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CONVENTION PROGRAM SUMMARY

WednesdayNovember 29, 2017

All education programming will be held at the Fort Worth Convention Center unlessotherwise specified. One clock hour equals

one CPE hour. Programs longer than one clock hour are designated next to

the program description.

9:00 am – 5:00 pmOmni Hotel – Texas Ballrooms AB

TAHPERD Board of Directors Meeting(Board Members on their own for breakfast)

3:00 pm – 8:00 pmGrand Lobby facing Water Gardens

Registration Desk Open

6:00 pm – 8:00 pmExhibit Hall A

Meet the Exhibitors

Opening Convention EventExhibit Hall Opening!

Don’t miss the fun activities & exciting entertainment

6:00 pm – 8:00 pmExhibit Halls BC

Jump Rope for Heart Demo Team Rehearsal

ThursdayNovember 30, 2017

7:00 am – 5:00 pmGrand Lobby facing Water Gardens


7:00 am – 9:00 amGENERAL DIVISIONK-12 ADMINISTRATORS SECTIONRoom 100Presentation: K-12 AdministratorsBreakfast & Round Table Discussion –Rhonda Rutherford-Odom, Helen Wagner,and Rebecca S. FuchsAbstract: Open invitation to all K-12Administrators, Directors, Coordinators,Facilitators, and Lead Teachers to join ina round table discussion and networkingbreakfast. Let’s fuel up your engines andbe DRIVEN BY PURPOSE! Participantswill be involved in a Driver’s Meeting/Race Day discussion that will focus onbest practices in HPERD. There will beinteractive focus activities to move dis-cussion and pit stop strategies to powerup your toolbox for the racing season.Strap on your seatbelt for high energy,quick-paced breakfast. Purchase yourRace Day Breakfast ticket in advance.During the breakfast, Michele Rusnak willpresent – “What Does it Take to Create aQuality Physical Education Program.”Participants will gain valuable tips andsuggestions on how to establish and su-pervise a quality Physical Educationprogram. The presenter will share hertop 10 “Reflections” that she has learnedfrom working in an urban district forover 13 years. Participants will workthrough a task sheet that includes recog-nizing their beliefs and vision for theirprogram, use policy and relationships todrive their work, learn how to buildteacher capacity, and understand whycelebrating accomplishments are so im-portant.Activity: Audience ParticipationBusiness: Section Elections

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7:00 am – 8:00 amRECREATION DIVISIONLEISURE ACTIVITIES & SPORTSSECTIONMeet in Omni Hotel LobbyPresentation: TAHPERD CommunityStroll – Thelma “T.J.” Hapshie and Erik S.SilviusAbstract: Recreation Division will leada walk through Central Square - WaterGardens or as it was known in the late1800’s Hell’s Half Acre. This area wasthe edge of the Cowtown’s notoriousHell’s Half Acre where a District of Sa-loons, Dance Hall, Gambling Parlors,and Bordellos thrived in the late 1800’s.Now the Gardens are designed to be aplayground for the senses. Surroundedby over 500 species of plants and trees,the main area of the park - the threepools, the Mountain, Central Squareand the theater – were created as micro-environments for the people of FortWorth to enjoy and explore. Don’t missthis opportunity to join your TAHPERDcolleagues for an invigorating and socialmorning walk!Activity: Audience Participation

DANCE DIVISIONDANCE CULTURAL, SOCIAL &WELLNESS FORMS SECTIONRoom 200Presentation: Make Your Day withYoga – Carolyn M. MauckAbstract: Start your day with essentialYoga poses and stretches!Activity: Audience Participation

8:00 am – 4:00 pmExhibit Hall Open

Exhibit Hall A

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Open Night Dance Performances

6:30 – 7:30 p.m.

Arlington Heights High School

Creekview High School

Sunset High School

Tarrant County College Northwest

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8:00 am – 10:15 am(2 hours of CPE)

Must attend both hours to receive 2 hours of CECH credit.

HEALTH DIVISION (Entry-Level CECH)HEALTH INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM SECTIONRoom 104Presentation: Strategies for TeachingSocial Emotional Health Using TEKS –Felicia A. Ceaser-White, Janet A. Cochran,Claudia Cummings, Thomasina C. Gatson,and Delia L. ThibodeauxAbstract: In this double session presen-tation, conference members will begiven information on constructing andaccessing lessons, based on the HealthTEKS. In the first hour, attendees willbe instructed on incorporating HealthTEKS into their lesson plans, using ap-propriate lesson content. They will begiven an opportunity to construct theirown lesson plan. Information will alsobe given on coordinating and constructinglessons that teach across the curricula.In the second hour, attendees will be in-structed on the foundations and philos-ophy of assessing knowledge, with bothtraditional methods and action-basedlearning methods shown. Example les-son plans, activities, and assessmentswill be based on social and emotionalhealth.Activity: Audience Participation

8:00 am – 9:00 am

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASESkillasticsExhibit Halls BCPresentation: The Laws of Motion:Integrating STEM & Physical Activity –Jess WadleighAbstract: This workshop integratesSTEM and PA in a unique format thathelps develop healthier, more produc-tive children.Activity: Audience Participation

GENERAL DIVISIONINSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGYSECTIONRoom 102Presentation: 24/7 PD – Tailor YourProfessional Development to Suit YourNeeds and Interests through SocialMedia – Nicole Garza and Jorge A. RodriguezAbstract: This session will offer a dif-ferentiated approach to the use of socialmedia to personalize and curate profes-sional development needs and interests.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

COLLEGE & HEALTH DIVISIONSPROFESSIONAL PREPARATIONSECTIONRoom 103 APresentation: An Investigation intoKnowledge Differences between Healthand Non-Health Majors RegardingObesity – Heather Clark, Dr. Rhonda N.Rahn, and Dr. Ledric ShermanAbstract: This session seeks to investigatedifferences in knowledge regarding obesity between undergrads with careeraspirations in health versus other pro-fessions.Activity: Lecture

GENERAL & COLLEGE DIVISIONSASSESSMENT & EVALUATION ANDCOLLEGE RESEARCH SECTIONSRoom 103 BPresentation: Review of CurrentPhysical Activity Levels of AmericanCollege Students – Alex D. SullinsAbstract: This session will focus on asystematic literature review on currentresearch being collected on the levels ofphysical activity of current college stu-dents.Activity: Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION &DANCE DIVISIONSELEMENTARY, MIDDLE & HIGHSCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATIONAND DANCE CULTURAL, SOCIAL& WELLNESS FORMS SECTIONSBallroom APresentation: Creative Yoga – Roina I.Baquera, McKenna Breedlove, Allison C.Huff, and Rianna JacksonAbstract: Students may not always beready for quiet yoga spaces; engage them

in creative and unique yoga activities!Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONBallroom BPresentation: G.Y.M. – Get YourselfMoving With Fun and Fitness! – AnneDaily, Jeffrey W. Peters, Ashley M. Pondrom,and Courtney L. RobertsonAbstract: Come learn high energy fungames that your kids will love!Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION& EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION SECTIONSBallroom CPresentation: The KinderFrogs AreComing! – Dr. Lisa M. Silliman-Frenchand Amanda J. YoungAbstract: Preschool children withDown Syndrome from KinderFrogs, anearly intervention laboratory preschoolat Texas Christian University, will par-ticipate in adapted PE activities.Activity: Audience Participation

DANCE & PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONSDANCE CULTURAL, SOCIAL &WELLNESS FORMS SECTIONRoom 200Presentation: POUND – Rockout,Workout – Kristina ShelburneAbstract: Burn up to 600 calories inthis fun fitness jam session combiningthe art of drumming.Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONEARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONSECTIONRoom 201 APresentation: Fine Motor Fun! – Dr. Jennifer N. Ahrens, Teri L. Carter, andMarty R. WrightAbstract: This session will offer pre-school physical education teachers ideasfor integrating fine motor skills into thegym. Additionally, these concepts can beimplemented for classroom teachers.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

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CONVENTION PROGRAM SUMMARYPHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONMIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONRoom 201 BCPresentation: Using Fitness Educationand Sport Education to Promote Physi-cal Literacy – Tsz Lun (Alan) Chu,Hongxin Li, and Dr. Tao ZhangAbstract: This session introduces anddiscusses the use of Fitness Educationand Sport Education curriculum modelsto promote physical literacy based onthe SHAPE America’s National Standards.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY PHYSICAL EDUCATON SECTIONRoom 202Presentation: STEM Integration inPhysical Education – Yvonne Carrillo andCynthia E. CoronadoAbstract: Learn new, fun and meaning-ful S.T.E.M. activities to include in yourPhysical Education class. These easy-to-do activities can be modified for yourclass’ needs.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASESQAIR Fitness SolutionsRoom 203Presentation: The Ultimate Sessionfor Supporting Lifelong Movement –Crystal Gorwitz and Jade NgAbstract: This active session offers in-structional strategies, ideas, opportuni-ties for discussion, lesson plans andbrain boosts to support physical literacyfor lifelong movement. Attendees willlearn how to teach physical literacywhich moves beyond fitness, motorskills, daily behavior, motivation confi-dence, physical confidence, knowledgeand understanding.Activity: Audience Participation

COLLEGE & PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONSSPORT MANAGEMENT & SPORTSECTIONSRoom 204 APresentation: Enhancing Values: Ritualand Tradition in Sport and Physical Ed-ucation – J. Patrick Marsh, Glenn A.Miller, and Matthew Robinson

Abstract: This presentation will offeran explanation of ritual and tradition, as-sociated benefits for sport and physicaleducation settings, and methods for de-velopment and successful implementa-tion.Activity: Lecture

COLLEGE & PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONSPROFESSIONAL PREPARATIONSECTIONRoom 204 BPresentation: Physical EducationTeachers’ Professional Identity Con-struction and Development – Tracey Ely,Dr. Xiaofen Deng Keating, and Jingwen LiuAbstract: This session is aimed to in-crease awareness and knowledge base ofprofessional identity among physical ed-ucation teachers, researchers, and schooladministrators.Activity: Lecture

9:15 am – 10:15 am

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASEGOPHER SportExhibit Halls BCPresentation: Action Team Gamesfrom Gopher – Doug SatreAbstract: In this session you will learnnew games for your PE class, classroommanagement techniques and most im-portantly, have fun!Activity: Audience Participation

GENERAL, PHYSICAL EDUCA-TION & HEALTH DIVISIONSK-12 ADMINISTRATORS SECTIONRoom 102Presentation: How to Become a PALto Your Students and School – TamaraG. Gilstrap, Rose M. Haggerty, Janice P.Longino, Mario J. Reyna, and Dr. José A.SantiagoAbstract: Participants will learn how tobecome a Physical Active Leader andwhat that means for their students andtheir school. Participants will also learnof all the benefits of being a PAL.Activity: Lecture

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASEEverlast Climbing Industries, Inc.Room 103 APresentation: Climb On! How toBring Climbing to Your School – KevinSudeithAbstract: Learn about the many benefitsof rock climbing, the different climbingwall options, safety considerations andthe steps to securing a climbing wall.Activity: Lecture

GENERAL DIVISIONDIVERSITY SECTIONRoom 103 BPresentation: Understanding theHomeless Students We Teach: Who AreThey? What Can We Do? – Jack V. SearsAbstract: Over 100,000 children inTexas have trouble finding a descent,permanent place to live. Join us in thisdiscussion of student homelessness.Activity: LectureBusiness: Section Elections

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASESpikeball®, Inc.Ballroom APresentation: Spikeball®: UniqueSport Geared Toward All Ages and AbilityLevels – Grayson Ayres and Skyler BolesAbstract: Learn to play. Know therules. Create progressions. Adapt modi-fications. Experience mini-games. Honeyour skills. Practice with drills. Com-pete. Play! #JoinTheMovement.Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENATARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONBallroom BPresentation: Designed To Move –Paula J. Edwards, Cheryl T. Kool, PatriciaL. McAlpin, and Benjamin T. PirilloAbstract: Learn fun activities this dy-namic group of teachers use with theirstudents. The activities are designed tomaximize students’ MVPA!Activity: Audience ParticipationBusiness: Section Elections

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30GENERAL & PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONSJUMP ROPE & HOOPS FORHEART SECTIONBallroom CPresentation: Double Dutch Fun forAll – Timothy L. RaderAbstract: Learn the basics of DoubleDutch turning and jumping that willhelp improve your PE program andJRFH event.Activity: Audience Participation

DANCE & PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONSDANCE PEDAGOGY & ELEMENTARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONSRoom 200Presentation: Elementary Dance: HowCan It Work on Your Campus? – JulianaT. WilliamsAbstract: Dance and PE teachers willlearn how to implement dance at the El-ementary level.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONRoom 201 APresentation: Teaching Game for Un-derstanding and Adventure Educationfor Physical Literacy – JoonYoung Lee, Dr.Tao Zhang, and Xiaoxia ZhangAbstract: Introduce the values and ap-plications of the Teaching Game forUnderstanding (TGFU) and AdventureEducation curriculum models to pro-mote student’s physical literacy based onthe SHAPE America’s National Standards.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASEMarathon KidsRoom 201 BCPresentation: Building Success in YourRunning/Walking Program – LauraClarke, Kenrick Tyrrell, and Nurrie WilsonAbstract: Join Marathon Kids as theyshare success stories from Coaches inthe field, and learn how to build successin your own running/walking club.Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION &DANCE DIVISIONSADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONRoom 202Presentation: Dynamic Denton:Adapted Movement Programming – Dr. Linda C. Hilgenbrinck, Heather A.Katz, and Roxanne R. MuncyAbstract: Denton ISD teachers willprovide an overview of adapted move-ment programs, and district PartnerDance students will perform variousstyles of dance learned in class.Activity: Audience Participation/ Performance/LectureBusiness: Section Elections

COLLEGE DIVISIONPROFESSIONAL PREPARATIONSECTIONRoom 203Presentation: Teaching Lifetime Activ-ities Creatively – Daniel Anderson, EmilyArredondo, Bianca Bueno, Ana L. Cisneros,and Jose GuillenAbstract: Using creative ways to teachlifetime activities inside a gym. Thinkingand planning “outside the box.”Activity: Audience Participation/LectureBusiness: Section Elections

COLLEGE, GENERAL & PHYSI-CAL EDUCATION DIVISIONSRESEARCH, K-12 ADMINISTRATORS,EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONAND ELEMENTARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONSRoom 204 APresentation: Creating Healthier KidsOne Step at a Time: A LiiNK ProjectInitiative – Laura Clark, Dave Farbo, andDr. Deborah J. RheaAbstract: This presentation will focuson a LiiNK Project study measuringphysical activity patterns and emotionaldifferences in public school grades 1 and2 children.Activity: Lecture

COLLEGE DIVISIONRESEARCH SECTIONRoom 204 BPresentation: Discoveries of a CuriousSportsman – Dr. Duane V. Knudson, 2016TAHPERD ScholarAbstract: This 2016 TAHPERDScholar lecture examines four lines ofsports biomechanics research and its application in professional practice ofphysical education and coaching.Activity: Lecture

10:30 am – 11:30 am

RECREATION DIVISIONWATER SPORTS SECTIONSheraton Hotel – Indoor PoolPresentation: Introduction to SCUBA– Richard H. Almstedt, Patricia A Donaldson,Julian Garcia, and Alan F. WrightAbstract: Try SCUBA! If you have always wanted to try scuba, this is yourchance. Participants will experience theexcitement of exploring inner-space justlike the NASA Atronauts.Activity: Audience ParticipationBusiness: Section Elections

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASETchoukball, Inc.Exhibit Halls BCPresentation: A Team Sport With NoFouls, No Injuries, No Arguing…LetsPlay TCHOUKBALL! – Todd KeatingAbstract: Tchoukball is a unique teamsport where students of all ages and skilllevels can compete equally in a fast-paced, contact free environment!Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONADAPTED, ELEMENTARY, ANDMIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL PHYSI-CAL EDUCATION SECTIONSRoom 102Presentation: Talk the Talk to Walk theWalk – Melody L. Caza, Stephanie D.Faulkner, and Cindy L. SlagleAbstract: This is an open discussionwith all participants regarding needs,ideas, concerns, and thoughts about theinclusion of students with special needsin APE and General PE.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

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CONVENTION PROGRAM SUMMARYPHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY, MIDDLE & HIGHSCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONSRoom 103 APresentation: Don’t Stop at Assess-ment: Strategies to Maximize Fitness-Gram Data – Katelin M. AndersonAbstract: Engage a panel of school anddistrict users from the field to share tipson utilizing fitness data to track trends,communicate, and evaluate.Activity: Lecture

GENERAL & COLLEGE DIVISIONSASSESSMENT & EVALUATIONSECTIONRoom 103 BPresentation: Factors Influence Physi-cal Activity Devices (PAD) Use Behav-iors among College Students – Dr.Xiaofen Deng Keating, Xiaolu Liu, andRulan ShangguanAbstract: This session is aimed to in-crease the knowledge base of factors thatinfluence college students’ PAD use be-haviors among Physical Educationteachers, researchers, and school admin-istrators.Activity: LectureBusiness: Section Elections

HEALTH DIVISION(Entry-Level CECH)HEALTH PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION SECTIONRoom 104Presentation: Prescription for Tragedy:How Teens Abuse Medicine – Dr. MichaelE. SandlinAbstract: This program will informteachers the seriousness of prescriptionand over-the-counter use and abuse byteens today.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION &RECREATION DIVISIONSEARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONAND SPORTS SECTIONSBallroom APresentation: Young Athletes FutureStars Sports Day Recreational SportsTheme – John K. Bednarczyk andJustin Morton

Abstract: How to set up a Sports Dayand how to engage pre-kindergartenstudents in learning lead up sports skillsas part of the young athletes’ programculminating event. Audience will partic-ipate in an 8 station gross motor recre-ational sports rotation.Activity: Audience ParticipationBusiness: Early Childhood EducationSection Elections

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONBallroom BPresentation: I Like That Old TimeRock ‘N Roll – Dr. Pug D. ParrisAbstract: This session will featureseven routines, focusing on oldie goldiemusic of short duration and clean lyrics,to provide participants with dance andrhythm routines for lesson focus or fit-ness emphasis.Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY, MIDDLE & HIGHSCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONSBallroom CPresentation: If Mindfulness Is theDriver, Then SEL Is the Purpose – Crys-tal T. ReimerAbstract: A social-emotional learningenvironment is in the gym, healthclasses, track, playing field and beyond.Mindfulness has many lessons to helpmake this happen.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONSPORTS AND MIDDLE & HIGHSCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONSRoom 201 APresentation: Become a TrueSportChampion: Teach, Learn, and Play – Dr. Rosanne S. Keathley and Dr. Judy R.SandlinAbstract: This program will introduceteachers and coaches to the TrueSportmovement with the goal of developingTrueSport champions at schools, dis-tricts, or sports leagues.Activity: Lecture

HEALTH DIVISIONHEALTH INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM SECTIONRoom 201 BCPresentation: K.I.S.S. – Keep It SimpleSilly – Janet A. Cochran, Irene Gallegos,Thomasina C. Gatson, Deidre M. Haines,April L. Hooper, and Becky D. SimmonsAbstract: Participants will learn multi-ple impactful lessons/activities to use inclass to help students become health lit-erate individuals.Activity: Audience Participation/LectureBusiness: All Health Division SectionElections

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONRoom 202Presentation: Warm-Ups, Warm-Ups,and More Warm-Ups – Kimberly A. BensonAbstract: This presentation will intro-duce various ways to get your studentsmoving while incorporating contentfrom other subject areas, fitness compo-nents, and activities aligned to StatePhysical Education Standards.Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONSPORTS AND MIDDLE & HIGHSCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONSRoom 203Presentation: Fitness Can Be FunAgain! – Fitness Education Model – Dr. Jennifer N. Ahrens, Teri L. Carter, andMarty R. WrightAbstract: This interactive session willsee participants engaged in fitness fun!Participants will learn how to promoteparticipation of their students, teachthem how to self-evaluate, how to in-corporate cognitive learning opportuni-ties, and how to provide students withtools and skills to be active for a lifetime.Activity: Audience Participation/LectureBusiness: Sports Section Elections

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30COLLEGE DIVISIONPROFESSIONAL PREPARATIONSECTIONRoom 204 APresentation: Assessing ProfessionalDispositions in PETE – Janice L. WallaceAbstract: One University’s quest toidentify relevant professional disposi-tions in order to create an instrumentfor use in their PETE program.Activity: Lecture

COLLEGE & RECREATION DIVISIONSCOLLEGE BASIC ACTIVITIES &OUTDOOR EDUCATION SECTIONSRoom 204 BPresentation: Backpacking to BuildLeadership and Communities – Dr.Lynn Luttrell and Dr. Odies L. WrightAbstract: This session will focus onsharing leadership skills, formatting,community building within a successfulbackpacking class at the University level.Activity: LectureBusiness: College Basic Activities Sec-tion Elections

11:00 am – 1:00 pm

TAHPERD Student Lunch & Activities

Omni Hotel – Texas Ballroom FFood, Games, Prizes &

Student Section ElectionsCollege students must purchase ticket to attend.

11:30 am – 1:00 pm

Dance LuncheonRoom 100

Attendees must purchase ticket to attend.

Don’t miss these additional Exhibitor Showcase Programs

11:45 am – 12:45 pm

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASEShield MFG, Inc.Exhibit Halls BCPresentation: Floor Hockey: Skills,Fitness & Fun – Craig D. MuniAbstract: This presentation provides avariety of floor hockey warm-up activi-ties, skill activities, drills and games todevelop fitness, skills, teamwork andmore.Activity: Audience Participation

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASESpeed Stacks, Inc.Ballroom CPresentation: Sport Stacking withSpeed Stacks – Matt Burk, Carmen Griffith,and Jimmy GriffithAbstract: This will be a hands-on expe-rience where you will learn the basicpatterns of stacking including over 20plus games and activities offeredthrough our comprehensive curriculum.Activity: Audience Participation

1:15 pm – 3:30 pm (2 hours of CPE)

RECREATION & PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONSADVENTURE EDUCATION ANDMIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL PHYSI-CAL EDUCATION SECTIONSMeet in Lobby under HangingCowboy Hats (Houston Street side)Presentation: TRoFE (TAHPERDRace-on-Foot Expedition) XVII – Dr. Sandy K. Kimbrough, 2016 TAHPERDUniversity Physical Educator of the YearAbstract: JOIN THE TRADITION inFort Worth and get some exercise too!You will make memories, meetstrangers, and take hilarious pictures!!!Dress comfortably; bring a teammate,cell phone with camera, a little cash,pen, and sense of adventure. Prizes for1st and 2nd place!Activity: Audience Participation

1:15 pm – 2:15 pm

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASENASCOExhibit Halls BCPresentation: Games, Games,Games!!! – Tim TaggartAbstract: Learn new standards basedgames for PE that focus on fun, inclu-sion, teamwork, strategy, motor skills,and most of all, being physically active!!!Activity: Audience Participation

GENERAL, PHYSICAL EDUCA-TION & HEALTH DIVISIONSK-12 ADMINISTRATORS SECTIONRoom 102Presentation: Let’s Move with ActiveSchools Program – Rose M. Haggerty,Janice P. Longino, and Mario J. ReynaAbstract: Participants will become fa-miliar with the Active Schools Initiativeand how to become a part of the pro-gram from our state Representatives.Participants will also learn how this pro-gram relates to PAL.Activity: Lecture/Panel Discussion

COLLEGE DIVISIONSTUDENT SECTIONRoom 103 APresentation: Opportunities, Benefits,Oh My! Cost Effective Pathways toYour Master’s – Alan F. WrightAbstract: How to pursue a Master’s byworking as a Teaching or Graduate As-sistant.Activity: Lecture

GENERAL DIVISIONK-12 ADMINISTRATORS SECTIONRoom 103 BPresentation: Leadership in TAHPERD:How to Become Involved in TAHPERD!– Barbara C. PolanskyAbstract: Want to become an officerand/or a committee member in TAHPERD? Find out How!Activity: Lecture

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CONVENTION PROGRAM SUMMARYHEALTH DIVISION(Advanced-Level CECH)COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATION SECTIONRoom 104Presentation: Developing AcademicPipelines for Career Success – KerryBerry, Dr. Rosanne S. Keathley, RenataRusso, and Dr. Judy R. SandlinAbstract: Build academic pipelinesfrom high schools, community colleges,to universities through innovative aca-demic support to achieve degree com-pletion and career advancement forat-risk students.Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY, MIDDLE & HIGHSCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONSBallroom APresentation: Purpose Driven PE –Julia M. Behr, Cindy C. Bladl, GayDobecka, Michael Erickson, Tamara G.Gilstrap, Jason Gray, R. Cole Larned,Colleen M. Michaelis, Lori B. Moore, andMaribel H. UreyAbstract: Coppell ISD PE Specialistswill lead the audience in games, activi-ties, and simple technology apps whichwill enhance your TTESS performancedomains while keeping your learners“Actively Moving”!Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION & AREADIVISIONSELEMENTARY, MIDDLE & HIGHSCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONSBallroom CPresentation: 4,6,8...CooperativeGames/Activities with the Same Equip-ment – Art Navarez and Jeffrey W. PetersAbstract: This presentation will be forelementary and middle school students.The students will increase their knowl-edge and skills in many different chal-lenges.Activity: Audience ParticipationBusiness: All Area Division SectionElections

DANCE DIVISIONDANCE PERFORMANCE SECTIONRoom 200Presentation: Show Time: YourBiggest Fun (& Fund) Raiser of theYear! – Rae D. Collins, 2016 TAHPERDK-12 Dance Educator of the YearAbstract: Attendees will gain steps andskills to follow and attain the most prof-itable performance possible.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

COLLEGE DIVISIONPROFESSIONAL PREPARATIONSECTIONRoom 201 APresentation: If You Can’t Beat’em,Join’em: Implementing a HybridCoaching Theory Course in a PETEProgram – Janice L. WallaceAbstract: This session outlines the cre-ation of a hybrid coaching theory coursethat utilizes the flipped classroom peda-gogical approach.Activity: Lecture

GENERAL & PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONSINSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGYSECTIONRoom 201 BCPresentation: Use QR Codes to AllowStudents to Choose Their Own PhysicalActivities – Jeffrey A. Colburn, Dr. Xiaofen Deng Keating and MinJae KimAbstract: With QR codes, PE Teacherscan let students choose different activi-ties in class; hands-on experience on theuse of QR codes in PE teaching.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION &DANCE DIVISIONSADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONRoom 202Presentation: Everyone Can Dance,Everyone Can Teach Dance – Tracy N.Sharlow, 2016 SHAPE America NationalAdapted Physical Education Teacher ofthe YearAbstract: Simplify Dance and then takeit to the next level. Build upon differentconcepts, strategies, and successfullyimplement dance into your PE/APE

curriculum.Activity: Audience Participation

HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCA-TION DIVISIONS (Entry-Level CECH)COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATION SECTIONRoom 203Presentation: Let’s Have a Family Fit-ness Night – Jeramea D. Bailey, Janet A.Cochran, and H. C. GrimetAbstract: Presenters will share success-ful ideas for anyone to host a Family Fit-ness Night.Activity: Audience Participation

COLLEGE & GENERAL DIVISIONSSTUDENT & INSTRUCTIONALTECHNOLOGY SECTIONSRoom 204 APresentation: Join the Student Sectionto Learn Which Social Media PlatformWorks Best for You! TWEET, SNAP,Like and Follow TAHPERD – Luis A.Castillo and Nicole GarzaAbstract: Participants will learn how tostay connected to TAHPERD.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

COLLEGE DIVISIONSPORT MANAGEMENT SECTIONRoom 204 BPresentation: Sport Industry Panel andMeet – Dr. Daniel J. Burt and Dr. PaulFikesAbstract: A professional panel of sportindustry experts will be available for aQ&A on how to get internships andbreak into the sport industry.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

2:30 pm – 3:30 pm

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASEToledo PE SupplyExhibit Halls BCPresentation: Move It: Fast & FuriousFitness – Dr. Curt HinsonAbstract: Hands-on warm-up and fitness activities, including circuits andpartner challenges to develop aerobicendurance, muscular strength and flexi-bility.Activity: Audience Participation

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30RECREATION DIVISIONLEISURE ACTIVITIES & SPORTSSECTIONRoom 100Presentation: Driven By Dominoes! –Luis A. Castillo, Mary Lou Trinidad, andYtszel TrinidadAbstract: Come out driven to learn anew game, to few!! You may just needan activity for those Texas rainy days ortesting days.Activity: Audience Participation

GENERAL & PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONSINSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGYSECTIONRoom 102Presentation: Geek Out on Assess-ment – How to Use Technology toHelp with Assessment in PE – Jorge A.RodriguezAbstract: Attendees will learn new andinnovative ways to use technology tohelp with assessment in PE. We will ex-plore apps, digital portfolios, and digitaloptions to help with work flow.Activity: LectureBusiness: Section Elections

GENERAL & HEALTH DIVISIONSK-12 ADMINISTRATORS &HEALTH PROMOTION SECTIONSRoom 103 APresentation: More than a Message:Framing School Health Issues – KellyReed-HirschAbstract: Learning how to use mes-sage-framing techniques for creatingmessages that resonate, will enableschool health education, and advocacyto occur more effectively. Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASE100 Mile ClubRoom 103 BPresentation: From Mile 1 to Mile100: Developing Growth Mindset in AllStudents – Kara LubinAbstract: Attendees will learn about the100 Mile Club model and how to im-plement this easy and innovative pro-gram developed to address childhoodobesity by increasing activity at school.Activity: Lecture

HEALTH DIVISIONHEALTH PROMOTION SECTIONRoom 104Presentation: Student Ambassadors:Student Community Health Workers onYour Campus – Rebeca CF BaqueroAbstract: Learn how the Student Am-bassador Program can encourage healthyeating and active living on your campusby promoting community service healthprojects run by students.Activity: Lecture

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASEUSTA TexasBallroom APresentation: Hot Shots: The RoadAhead – Ainsley WilliamsAbstract: USTA Texas is excited for thetransformation of our Hot Shots pro-gram as we pair up with USTA’s newyouth brand, Net Generation, to growtennis in the out-of-school space. Joinus as we explore Net Generation andlearn how YOU can be a part of devel-oping the next generation of greats!Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY, MIDDLE & HIGHSCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONSBallroom CPresentation: Field Day is Calling andI Must Go! – Claire L. Harvey and AngieR. HeitmanAbstract: Moving and grooving withnew field day activities. Dancing thatwill have you wanting to get up andmove to the beat.Activity: Audience Participation

DANCE DIVISIONDANCE PEDAGOGY SECTIONRoom 200Presentation: Student ChoreographyFeedback Session – Carisa L. ArmstrongAbstract: Participants will providefeedback for young choreographersusing the Liz Lerman Critical Responsemethod.Activity: Audience Participation/ Per-formance

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONADAPTED AND MIDDLE & HIGHSCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONSRoom 201 APresentation: Partner’s PE from aPartner High School Student’s Perspec-tive – Terry L. Bartlett, Ashley Dutton, andErica TrollopeAbstract: The purpose of this session isto share the benefits of Peer Partner’sPE for Peer Partners and students withdisabilities when the class is set up cor-rectly.Activity: Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY, MIDDLE & HIGHSCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONSRoom 201 BCPresentation: 50 Million Strong MeetsStudent Empowerment – Dr. Dorothy D.Lambdin and Rebecca Lambdin-AbrahamAbstract: Bodies moving and SELstrategies flowing while EMPOWER-ING student leaders to champion healthand wellness and advocate for SHAPEAmerica’s goal of 50 Million Strong by2029.Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONEARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONSECTIONRoom 202Presentation: More than a Game –Fostering Self-Regulation and ExecutiveFunction – Cherie D. Cooper, Melody F.Green, and Leisy C. OlivaresAbstract: Let’s play and examine howgames can wire the brain for success. PEgames are powerful teaching tools thatdevelop foundational learning skills.Activity: Audience Participation

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CONVENTION PROGRAM SUMMARYHEALTH & GENERAL DIVISIONS(Entry-Level CECH)COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCA-TION & DIVERSITY SECTIONSRoom 203Presentation: Qigong Program forHealth Promotion in Community: Howit Works – Dr. Xiangli Gu, Dr. Tao Zhang,and Xiaoxia ZhangAbstract: Introduce the developmentof Qigong program and its significantfunction for health; explain implement-ing plan in community organizations:do a workshop about Qigong programpractice.Activity: Audience Participation/ Performance

COLLEGE DIVISIONCOLLEGE ADMINISTRATORSSECTIONRoom 204 APresentation: Transferring Coursesfrom Community Colleges to Universi-ties – Graeme E. Cox, Dr. Judi S. Phillips,and Dr. Tara M. Tietjen-SmithAbstract: Attendees will discuss trans-ferring courses from Community Col-leges to the University and the THECBregulations.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

Representative AssemblyOmni Hotel – Texas Ballroom E

6:30 – 7:00 pmDelegate Check-in

7:00 – 9:00 pmRepresentative Assembly

FridayDecember 1, 2017



7:00 am – 8:00 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONMIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL ANDADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONSRoom 203Presentation: Behind the Eye of Yoga– Victoria OttoAbstract: Explore the neuroscience ofwhy yoga works. Begin creating your“stress management backpack” with scientifically proven techniques usableanywhere, anytime. This is a great activityfor Adapted students.Activity: Audience Participation

7:45 am – 9:00 am

COLLEGE DIVISIONCOLLEGE ADMINISTRATORS

SECTIONCollege Administrators Breakfast

Room 100Attendees must purchase ticket to attend.

Business: Section Elections

8:30 am – 4:00 pmExhibit Hall Open

Exhibit Hall A

8:00 am – 9:00 am

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASEPalos SportsExhibit Halls BCPresentation: a2e: Let’s Stir ThingsUp! – Health in Elementary PE – HeatherIslerAbstract: A dash of Health, a sprinkleof cross-curriculum, a dollop of social-emotional skills and a WHOLE lot offun!Activity: Audience Participation

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3:45 – 5:00 pmLynn & Tillie McCraw First General Session

Ballroom B

Welcome: Rachel Naylor, President

Recognition of Special Guests:Rachel Naylor, President

• 2017 TAHPERD Board of Directors• 2017 Award Recipients• SHAPE America President

Dr. Fran Cleland• SHAPE America Southern District

President – Dee Castelvecchi

Recognition of Partnership - AHA• JRFH/HFH Grant Recipients• Recognize JRFH/HFH

Coordinators• Presentation of Check

Introduction Keynote Speaker:Rachel Naylor, President

Keynote Speakers: Dr. Brian Gottardy,Superintendent of Schools, NorthEast ISD & Midge LaPorte Epstein,Executive Vice President, AHASouthWest Affiliate

Announcements: Barbara Polansky &Linda Gibbons, Conv. Co-Managers

Closing Remarks:Rachel Naylor, President

Area Division Door Prize Drawings (Must be present to win)

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1GENERAL DIVISIONK-12 ADMINISTRATORS SECTIONRoom 102Presentation: Welcome to Administra-tor’s Day – Rachel E. Naylor and AmyNewmanAbstract: Learn about the ins and outsof Administrators’ Day, Convention,and available youth programs from theAmerican Heart Association.Activity: Lecture

RECREATION DIVISIONOUTDOOR EDUCATION SECTIONRoom 103 APresentation: Incorporating Environ-mental Literacy in Our Teaching and inStudent Learning – Jack V. SearsAbstract: Join the discussion concern-ing the Texas Natural Resource/ Envi-ronmental Literacy Plan and discoverhow you can incorporate into yourschool, content and practice.Activity: Lecture

GENERAL DIVISIONINSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGYSECTIONRoom 103 BPresentation: Reach Out – UsingVideo – Rebecca Lambdin-AbrahamAbstract: Multiply yourself and yourstudents in your class, school and com-munity using video for instruction andadvocacy. Tech Tools and Techniqueswill be discussed.Activity: Lecture

HEALTH DIVISION(Entry-Level CECH)HEALTH PROMOTION SECTIONRoom 104Presentation: Sex Health – HealthyRelationships – Irene GallegosAbstract: Participants will discuss theimportance of abstinence, sex health,healthy relationships, and condoms.Activity: Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONBallroom APresentation: S.W.A.G. (Sports, Warm-Ups, Activities, Games) – Curtis D. Tinsley

Abstract: Fun and innovative ideas tomaximize participation for any sizegroup and budget.Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONEARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION& ELMENTARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONSBallroom CPresentation: Switch Gears From “N”Nowhere to “D” – Dynamite! – Sandy J.Dickerson, Wendy L. Harsin, and SelinaHemphillAbstract: Come join us for fun move-ment to routines using different types ofequipment, to songs our kids love!Activity: Audience Participation

DANCE DIVISIONDANCE AESTHETICS SECTIONRoom 200Presentation: How to Create andGrade a Choreography Project – HilaryC. Rinella and Juliana T. WilliamsAbstract: This session will dive deepinto the appreciation and beauty of theart of dance focusing on how to createchoreography.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

COLLEGE DIVISIONSPORT MANAGEMENT SECTIONRoom 201 APresentation: Sport Management CaseStudy Competition – Dr. Daniel J. Burtand Dr. Paul FikesAbstract: A case study competition forundergraduate students to compete infront of a panel of professional and aca-demic judges over a provided scenario.Activity: Lecture

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASEIT’S TIME TEXASRoom 201 BCPresentation: Building a HealthierCommunity through SHAC and En-gagement! – Sara Jefferson and BeatriceWatsonAbstract: Utilize SHAC as a driver forcommunity engagement and as a way tointroduce new programs and resources.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION & GENERAL DIVISIONSADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION& DIVERSITY SECTIONSRoom 202Presentation: Facilitating Inclusion inPhysical Activity Settings – Dr. Carlos M.Cervantes and Lydia UrbinaAbstract: In this session, participantswill discuss and engage in simple strate-gies to promote inclusion of diverselearners in physical activity settings.Activity: Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONMIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL PHYSI-CAL EDUCATION SECTIONRoom 203Presentation: Yoga Round Up – VictoriaOttoAbstract: Capitalize on class time byusing circles to introduce new skills,teambuilding and yoga all rounded upinto fun-loving activities with smiles allaround. Activity: Audience Participation

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASEKids Triathlon, Inc.Room 204 APresentation: Tri PE for a Day – Edu-cational Grant Kids Triathlon, Inc. – Lagenia ClarkAbstract: Free Tri PE in-school presen-tations sponsored through Play 60 en-courage kids to try a triathlon. Freetraining at YMCAs and $10/participantback to the school.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

GENERAL & PHYISICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONSINSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGYAND ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE &HIGH SCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONSRoom 204 BPresentation: Get Animated – Ben-jamin T. PirilloAbstract: Have you ever wonderedhow to create and use animated GIFs ordon’t know what they are? Come jointhis session and I can help!Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

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CONVENTION PROGRAM SUMMARY

9:00 am – 12:00 pm

COLLEGE DIVISIONRESEARCH SECTIONPoster PresentationsConvention Center Lobby by StarTower Presider: Dr. Tao Zhang – Research Sec-tion ChairPoster Judging & Viewing: 9:00 am – 11:00 amContinued Poster Viewing:11:00 am – 12:00 pmBusiness: Section ElectionsAnnouncement of Poster Winners &Election Results: 11:00 am

The lead authors of the following PosterPresentations will be available to answerquestions from 9:00 – 11:00 am. Posternumbers listed by the titles designate thelead author’s classification: UG = Undergraduate, G = Graduate,and P = Professional. Abstracts are listedalphabetically by lead author’s last namein each classification.

G1 Increasing Advocacy Skillsamong Pre-Service Health andPhysical Educators. By Caitlin T.Holden and Meagan Shipley, TexasA&M University.

G2 Pre-Service Teachers’ Percep-tions and Attitudes towardComprehensive School PhysicalActivity Program (CSPAP): APilot Study. By JoonYoung Lee, Dr.Tao Zhang, Dr. Karen Weiller-Abels,and Xiaoxia Zhang, University ofNorth Texas.

G3 Cultural Adjustment Stress, In-tention, and Physical Activityamong International CollegeStudents: A Theory of PlannedBehavior Perspective. By HongxinLi, Dr. Tao Zhang, Tsz Lun Chu, andPeter Boedeker, Univeristy of NorthTexas; and Gene Lee Farren, WestTexas A&M University.

G4 Changes of Chinese CollegeStudents Fitness Testing Prac-tice. By Xiaolu Liu, Dr. Xiaofen DengKeating, Rulan Shangguan, Jeffrey A.Colburn, and Josh Nguyen, The Uni-versity of Texas at Austin; andShauijun Zhang, Oklahoma StateUniversity.

G5 Effect of Compression Socks onTime Trial Performance andRecovery in Cyclists. By CarlosJude Ortiz and Dr. John D. Smith,Texas A&M University – San An-tonio.

G6 Age Difference in Commitmentto Senior Games and Life Satis-faction. By Jungsu Ryu and JinmooHeo, Texas A&M University.

G7 Achievement Goal Profilesamong Depressed CollegeFreshmen and Their Associa-tions with Health-related Out-comes. By Xiaoxia Zhang, Dr.Xiangli Gu, and Tsz Lun Chu, Uni-versity of North Texas.

P8 Attendance and Academic Per-formance as Indicators of Kine-siology Student Retention. ByJudy Bloomquist and Dr. Nestor W.Sherman, Texas A&M University –Kingsville.

P10 ComPETEnce in EducationalGymnastics: Shaping PETE Stu-dents’ Attitudes. By Dr. LianaDavis, Texas A&M University –Corpus Christi.

P12 Analyzing Competitive Balancein Professional Sports Leagues.By Dr. Jimmy G. Disch and JasonPetro, Rice University.

P14 Peer Bullying Dilemma: To Re-port or Not to Report? By Dr. Lorraine Killion, Texas A&MUniversity – Kingsville and Dr. Dean O. Culpepper, Texas A&MUniversity – Commerce.

P15 Theory of Planned Behaviorand College Student Textingand Driving. By Dr. Judy R. San-dlin, Texas A&M University and Dr.Rosanne S. Keathley, Sam HoustonState University.

P17 Democratic Leadership is thePreferred Coaching BehaviorUsed in University Interscholas-tic Middle Male School AthleticPrograms. By Dr. Raymond Tucker,University of Houston – Victoria.

P18 Social Support and DemocraticBehavior Styles of LeadershipPreferred by Female Athletes inMiddle School Athletic Programs.

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Fabulous Door Prizes Provided by Area Division Again This Year!

Look for the ad in the Convention program with pictures of your Area Division Officers and Section Chairs. As you see these

individuals during convention, go up and introduce yourself. They willgive you a two-part raffle ticket for prize drawings for each of the threegeneral sessions. The more times you introduce yourself to someone

from the Area Division, the more tickets you will receive, and the morechances you will have to win. Tickets will be torn in half and

collected at the door as you enter each General Session. All winners must be present during drawings to win prizes.

The Area Division Officers and Section Chairs Want to Meet You! Don’t Be Shy! Find Yours on Pages 18-19!


FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1By Dr. Raymond Tucker, Universityof Houston – Victoria and Dr. WilllieJ. Black, Jr., San Antonio School Ad-ministrator.

P19 Movement Screening and Mo-bility Training in a CommunityCollege Personal FitnessCourse. By Kristy Urbick and GeneB. Power, Del Mar College; and Dr.Tinker D. Murray, Texas State Uni-versity.


COLLEGE, GENERAL & PHYSI-CIAL EDUCATION DIVISIONSCOLLEGE ADMINISTRATORS, K-12 ADMINISTRATORS, EARLYCHILDHOOD AND ELEMENTARYPHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONSAIM SeriesRoom 102Presentation: Recess Is the Big Craze:Is It a Big Deal? – Daniel Gallagher andDr. Deborah J. RheaAbstract: This presentation will focuson unstructured vs. structured play andwhy the whole child, whole school,whole community is essential – it’s big-ger than just recess.Activity: Lecture

9:15 am – 10:15 am

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASEDrumFIT® (USA) Corp.Exhibit Halls BCPresentation: Teaching Physical Liter-acy: The Power of Individual Fitnesswith Technology – Jenny Busing and PaigeEdwardsAbstract: Life-long learning in PE re-quires innovative approaches to teach-ing. Pairing individual fitness activitieswith web-based curriculum preparesstudents for permanent fitness habitsand rises to the needs of the modernstudent.Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONRoom 103 APresentation: Making Sensory RoomsMobile – William K. McGinnisAbstract: As sensory needs increase andspace for sensory rooms decrease weneed to make the room mobile.Activity: Lecture

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASETexas Beef CouncilRoom 103 BPresentation: Kitchen Confidential:How Batch Cooking Will Change YourLife – Jane Heetderks-CoxAbstract: Whether you’re cooking for 1or 10, learn the secret to spending lesstime in the kitchen and more “you”time!Activity: Lecture

HEALTH DIVISION(Entry-Level CECH)COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATION SECTIONRoom 104Presentation: Public Policy and Obe-sity – Dr. Lisa L. Alastuey and Dr. Tara M.Tietjen-SmithAbstract: This session will address thepublic policy and its role in reversingthe obesity epidemic.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASEFoundational FitnessBallroom APresentation: Maximizing MovementPotential: Simple Tools, Complex Re-sults! – Mike MeeteerAbstract: Experience a progressive andcomprehensive program that utilizesbody weight and simple equipment tobuild better movers that are “total-body”strong in all three planes of movement!Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY, MIDDLE & HIGHSCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONSBallroom CPresentation: Breaking the Boundaries– How to Successfully Make Your PE

Program More Cross-Curricular – PaulaM. Ceaser, Cara M. Grossman, and Jorge A.RodriguezAbstract: In this session, participantswill learn ways to include cross-curricularcontent into their elementary, middleschool and high school physical educa-tion classes.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

DANCE DIVISIONDANCE CULTURAL, SOCIAL &WELLNESS FORMS SECTIONRoom 200Presentation: Hip Hop for All Levels –Lacreacia SandersAbstract: Participants will learn a funand high energy hip hop combinationwhich is designed for all levels and fo-cuses on musicality and quick weightshifts.Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION &HEALTH DIVISIONSELEMENTARY, MIDDLE & HIGHSCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONSRoom 201 APresentation: SHAPE America –Achieving 50 Million Strong – Dr. FrancesCleland, SHAPE America PresidentAbstract: Find out more about SHAPEAmerica’s efforts toward achieving 50Million Strong and witness how teachersacross the nation are leading the way.Activity: Lecture

RECREATION DIVISIONOUTDOOR EDUCATION ANDLEISURE ACTIVITES & SPORTSSECTIONSRoom 201 BCPresentation: Cache Driven – JesusJavier Mireles, Mary Lou Trinidad, and Yt-szel TrinidadAbstract: High-tech scavenger huntwith the involvement of a smart phoneor simply your five senses and team-work. One will experience nature in awhole new way with keen eyesight!Activity: Audience Participation/LectureBusiness: Outdoor Education SectionElections

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CONVENTION PROGRAM SUMMARYPHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY, MIDDLE & HIGHSCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONSRoom 202Presentation: CATCH the Champions:Best of the Best – Duexieme Partie –Kashif S. Aleem, Dr. John B. Krampitz, andScott J. PowerAbstract: An array of great games fromthe gyms of CATCH Champions. Lotsof activities suitable for small areas thatintegrate academic content as well as in-structional strategies that foster inclu-sion and positive behaviors for childrenwith developmental disorders or whoare physically challenged.Activity: Audience Participation

GENERAL & PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONSJUMP ROPE & HOOPS FORHEART SECTIONRoom 203Presentation: Jump Rope for Heart101 – Ashley M. PondromAbstract: Come learn how to run yourevent. Learn jump rope skills, and greatincentives for your kids including aglow night!Activity: Audience Participation

COLLEGE & PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONSCOLLEGE BASIC ACTIVITIES & ELEMENTARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONSRoom 204 APresentation: Purple People Movers: APhysical Education and Motor Develop-ment Project – Roina I. Baquera, James E.Guess, Catherine McAna, Wade Schmit, andAmanda J. YoungAbstract: Learn how university studentsacted as movement mentors for 4th-6thgrade physical education students in aproject that involved the application ofMotor Development concepts.Activity: Lecture

COLLEGE DIVISIONSTUDENT AND PROFESSIONALPREPARATION SECTIONSRoom 204 BPresentation: Developing a Champi-

onship Mindset in Young HPERD Pro-fessionals – Dr. Kayla A. Peak and AndyWolfeAbstract: Fully interactive session thatwill prepare students to become engagedprofessionals who possess a champi-onship mentality so that they can landtheir dream job.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

10:30 am – 11:30 am

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASEUS GamesExhibit Halls BCPresentation: OPENPhysEd.Org Ele-mentary Dance Party – Brandon HerwickAbstract: Experience high energy danceactivities that will get your students activewhile developing essential knowledgeand skills. All activities integrate aca-demic language and tiered questioning.Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONRoom 103 APresentation: Improving Motor Per-formance in Children with ASDthrough Task Modifications – AndrewColombo-DougovitoAbstract: Using Dynamic Systems, taskmodifications provide information in anaccessible manor for kids with ASD.Activity: Lecture

GENERAL DIVISIONINSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGYSECTIONRoom 103 BPresentation: Physical Activity Moni-tors – Systems for Schools – MinJae Kimand Josh NguyenAbstract: With so many options to con-sider how can you determine which ac-tivity monitor is right for your situation?This session will compare cost and capa-bility.Activity: Lecture

HEALTH DIVISION(Advanced-Level CECH)HEALTH PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION SECTIONRoom 104Presentation: An Examination of Na-tional Certification for Health Educa-tion Specialists – Dr. Steven R. FurneyAbstract: This program will examinethe development of the Certificationprocess for Health Educators from the1970’s up to 2017.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONMIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL PHYSI-CAL EDUCATION SECTIONBallroom APresentation: Rugby, and OtherGames in 3 Easy Steps – Steve PrewittAbstract: Using the concepts of theTactical Games model, teachers can usesmall-sided games to teach strategiesrather than skills. Students can then usethis knowledge and apply them to othergames.Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY, MIDDLE & HIGHSCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONSBallroom CPresentation: Revving Up with Rock-wall’s Pit Crew – Laurin C. DeStefano,Adrienne Hergert, Steve C. Kelly, Janice P.Longino, and Elizabeth A. TrowbridgeAbstract: Participants will engage in in-clusive games, warm-ups, fun classroommanagement strategies, MVP activities,and quick fun formative assessmenttools ready to take back and use in thegym.Activity: Audience ParticipationBusiness: Middle & High School Phys-ical Education Section Elections

DANCE DIVISIONDANCE PEDAGOGY SECTIONRoom 200Presentation: Teachable Moments:What is it REALLY Like in a HighSchool Dance Class? – Hilary C. Rinellaand Juliana T. WilliamsAbstract: High School students will begiven real life scenarios/roles to fill during

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1a modern dance class.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASENew Balance Foundation Billion MileRaceRoom 201 APresentation: Walking and Runningwith New Balance Foundation BillionMile Race – Daniel HatfieldAbstract: Walk/run programs are catch-ing fire at schools nationwide, and theNew Balance Foundation Billion MileRace is bringing those schools togetherto reach one billion miles.Activity: Lecture

RECREATION DIVISIONADVENTURE EDUCATION SECTIONRoom 201 BCPresentation: R YOU Driven to Carefor Mother Nature by Applying theLNTs! – Luis A. Castillo, Christopher G.Din, Mary Lou Trinidad, and YtszelTrinidadAbstract: Learning to apply the LeaveNo Trace Principles as we take time tobe one with nature and as we are drivento explore the outdoors.Activity: Audience Participation/LectureBusiness: Section Elections

GENERAL & PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONSJUMP ROPE & HOOPS FORHEART SECTIONRoom 203Presentation: Partner Jump Rope –More Fun with More than One – TimothyL. RaderAbstract: Learn the endless possibilitiesthat exist when two people jump to-gether in one rope or even two!Activity: Audience Participation

COLLEGE DIVISIONCOLLEGE ADMINISTRATORS &PROFESSIONAL PREPARATIONSECTIONSRoom 204 APresentation: Making the Leap: APathway to Becoming a College Instruc-tor – Eric M. King, Sarah E. Matlock, andDr. Joshua J. Tarbay

Abstract: Colleges are always lookingfor qualified teaching candidates. Whatdoes it take, what is the time commit-ment, what degrees do I need? Comefind out!Activity: Lecture

COLLEGE, GENERAL & PHYSICALEDUCATION DIVISIONSSPORT MANAGEMENT, DIVERSITYAND SPORT SECTIONSRoom 204 BPresentation: Physical Education andSport: Vehicles for Social Change viaActivism and Inclusion – Dr. DemetriusW. PearsonAbstract: This presentation highlightshow social activism and inclusion wereincorporated in the professional prac-tices of two physical educators and anunlikely sport administrator.Activity: LectureBusiness: Sport Management SectionElections

11:30 am – 1:00 pm

Presidents LuncheonRoom 100

(By Invitation Only)

11:30 am – 1:00 pm(1.5 hours of CPE)

DANCE DIVISIONDANCE PERFORMANCE SECTIONBallroom BPresentation: Kaleidoscope Concert –Coordinated by Roxanne R. Muncy,Dance Performance Section ChairAbstract: Kaleidoscope Concert is forall TAHPERD members to enjoy a vari-ety of K-12 and College Performancepieces.Activity: PerformanceBusiness: All Dance Division SectionElections

11:45 am – 1:00 pm(1.25 hours of CPE)

GENERAL & PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONSJUMP ROPE & HOOPS FORHEART SECTIONRoom 202Presentation: Jump Rope & Hoops forHeart Appreciation Program – Coordi-nated by American Heart Association Staff& Tracy Berg, Jump Rope & Hoops forHeart Section ChairAbstract: Come celebrate the successof Jump Rope for Heart and Hoops forHeart across Texas! Enjoy door prizes,the JRFH Demo Team, and boxedlunches provided on a first come firstserve basis, as a thank you to coordina-tors completing a JRFH/HFH event in2016-17. Attendees MUST pick uptheir ticket at the American Heart Asso-ciation Booths #618/620 in the ExhibitHall. Tickets will no longer be handedout at the door.Activity: Audience Participation/ Performance/LectureBusiness: Section Elections

Lunch Sponsored by US Games

1:15 pm – 2:15 pm

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASESportime featuring SPARKExhibit Halls BCPresentation: Inclusive PE: Strategiesfor Including ALL Students – CourtneySjoerdsmaAbstract: Learn how PE Teachers canadapt skill-building activities and gamesto include students with disabilities. Receive resources on how to create aninclusive PE environment.Activity: Audience Participation

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CONVENTION PROGRAM SUMMARYGENERAL & PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONSK-12 ADMINISTRATORS SECTIONRoom 102Presentation: Exemplary Schools 101– Kathleen S. Byrd, Jacqueline M. Caver,and Amber B. Macneish Abstract: Hear from a Level 1 Schooldiscuss helpful hints and participate inQuestion and Answer from participants.Activity: Lecture

GENERAL & COLLEGE DIVISIONSASSESSMENT & EVALUATIONSECTIONRoom 103 APresentation: Measurement of PhysicalActivity Awareness – Dr. Xiaofen DengKeating, Xiaolu Liu, and Rulan ShangguanAbstract: Methods in assessing physicalactivity awareness and issues will be dis-cussed, and a new method for measuringawareness will be proposed.Activity: Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY, MIDDLE & HIGHSCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONSRoom 103 BPresentation: Teaching Personal andSocial Responsibility: Before, During,and After School – Jeffrey A. Colburn andLatrice SalesAbstract: Using TPSR, this session willprovide a professional developmentframework for implementing culturallyrelevant pedagogy in K-12 PE andhealthy out of school time programs.Activity: Lecture

HEALTH DIVISION(Entry-Level CECH)COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATION SECTIONRoom 104Presentation: Educational Attainmentand Other Social Determinants ofHealth – Rebeca CF BaqueroAbstract: This presentation will discusssocial determinants of health such aspoverty, racism, and education being themost consistent predictor of health out-comes.Activity: Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONSPORTS AND MIDDLE & HIGHSCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONSBallroom APresentation: Project-Based Learningin PE Class? – Can We Do That? – TeriL. Carter and Rebecca C. NguyenAbstract: This is an interactive sessionwhere participants will be engaged in anactive, project-based learning environ-ment that leads to increased studentcommunication and literacy skills.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

DANCE DIVISIONDANCE PEDAGOGY SECTIONBallroom BPresentation: Rhythm Tap: Paddle andRollapalooza – Stan BoboAbstract: Participants will explore thetap dance step “Paddle and Roll” in a variety of movement sequences.Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONMIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONBallroom CPresentation: Building Unity intoYour Classroom – Ron Trainum, 2016SHAPE America National MiddleSchool Physical Education Teacher ofthe YearAbstract: Ever find it challenging tryingto get your students to work together inyour gymnasium. Come work with yourcolleagues on some classic, high-yieldstrategies that build cooperation andunity. Tried and true activities will pushstudents to communicate, problem-solve and use critical thinking skills.Activity: Audience Participation

DANCE DIVISIONDANCE AESTHETICS SECTIONRoom 200Presentation: Kaleidoscope FeedbackPanel – Hilary C. RinellaAbstract: Different experienced danceartists provide constructive feedback tostudent dance group performers.Activity: Audience Participation/PanelDiscussion

COLLEGE DIVISIONSTUDENT & PROFESSIONALPREPARATION SECTIONSRoom 201 APresentation: Preparing for the Inter-view: Do’s and Don’ts of Interviewingfor PE/Coaching Positions – Dr. DeanO. Culpepper, Steve Prewitt, and AnthonyRosselliAbstract: This presentation will engagestudents in mock interviews and willallow them to evaluate both “good” and“bad” interviews. Tips and suggestionswill also be provided.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION & GENERAL DIVISIONSADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION& INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGYSECTIONSRoom 201 BCPresentation: Using Virtual Reality(VR) and 360 Videos to Engage StudentLearning – Shawn R. Settles and Donna L.UmhoeferAbstract: Using immersive technologyto assist Physical Educators in engagingstudent learning and decreasing “off-task” behaviors in all level of students.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONRoom 202Presentation: Aerodynamic Tinikling -A Philippine Tradition – Janice P. LonginoAbstract: As applied to racing, partici-pants will engage in the “aerodynamic”flow of over, through and around mov-ing tinikling poles. A must fun rhythmactivity for kids 2nd through 6th grades.Activity: Audience Participation

RECREATION, PHYSICAL EDU-CATION & GENERAL DIVISIONSLEISURE ACTIVITIES & SPORTS,ADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATIONAND DIVERSITY SECTIONSRoom 203Presentation: Inclusion throughAdapted Sports and Recreation – Mary J.KnudsenAbstract: Through audience participa-

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1tion, we will explore providing recre-ation opportunities through adaptedsports so individuals of any ability levelmay participate.Activity: Audience ParticipationBusiness: Leisure Activities & SportsSection Elections

COLLEGE DIVISIONTexas ACSM SpeakerRoom 204 APresentation: Importance of PhysicalActivity in and Around Schools: Play toPlasticity – Dr. Darla M. CastelliAbstract: This lecture will present evi-dence of the benefits of physical activityand fitness on cognitive function.Activity: Lecture

GENERAL, COLLEGE & ALLOTHER DIVISIONSK-12 ADMINISTRATORS & COLLEGE ADMINISTRATORSSECTIONSRoom 204 BPresentation: Creating Innovative andInteresting Proposals – Graeme E. Cox,Dr. Sandy K. Kimbrough, 2016 TAHPERDUniversity Physical Educator of theYear; and Dr. Kayla A. PeakAbstract: Join our interactive panel dis-cussion on designing and submitting ex-citing proposals for acceptance intoTAHPERD Conference programs.Bring your ideas!Activity: Audience Participation/PanelDiscussion

2:00 pm – 3:00 pm

2018 TAHPERD Convention Kick-Off MeetingRoom 100Presentation: All 2017 and 2018 Divi-sion Officers, Section Chairs, and newlyelected Division Officers and SectionChairs are invited and encouraged to at-tend this initial kick-off meeting for the2018 TAHPERD Annual Convention tobe held November 28 – December 1 inGalveston, Texas. The 2018 TAHPERDPresident, Pete Silvius, will introducethe 2018 TAHPERD Officers. Programplanning selection procedures will bediscussed along with time for questions

and answers from TAHPERD OfficeStaff.Activity: Audience Participation

2:30 pm – 3:30 pm

EXHIBITOR SHOWCASEFlaghouse, Inc.Exhibit Halls BCPresentation: Big Games for BigGroups with Big Results – Chip Candyand John SmithAbstract: This session will focus onmaximum participation games for largegroups, focusing on fitness and skillbuilding.Activity: Audience Participation

GENERAL, PHYSICAL EDUCA-TION & HEALTH DIVISIONSK-12 ADMINISTRATORS SECTIONRoom 102Presentation: Texas Education AgencyUpdate & Elementary and SecondarySchool Act (ESSA) – William “Barney”FudgeAbstract: Barney Fudge, TEA’sStatewide Coordinator, Student Healthand Safety will review the outcomes ofthe regular 85th Legislative Session anddiscuss the next steps related to new leg-islation, fitness assessment, data analysis,and coordinated school health program-ming. Discussions will also include up-dated information on ESSA and how itcan affect physical education and healthteachers.Activity: Lecture

GENERAL DIVISIONINSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGYSECTIONRoom 103 APresentation: Together We Can: Con-nect Technology, Professional Develop-ment and Student Learning – Jeffrey A.Colburn, Xiaolu Liu, and Rulan ShangguanAbstract: Authentic technology-basedprofessional development that is con-nected to teachers’ “real world” teachingexperiences in physical education classes.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONRoom 103 BPresentation: Empower Kids to TakeOwnership of Their HealthDestiny...NOW!! – Frank A. TigheAbstract: We must empower our stu-dents to take the fundamentals of move-ment and nutrition into their worldtoday; and take ownership of theirhealth destiny...NOW!!Activity: Audience Participation/ Performance/Lecture

HEALTH DIVISIONHEALTH INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM SECTIONRoom 104Presentation: Digestive Disorders:Toots, Poop, Burps, Reflux, Diarrheaand More – Dr. Rosanne S. Keathley andDr. Judy R. SandlinAbstract: Engage in a journey throughthe gastrointestinal system of the body,and learn how to improve and promotedigestive health with your colleaguesand students.Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONMIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL PHYSI-CAL EDUCATION SECTIONBallroom APresentation: Integrating Core Con-tent and Health Curriculum in PEGames – Salvador O. Caballero, Kristy R.Finley, and Melinda M. FoglesongAbstract: New ways to incorporate sci-ence, math, history, ELAR, and Healthinto PE activities and games while stillmaintaining high MPVA.Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONBallroom CPresentation: Light Sabers and More –Kim Fernandez, Bob Sanderson, and CarolSandersonAbstract: Participants will learn severalroutines, using light sabers, parachutes,lummi sticks, etc. that can be utilized inPE class and/or special PE/PTO programs.Activity: Audience Participation

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CONVENTION PROGRAM SUMMARYDANCE DIVISIONDANCE PEDAGOGY SECTIONRoom 200Presentation: Master Class – The Dallas Black Dance TheatreAbstract: Artists from the Dallas BlackDance Theatre company will teach aMaster Class in dance technique usingstudents for demonstrations. Leadingthe class will be Melissa M. Young, Associate Artistic Director and the 2017recipient of the TAHPERD Dance Division’s Shining Star, accompanied by Hana Delong, D’Anthony Vaughan,Sierra Jones, and Xavier Santafield.Activity: Audience Participation/ Performance

Participation of the Dallas Black Dance Theatre is funded in part by a grant from the

Texas Commission on the Arts

COLLEGE DIVISIONRESEARCH SECTIONRoom 201 APresentation: The Impact of TeacherPhysical Activity on Children DuringFree Play Time – Dr. Dean O. Culpepper,2016 1st Place Professional ResearchPoster Winner and Dr. Lorraine KillionAbstract: This presentation was theResearch Award Winner for the 2016Convention. The speakers will discussbarriers for physical activity in EarlyChildhood students.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

COLLEGE DIVISIONCOLLEGE BASIC ACTIVITIES SECTIONRoom 201 BCPresentation: Action Ball!!! A TeamGame that Can be Enjoyed by All –Chad Nelson and Alex D. SullinsAbstract: Action Ball is a non-contactteam sport that incorporates elementsfrom other popular sports and is notgender dominated.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONRoom 202Presentation: Play + Strategies =Learn! – Tracy N. Sharlow, 2016 SHAPEAmerica National Adapted Physical Education Teacher of the YearAbstract: Explore learning style specificstrategies to increase students with spe-cial needs ability to gain more inde-pendence in the physical educationenvironment.Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONMIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL PHYSI-CAL EDUCATION SECTIONRoom 203Presentation: Moving Across the Cur-riculum: Fittin’ Fitness In! – Sheila C.Harris, Dr. Larry P. Knight, and Dr. MelodyY. KnightAbstract: Let’s appeal to classroomteachers to integrate our subject matterinto the curriculum by incorporating a“String Routine” for a “fitness-on-the-go” program.Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONRoom 204 APresentation: Fitting in with the Finns:Increasing Pre-Service Educators Com-petency – Caitlin T. Holden, Dr. Elisa BethMcNeill, and Meagan ShipleyAbstract: Lessons learned from theFinns can equip all educators with theknowledge and skills needed to produceactive learning environments where allstudents thrive academically.Activity: Lecture

COLLEGE DIVISIONSPORT MANAGEMENT SECTIONRoom 204 BPresentation: Developing an Employ-ment Portfolio: Strategic Assignmentsfor Sport Management Majors – Dr.Michael Douglas KerrAbstract: This presentation will exam-ine practical assignments related to thepreparation of Sport Management ma-jors for the employment applicationprocess and entrance into Sport Industrycareers.Activity: Lecture

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3:45 - 5:00 pmSecond General Session

Ballroom B

Opening Entertainment – PrezShow

Welcome & Introduction:Rachel Naylor, President

Necrology Report:Shirl Walter, Past President

Special Guests:• Recognize TAHPERD Past

Presidents• Greetings from SHAPE America• Greetings from SHAPE America SD

Driven By Purpose: TAHPERD’sPast, Present & Future SpecialPresentation

Announcements: Barbara Polansky & Linda Gibbons,Convention Co-Managers

Closure:Rachel Naylor, President

Area Division Door Prize Drawings(Must be present to win.)


SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2

7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Awards DinnerOmni Hotel

Fort Worth Ballrooms 1-5Attendees must have seating ticket to attend.

8:00 pm – 11:30 pm

TAHPERD SocialOmni Hotel

Texas Ballrooms A-E

Casino Night, DJ & DancingCome Join the Fun!

Saturday December 2, 2017




RECREATION DIVISIONOUTDOOR EDUCATION SECTIONMeet Outside Omni HotelPresentation: Tour de TAHPERD –Ernesto Celaya, 2016 TAHPERD Recre-ation Professional of the Year and ShirlA. WalterAbstract: Bring your bike, helmet andwater and join in the Tour de TAH-PERD. Come enjoy a ride to the TrinityTrails through downtown Fort Worth.No experience required other than theability to ride a bike! Certified HelmetRequired. Limited bike rental is avail-able. The ride will take place weatherpermitting.Activity: Audience Participation

8:00 am – 9:00 am

COLLEGE DIVISIONSPORT MANAGEMENT & RESEARCH SECTIONSRoom 102Presentation: Social and Moral Char-acter of College Athletes; Is There aDifference? – Jill D. Heupel, Dr. Kayla A.Peak, and Dr. Steve SimpsonAbstract: Sport has always beenthought to build character. This thoughtmay not be completely true. This studyinvestigated social and moral characterof athletes who participate in differentsports.Activity: Lecture

COLLEGE DIVISIONPROFESSIONAL PREPARATIONSECTIONRoom 103 APresentation: edTPA for Teacher Licensure or Certification – Tracey Ely,Dr. Xiaofen Deng Keating, and Xiaolu LiuAbstract: edTPA is developed for auniform and impartial process to evalu-ate teachers performance embedded inteacher preparation programs and 35states have adopted it.Activity: Lecture

GENERAL & COLLEGE DIVISIONSINSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY& STUDENT SECTIONSRoom 103 BPresentation: Infusing Technology inTeacher Preparation College Classroomv2.0 – Dr. Carlos M. CervantesAbstract: How can you engage today’sstudents’ in the college classroom? In-fuse tech tools! Learn about tech toolsthat can enhance college student class-room engagement.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

HEALTH DIVISION(Entry-Level CECH)HEALTH PROMOTION SECTIONRoom 104Presentation: Driven by Purpose –Saving the Earth One Plastic Bottle at aTime – Dr. DawnElla M. RustAbstract: Driven by purpose to sustainMother Earth, participants will engagein interactive activities that will providea compelling argument for protectingour Earth; may it be eliminating oneplastic bottle at a time.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

COLLEGE DIVISIONSTUDENT AND COLLEGE BASICACTIVITIES SECTIONSBallroom APresentation: Vaquero Round Up –Christopher G. Din, Jose L. Garza, andMary Lou TrinidadAbstract: Strengthening and endurancetogether, there is no other way, thanCircuit-sizing the gymnasium! Testyour body and take it to the limits!Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONBallroom CPresentation: Beyond the Limits: Having Fun and Engaging PE Classes,Despite All Limitations – Jennifer R. Ford,T’Aundra L. Harlin, and Tanisha D. StewartAbstract: Attendees will have the oppor-tunity to participate in activities that can bedone with little to no equipment, limitedspace, and even with large class sizes.Activity: Audience Participation

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Your attendance and support for colleagues and friends receiving

awards and recognition is a way tosay “thanks” for their significant

contributions to TAHPERD and our profession.

Tickets $65Please make sure you have picked

up your seating ticket from the Hospitality Booth before attending the Awards Dinner. A seating ticket

is required for admittance.

Friday, December 17:00 – 9:00 pm

Fort Worth Ballrooms 1-5

Awards Dinner2017 TAHPERD


CONVENTION PROGRAM SUMMARYPHYSICAL EDUCATION &HEALTH DIVISIONSADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONRoom 200Presentation: Health-Related Fitness:Inclusive Strategies for Assessing andTeaching All Learners – Heather A. Katzand Justin A. McCullickAbstract: Attendees will participate inactivities that enhance health-related fitness, and be introduced to modifica-tions for FitnessGram assessment (i.e.Brockport).Activity: Audience Participation

COLLEGE DIVISIONPROFESSIONAL PREPARATIONSECTIONRoom 201 APresentation: Injuries, Medical Emer-gencies and Zombie Attack – Dr. Judy R.Sandlin and Dr. Michael E. SandlinAbstract: This program will examinecommon medical and trauma injuriesand current guidelines for care in a widevariety of emergency situations.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

GENERAL & PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONSINSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGYSECTIONRoom 201 BCPresentation: Using Technology in thePhysical Education Classroom – JoonYoungLee, Hongxin Li, and Dr. Tao ZhangAbstract: Introduce and discuss the useof technology in physical educationclasses to promote physical educationteachers’ teaching skills.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONMIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONRoom 202Presentation: Stepping Up Your Stu-dent MVPA Time – Ron Trainum, 2016SHAPE America National MiddleSchool Physical Teacher of the YearAbstract: Focus of presentation will beto analyze ways of teaching intensity andeffective strategies for increased MVPA

time in the Physical Education setting.Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONRoom 203Presentation: Big Class, Low Budget,Lack of Space, No Problem! – MichaelN. Hertlein, Mary Beth Hewitt, and Erik W.WoodsAbstract: Large class Christmas/Holidaygame ideas to take back and teach im-mediately. Included are modifications tofit your class needs.Activity: Audience Participation

COLLEGE DIVISIONCOLLEGE BASIC ACTIVITIES &RESEARCH SECTIONSRoom 204 APresentation: Physical Educators,Sport, and the Military during WorldWar I – Dr. Wendell C. Sadler and JarrodSchenewarkAbstract: Lecture with visual recount-ing the contribution of Physical Educa-tors to the United States effort in WorldWar I, with an emphasis on Texas.Activity: Lecture

COLLEGE DIVISIONSTUDENT SECTIONRoom 204 BPresentation: Curriculum Developmentfor Positive Student Fitness Outcomes –Randy Canivel, Mark Rudich, and B.J.WarrenAbstract: Designing a physical activityprogram for college students that pro-duces positive results and sets the struc-ture for lifetime physical fitness success.Activity: Lecture

8:30 am – 11:30 am(3 hour Session)

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONRoom 105Presentation: Adapted Physical Educa-tion National Standards Exam (APENS)Abstract: APENS Exam for individualsseeking certification as an Adapted

Physical Educator. Attendees may regis-ter on-site from 8:00 – 8:20 am. Exambegins at 8:30 am. (See article on page42 for more details.)Activity: TestProctor: Dr. Deborah J. Buswell

9:15 am – 10:15 am

COLLEGE DIVISIONSTUDENT SECTIONRoom 102Presentation: New Teacher SurvivalSkills II – Luis A. Castillo and NicoleGarzaAbstract: Participants will learn tipsand skills that are not in your CollegeTextbook.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONELEMENTARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECTIONRoom 103 APresentation: EPE 101: Driven To BePrepared – Patricia A. Donaldson and Deidre M. HainesAbstract: Are you new to teaching orjust new to the gym. Come learn the secrets to successful programs frommanagement to discipline in the gym.Activity: Lecture

COLLEGE DIVISIONPROFESSIONAL PREPARATIONSECTIONRoom 103 BPresentation: Perspectives on Profes-sional Transition from Kenya to USA –Dr. Wycliffe W. Njororai Simiyu and Dr.Fletcher NjororaiAbstract: The world has increasinglybecome a village characterized by globalmigration of professionals. In this pres-entation, the speakers will provide per-spectives on challenges navigated as theymoved from Kenya to the USA.Activity: Lecture

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2HEALTH DIVISION(Entry-Level CECH)HEALTH PROMOTION SECTIONRoom 104Presentation: Driven By Sleep – Dr. Rozena McCabeAbstract: Learn the latest researchabout the role of sleep on health, per-formance, and learning. Also presentedare tips for falling and staying asleep.Activity: Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONEARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONSECTIONBallroom CPresentation: Theme-Based Activitiesin Early Childhood PE – Jeff Fieldhouseand Heather N. IsaacsAbstract: Learn about theme-based ac-tivities that reinforce classroom contentand promote active play.Activity: Audience Participation

DANCE DIVISIONDANCE CULTURAL, SOCIAL &WELLNESS FORMS SECTIONRoom 200Presentation: Pinky Ball Massage forFascial Release – Carisa L. Armstrong andChristine S. BergeronAbstract: Participants will learn self-massage techniques to loosen the fascialsheath and allow for greater ease ofmovement.Activity: Audience Participation

COLLEGE DIVISIONPROFESSIONAL PREPARATION &STUDENT SECTIONSRoom 201 APresentation: A Financial Plan is a LifePlan – Dr. Rosanne S. Keathley, Dr. JudyR. Sandlin, and Dr. Michael E. SandlinAbstract: This program will introduceteachers and coaches to personal financeconcepts and knowledge that will em-power them to save, budget, avoid debt,and spend wisely.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONRoom 201 BCPresentation: Inclusion Training forthe Para-Professional in General Physi-cal Education – Sharon L. Hudson andShawn R. SettlesAbstract: Instruction and trainingvideo to assist Para-Professionals whenworking with students who requiremore individualized assistance in GPE.Activity: Audience Participation/Lecture

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSECTIONRoom 202Presentation: Adapted Physical Educa-tion...Simple and Easy – John K. Bednar-czyk and Justin MortonAbstract: Come learn how to adaptphysical education for the most severeto the highest functioning student inyour classroom, wheelchair to visuallyimpaired.Activity: Audience Participation

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISIONMIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL PHYSI-CAL EDUCATION SECTIONRoom 203Presentation: Cardio Creation Combi-nations – Juli M. KreppsAbstract: Are you ready for a fun rhyth-mic workout that is not quite dancingand not quite a workout? Come join usfor Cardio Creations with strengthtraining to popular songs for your sec-ondary students. (Elementary adapta-tions available.)Activity: Audience Participation

COLLEGE DIVISIONSPORT MANAGEMENT SECTIONRoom 204 APresentation: A Coach’s Guide toNegligence Law – J. Patrick Marsh andMatthew RobinsonAbstract: This presentation will providecoaches with an overview of negligencelaw, the legal duties owed by coaches totheir athletes, and strategies for compli-ance.Activity: Lecture

COLLEGE DIVISIONCOLLEGE ADMINISTRATORSSECTIONRoom 204 BPresentation: A New Look At OldLeadership; Bob Townsend Reviewed –Dr. Rick GrimesAbstract: In 1970, Bob Townsend (for-mer CEO of Avis) wrote a revolutionarymanagement book, Up the Organization,about Leading without Ego. The princi-ples of this book will be reviewed.Activity: Lecture

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10:30 am - 12:00 pmThird General Session

Ballroom B

Opening Performance: TAHPERD Members

Welcome & Speaker Introduction:Rachel Naylor, President

Keynote Speaker : Dr. Baker Harrell, IT’S TIME TEXAS

Announcements: Barbara Polansky & Linda Gibbons,Convention Co-Managers

Presentation to “From the Heartof TAHPERD” to Safe Haven

Convention Co-Managers Recognize Committee ChairsBarbara Polansky & Linda Gibbons

Passing the Mantel of Leadership:Rachel Naylor to Pete Silvius

Presentation of the Past President’sKey: Shirl Walter to Rachel Naylor

Introduction of Newly Elected Officers: Pete Silvius, President

Closure: Pete Silvius, President

Area Division Door Prize Drawings (Must be present to win.)

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