsda@quincy.edu
Linda Chitwood, Ph.D., Dean, The School of Applied Sciences The University of Mississippi George Street University House University, MS 38677 Phone: (662) 915-7900 lchitwoo@olemiss.edu	Mark Maneval, Ph.D., Professor, School of Human Performance and Recreation The University of Southern Mississippi Box 5142 Hattiesburg, MS  39406-5142 (601) 266-5373 mark.maneval@usm.edu
Eugene R. Anderson, Ed.D., Chair: Educational Leadership and Counselor Education Department The University of Mississippi 200 Education University, MS. 38677 (662) 915-5710 erander@olemiss.edu College Administrators/Professional Contacts	Michael R. Judd,Ph.D.,Assistant Professor Department of Physical Education Southern Illinois University 160E Davies Gymnasium Carbondale, IL. 62901-4310 (618) 453-3126 e-mail: mrjudd@siu.edu College/University Faculty
Stanley P. Brown, Ph.D., FACSM Department Head, Department of Kinesiology 225 Cajundome Blvd. University of Louisiana at Lafayette Lafayette, Louisiana (337) 482-6279 Fax (337) 428-6278	Dennis A. Frate, Professor, School of Graduate Studies in the Health Sciences Preventive Medicine Program The University of Mississippi Medical Center 2500 North State Street, Jackson, MS 39216-4505 601-984-1920    dfrate@prevmed.umsmed.edu
J. Webb Horton, B.S. Assistant Athletics Director/Men’s Tennis Coach Florida Gulf Coast University 10501 FGCU Blvd. South, Fort Myers, FL 33965-6565 239-590-7009 jwhorton@fgcu.edu	Jerry J. Mayo, Ph.D. Asst. Professor, Department of Kinesiology Hendrix College 1600 Washington Ave. Conway Arkansas, 72032 (501) 450-1459 mayo@hendrix.edu
Mark Coomes, M.S. Associate Head Basketball Coach, University of Illinois (Chicago) 312-996-8336 mcoomes@uic.edu	Ben Wax, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance Mississippi Valley State University 14000 Highway 82 West Itta Bena, MS  38941 bjwax_2000@yahoo.com
Deb Helms, M.S., Director Recreation Therapy Department North Mississippi Regional Center 967 Regional Center Drive Oxford, MS. 38655 662-513-7892	John G. Alvarez, Ph.D , Assistant Professor, Division of Health Physical Education and Recreation Delta State University Room #110 Wyatt Gymnasium Cleveland, Mississippi 38733 (662)846 – 4564 jalvarez@deltastate.edu
Tim Tummins, M.S., M.B.A. Director of Operations FOGELMAN DOWNTOWN YMCA 245 Madison Avenue Memphis, TN 38103 Phone: (901) 527-9622 Fax: (901) 527-9638 ttummins@ymcamemphis.org	Jeannette K. Saunders-Jones, M.S. Instructional Design Specialist and Faculty member Franklin University 201 South Grant Avenue Columbus, Ohio  43215-5399 saunders@teclink.net saunderj@franklin.edu
Alfred Arrington, Ed.D., Interim Dean Division of Graduate Studies and Continuing Education University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Slot 4951  ·   Pine Bluff, AR  71601 (870) 575-8317  ·  (870) 543-8022 (fax) arrington_a@uapb.edu	James "Mick" Lynch, MD. Associate Professor of Athletic Training Clinical Education Director Florida Southern University    111 Lake Hollingsworth Drive Lakeland, Florida 33801 jlynch@flsouthern.edu
Larry Schuldt, M.S, Executive Director Sterling Park District 1913 Third Ave. Sterling IL, 61081 815-622-6200	James Daniels, M.D., M.P.H. Associate Director; Director of Academic Affairs Southern Illinois University School of Medicine Quincy Family Practice Residency Program 612 North 11th, Suite B Quincy, IL  62301 Telephone: (217) 224-9484 jdaniels@siumed.edu