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Table of Contents

General Convention Information …………………………………………………………………………. 3

Welcome Message ………………………………………………………………………………………………. 4

GAHPERD Executive Boards Members & Election Candidates ……………………………… 5

Convention Committee ……………………………………………………………………………………….. 6

Convention Schedule …………………………………………………………………………………………… 7

Keynote Speaker …………………………………………………………………………………………………. 8

Guest Presenters ………………………………………………………………………………………………. 14

Session Descriptions …………………………………………………………………………………………. 15

Exhibitors ………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 38

GAHPERD Award Recipients ……………………………………………………………………………… 39

JRFH Awards ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 46

Past GAHPERD Honor Award Recipients …………………………………………………………… 49

GAHPERD Past Presidents ………………………………………………………………………………… 50

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General Convention Information

Badges

The Convention badge is required for admission to the Exhibit Hall and to all meetings. See the registration desk for a new badge if you need a replacement. Please wear your name badge at all times.

Electronic Devices

Electronic devices must be on vibrating mode or turned off in all meeting, general sessions, and programs. Please leave the session if you need to make or take a phone call.

Exhibitors

Visit with exhibitors who will offer a variety of ideas, products, and services. The Exhibit Hall Breakfast Break will be Monday 9:00-9:30 AM.

Grand Finale

Don’t miss the Grand Finale Tuesday from 12:45-1:15 PM. Enjoy lots of fun and prizes. You must be present to win!

Professional Learning Units

To receive PLU credits, complete the form in the registration packet and return it to the registration desk before 3:00 PM on Monday.

Silent Auction

Thank you to all who donated to our silent auction. Proceeds from this year’s auction will go to assisting select physical education programs in North Carolina affected by Hurricane Florence. It will be located in the Lobby from Sunday 1:00-4:00 PM through Monday 8:00-4:00 PM. Winners can pick up their items Monday at 4:15 PM. GAHPERD will accept cash only. Thank you for supporting this wonderful cause.

Superstars

Calling all future professionals! Plan to participate in the annual Superstars competition Monday 2:40-4:30 PM in Grand Hall 1-3. Battle against other colleges and universities for bragging rights and a grand prize!

Emergencies

In case of emergency, contact the Classic Center front desk and relay the nature of the emergency. Also, please report the emergency to the GAHPERD registration desk as soon as possible.

Lost and Found

Turn in or claim lost and found items to the GAHPERD registration desk during open hours.

Voting

Candidates for the 2018-2019 GAHPERD Executive Board are listed on page 4. Additional members interested

in serving on the executive board should submit their name at the registration desk by Monday at 8:00 AM.

Ballots will be cast Monday from 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM. Members will vote for President-Elect, Vice-President-

Elects, and a Member at Large from their district. New board members will be presented in the General

Session Tuesday at 12:00 PM in Athena E.

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Georgia AHPERD Members,

On behalf of the GAHPERD Board, WELCOME to Athens and the 2018

GAHPERD Convention! Athens is a city known for its classic

architecture, trendy shops, diverse dining, and of course football. We

hope your experiences in Athens are memorable and your expectations

for the convention are exceeded. The Convention Committee, led by

Christy Crowley, has worked hard to provide you with opportunities to

learn from some of the leading experts in the field of health, physical

education and dance. This year’s keynote speaker, Dr. JoAnne Nauslar-

Owens, is one of the country’s most vocal personalities on the issue of

physical activity. Be sure to join us Monday at 1:30 PM for the General

Session to be inspired and motivated by “Dr. Jo”.

The 2018 convention theme is BE THE ONE! Your presence is an indication that you are committed to BE THE

ONE not only in your school, but the state of Georgia. It is our hope that you leave Athens with a renewed

sense of purpose and a wealth of new ideas.

Best,

Babs Greene

GAHPERD President

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Georgia Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance

2017-18 Executive Board

Babs Greene President [email protected]

Christy Crowley President-Elect [email protected]

Brian Devore Past President [email protected]

Kim Thompson Executive Director [email protected]

Jeffrey T. Johnson Parliamentarian [email protected]

Kandice Porter Vice President - Health [email protected]

Jason Hallman Vice President - Physical Education [email protected]

Rebecca Collins Vice President - Dance [email protected]

Cassie Robinson Vice President - General [email protected]

Lesley Corley Vice President-Elect - Health [email protected]

Sonya Sanderson Vice President-Elect - Physical Education [email protected]

Stephanie Viness Vice President-Elect - Dance [email protected]

Eugene Asola Vice President-Elect - General [email protected]

Kaci Roberts Member at Large - Metro [email protected]

Cate Hernandez Member at Large - Northeast [email protected]

Jana Forrester Member at Large - Northwest [email protected]

Renee Califf Member at Large - Southeast [email protected]

Vacant Member at Large - Southwest Brianna Van Deursen Future Professional Representative [email protected]

Additional GAHPERD Positions

Brent Heidorn Publications Editor [email protected]

Brian Devore Social Media Director and Webmaster [email protected]

Emily Adams JRFH/HFH Coordinator [email protected]

Dave Martinez Advocacy Committee Chair [email protected]

Amy Aenchbacher Awards Committee Chair [email protected]

2018-19 GAHPERD Executive Board Candidates

President-Elect VP-Elect - Health VP-Elect - PE

Cassie Ferrell Florence McFaddden Brian Devore

Sonya Sanderson

Rick Wilson

VP-Elect - Dance Member at Large - Metro Member at Large - NE

* No Candidates * * No Candidates * Kay Pounds

Member at Large - NW Member at Large - SE Member at Large - SW

Jana Forrester * No Candidates * * No Candidates *

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2018 Convention Committee

President – Babs Greene

Executive Director – Kim Thompson

Convention Director – Christy Crowley

Convention Managers – Sonya Sanderson & Jason Hallman

Exhibit Hall Manager – Jana Forrester

Elections – Brian Devore

Kaleidoscope – Rebecca Collins & Stephanie Viness

Awards – Amy Aenchbacher

JRFH/HRH Breakfast – Emily Adams

Superstars Competition – Peter St. Pierre, Sonya Sanderson, & Jason Hallman

Silent Auction – Cerie Godfrey

Grand Finale – Peter St. Pierre & KSU HPE Majors

AV Media – Jeff Johnson

Merchandise – Cindy Slayton

Registration – Amy Aenchbacher & Dave Martinez

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Sunday, October 14th

Time Session Title Presenter Room

10:00 AM Registration Opens Lobby

1:00 PM Silent Auction Opens Lobby

1:00 PM - 1:50 PM Catchball in Schools: Staff Wellness for ALL School

Employees Gi-cheol Kim Athena E

MVPA African Dances Eugene Asola Athena F

Storytelling in the Health and Physical Education

Classroom Lesley Corley Athena G-H

Plug and Play Fitness Tools Brian Devore Grand Hall 1-3

Mind using your mind? Activities that Challenge

Student's Bodies and Minds. Eric Homansky Grand Hall 4-5

1:00 PM - 2:50 PM Self-Management - The Key to Effectuive Time

Management Peter Vajda Athena I

2:00 PM - 2:50 PM Empowering Students Implementing the Sports

Education Model Eric Martin Athena E

Instant Activities for HS HPE Judy Young Athena F

Fundraising For Physical Education Joseph Lucas Athena G-H

Learning, Take it Personally Ann Van Loo Grand Hall 1-3

Tinikling: The Easy Way Renee Califf Grand Hall 4-5

Promoting Movement in the Classroom Christy Crowley Parthenon

3:00 PM - 3:50 PM Music and Stepping in Physical Education Jaylen Colton Athena E

Teaching fitness components through fun games! Starla McCollum Athena F

Setting the Stage for Success Monica Gerda Athena G-H

Play, Jump, and Dance Emily Adams Grand Hall 1-3

Beep Ball Games for All KSU HPE Students Grand Hall 4-5

4:00 PM - 5:30 PM Kaleidoscope & Awards Ceremony GAHPERD Theatre

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Monday, October 15th


7:30 AM Registration Opens Lobby

JRFH Breakfast (Invitation Only) Olympia 2

8:00 AM - 8:50 AM Dance as Fitness - Enriched Lives in School and at

Home Quyionah Wingfield

Athena E

Effective Elementary Physical Education: Ideas &

Lessons to Engage All Students Darcy Knoll Athena F

Supporting my Intern – edTPA Insights for

Collaborating Teachers Anne Merrem Athena I

Dice, Dice Baby Gabe Ervin Grand Hall 1-3

Line Dancing with Two Left Feet! Stephanie Viness Grand Hall 4-5

Do you know GMOs? Nancy Storey Parthenon

8:00 AM - 10:00 AM Let's Have Fun in Health Class Today Melanie Lynch Athena G-H

9:00 AM - 9:30 AM Breakfast Break with the Exhibitors Athena A-D

9:30 AM - 10:20 AM Adaptive Sports: Watch Us Roll Anna Henry Athena E

Making Movement Matter Kristen

Barinowski Athena F

Sport Education: Empowering Your Students To

Success Charla Krahnke Grand Hall 1-3

“Core”eography- how to train the core to fun music! Rebecca Collins Grand Hall 4-5

Effective Data Use In Physical Education Peter Stoepker Parthenon

9:30 AM - 11:20 AM edTPA Physical Education: Hints for Success Tony Pritchard Athena I

10:30 AM - 11:20 AM Changing Students’ Minds from Sadness to Gladness

in Elementary PE Anne Merrem Athena E

Welcome to HyPEd Up! Taking Physical Education

Games to the Next Level J.D. Hughes Athena F

Getting to the Heart of Physical Education through

Technology Bob Knipe Athena G-H

It's all about P.E. (Positive Experiences)! Joe Weaver Grand Hall 1-3

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10:30 AM - 11:20 AM Play-4-Fit: Games & Activities for Improving Fitness Curt Hinson Grand Hall 4-5

Bringing Blended Learning to Your Health Classroom

Julianna Morelock

Parthenon

11:30 AM - 12:20 PM Welcome to HyPEd Up II! Taking Physical Education

Games to the Max J.D. Hughes Athena F

MVPA Matters - Let's Get Your Kids Moving Stefanie Ediger Athena G-H

Cancer Happens: So Let's Talk About It Jana

Mastrogiovanni Athena I

The Ultimate Healthy Sport -- Flying Discs! Denise Koo Grand Hall 1-3

Simple and Fun Dances for All Ages Renee Califf Grand Hall 4-5

Promoting Physical and Mental Health in the

Classroom Duke Biber Parthenon

12:30 PM - 1:20 PM Blue, Yellow, Red: Zone Colors in Action Joe Gooden Athena F

Fitness and Fun for Third Graders: An Initiative by HPE Students from Georgia Southern University –

Armstrong Campus Lynn Roberts Athena G-H

You, Me and Adapted P. E. Anna Henry Athena I

Mixing it up with T.O.Y.s! Joe Weaver Grand Hall 1-3

1:30 PM - 2:30 PM General Session & Keynote Speaker Athena E

2:40 PM - 3:30 PM Hitting the Target Heart Rate ZONE Through

Technology Bob Knipe Athena F

CATCH My Breath Youth E-Cigarette Prevention

Program Duncan Van

Dusen Athena G-H

Meeting Standards Through Film and Literature Michael

Buchanan Athena I

Experience Speed Stacks-Skillastics – A Movement

Based Group Activity! Luke Gramith Grand Hall 4-5

GADOE Health & Physical Education Update Mike Tenoschok Parthenon

2:40 PM - 4:30 PM Superstars Competition GAPHERD Grand Hall 1-3

3:40 PM - 4:30 PM This Bud's for you! - Partner Activities for PE Gabe Ervin Athena F

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3:40 PM - 4:30 PM Fit to Lead Dr. JoAnne

Owens-Nausler Athena G-H

Experiential Learning in a Student-Led Wellness Class

for Individuals with Disabilities Kevin McCully Athena I

Activate, Breathe, and Connect in PE

Carrie Beauchamp

Grand Hall 4-5

Fountain Of Youth School Stephanie Lawson Parthenon

Tuesday, October 16th


8:00 AM - 8:50 AM Under the Sea in PE! Joe Weaver Athena F

Sport Education Model 101 Charla Krahnke Athena G-H

Field Day Fun Amanda Grier Athena I

Moving PE into the 21st Century Joe Gooden Grand Hall 1-3

Square Dance Grooving Ann McFadden Grand Hall 4-5

Escape Games for Health Emily Diamond Parthenon

9:00 AM - 9:50 AM 2035…My Top 20 Games & Activities from 35 Years of

Teaching! Curt Hinson Athena F

Let’s make a Symbaloo – for yourself, your school, or

your classroom. Lesley Corley Athena G-H

Been There Done That?: Playing Experience and

Coaching Confidence. Charles "Hal"

Wilson Athena I

EZ Scan®! The New Way to Track Laps Steven Joyce Grand Hall 1-3

Mock Interviews for Future Professionals GAHPERD Parthenon

10:00 AM - 10:50 AM Dance Instant Activity and Modified Volleyball KSU HPE Students Athena F

High Tech, Low Tech, YOUR Tech Brian Devore Athena G-H

The Kinesthetic Classroom Experience Mia Oberlton Athena I

Activities That Will Be A “HIT” With Your Students Gabe Ervin Grand Hall 1-3

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Tuesday, October 16th


10:00 AM - 10:50 AM Just Dance! Stephanie Lawson Grand Hall 4-5

GAHPERD 101 for New Board Members GAHPERD Parthenon

11:00 AM - 11:50 AM Step Up Your Sport Stacking Program - An Advanced

Lesson of Sport Stacking! Luke Gramith Athena F

Establishing Inclusion Elisha Nixon Cobb, PhD.

Athena I

Tools For Teaching with Limited Equipment Charla Krahnke Grand Hall 1-3

Shuffle Mania Ashley Anderson Grand Hall 4-5

Georgia Physical Education Standards of Excellence Mike Tenoschok Parthenon

12:00 PM - 12:45 PM General Session & Town Hall Athena E

12:45 PM - 1:15 PM Grand Finale Athena E

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Dr. JoAnne Owens-Nauslar has spent 47 years promoting the benefits of healthy active living. She is considered one

of the nation’s most vocal personalities on issues of physical activity and health literacy for children. Dr. Jo has

been described as Past President of almost everything, including the National Association for Sport and Physical

Education, SHAPE America, SHAPE Nebraska, Central District SHAPE America, Husker Softball “On Deck Circle,” and

Husker Athletic Fund. She has presented at numerous SAM and state HPER conferences.

Dr. Owens-Nauslar has taught at all levels. She has served as the State Director for Comprehensive Health and

Physical Education at the Nebraska Department of Education for over 19 years and as the Director of Professional

Development for the American School Health Association for nine years.

JoAnne is a Fellow in the American School Health Association and the North American Society for Health, Physical

Activity, and Dance & Sport. Former AAHPERD acknowledgements include Mabel Lee and R. Tait McKenzie Awards.

She was inducted in the inaugural group of Newcastle (WY) High School Hall of Fame, acknowledging her

trailblazing efforts for girls/women and sport (2013). The University of Nebraska-Lincoln presented her the Athletic

Trailblazer Award for her contributions to Physical Education and Women’s Athletics at UNL (2010). She has

received The Distinguished Alumni Award from Chadron State College and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. In

September 2016, Chadron State College selected JoAnne as one of eight to be inducted into the inaugural group of

the Trailblazer Legacy Award for contributions to Health, Physical Education, and girls/women in sport.

JoAnne currently serves on the Nebraska Sports Council Cornhusker State Games Board of Directors and was a

founding Board Member 27 years ago. Additionally, she is Trustee Director at Chadron State College, serves on the

Lincoln Girls and Women in Sport and Fitness Committee and speaks annually at the Lincoln Marathon and

Beginner’s Luck (Novice Runners) Training Sessions. JoAnne also raises Texas Longhorn and Angus cattle, Paint

horses, llamas, and goats at Big-E-Nuff Ranch in Nebraska.

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Gabe Ervin

Since graduating from Appalachian State University in 2000 with a degree in physical education, Gabe has

taught P.E. within the Catawba County Schools district. Seventeen of those years have been at Startown

Elementary School. Gabe serves as a leader in the profession by mentoring numerous student teachers from

Appalachian State University and Lenoir Rhyne University. North Carolina Elementary Physical Education

teacher of the year (2016), National Board Certification (2013), Startown Elementary School teacher of the

year (2005, 2015), finalist for Catawba County Schools’ teacher of the year (2015) and Puckett-Merriman

Award (2018) are among his many accomplishments. As a Physical Education teacher, his passions include

integrating common core/subject area curriculum into P. E. activities and creating innovative yet inexpensive

equipment and games. Gabe’s love for physical education isn’t limited to the school day. He leads Startown’s

P.E. Club that consists of 3rd-6th grade students who perform in the areas of unicycling and jump roping at

venues that include high school, college and NBA basketball halftime shows. Gabe believes strongly that

sharing ideas amongst colleagues and working collaboratively is essential for continued growth in the field of

physical education.

Gabe resides in the Startown community with his wife Allyson, a fourth grade teacher at Startown School; son

Vance, a fourth grader at Startown School; and daughter Gigi, a kindergartener at Startown School. Gabe not

only makes physical fitness a priority in his professional life, but in his personal life as well by being an avid

cyclist and runner.

Charla Krahnke

Charla is the 2013 SHAPE National HS PE TOY, 2013 Southern District TOY and 2013 NCAAHPERD TOY. She is a

National Board Certified Teacher with a BS in Health/Physical Education from East Carolina University and

Masters in Education/Exercise Science from Campbell University. Charla retired July 2014 after 32 years of

teaching and coaching from the Wake County School System in NC. Charla is currently working as a Physical

Education consultant and presenter for US Games/OPEN across the United States. Presentations include

OPEN, Physical Education Assessments and the Sport Education Model. Charla has been with US Games/OPEN

5 years.

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Melanie Lynch

Melanie Lynch graduated from Penn State University with a Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology. She then earned

her Master's degree, also at Penn State, in Counselor Education with an emphasis on eating disorders and

chemical dependency. Melanie is in her 22nd year as a Health Education Specialist at North Allegheny

Intermediate High School. It is Melanie’s passion to create and find skills-based lesson plans that will engage

students in the classroom in order to enhance their health literacy, while also having a darn good time in class.

Melanie has co-authored the health textbook, Comprehensive Health, being used in her health classes.

Goodheart-Willcox published the book in late 2014. Melanie was one of the original four Health Education

Assessment Project (HEAP) trainers for the state of Pennsylvania. Melanie currently teaches an online Health

Education course through Eduspire that teaches the SHAPE America’s Best Practices in Health Education.

In addition to her teaching duties, Melanie has served on her school's SAP (Student Assistance Program) team

for the past twenty years, implementing programs to educate every new teacher in her district on the dangers

of eating disorders and how to identify students struggling with food and weight issues.

Joe Weaver

Joe graduated in 2006 from Lenoir Rhyne University, located in Hickory, NC, with a bachelor’s degree in K-12

Physical Education. He has been employed by Catawba County Schools for the past twelve years and is

currently teaching grades K-6 at Balls Creek Elementary School in Newton, NC. He enjoys teaching at Balls

Creek where he has a diverse population of students with various physical fitness strengths and interests.

Joe is the recipient of the 2015 Norm Leafe Elementary Physical Education Teacher of the Year by the North

Carolina Physical Education Association, the 2017 Dr. Bob Blackburn Jump Rope for Heart Coordinator of the

Year Award, the 2018 Puckett-Merriman Award, and he was a finalist for the 2018 JoAnn Spees Youth

Advocacy Award.

He is passionate about learning from and sharing his knowledge with other physical educators. Joe is a

member of the US Games Presenters Network and is an OPEN National Trainer. He enjoys attending and

presenting at conferences and workshops across the country.

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1:00 PM – 1:50 PM

Catchball in Schools: Staff Wellness for ALL School Employees

Location: Athena E

Lead Presenter: Gi-cheol Kim

Co-Presenter(s): Marcel Lima

Description: Staff wellness is the one component of a Comprehensive School Physical Activity Program framework (CSPAP). This presentation will introduce a school staff wellness initiative named Catchball in Schools: initiative focusing on team-based sport activity. During our presentation, we will share examples of the game and an opportunity to experience Catchball in a modified form. Moreover, the impact of the program on teachers' stress, relatedness, and motivation will be reported.

MVPA African Dances

Location: Athena F

Lead Presenter: Eugene Asola

Co-Presenter(s): VSU KSPE major students

Description: Activity presentation of a variety of African dances that can be taught in Elementary, Middle or High school.

Storytelling in the Health and Physical Education Classroom

Location: Athena G-H

Lead Presenter: Lesley Corley

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: I am going to share my experience from the 2018 Summer Teacher Institute at the National Art Gallery in Washington, DC. Where digital storytelling is used to integrate Visual, Verbal, Kinesthetic and Auditory for the multiple learning styles in the classroom and digital stories can be used in a range of disciplines and cross-curricular purposes. They offer the advantages of an experiential approach to learning in today’s multimedia.

Plug and Play Fitness Tools

Location: Grand Hall 1-3

Lead Presenter: Brian Devore

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Looking for innovative ways to help students prepare themselves for Georgia's annual FitnessGram assessment? Check out these new activities that focus on fitness, offer a cognitive component, vocabulary, and opportunities for differentiation in grades 3-8!

Mind using your mind? Activities that Challenge Student's Bodies and Minds.


Lead Presenter: Eric Homansky

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: From instant activities to whole class lessons academics can easily be pushed in to your physical education curriculum. Whether it's math, spelling, social studies or reading I'm sure you will find something useful to do during the your next class.

Sunday Sessions

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1:00 PM – 2:50 PM

Self-Management - The Key to Effectuive Time Management

Location: Athena I

Lead Presenter: Peter Vajda

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Time management is never – ever –about time. In spite of all the time management tools and techniques with which we're bombarded daily, we don't seem to be improving on the efficiency with which we live our lives.

2:00 PM – 2:50 PM

Empowering Students Implementing the Sports Education Model

Location: Athena E

Lead Presenter: Eric Martin

Co-Presenter(s): Kristen Cross

Description: The Sports Educational Model provides students leadership skills while teaching numerous team sports. Students lead by instructing classmates in coaching, leading warm-ups, refereeing, score keeping and publicizing. See it in action as we apply the Sports Educational Model to the #1 sport in the world "Soccer".

Instant Activities for HS HPE

Location: Athena F

Lead Presenter: Judy Young

Co-Presenter(s): Cory Barrow

Description: This session is designed to share with teacher activities that will get you HS students activated with an emphasis on hidden fitness and fun!

Fundraising For Physical Education


Lead Presenter: Joseph Lucas

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Learning different methods of fundraising for your Physical Education class and programs.

Learning, Take it Personally


Lead Presenter: Ann Van Loo

Co-Presenter(s): Jana Paulk

Description: We will present how to teach a Pickleminton unit using the Personalized System of Instruction (PSI) Model. The PSI model allows students to learn at their own pace, teach each other, and peer assess. This allows the teacher to provide meaningful feedback and facilitate student learning throughout the unit.

Check out the GAHPERD website at www.gahperd.org!

Sunday Sessions

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2:00 PM – 2:50 PM

Tinikling: The Easy Way


Lead Presenter: Renee Califf

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: I have taught Tinikling for close to 30 years. During this session, I hope to encourage and motivate new and veteran teachers to teach Tinikling to their students. I have a simple method of teaching the timing and steps that my students used and caught on very quickly. Tinikling is a great rhythmic activity and can be a vigorous cardio workout for the students. I will teach the steps, how to move the poles and many different routines.

Promoting Movement in the Classroom

Location: Parthenon

Lead Presenter: Christy Crowley

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Research shows that movement and exercise improve learning. Unfortunately, many classroom teachers and administrators are not aware of this connection. As physical educators, it's our responsibility to help educate them. This session will provide you with information and ideas for promoting movement that you can share with classroom teachers at your school.

3:00 PM – 3:50 PM

Music and Stepping in Physical Education

Location: Athena E

Lead Presenter: Jaylen Colton

Co-Presenter(s): Dyeravis Johnson

Description: Introducing different dance and stepping techniques into the world of physical education

Teaching fitness components through fun games!

Location: Athena F

Lead Presenter: Starla McCollum

Co-Presenter(s): Gavin Colquitt, Tony Pritchard, and Georgia Southern University HPE Majors

Description: The purpose of this presentation is to demonstrate how to make teaching health related fitness components fun to learn through developmentally appropriate games!

Sunday Sessions

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3:00 PM – 3:50 PM

Setting the Stage for Success


Lead Presenter: Monica Gerda

Co-Presenter(s): Mia Oberlton

Description: As educators, we all want our students to be successful. What can you do to help set the stage for success? How can you create an enhanced environment for learning? Join us as we discuss strategies you can use to improve motivation, positive emotions, and self-efficacy in the classroom. We will explore ways to facilitate students’ independence and ability to focus through mindset and metacognition. This interactive session will provide many techniques used to create a student-centered learning environment and ultimately successful students.

Play, Jump, and Dance


Lead Presenter: Emily Adams

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: This session will include large group games, some dances, and long rope skills. It is designed for elementary PE classes. Hopefully, it will be fun for everyone.

Beep Ball Games for All


Lead Presenter: KSU HPE Students

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Participation session, come ready to play. Two adaptive and inclusion games where your sight is taken away while your sense of hearing and touch will be enhanced.

4:00 PM – 5:30 PM

Sunday Sessions

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8:00 AM – 8:50 AM

Dance as Fitness - Enriched Lives in School and at Home

Location: Athena E

Lead Presenter: Quyionah Wingfield

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: During "Dance as Fitness - Enriched lives in school and at home", attendees will learn about the benefits of using dance as a form of fitness and expression via the Cool Moms Dance Too Model. This presentation is for students, parents and educators to inform, engage and explore how to make dance as fitness work for everyone involved. The emotional, mental, and physical benefits of dance can improve the overall quality of life and we will teach how to maximize the benefit in a school and at home collaboration. There will be a live breakdown of the Cool Moms Dance Too family fit model to engage in fun and easy ways to encourage health habits with cool moves.

Effective Elementary Physical Education: Ideas & Lessons to Engage All Students

Location: Athena F

Lead Presenter: Darcy Knoll

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Observe classroom management skills, techniques, and activities to utilize in an elementary PE setting. Learn from Darcy Knoll, SHAPE-Michigan 2017 Elementary Physical Education Teacher of the Year, how to maximize use of class time with effective transitions and other strategies to increase student participation and learning. Concepts will help eliminate behavioral problems and engage all students. Activities will be fun, challenging, and will incorporate many aspects for a successful Elementary Physical Education program.

Supporting my Intern – edTPA Insights for Collaborating Teachers

Location: Athena I

Lead Presenter: Anne Merrem

Co-Presenter(s): Babs Greene

Description: With edTPA now a consequential requirement for teacher certification, collaborating teachers have a new challenge when training their interns: how to support them as they are designing and implementing their edTPA projects. In this session, we will present the requirements for the project and the opportunities for seasoned teachers to support their charges, from being informed about time, space, and project requirements to assisting with picking the best grade level/student group, standards based instruction, and feedback during the planning period. Join us for an informative presentation followed by time for questions.

Monday Sessions

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8:00 AM – 8:50 AM

Dice, Dice Baby


Lead Presenter: Gabe Ervin

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: “Dice, Dice Baby” is a presentation on how different types of dice can be utilized and implemented in your PE program. Many of the activities presented will be unique and out of the ordinary. Students of all elementary ages will find these activities fun and physically engaging. All activities have been kid test and approved! Not only will these activities meet national standards, but they will also integrate math concepts into your classroom. Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division are just few of the different math concepts to be covered throughout the presentation. Activities will range from dice warm ups to full dice games. Many of the dice activities presented have easy or minimal set up, making them easy to implement quickly in your own gymnasiums. This presentation will show participants how a simple, low cost, easy to find material such as dice can supplement their PE program. Additional equipment and items used to supplement the dice activities can either be made or purchased at a minimum cost from local dollar stores making this session a must for PE programs on a budget. The “Dice, Dice Baby” presentation is guaranteed to get your PE program “rolling”!

Line Dancing with Two Left Feet!


Lead Presenter: Stephanie Viness

Co-Presenter(s): Rebecca Collins

Description: Prepare to have a blast in this session where you will learn a ton of new choreographed line dances, where "simple" is the key! Dances will be shown that can be taught in multiple ways emphasizing various fitness elements. Music selections will be provided which makes teaching these routines a breeze even for the novice dancer!

Do you know GMOs?

Location: Parthenon

Lead Presenter: Nancy Storey

Co-Presenter(s): Melody Durrenberger

Description: What we eat is very important, but how it is grown and farmed is just as important. Join us as we discussion genetically modified foods. We will focus on what GMOs are, where we find them, and the impact on our health. We will also discuss the impact on our environment.

8:00 AM – 10:00 AM

Let's Have Fun in Health Class Today


Lead Presenter: Melanie Lynch

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Interactive skills-based health education is a crucial part of any fun and effective health class. This session will provide participants with lessons that will facilitate them to effectively create an energized health class appropriate for all students. Special attention will be paid to assessments, differentiated lessons and literacy strategies. These student-approved lessons and activities will breathe new life into any health class.

Monday Sessions

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9:00 AM – 9:30 AM

9:30 AM – 10:20 AM

Adaptive Sports: Watch Us Roll

Location: Athena E

Lead Presenter: Anna Henry

Co-Presenter(s): Christy Jones, OI; Stephen Roberson, APE;Tracy Fendley, APE; Melissa Ring, M. Ed.

Description: Introduction of Adaptive Sports opportunities in the state. Giving students with orthopedic impairments and sensory issues the opportunity to participate on the jv and varsity levels. Students in grades 2-12 are able to participate. We will be discussing/demonstrating the three Sport seasons in Georgia: Handball, Basketball and Football.

Making Movement Matter

Location: Athena F

Lead Presenter: Kristen Barinowski

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Making movement matter as we engage in instant physical activities to improve the mindset of our students. Please join us as we actively OPEN the door for students to be motivated ...and to inspire our students to motivate one another!

Sport Education: Empowering Your Students To Success


Lead Presenter: Charla Krahnke

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Participants will engage in a Badminton Sport Education season that promotes physical literacy, while maximizing student participation, engagement, empowerment and leadership. Participants will take away materials and resources, for life long activities and traditional sports, which can be put into action immediately. Sport Education in action! Follow up from this session with personal assistance in implementing your favorite sport education season.

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9:30 AM – 10:20 AM “Core”eography- how to train the core to fun music!


Lead Presenter: Rebecca Collins

Co-Presenter(s): Stephanie Viness

Description: Join us for a fun-filled session filled with various core workouts set to music. Students will still get all the benefits received when taking a standard dancing a class, but by engaging in the basic movements of the core. The science and purpose of the core will also be discussed. Participants will also learn how to use the content as a game where students in teams choreograph their own "core" routine to various songs. Music selections will be provided and are tailored to make instruction a piece of cake!

Effective Data Use In Physical Education

Location: Parthenon

Lead Presenter: Peter Stoepker

Co-Presenter(s): Brian Dauenhauer, PhD.

Description: This presentation will discuss how to implement strategies to help stream line data driven decision making in physical education and how you can transform your PE data into actionable knowledge

9:30 AM – 11:20 AM

edTPA Physical Education: Hints for Success

Location: Athena I

Lead Presenter: Tony Pritchard

Co-Presenter(s): Gavin Colquitt and Starla McCollum

Description: To become a certified physical education teacher in the state of Georgia, one must pass edTPA. The purpose of this presentation is to provide future teachers and current Physical Education Teacher Education (PETE) instructors background information on edTPA. The presenters will discuss the three tasks of edTPA and hints on submitting a scoreable portfolio. The presentation will include evidence that needs to be submitted along with how national reviewers will be assessing the portfolio.

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Monday Sessions

10:30 AM – 11:20 AM Changing Students’ Minds from Sadness to Gladness in Elementary PE

Location: Athena E

Lead Presenter: Anne Merrem

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Elementary PE teachers often work with students who are unable to understand their own emotions. These students are frequently not skilled in changing their mental-emotional state. PE teachers have a great opportunity to help students understand the connection between body and mind, the joy students can gain from physical exercise and the ability they have to “change their mind.” Participants in this session will receive a few examples for how to help their students to change their mind. In small groups, they will then have the opportunity to develop conversational models to try with their students.

Welcome to HyPEd Up! Taking Physical Education Games to the Next Level

Location: Athena F

Lead Presenter: J.D. Hughes

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: The games and activities presented in this session maximize participation and ensure that every child is provided with numerous opportunities to succeed while learning basic fitness- and sport-related skills. I have focused special emphasis on tying into these activities popular common-core based themes (money, clock/time recognition along with map reading skills and learning states and capitals).

Getting to the Heart of Physical Education through Technology


Lead Presenter: Bob Knipe

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Learn how Interactive Health Technologies' Spirit System will compliment your standards based Physical Education Program. Heart Rate, Software, Apps and More Objectives • Participants will understand the terms standards-based and data driven instruction • Participants will be aware of technology that makes standards-based and data driven instruction feasible • Participants will understand what IHT offers teachers trying to implement a standards-based program

It's all about P.E. (Positive Experiences)!


Lead Presenter: Joe Weaver

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: This session provides teachers with developmentally appropriate physical education content which is designed to increase time on task and maximize skill development. Teachers will learn ways to incorporate fitness and academic content into their physical education classes. The unique way students are grouped will allow you to provide individual feedback to your students without wasting class time. The activities in this session can be successfully implemented with large class sizes. By creating a positive and safe learning environment, your students will be successful and will have a positive experience!

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10:30 AM – 11:20 AM

Play-4-Fit: Games & Activities for Improving Fitness


Lead Presenter: Curt Hinson

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: This presentation offers a variety of games and activities to teach and develop both health-related and performance-related fitness components. In addition, it covers motivational techniques and strategies for improving student participation and activity levels.

Bringing Blended Learning to Your Health Classroom

Location: Parthenon

Lead Presenter: Julianna Morelock

Co-Presenter(s): Jacob Preston

Description: Our students are more tech-savvy than ever, but is your instruction? In this session, you'll learn about no-cost resources for your Health & P.E. classroom that bring blended learning to your students. We'll talk about how to teach drug & alcohol abuse prevention, personal fitness, diet, mental health, healthy relationships, and more. You'll leave the session ready to start using the programs with your students right away. Please bring a laptop to get the most out of this session.

11:30 AM – 12:20 PM

Welcome to HyPEd Up II! Taking Physical Education Games to the Max

Location: Athena F


Co-Presenter(s):

Description: It is my pleasure to present to you HyPEd Up II, games and activities designed with play and fun with a PURPOSE. This session will enhance any physical education program by giving the teacher suggestions of invigorating and challenging activities to be implemented as stand-alone activities or as follow up activities to reinforce a particular learning target(s).

MVPA Matters - Let's Get Your Kids Moving


Lead Presenter: Stefanie Ediger

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Marathon Kids is on mission to get kids moving. Sadly kids today are less physically active than when you were as a child. Come learn how we help kids reach their 60 minutes of daily MVPA, increase self-confidence, and grow healthy habits one lap at a time. We are an evidence based, research driven youth program ready to help you be the change agent in your community.


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11:30 AM – 12:20 PM

Welcome to HyPEd Up II! Taking Physical Education Games to the Max

Location: Athena F


Co-Presenter(s):

Description: It is my pleasure to present to you HyPEd Up II, games and activities designed with play and fun with a PURPOSE. This session will enhance any physical education program by giving the teacher suggestions of invigorating and challenging activities to be implemented as stand-alone activities or as follow up activities to reinforce a particular learning target(s).

MVPA Matters - Let's Get Your Kids Moving


Lead Presenter: Stefanie Ediger

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Marathon Kids is on mission to get kids moving. Sadly kids today are less physically active than when you were as a child. Come learn how we help kids reach their 60 minutes of daily MVPA, increase self-confidence, and grow healthy habits one lap at a time. We are an evidence based, research driven youth program ready to help you be the change agent in your community.

Cancer Happens: So Let's Talk About It

Location: Athena I

Lead Presenter: Jana Mastrogiovanni

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Cancer Happens is a FREE health education program that provides cancer prevention and health promotion strategies for middle and high school students. The program includes standards-based lesson plans, engaging videos, and activities. Course content provides a basic understanding of cancer, risk factors (including tobacco use, nutrition and exercise, sun safety, and HPV), and coping skills. Participants will learn how to use curricula materials and web-resources, as well as implement program effectively in their classroom and/or community. According to post-presentation surveys, 77% of participants have been impacted by cancer. Cancer education for all youth has been identified as an unmet need.

The Ultimate Healthy Sport -- Flying Discs!


Lead Presenter: Denise Koo

Co-Presenter(s): Mason Cary, Aileen Thomas, and Sam Batson

Description: Ultimate Frisbee combines the constant movement and endurance of soccer with the aerial passing skills of football, but without a lone quarterback. A team scores by catching a pass in the opponent’s end zone. The sport of ultimate maps well to GA PE standards at all levels. Volunteers from Atlanta Flying Disc Club, a nonprofit supporting Ultimate, will engage participants in some educational activities and drills and answer questions about developing skills for playing ultimate. Ultimate is governed by Spirit of the Game™, which emphasizes fair play, negotiation, and self-efficacy, which also contributes to the social-emotional learning of players.

Monday Sessions

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11:30 AM – 12:20 PM

Simple and Fun Dances for All Ages


Lead Presenter: Renee Califf

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Easy to teach dances for all age groups that can be used for warm ups, lessons or programs. I will teach my favorite mixers and circle dances as well as a few line dances and folk dances. Fun for all age groups!

Promoting Physical and Mental Health in the Classrom

Location: Parthenon

Lead Presenter: Duke Biber

Co-Presenter(s): Peter Stoepker

Description: This session will go into detail on effective integration strategies to promote the well-being of students. Strategies will include; mindfulness, self-talk, and self-compassion and how integrating these techniques will improve the physical and mental health of students.

12:30 PM – 1:20 PM

Blue, Yellow, Red: Zone Colors in Action

Location: Athena F

Lead Presenter: Joe Gooden

Co-Presenter(s): Deb Berkey

Description: When directing students to increase their activity intensity and movement time, most teachers use either rating of perceived exertion or verbal descriptors such as “go harder” or “pick it up”. In this activity-based session, participants will learn to use real live data from heart rate sensors or step trackers for movement data, to self-regulate the effort of their activity. Both of these wearables, heart rate monitors or step tracker ankle bands provide objective and continuous stream of displayed data that shows the participant is in the low, easy Blue zone, the moderate and weight-loss Yellow zone, or the high-hot-hard calorie burning Red zone. Participants will be challenged to participate in the challenging game of ZONING in which they must do activities from jump rope to circuit activities in each of the three (Blue/Yellow/Red) zones.

Fitness and Fun for Third Graders: An Initiative by HPE Students from Georgia Southern University – Armstrong Campus


Lead Presenter: Lynn Roberts

Co-Presenter(s): Jane Lynes and Greg O’Hara

Description: Let us share how we have combined our HPE Majors with 375 third graders to produce an awesome event! This presentation is designed to give participants a step by step plan of our collaborative process. Our Majors plan and implement stations emphasizing cardiovascular endurance, flexibility, and muscular strength/endurance for groups of approximately 20-25. This opportunity gives majors a chance to work directly with students and to “think on their feet”, making adjustments as needed. This provides our students an opportunity for practical application and reflection.

Monday Sessions

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12:30 PM – 1:20 PM

You, Me and Adapted P. E.

Location: Athena I

Lead Presenter: Anna Henry

Co-Presenter(s): Stephen Roberson, APE; Tracy Findley, APE; Christy Jones, OI; Melissa Ring, M. Ed.

Description: Enabling Physical Education teachers to successfully integrate students with special needs into the regular P.E. setting.

Mixing it up with T.O.Y.s!



Co-Presenter(s): Gabe Ervin, Charla Krahnke, and Emily Adams

Description: Join some of our National and NC Teachers of the Year as they present some of their students’ favorite activities! This 50 minute session will be packed with standards based activities, fitness activities, integration activities, and much more. You won’t want to miss this one!

1:30 PM – 2:30 PM

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2:40 PM – 3:30 PM

Hitting the Target Heart Rate ZONE Through Technology

Location: Athena F

Lead Presenter: Bob Knipe

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: One of the best ways to motivate and capture a student's imagination, while also enhancing the understanding of their own health, is through the use of technology in the PE classroom. Come learn, be inspired and experience Interactive Health Technologies “Spirit System” which is revolutionizing PE with the simplest, most innovative heart rate monitor and curriculum assessment technology in the educational market.

CATCH My Breath Youth E-Cigarette Prevention Program


Lead Presenter: Duncan Van Dusen

Co-Presenter(s): Kat Sisler

Description: E-cigarette and JUUL use has grown dramatically in recent years to become the most commonly used tobacco product by middle and high school students. Most e-cigarettes contain nicotine, a highly addictive substance that can harm adolescent brain development and has been associated with health and behavior problems. During this session, participants will be introduced to a best practices-based e-cigarette prevention program for middle and high school students and learn how schools across the U.S. are using CATCH My Breath to deliver e-cigarette prevention education to their students and how to access this free program for use in their own schools.

Meeting Standards Through Film and Literature

Location: Athena I

Lead Presenter: Michael Buchanan

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Author and Screenwriter Michael Buchanan will discuss how books and movies can be used to address issues students face each day.

Experience Speed Stacks-Skillastics – A Movement Based Group Activity!


Lead Presenter: Luke Gramith

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Activity session showcasing physical activities from the video-based Sport Stacking with Speed Stacks Instructor Guide featuring NEW activities from our comprehensive curriculum for 2018! This session will also feature our NEW Speed Stacks-Skillastics activities! Experience the excitement, fun and movement these activities offer every student regardless of ability.

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2:40 PM – 3:30 PM

GADOE Health & Physical Education Update

Location: Parthenon

Lead Presenter: Mike Tenoschok

Co-Presenter(s): Therese McGuire

Description: This session will provide an overview of the latest news from the Georgia Department of Education.

2:40 PM – 4:30 PM

3:40 PM – 3:30 PM

This Bud's for you! - Partner Activities for PE

Location: Athena F


Co-Presenter(s): Joe Weaver

Description: “This Bud’s for You” is a presentation on how different types of partner work can be utilized and implemented in your PE program. Partner activities will range from cooperative to competitive while meeting numerous SHAPE standards. The presented activities are designed to teach students the necessary skills of working with others, while at the same time, working on different manipulatives and movement concepts. Students of all elementary ages will find these partner activities fun and engaging. So grab a bud and let’s have some fun!

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3:40 PM – 3:30 PM

Fit to Lead


Lead Presenter: Dr. JoAnne Owens-Nausler

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Topics discussed in this session will include leadership by design options, characteristics of phenomenal and competent leaders, communication strategies, and how to sell yourself and your program.

Experiential Learning in a Student-Led Wellness Class for Individuals with Disabilities

Location: Athena I

Lead Presenter: Kevin McCully

Co-Presenter(s): Megan Ware

Description: This session highlights a student-led wellness program for individuals with disabilities. This is a special community partnership that benefits both individuals with disabilities and pre-health/clinical track university students. The goal of the presentation is to go in-depth with how a program like this operates, how it can be incorporated into other universities, and what it can mean to student education and community service to university towns.

Activate, Breathe, and Connect in PE


Lead Presenter: Carrie Beauchamp

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Learn how yoga and mindfulness techniques can be used to enhance the physical education curriculum and atmosphere. In this session you will experience how these techniques help students form mature movement patterns, understand movement concepts, maintain a health enhancing level of fitness, exhibit responsible behavior, and value the benefits of physical activity. Come explore how shapes, breathing, listening, setting intentions, and visualizations help students dig deeper into a lifetime of physical activity.

Fountain Of Youth School

Location: Parthenon

Lead Presenter: Stephanie Lawson

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: I had a dream that turned into a vision to create a health behavior intervention in Georgia. I want to take a low performing school and turn it into the healthiest school in the Georgia. This involves research, theory, grant writing, and staff to support the school. If students are healthy, they will perform better academically, and I want to prove this to administrators and key stakeholders in Education. We share core values to improve the overall health of children and I want your feedback to create this healthy school called the Fountain of Youth.

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8:00 AM – 8:50 AM

Under the Sea in PE!

Location: Athena F


Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Come on a journey as we dive into some standards based activities that your K-2 students will love. We will practice our movement concepts as we explore the ocean floor; work on personal responsibility while working together as a jellyfish; and build our foundation of manipulative skills by tossing, catching, and striking our way to fun!

Sport Education Model 101



Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Participants will learn how to develop and implement a Sport Education Season from start to finish. Learn tips to be successful in your program. Use of this model can improve class behavior, make students responsible for their own learning and add formative assessments to your curriculum. Participants will take away information, resources and materials, for life long activities and traditional sports, which can be put in to action immediately.

Field Day Fun

Location: Athena I

Lead Presenter: Amanda Grier

Co-Presenter(s): Julie Hubbard and Sonya Suggs

Description: Field Day is the "finale" of every physical education teacher's program. This session will provide the knowledge, tools, and resources to take their Field Day to the next level. Gain access to theme based ideas such as Lake Life, Farm Days, Beach Craze, and more!

Moving PE into the 21st Century through "Smart" Technology


Lead Presenter: Joe Gooden

Co-Presenter(s): Deb Berkey

Description: The heart is the most important muscle in the body. Movement is the best activity for the heart muscle to build endurance and to reduce stress. This session emphasizes how to move using beats-per-minute and live bio-feedback from a heart rate monitor sensor to connect the two - movement and heart health. Participants will experience activities and games that include “Get in the Blue-Yellow-Red Zones” plus assessments such as recovery heart rate, Pacer test, and ambient heart rate. Be prepared for fun and effort-based activities but each participant is free to observe as well.

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8:00 AM – 8:50 AM

Square Dance Grooving


Lead Presenter: Ann McFadden

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: This presentation will combine square dancing moves with hip hop & R&B music. We will be incorporating some hip hop dance moves and giving original square dance moves a "little Flavor". This form of square dancing should spark student interest as it improves their coordination, and cardiovascular endurance.

Escape Games for Health

Location: Parthenon

Lead Presenter: Emily Diamond

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Help students strengthen their teamwork, problem-solving, and Health skills using an Escape Game! In this session, you will explore the basics of Escape Games, learn how you can implement them in your classroom, and play a modified version of a Middle-School appropriate game.

9:00 AM – 9:50 AM

2035…My Top 20 Games & Activities from 35 Years of Teaching!

Location: Athena F

Lead Presenter: Curt Hinson

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Over the past 35 years I have used a variety of games and activities to engage students in meaningful movement. In this presentation, I’m going to share what I consider the Top 20 games and activities for teaching fitness, health, motor-skills, cooperation and teamwork. This presentation will include a variety of easy-to-implement, student-centered games and activities that utilize little equipment and can be done with any size group.

Let’s make a Symbaloo – for yourself, your school, or your classroom.


Lead Presenter: Lesley Corley

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Come and learn how to create a Symbaloo and keep all of your important websites in one area. I have been using Symbaloo for years and absolutely love it. From the schools webpage, gradebook, various PE and Health websites. You can also look and use other members Symbaloo too.


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9:00 AM – 9:50 AM

Been There Done That?: Playing Experience and Coaching Confidence.

Location: Athena I

Lead Presenter: Charles "Hal" Wilson

Co-Presenter(s): Drew Zwald and Dan Czech

Description: Coaching confidence, or efficacy, is an important aspect of coach effectiveness and development. Feltz, Chase, Moritz, & Sullivan (1999) defined coaching efficacy as coaches having confidence in their ability to encourage learning and performance of their athletes. One of the many factors that can impact coaching efficacy is playing experience- especially for young coaches. We will discuss the potential impact of playing experience at both the high school and college levels on coaching efficacy using a sample of students from the undergraduate minor in coaching education at Georgia Southern University as a starting point of our discussion.

EZ Scan®! The New Way to Track Laps


Lead Presenter: Steven Joyce

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: It’s fast, EZ, and affordable. It’s EZ Scan®. Students scan QR codes for completed laps and the data syncs with the push of a button. EZ Scan® accommodates 1,000 students at all grade levels. Unlimited QR code printing and unlimited black and white certificates. EZ Scan® works with smart phones (iOS and Android), iPads and tablets. EZ Scan® verbally interacts with and encourages students. A win for everyone. Developed by Fitness Finders®, the creators of Mileage Club® and the amazingly popular Toe Token®. Free Fitness Finders giveaways and One FREE EZ Scan® subscription awarded at the session (must be present).

9:00 AM – 9:50 AM

10:00 AM – 10:50 AM

Dance Instant Activity and Modified Volleyball

Location: Athena F

Lead Presenter: KSU HPE Students

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Participation session, come ready to play. Get loose with innovative dance instant activity. Volleyball while sitting? Come give it a try!

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10:00 AM – 10:50 AM

High Tech, Low Tech, YOUR Tech


Lead Presenter: Brian Devore

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Participants will have a “hands-on” session learning technology to build dynamic class websites, enhance teacher-student-parent communication, and deliver creative lessons that engage students to strive to achieve standards and learning elements. Bring your tablet or laptop and leave with tools in place to utilize with your students.

The Kinesthetic Classroom Experience

Location: Athena I

Lead Presenter: Mia Oberlton

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: This year at KSU we debuted our kinesthetic classroom. The classroom has strider desks, bicycle desks, stepper desks, and wobble chairs as an alternative to the traditional lecture classroom with just table and chairs. We wanted to be on the cutting edge of implementing new classroom technology based on the limited research that suggests that moving improves cognitive function and helps to reduce BMI. We have seen that the equipment has helped to keep our students more focused and engaged in the content. I would like to present on my experience teaching in the classroom along with highlighting student experiences.

Activities That Will Be A “HIT” With Your Students



Co-Presenter(s): Joe Weaver

Description: This session includes activities that introduce students to the critical skills and movement patterns that are essential to sports like softball, baseball, cricket and many others. Purposeful activities provide fun and challenge for skill development while also introducing foundational concepts, strategies, and tactics. This session will demonstrate different striking activities that will most certainly be a “HIT” among students of all elementary ages. Many of the presented activities require minimal equipment that most PE programs already have and set up times for each of the activities is minimal. Activities range from striking skill development to small sided striking games. With these activities your PE program won’t “strike” out.

Just Dance!


Lead Presenter: Stephanie Lawson

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Learn all the dances you need to know for birthday parties, dances, weddings, or any special event. People should not be standing at the wall watching others dance. Everyone should be on the dance floor having fun and socially interacting with each other.

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10:00 AM – 10:50 AM

GAHPERD 101 for New Board Members

Location: Parthenon

Lead Presenter: GAHPERD

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Kim Thompson will discuss GAHPERD policies and procedures with newly elected board members.

11:00 AM – 11:50 AM

Step Up Your Sport Stacking Program - An Advanced Lesson of Sport Stacking!

Location: Athena F

Lead Presenter: Luke Gramith

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Activity session showcasing the ‘Sport’ of Sport Stacking. This session will teach the cycle pattern and how to implement healthy competition with your Sport Stacking program. Learn how you can start a recreational Sport Stacking competition within your school and district!

Establishing Inclusion

Location: Athena I

Lead Presenter: Elisha Nixon Cobb, PhD. Associate Professor, Retired

Co-Presenter(s):

Description: As teachers we embrace two challenges: to create with learners a genuine community and to promote justice and equality in the society at large Feelings of cultural isolation often deteriorates student motivation to learn An alternative to lecturing or assigning the same reading to every student is a procedure for structuring cooperative learning groups called the Jigsaw Procedure This procedure is useful in establishing the foundation for inclusion

Tools For Teaching with Limited Equipment



Co-Presenter(s):

Description: Attend this session ready to be actively engaged in activities aligned with SHAPE America’s National Standards & Grade-Level Outcomes. This session will demonstrate limited activity equipment content that can be easily implemented in a variety of settings. Discover fun and easy methods to promote best practices and high quality physical education utilizing a free curriculum resource (OPENphysed.org).

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11:00 AM – 11:50 AM

Shuffle Mania


Lead Presenter: Ashley Anderson

Co-Presenter(s): Kadesha Manuel and Benard Walker

Description: Join us for a lively and entertaining dance session! In this session, you will learn two new line dances that

you can take back to your school or community! This is a participatory session so be prepared to dance like there’s no

tomorrow!

Georgia Physical Education Standards of Excellence

Location: Parthenon

Lead Presenter: Mike Tenoschok

Co-Presenter(s): Therese McGuire

Description: The new Physical Education GSE will be presented and the potential impact on physical education instruction in Georgia.

12:00 PM – 12:45 PM

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Elementary Physical Education Teacher of the Year

Katie Snyder

Katie Snyder graduated from Georgia College and State University with a

degree in Community Health and Human Services. She continued her

education at Georgia College with a Masters of Arts and Teaching degree

in Kinesiology and Physical Education. This will be Coach Snyder's 6th

year in Fulton County Schools and her third year as the lead Physical

Education Teacher at River Eves. She is also the Head Coach of the

Varsity Girls Soccer team at Roswell High School. She believes that the

most important aspect of being a teacher is investing in students and

building caring, supportive relationships. In her PE class, beyond learning

about skills and fitness, she teaches life skills such as respect,

responsibility, and kindness. This drives her philosophy of creating a

positive, welcoming, and safe environment for students to learn about

physical education.

Adaptive Physical Education Teacher of the Year

Bethany Chapple

Bethany is an Adapted PE teacher at Lake Windward Elementary in

Fulton County. She is in her sixth-year of teaching. Bethany has

obtained a Master of Education degree from Georgia State

University in physical education. Bethany’s mission is to provide a

safe learning environment that allows ALL students to explore

movement and gross motor skills in a fun and engaging way for

lifelong health. Bethany is a health and fitness enthusiast. She

enjoys being active and coaching the Atlanta Hawks Stunt team.

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K-12 Health Teacher of the Year

Rhonda Murray

Rhonda Murray is a committed health educator for her students, colleagues, their

families, and the community by sharing her passion for health education and wellness.

Rhonda is a native of Augusta, Ga where she earned her Bachelor of Science Degree in

Health and Physical Education from Augusta State University. Rhonda is a six-teen year

veteran in education and began her teaching career as an elementary health and

physical education teacher in Richmond County. After relocating to the Atlanta Metro

area, Rhonda served the students of Clayton County Schools on both elementary and

high school levels as a teacher and devoted coach. She is currently a health educator at

Woodland Middle School in Fulton County where she thoroughly enjoys dedicating

herself to her students and colleagues as the Health and Physical Education Department

Chair, Wellness Committee Coordinator and Garden Club Advisor. Rhonda earned her

Education Specialist in Curriculum and Instruction from Georgia College and State

University, and her Master’s Degree in Adult Literacy and Education from Central

Michigan University. Rhonda thrives on helping others; and sharing her love for health

education and wellness with as many people as she can, which is paramount to her

“healthy you, healthy me” motto for life. She volunteers with various ministries in her church and several homeless

shelters in her Atlanta neighborhood. Traveling and attending Braves games are just a few of her favorite things to do

with her family and friends. As a member of both Georgia Association of Health Physical Education Recreation and

Dance (GAHPERD) and Society of Health and Physical Education (SHAPE), Rhonda is very honored to represent health

educators as this year’s recipient and she looks forward to many years of serving and helping to promote health

education and making this world healthier for everyone.

Undergraduate Student Scholarship Award

Jessica Roda

Jessica Roda is a student at Kennesaw State University completing her

senior year. She is Vice President of Kennesaw State University’s Health

and Physical Education Major’s Club, and Secretary for the Kennesaw

State Women’s Club Soccer team. When Jessica isn’t binge watching

Netflix shows, she spends her time taking her two rescue dogs on hiking

adventures and cooking new dishes for her husband. She hopes to one

day work closely with the Special Olympics, and eventually open her very

own local sports program for children and adults with special needs.

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College/University Physical Education Teacher of the Year

Eugene Asola

Eugene F. Asola is an associate professor with the Kinesiology and

Physical Education department at Valdosta State University. He has

been in VSU for six years now. In the past, he taught at the University of

Wisconsin-La-Crosse (2009 -2011), and later at Georgia Gwinnett

College (2011-13). His educational achievements include; B.Ed. (Physical

Education) University of Education, a master’s in Public Administration-

Suffolk University-Boston, and a Ph.D. in Sport Pedagogy from the

University of Alabama-Tuscaloosa. He is very passionate about teaching

courses in curriculum, methodology, movement application and a

variety of activity courses. He serves as an advisor to two student

organizations and a co-advisor to VSU-HPE Club. Dr. Asola’s area of

research interest include; physical activity and wellness, K-12 physical

education teaching, supervision and PE policy. He has several

publications and local/international presentations to his credit. He is

also a reviewer for the Multicultural Learning and Teaching Journal, and a site visitor for Ga-PSC and CAEP.

Advocate of the Year

Debra Murdock

Debra Murdock is a product of the Cherokee County School District,

graduating from Cherokee High School in 1988. Debra earned her Bachelor of

Science degree in 1992 and a Master of Education degree in Middle Grades

Education in 1995 from Kennesaw State University, an Educational Specialist

in Educational Leadership in 1999 from Lincoln Memorial University and is

expected to earn her Doctorate in Educational Leadership in December from

Kennesaw State University. Debra has served the Cherokee County School

District as a teacher, assistant principal, and principal before assuming the

Executive Director of School Operations position in 2015. As Executive

Director of School Operations, Debra also served as the District’s Athletic

Director. During Debra’s tenure as Athletic Director, she has worked advocate

and support the athletic programs across the District. Debra’s office is

responsible for coordination of many of the District’s athletic events including

the Senior Series events that highlights the District’s students and fundraising

efforts and signing day ceremonies. Debra was named the 2014 GASSP

Georgia High School Principal of the Year, the 2015 NASSP National Principal Advisor, and the 2016 Kennesaw State

University Bagwell Scholar. Debra lives in Canton, Georgia with her husband, Lance, and sons Jesey (a teacher at

Creekview High School) and Jarrett (an education major at Kennesaw State University).

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Recreation Specialists of the Year

Amy Aenchbacher & Dave Martinez

Amy Aenchbacher and David Martinez have coached and coordinated Special Olympics for the Cherokee County

community for over 15 years. Cherokee County Special Olympics provides year-round sports training, athletic

competition, and recreational opportunities for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. As coordinators, their

goal is to help bring persons with intellectual disabilities into the larger society under conditions whereby they are

accepted, respected, and given the chance to become useful and productive citizens.

Under the leadership of Amy Aenchbacher and Dave Martinez, the Cherokee County Special Olympics has established an

official partnership with Cherokee County School District. Because of this partnership extra-curricular athletics and

inclusive sports opportunities are available for students with intellectual disabilities. Additionally, Special Olympians can

participate in seasonal sports banquets and earn varsity letters from their respective high schools.

Cherokee County Special Olympics is a 100% community volunteer program that is proud to offer opportunities in 12

Olympic-type sports at no charge to the athletes. In addition to traditional Special Olympics sports, Cherokee County

Special Olympics offers Unified Sport. Unified Sports is initiative that brings people with and without intellectual

disabilities living in the same community together on the same team to compete. This recreation program promotes

social inclusion in the Cherokee County community through shared sports training and competition experiences. Their

Unified Softball team is a two-time National Championship winner.

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Robert W. Moore Professional Recognition Award

Dr. Brian Mosier

Dr. Brian Mosier is currently in his ninth year at the University of West Georgia

and is the Department Chair of Sport Management, Wellness, & Physical

Education. His research interests focus on the promotion of physical activity in

schools, effective teaching and supervision, and technology in physical education.

Brian contributes to the profession by publishing and presenting at the national,

state, and local levels. Dr. Mosier is currently the Technology Tips Editor for the

Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance, and a member of the Georgia

Department of Education Physical Activity/Physical Education Committee.

Pathfinder Award

Tonya Sebring Tonya Sebring is a native of Columbus GA. As a collegiate athlete, she was

a member of the Kennesaw State University (KSU) inaugural fast-pitch

softball team (1990-93) while earning her bachelor’s degree in Health,

Physical Education, Recreation and Dance. Later in her career, she was

inducted into the 2006 KSU Circle of Honor, which recognizes leadership in

sport. Over the past 24 years, Sebring has enjoyed tremendous successes as

a coach and Athletic Director. Her tenure in coaching includes numerous

successful seasons, including region and state championships. As Athletic

Director, she was selected twice as the Georgia High School Association

(GHSA) Region 4-7A Athletic Director of the Year. In 2017, Sebring was

inducted into the Georgia Dugout Club Softball Hall of Fame. She also

earned top honors in the GHSA 7A Classification through her selection as

the Georgia Athletic Directors Association Athletic Director of the Year. An

advocate for high school athletics, Sebring served eight years as the State

Softball Chair for the Georgia Athletic Coaches Association. In 2005, she

initiated the Cherokee County School District (CCSD) National Girls and

Women in Sports Day. This is an annual event during which local female athletes, coaches, administrators, honored

guests and alumni gather to celebrate the outstanding accomplishments of the School District’s female athletic

programs complete with a historical perspective of Title IX and the evolution of women in sports. Sebring currently

serves as CCSD Administrator on Special Assignment, Student Activities and Athletics.

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Kim Thompson Honor Award

Dr. Jacalyn Lund

Jacalyn Lund is currently the Interim Chair of the Department of

Kinesiology and Health at Georgia State University and holds the rank of

Professor. This is her fourteenth and last year at Georgia State. Jackie

began her career in higher education by completing her doctoral degree

at The Ohio State University after teaching for 16 years in Colorado

secondary schools. She recently completed writing the third edition of

Performance Based Assessment for Middle and High School Physical

Education. Additional book publications include Standards-based

Physical Education Curriculum Development (3rd Ed), Instructional

Strategies for Secondary Physical Education (5th Ed), Assessment-driven

Instruction in Physical Education, and Navigating the Program Evaluation

Process for PETE and Kinesiology. In 1995, she and a group of seven

other people published the first set of National Standards for Physical

Education as part of a NASPE project. She also chaired the writing task

force in 2008-09 that developed the Georgia Performance Standards. Jackie served as President for the

National Association for Sport and Physical Education (NASPE) in 2007 and represented NASPE for one term on

the AAHPERD Board of Governors. She was president of SHAPE America in 2016-17. In 2013, she was inducted

into the NASPE Hall of Fame (Physical Education) and named Southern District AAHPERD Scholar 2012-2013.

She is a Fellow in the North American Society, a Research Fellow in the AAHPERD Research Consortium, Fellow

#17 for the National Association for Kinesiology in Higher Education and Fellow #569 in the National Academy

of Kinesiology. Dr. Lund has traveled nationally and internationally presenting on assessment and other topics

related to physical education. She remains passionate about quality physical education and continues to write,

speak, and teach about making a difference for future generations.

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Kim Thompson Honor Award

Dr. Brent Heidorn

Dr. Brent Heidorn is tenured Professor in Health and Physical

Education and is the Associate Dean for Research and Assessment in

the College of Education at the University of West Georgia.

Brent earned a B.S. in Physical Education from Bob Jones University

(1996), an M.A. in Health and Exercise Science from Furman

University (2000), and a Ph.D. in Physical Education from the

University of South Carolina (2007). He worked for eight years as a

full-time physical education teacher, coach, and athletic director at

the middle and high school levels before joining the faculty at UWG.

Brent’s leadership and service activities include active membership

in SHAPE America and GAHPERD, where he served as president of

the organization for two years (2013-2015). He has served on

numerous state and national committees, including three years on the Physical Education Steering Committee

and the Publications Committee with SHAPE. Brent continues to serve the profession through Fitnessgram and

Physical Best workshops, publication efforts, and numerous speaking engagements in K-12 schools with PE

Central, SHAPE, and in various school districts in Georgia. Brent served on the JOPERD Editorial Board, as

editor of a column in Strategies, and is a reviewer for Quest, Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, and

Strategies. For more than five years, Brent served as the Publications Editor of The GAHPERD Journal and

partnered with colleagues to host numerous GAHPERD workshops on the UWG campus since 2010.

Brent’s research interests include comprehensive school physical activity programs, physical education

teacher education and supervision, and sport pedagogy. He has more than 60 authored or co-authored

articles and other written works; and he has given more than 250 professional, scholarly, and workshop

presentations. Brent’s most enjoyable, professional experiences include working with students at the

undergraduate level and with teachers in local K-12 schools.

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Top First Year School

Scintilla Charter Academy

Merlin Paulk

$15,166

Most Improved Elementary School

Roswell North Elementary School

Caroline Maynor

$14,303

Increase of $13,953

Top Middle/High/College School

Carrollton Middle School

Scott New

$13,346

Top Online Fundraising School

East Side Elementary School

Faithe Chadwick, Amy Whatley and Trey Daniel

$25,316

Outstanding Primary School

Kennesaw Elementary School

Emily Adams & Beth Finnegan

$18,104

Outstanding Combination JRFH/HFH School

St. Benedict’s Episcopal School

Tameko Goodwin

$24,180

Outstanding JRFH Coordinator of the Year

Emily Adams – Kennesaw Elementary

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1. Greater Atlanta Christian School - $56,260

Kristy Shelton and Jelaine Joseph

2. Mountain View Elementary School - $36,448

Nancy Janas

3. Mt. Bethel Elementary School - $35,846

Carissa Smith, Chuck Jones, and Sam Dietrich

4. Brookwood Elementary School - $34,632

Chad May

5. Sweet Apple Elementary School - $33,338

Mitch Terry

6. May Howard Elementary School - $31,614

Joseph Sauers

7. King Springs Elementary School - $31,158

Lisa Chester

8. Silver City Elementary School - $31,108

Matt Aycock

9. Springdale Park Elementary School - $26,906

Beth Pirnstill

10. Bascomb Elementary School - $26,238

Nettie Mosteller

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1. Coweta Charter Academy - $22,288

Barbara Mulligan

2. Welch Elementary School - $17,835

Ken Chambless

3. Pine Ridge Elementary School - $13,530

Mike Stanislawski

4. Mulberry Creek Elementary School - $11,784

Kasey Mobley

5. Daves Creek Elementary School - $11,164

Dustin Morris

Nancy Cobelli – Big Shanty Intermediate

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Past GAHPERD Honor Award Recipients

1962 Rebecca I. Dennard

1971 Mary V. Blackmon

1988 George H. Bedwell

1962 Thomas E. McDonough

1971 Billy E. Gober

1988 Jacqueline T. Poythress

1962 Ernest B. Smith

1971 Jack S. Short

1988 Stanley J. Pritchett

1962 Mary Ella Soule

1972 Mary Joyce Ireland

1989 Patrick R. Cobb

1963 Leona Redfern

1972 Edward E. Whitsett

1989 Patricia L. Parrish

1964 James Gooden

1973 Anne B. Hadarits

1991 Thomas G. Jackson

1964 Gertrude E. Manchester

1973 Elizabeth J. Pope

1991 Sandra Gallemore

1964 Carl Sanders

1974 I. David Harris

1991 James Wolfgang

1965 Jean Jacobs

1974 Eugene De Tullio

1992 Debby Teitsman

1965 Majorie H. Liptak

1976 Doyice J. Cotten

1992 Beverly Mitchell

1965 Sidney Scarborough

1977 Margaret Lea Barrett

1992 Shirley Mell

1965 Llewellyn Willburn

1977 Avery Harvill

1993 Patricia Leslie

1966 Fred L. Allman

1977 Obie W. O’Neal

1994 Deborah J. Baber

1966 Robert T. Bowen, Jr.

1978 Mary Alice Clower

1994 Frederick K. Whitt

1967 Barbara P. Beiswanger

1979 Martha Owens

1994 Margaret Peebles

1967 Clyde W. Kimball

1979 Jerry Shelton

1995 Ann Wall

1967 W. Clyde Partin

1980 Jane Doss

1996 Carolyn Sudberry

1968 Clifford G. Lewis

1982 Charlie Burnett

1997 Raynette Evans

1968 Eleanor R. Paradise

1983 Margaret Jones

1999 Christi M. Kay

1968 Lillie L. Suder

1983 Dexter Mills

2001 Mike Tenoschok

1969 Helen S. Brogdon

1984 Susan B. Rockett

2004 Cheryl Deal

1969 Mayola S. Center

1984 R. Thomas Trimble

2005 Linda Galloway

1969 Wayman O. Creel

1984 Rosemary McMahan

2007 Richard “Bud” Reiselt

1969 Garland M. Dickey

1985 Ernest L. Bundschuh

2013 Brian Devore

1969 Dorothy A. McNabb

1985 Katherine E. Godfrey

2013 M. Cerie Godfrey

1969 Gladys Peck

1986 Robert W. Moore

2015 Mark Anderson

1969 Barbara A. Landers

1986 J. Rendel Stalvey

2016 Susan Whitlock

1969 Annie J. Taylor

1986 Mary E. Womack

2016 Therese McGuire

1970 Catherine L. Allen

1987 Ann Salisbury

1970 Sara L. Smith

1987 Barbara Wilks

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GAHPERD Past Presidents

1950-51 Zeb B. Vance* Mercer College 1951-52 Althea H. Whitney* Georgia State College for Women 1952-53 Marjory H. Liptak* Fulton County Schools 1953-55 John C. Hoke* Gilmer County Schools 1955-57 James M. Gooden* State Department of Education 1957-59 Rebecca I. Dennard* Fulton County Schools 1959-61 Robert T. Bowen University of Georgia 1961-62 Clifford G. Lewis* University of Georgia 1962-63 Garland M. Dickey* Berry College 1963-65 Eugene De Tullio* University of Georgia 1965-67 Jean G. Jacobs* Georgia State College for Women 1967-68 Wayman O. Creel* Atlanta Public Schools 1968-69 Lillie L. Suder Fulton County Schools 1969-70 W. Clyde Partin* Emory University 1970-71 Mary V. Blackmon Columbus College 1971-72 Edward W. Whitsett* Atlanta Public Schools 1972-73 Gladys Peck* Atlanta Public Schools 1973-74 I. David Harris* Kennesaw Junior College 1974-75 Mary Alice Clower Emory University 1975-76 Doyice J. Cotton Georgia Southern College 1976-78 Anne S. Hadarits Bibb County Schools 1978-79 Jerry W. Shelton Floyd Junior College 1979-80 M. Lea Barrett Fulton County Schools 1980-81 Avery Harvill Clayton Junior College 1981-82 Jane Doss Berry College 1982-83 Dexter Mills Cobb County Schools 1983-84 Rosemary McMahan University of Georgia 1984-85 Charlie Burnett Oxford College 1985-87 Jacqueline T. Poythress DeKalb College 1987-88 Patrick Cobb Georgia Southern College 1988-89 Mary Womack Atlanta Public Schools 1989-90 Thomas G. Jackson Valdosta State College 1990-91 Beverly F. Mitchell Kennesaw State College 1991-93 Frederick K. Whitt Kennesaw State College 1993-94 Pat Parrish Clayton County Schools 1994-95 Butch Stanphill Georgia Institute of Technology 1995-97 Deb Baber Bibb County Schools 1997-98 John Merriman* Valdosta State University

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GAHPERD Past Presidents

1998-01 William R. Forbus* Augusta State University 2001-02 Pat Leslie Savannah-Chatham County Schools 2002-03 Linda Galloway Cobb County Schools 2003-04 Betty Block Georgia College & State University 2004-06 Richard Reiselt North Georgia College & State University 2006-08 Kim Thompson Douglas County Schools 2008-09 Cecil Marett Hart County Schools 2009-10 Stephanye Peek Cobb County Schools 2010-11 David Worrall Cobb County Schools 2011-12 Jeff Townsend Cobb County Schools 2012-13 Brian Devore Cobb County Schools 2013-15 Brent Heidorn University of West Georgia 2015-16 Bridgette Stewart University of West Georgia 2016-17 Brian Devore Cobb County Schools 2017-18 Barbara Greene Georgia State University * Deceased

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