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VITA OF JIMMY CALLOWAY WORK ADDRESS Dept of Exercise Science and Sport Management Kennesaw State University Kennesaw, GA 30144 E-mail: jcallow3@kennesaw.edu ________________________________________________________________________ CURRENT EMPLOYMENT

• Tenured-Full Professor, Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw

ACADEMIC DEGREES 1980-1985 Ph.D. in Recreation and Leisure Studies, University of

Maryland, College Park, MD, Degree Awarded: 1985 1969-1970 Master of Science, University of Cincinnati Degree Awarded: 1970 1965-1969 Bachelor of Science, Physical Education, Health & Recreation,

University of Cincinnati, Degree Awarded: 1969 TEACHING EXPERIENCE 2015-Present Chair, Exercise Science & Sport Management, Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, Georgia 2008-2016 Professor, Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, GA 2004-2008 Clinical Associate Professor, Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA 1998-2004 Associate Professor, Program Coordinator Georgia State

University, Atlanta, GA 1996-1998 Associate Professor, Program Coordinator, University of Georgia, Athens, GA 1993-1996 Vice President for Governmental Affairs and Fund Development, 1996 Atlanta Olympic/Paralympic Games 1990-1993 Professor, Department Chair, Recreation and Leisure Studies, California State University, Northridge, CA 1989-1990 Professor, Department Chair, Recreation and Leisure Studies,

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Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA 1986-1989 Part-time Instructor, Howard University, Washington, DC 1983-1989 Associate Professor, Program Coordinator Recreation and Leisure Studies, & Director of Recreation Grants, Gallaudet University

Washington, DC 1981-1983 Assistant Professor, Coordinator of Therapeutic Recreation, Gallaudet University, Washington, DC 1975-1981 Instructor, University of Maryland, College Park MD 1970-1975 Assistant Professor, State University of New York, Binghamton, NY CURRENT TEACHING ASSIGNMENTS -2011-2013

• HPS 2200/01 Introduction to Sport Administration • HPS 2200/02 Introduction to Sport Administration • HPS2222/01 Foundation of Sport Communication • HPS 3400 Leadership in Sport • HPS 3400 Facility Sports and Maintenance • SM 4900 Praticum Sport Management • SM 4950 Senior Internship • 2011 Study Abroad Program,

Germany, Sport Facilities and Accomodations Graduate Classes

• EHS 6500 Leadership in Exercise Science • HPS 6700 Trends in Health Care • EHS 6900/01 Administration Field Experience • EHS 7000 Independent Studies • EHS 7300 Thesis

HONORS AND AWARDS • Recipient of the American Association for Health Education (AAHE)

Research Coordinating Board (RCB) Student Poster Presentation Award For the presentation “Autism Knowledge and Attitude among Birth-Five Early Childhood Education Majors”. (2012) • Milestone Service Award, certificate of recognition for five years of service,

Georgia State University, Atlanta GA (2004)

• Certificate of Appreciation, The FBI’s Community Outreach Program, 2003. • Georgia State University Phi Beta Delta International Scholars, 2002.

• FBI certificate of Recognition, FBI’s Community Outreach Specialists, Las Vegas

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Nevada, 2002. • Certificate of Appreciation, Statewide Activities Therapies Symposium, Georgia,

2001.Phi Beta Delta, Honor Society for International Scholars, Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia, 2001.

• Distinguished Leadership Award, National Roundtable Associates Inc.

Washington D.C. 1999. • Certificate of Appreciation, Building Families, Strengthening Futures, Finger

Lakes Family Development Association, March, New York, 1999. • Recreation and Leisure Studies Club, , Certificate for outstanding service,

Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia. 1999. • Activity Therapies Symposium ANew Visions@, certification, 1998.

• Professor of Recreation & Leisure Studies, UGA, Special Appreciation, 1998.

• 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Special Appreciation to Covenant Signing Committee,

1998. • Volunteer Beyond Excellence, The AGrand Slam@ Summer Program, 1998

• National Recreation and Parks Association, Certificate of Appreciation, 1998.

• National Prevention Through Recreation Services School, Certification of

Completion, 1998. • California Park And Recreation Society, Certificate of Appreciation, 1997.

• National Therapeutic Recreation Society, Recognition of Exceptional

Contributions, 1997. • Certificate of Appreciation for work with the Youth-at-Risk Committee,

California Park and Recreation Society, California, 1997.

• Genesee Valley Recreation and Park Society Annual Conference, Certificate of Appreciation, 1996

• United States Olympic Committee, Outstanding Support Award, 1996 U.S.

Olympic Congress. • Roundtable Associates Inc., Outstanding Member Award, 1996.

• Paralympic Relay torch-bearer, selected by the Lieutenant Governor, Pierre

Howard, Atlanta, Georgia, 1996.

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• The Roundtable Associates, Inc., Distinguished Leadership Award, 1995.

• District of Columbia Recreation and Park Society, Special Appreciation

Certificate, 1995. • AT&T Certificate of Recognition, Black History Month, 1995.

• Community Preservation and Development Corporation and Edgewood

Management Corporation, Certificate of Appreciation, New York, 1995. • Kappa Delta Pi, Honor Society Education, Pi Cho Chapter, 1994.

• Certificate of Appreciation for Distinguished Service to the Youth of the State of

New York and The Police Juvenile Officers Association, Inc., 1994. • Certificate of Appreciation, 1994 NRPA Annual Congress.

• Kappa Alpha Sigma Honorary Teaching Society (National Chapter), 1994.

• National Recreation and Park Association, Certificate of Appreciation, Annual

Congress, 1994.

• Achievement Award, National Recreation and Parks Ethnic Minority Society, San Jose, California At-Risk Youth Committee, Acknowledgment Award, 1994.

• Appreciation award, California State University, School of Communication,

Health and Human Services, Northridge, California, 1994. • Recipient, President Bush’s 1000 Points of Light National Award, Blitch Street

Recreation Center, Statesboro, 1993. • Outstanding Service Award, California Park and Recreation Society, Ethnic

Minority Society, Past President Award, 1991. • Affirmative Action Department award, Georgia Southern University, Statesboro,

Georgia, 1990. • World Recreation Association of the Deaf, Certificate of Recognition and

Appreciation, Lake Louise, Canada, 1989. • National Correctional Recreation Association, Outstanding Board Member, 1988.

• Recognition for Outstanding extramural funding for Gallaudet University,

research, training and educational projects, Washington D.C., 1987.

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• International Forum and Festival on Recreation Sports and Cultural Arts for Disabled Persons, Certificate of Appreciation, Washington D.C., 1985.

• Recipient of the National Correctional Recreation Association , Literary Award,

Louisville, Kentucky. 1984 • National Correctional Recreation Society, outstanding Board member, 1984.

• Kappa Delta PI National Honor Society in Education, Gallaudet Chapter,

Washington D.C., 1984. • National Correctional Recreation Association Citation for outstanding

contribution in the field of correctional recreation, 1982. • Recipient of the National Recreation and Park Association Ethnic Minority

Society, Achievement Award, Minneapolis, MN., 1981 • Recipient of the National Recreation and Park Association Ethic Minority

Society, Leadership Citation Award, Minneapolis, MN., 1981. • Outstanding Young Men of America, 1978.

• Awarded Black Belt, Wash-in-Ryu, Binghamton, New York, 1974.

• Sigma-Sigma Honorary Fraternity, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio,

19691.40 References

• Certificate of Completion, Georgia Nutrition Counsel on School Wellness, Georgia Department of Education, University of Georgia, February

• Certificate of Completion, National Disability Sports Conference, Blaze Sports America (2005)

• Certificate of Appreciation, The FBI’s Community Outreach Program, (2003) • Georgia State University Phi Beta Delta International Scholars, (2002) • FBI certificate of Recognition, FBI’s Community Outreach Specialist, Las Vegas

Nevada (2002) • Certificate of Appreciation, Statewide Activities Therapies Symposium,

Georgia (2001)

• Phi Beta Delta, Honor Society for International Scholars, Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia (2001) • Distinguished Leadership Award, National Roundtable Associates Inc. Washington D.C. (1999)

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• Certificate of Appreciation, Building Families, Strengthening Futures, Finger Lakes Family Development Association, March, New York (1999) • Recreation and Leisure Studies Club, Certificate for outstanding service, Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia (1999) • The Roundtable Associates, Inc. Distinguished Leadership Award, (1995) • District of Columbia Recreation and Park Society, Special Appreciation

Certificate, (1995)

• Community Preservation and Development Corporation and Edgewood Management Corporation, Certificate of Appreciation, New York (1995)

• AT&T Certificate of Recognition, Black History, (1995)

• Kappa Delta Pi, Honor Society Education, Pi Cho Chapter, (1994)

• Certificate of Appreciation for Distinguished Service to the Youth of the State

of New York and the Police Juvenile Officers Association, Inc. (1994)

• Certificate of Appreciation, NRPA Annual Conference (1994)

• Kappa Alpha Sigma Honorary Teaching Society (National Chapter), (1994)

• National Recreation and Park Association, Certificate of Appreciation, Annual Congress (1994)

• Achievement Award, National Recreation and Parks Ethnic Minority Society,

San Jose, California, At Risk Youth Committee, Acknowledgment Award (1994)

• Human Services, Northridge, California, (1994)

• Recipient, President Bush’s 1000 Points of Light National

Award, Blitch Street Recreation Center, Statesboro, GA (1993) • Outstanding Service Award, California Park and Recreation Society, Ethnic

Minority Society, Past President Award, (1991)

• World Recreation Association of the Deaf, Certificate of Recognition and Appreciation, Lake Louise, Canada, (1989)

• National Correctional Recreation Association, Outstanding Board Member,

(1988)

• International Forum and Festival on Recreation Sports and Cultural Arts for Disabled Persons, Certificate of Appreciation, Washington D.C. (1985)

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• Recipient of the National Correctional Recreation Association, Literary Award,

Louisville, Kentucky (1984

• National Correctional Recreation Society, Outstanding Board Member, (1984)

• Kappa Delta Pi National Honor Society in Education, Gallaudet Chapter, Washington D.C. (1984)

• National Correctional Recreation Association Citation for outstanding

contribution in the field of correctional recreation (1982)

• Recipient of the National Recreation and Park Association Ethnic Minority Society, Achievement Award, Minneapolis, MN (1981)

• Recipient of the National Recreation and Park Association Ethnic Minority

Society, Leadership Citation Award Minneapolis, MN (1981)

• Outstanding Young Men of America (1978)

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP Georgia Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance (GAAPHERD) International Scholars Phi Beta Delta, Georgia State University National Recreation and Park Association (NPRA) National Corrections Recreation Association (NCRA) National Recreation and Park Ethnic Minority (NRPSEMS) Kappa Alpha Sigma Honorary Teaching Society Georgia Recreation and Park Association (GRPA) New York State Recreation & Park Society (Life Member) Kansas State Recreation and Park Society (Life Member) NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Board Member, National Alliance of Youth Sports, 2004-2006 Assistant Director, North American Society for Sports Management, Annual Conference, May 2004 Board Member, NRPAEMS, 2003-2004 Recreation Chairman, GAAPHERD, 2002-2003 Youth Policy Coordinator, GRPA, 2001-2003 Host, Roundtable Association, National Conference, 2001 National Management Board, The Roundtable Associates, Inc., 2000

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PROFESSIONAL CONSULTATIONS Federal Grants Reviewed: • 2012 Peer Review, United States Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP)

Technology and Media Services, Stepping-Up Technology Implementation (CFDA # 84.327S)

• 2012 Wellstar College Consulting Team to consider the US Department of State,

Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, “Empowering Women and Girls through Sports

• 2010 OSEP Combined Priority for Personnel Preparation Grant Review /

(84.325K) Focus Area D” 2010. • 2010 OSEP Combined Priority for Personnel Preparation Grant Review /

(84.325K) Focus Area C” 2010.

• 2009 Organized effort to pass the “Student Health and Physical Education Act” (Shape Act), House Bill 229

• 2009 Faith Based Summit Steering Committee, Sparta, Georgia • 2008 OSEP Combined Priority for Personnel Preparation Grant Review, Focus

Area D- Training Personnel in Minority Institutions to Serve Infants, Toddlers, and Children with Disabilities.(CFSA# 84.325K)

• “Combined Priority for Personnel Preparation Grant Review Competition

USDE, Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services, August 2005.

• 2005 Caring for Others, Inc., Board of Directors, The Atlanta Community Food Bank

• “Center for the Recruitment and Retention of Qualified Persons for Children with Disabilities,” Washington D.C., 2003. • “Council for Exceptional Children,” (H326P030001), Washington D.C. October,

2003. • “National Association of State Directors of Special Education,” (H326P030002), Washington D.C., October, 2003. • “Model Demonstration Projects for children with Disabilities,” (CFDA 84.324M), Washington D.C., March, 2002. • “Preparation of Personnel in Minority Institutions,” (CFDA 84.325E), May, 2002.

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• “Center to Promote Involvement by Minority Institution in Discretionary

Programs,” (CFDA 82.326L), September, 2002

• “Television Access,” (CFDA 84.327L), September, 2002. • “Center to Promote Involvement by Minority Institutions in Discretionary

Programs,” (84.326L), September, 2002. • “Preparation of Special Education, Related Services, and Early Intervention

Personnel to Serve Infants, Toddlers, and Children with Low-Incidence Disabilities,” (CFDA 84.325A), October 2002.

• “Preparation of Personnel in Minority Institutions,” (CFDA 84/325E). April,

2000. • “Minority Outreach Center,” (CFDA 84/326M) February, 2000.

• “Student Initiated Research Projects,” (CFDA 84.324B), April, 2000. • Preparation of Special Education, Related Services, and Early intervention

Personnel to Serve Infants, Toddlers, and Children With Low-Incidence Disabilities,” (CFDA 84.325A) December, 1999.

• “Preparation of Special Education, Related Services, and Early Intervention Personnel to Serve Infants, Toddlers, and Children with Low-Incidence Disabilities,” (CFDA 84.325A) May, 1999.

• “State Improvement Grants/Children with Disabilities,” (CFDA 84.323A)

Washington D.C. • “Field Initiated Research Projects,” (CFDA 84.324C) Washington D.C.

• “Research Institutes on Assessment/Student Disabilities,” (CFDA 84.324K)

Washington D.C. • “Outreach Projects for Children with Disabilities,” (CFDA 84.324R) Washington

D.C. • “National Center on Postsecondary Outcomes/Students/Disabilities,” (CFDA

84.324S) Washington D.C. • “Preparation of Leadership Personnel,” (CFDA 84.325D) Washington D.C.

• “Improving the Preparation of Personnel/Children/High Incidence,” (CFDA

84.325H) Washington D.C.

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• “Projects for Children and Young Adults/Deaf and Blind,” (CFDA 84.326 C) Washington D.C.

• 2005-2012 Board of Directors, Blaze Sports America

• 2006-2012 Executive Director, Georgia Coalition for Physical Activity and

Nutrition

• 2009-Present Arab/American Dialogue, Kennesaw State University

• 2009-2001 Comprehensive Men’s Health Initiative, National Board of Directors

• 2005-2007 National Alliance for Youth Sports Executive Committee Members

• 2005- Present Advisor Consultant for an International Journal (West African

Journal of Physical and Health Education) WAJOPHE • 2004-2006 Board Member, National Alliance Sports

• 2004 Assistant Director, North American Society for Sports Management,

Annual Conference

• 2003-2004 Board Member, NRPAEMS

• 2002-2003 Recreation Chairman, GAAPHERD • 2001-2003 Youth Policy Coordinator, GRPA

• 2001 Host, Roundtable Association, National Conference

• 2000 National Management Board, The Roundtable Associates, Inc.

• 1999 Chair, Georgia Recreation and Park Youth Summit

• 1998 Director of Development & Marketing for the Childrens Wish Foundation

• 1998 National Gang Prevention Advisory Committee, Boys & Girls Club of

America, GRPA Chairperson, Youth Summit

• 1998 Program Chairman, RTA National Consultation and Associate Professor, University of Georgia

• 1988 Recreation & Leisure Studies, Health & Human Performance Committee

• 1998 Speaker National Park Service/ Roundtable Associates Inc.

• 1998 Activity Therapies Symposium Anew Visions@ certification

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• 1998 Professor of Recreation & Leisure Studies, UGA Special Appreciaton

• 1998 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Special Appreciation to Covenant Signing Committee

• 1998 Volunteer Beyond Excellence, The AGrand Slam@ Summer Program

• 1998 National Recreation and Parks Association, Certificate of Appreciation

• 1997 NRPA Fund Development Committee Member

• 1997 Sub-Committee, National Curriculum Conference, Delegate, NRPA Congress, Salt Lake City

• 1997 Secretary, 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc.

• 1997 Vice Chairman, National Recreation and Park Association, Fund Development Committee

• 1997 National Recreation and Park Association, National Curriculum Committee, Recruitment and Retention

• 1997 NRPA,APRS Youth Development Program Committee

• 1997 Chairman, Georgia Recreation and Park Association, Chairman, State Youth Summit on At-Risk Youth

• 1997 National Prevention Through Recreation Services School, Certification of

Completion

• 1997 California Park and Recreation Society, Certificate of Appreciation

• 1997 National Therapeutic Recreation Society, Recognition of Exceptional Contributions

• 1997 Certificate of Appreciation for work with the Youth-at-Risk Committee, California Park and Recreation Society, California

• 1996-1997 Fund Development Committee Member, NRPA

• 1996 Genesse Valley Recreation and Park Society Annual Conference, Certificate of Appreciation

• 1996 United States Olympic Committee, Outstanding Support Award, 1996 U.S. Olympic Congress

• 1996 Roundtable Associates, Inc. Outstanding Member Award

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• 1996 Paralympic Relay torch-bearer, selected by the Lieutenant Governor, Pierre Howard

• 1996 Co-Founder, Youth Development Section NRPA

• 1996 APRS-Co-Chairperson, Corrections and At-Risk Youth Committee

• 1996 Correctional Recreation Committee Chair, National Therapeutic Recreation Society

• 1996 NRPA Presidential Recognition of the Paralympic Games

• 1996 Vice President, Governmental Affairs & Fund Development, Paralympic Organizing Committee

• 1985-1989 National Recreation Park Association, Ethnic Minority Society, Board Member

• 1983-1985 Appointed to the Advisory Board of the Therapeutic Recreation Management School, Oglebay Park, W.V.

• 1983-1985 President, National Recreation and Park Society, Ethnic Minority Society

• 1994 CPRS, Program Committee

• 1994 NTRS Committee on Corrections

• 1994 APRS Special Committee

• 1994 World Recreation Association for the Deaf, Research Consultant

• 1993 Nominated for President of California Society of Park and Recreation Educators

• 1993 CPREMA, SPRE Section

• 1991 President, California Society for Parks and Recreation Educators

• 1991 Chair and Recreation and Leisure at California State University Northridge

• 1991 CPRS Gangs/Youth Committee

• 1989 National Therapeutic Recreation Committee Chairman, Correctional Recreation

• 1989 National Correctional Recreation Association, Board member

• 1986 Presidents Commission on Americans Outdoors (PCAO), Senior Advisors,

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Calloway, J., “A Literature Review: The President’s Commission, on American Outdoors”.

• 1986 Government Printing Office, Washington D.C.

• 1981-1984 National Recreation Association Board Member

• 1983-1984 President, District of Columbia Recreation and Park Society

• 1983 California Park and Recreation Ethnic Minority Association (CPREMA)

• 1983 CPREMA Scholarship Committee

• 1981 National Recreation and Park Ethnic Minority Society Futures Committee

• 1981 Board Member, Roundtable Associates

• 1981 Research Consultant, World Recreation Association for the Deaf

• 1981 National Therapeutic Recreation Committee Chairperson, Chairperson for Correctional Recreation

• 1980-1981 National Recreation Park Association, Society for Park Recreation Educators, Committee Chairperson on Correction

• 1980-1981 National Recreation Committee Chairperson for Correctional Recreation

• 2004 International Association for Sport Management, Coordinator for Meeting

• 2002 Africa/African American Center for Development Committee, Georgia State University

• 1999-2003 Advisor and Founder, New Generations Campus Ministries for students, Georgia State University

• 1998-2002 Annual Faculty and Staff Giving Campaign coordinator, Georgia State University

• 1998-2002 Annual Faculty and Staff Giving Campaign Representative, Georgia State University

• 1999 Student Affairs, Student Activity Fee Committee, Georgia State University

• 2003-2004 Executive Board, Center for Research on School Safety, School Climate and Classroom Management, Georgia State University

• 2002-2004 International Faculty Advisory Committee, Georgia State University

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• 2000-2003 State Charitable Contributions Program Committee, Georgia State University

• 2002-2003 Committee on Underrepresented Faculty, Georgia State University

• 2004 Assistant Director, North American Society for Sports Management organizing Committee, Georgia State University

• 1998 Advisor and Founder, Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies Club, Georgia State University

• 1998,2001 Sports Administration Search Committee, Georgia State University

• 1998-2002 Annual Faculty and Staff Giving Campaign Coordinator

• 2003 Site Reviewer Western Regional Center, National Center on Deafness, Northridge, California

• 2004 Board Member, KidsGym, Atlanta, Georgia

• 2004 Board Member, Uplifting People, Atlanta, Georgia

• 2004 Board Member, Why Not Sports, Atlanta, Georgia

Certifications

• Teaching Certificate, Health, Physical Education and Driver Education, Ohio Department Of Education Teaching Certificate for Grades 7 – 12, University of Cincinnati: Certificate Number 268-48-4340 4C, September , 1969

• Certification, course entitled Drugs, Gangs, and Gangs in School, Georgia Public

Safety Training Center, Columbus Georgia: 1997

• Certificate Activity Therapies Symposium, Rock Eagle Conference Center, Eatonton, Georgia: 2000

• Certification, course entitled Advancing a United States Movement for Healthy

Eating and Active Living, Georgia State University, March 8, 2007

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Language Fluent in Sign Language ________________________________________________________________________ PUBLICATIONS in referred Journals

• Calloway, J. (2012). Strategies of Dealing with Violence in Youth Sports was accepted for publication by the Journal of Youth Sports,(peer review referred journal)

• Wang, J. & Calloway J. (2012). High-Level Technical Training for Elite Soccer

Athletes was accepted for publication by Journal of Soccer (peer-reviewed refereed Journal, the most prestigious soccer journal in the USA)

• Shapiro, D. H., Calloway, J., Pitts, B., (2012) Infusing Disability Sport into

Import Management Curriculum (in progress).

• Wang, J. & Calloway J. (2012). Impact of Coaches Communication Skills on Athletes’ Performance, was accepted for publication by the Journal of Applied Research in Coaching and Athletics (peer-reviewed refereed journal one of the most popular coaching journals in the United States)

• Wang, J. & Calloway J. (2011). The Challenges and Strategies of Foreign

Coaches Working with Chinese Olympic Teams, was published by International Journal of Coaching Science, Vol. 5, 51-91.

• Calloway, J. (2004). Leisure Studies Curriculums: Facing the Competitive Challenges of 21st Century. The Voice, The Journal of the New York State Recreation & Park Society, Inc., Fall, pp5; 46.

• Calloway, J. (2004). Leisure, Recreation, Youth Service Agencies at War: Our Social Responsibility. The Journal of the New York State Recreation & Park Society, Inc., Winter, pp13-36-37.

• Calloway, J (2004). Recreation and Sports-Instruments for World Peace: Leave No Child Behind. International Journal, Youth Studies Australia, v.23, n.1.

• Calloway, J. (2002). Comparison of Obesity Assessment Procedures in Obese African-American and White Women, .ISHIB Ethnicity & Disease, (3), 12-18. Wilhite, B., Mushette, C.

• Calloway, J. (1996). Sport and Disability Across the Lifespan

• Calloway, J (Special issue). Therapeutic Recreation Journal. 30 (2), 106-113.

• Calloway, J. (1996). Working with delinquent and incarcerated youth: Offenders

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in the court system. At-risk youth training program. New York State Recreation and Park Society, Saratoga Springs, New York.

• Calloway, J. (1994). Making the connection between leisure and at-risk youth in

today’s society. Canadian Parks and Recreation Journal. 3(4), 16-21.

• Calloway, J. (1993). Editor, Leisure Information Quarterly, Journal published by the Center for Leisure and Play, California, California Sate University at Northridge, California: Editor, Leisure Information Quarterly. Vol,19 (1), focus, “Role innovation.”

• Calloway, J. (1992). Making the connection between leisure and at-risk youth in

today’s society. Canadian Parks and Recreation Journal. 9-10;15 ;17; 43.

• Calloway, J. (1992). Making the connection between leisure and at-risk youth in today’s Society. The Voice. Winter, 6-9; 53.

• Calloway, J. (1992). Making the connection between leisure and at-risk youth in

today’s society. Leisure Watch 7(3), 1 – 7.

• Calloway, J. (1992). Future challenges for therapeutic recreation services. Leisure Watch, 7(4), (pages).

• Calloway, J. (1991-1992). Editor, Leisure Information Quarterly. Journal

published by the Center for Leisure and Play, California State University at Northridge, Northridge, California:

Editor, Leisure Information Quarterly, Vol.18 (1), focus, “Dying, death and Leisure.” Editor, Leisure Information Quarterly. Vol.18 (2), focus, “Year-Round “Schools.”

Editor, Leisure Information Quarterly. Vol.18 (3), focus, “Leisure Counseling and ethnicity.”

Editor, Leisure Information Quaarterly,Vol.18 (4), focus, “ Ethics and leisure.”

• Calloway, J. (1991, November). “Leisure and youth: Making the connection" Parks and Recreation, 56 – 62.

• Calloway, J. (1991), November-December). Future challenges for therapeutic

recreation services in the overworked American, New Age Journal, 101 – 103. • Calloway, J. (1990 – 1991). Editor, Leisure Information Quarterly. Journal

published by the Center for Leisure and Play, California State University at Northridge, Northridge, California: Editor, Leisure Information Quarterly, Vol.17 (1), focus “the environment."

Editor, Leisure Information Quarterly, Vol.17 (2), focus “economics." Editor, Leisure Information Quarterly, Vol.17 (3), focus “aging." Editor, Leisure Information Quarterly, Vol.17 (4), focus “creativity."

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• Blumenthal, K., & Calloway, J. (1986, Fall). Government’s roles and the great outdoors: at the local level, Forum. 1(3), 77 – 82.

• Calloway, J. Guest Editor, (1981, February). Correctional Recreation Today: A pitiful reflection of our past inadequacy. Parks and Recreation, 23 – 28.

• Barbee, J. and Calloway, J. (1981, April). The courts and correctional recreation.

Leisure Today, JOHPERD, 40 – 45.Book Chapters

• Calloway, J. (1995). Managing recreation and leisure services for juvenile delinquents.In B. Glick and A. Goldstein (Editors), Managing Delinquency Programs that Work (187 – 208). Laurel, MD: American Correctional Association.

• Calloway, J, Strelow, J. & Marman, A. (1994). Therapeutic Recreation and

Youth. In B. Cato, H. Gray, D. Nelson and P. Varnes (Editors), Youth at risk: Targeting in on Prevention (pp. 85 – 90). Dubuque, IA: Wm. C. Brown Communications, Inc.

• Calloway, J. (1993). At-risk youth and gangs: A resource manual for the parks and recreation professional. California Park and Recreation Society, Youth at Risk Committee. Sacramento, CA.: Park & Recreation Society.

• Calloway, J. (1992). Organizational and management styles in therapeutic recreation In Winslow, R. (Ed.), The management of therapeutic services, (pp. ). Reston, VA.: Recreation & Park Association.

Compendium

• Calloway, J. and Colton, C. (1983). Compendium of prisoner’s rights: Court cases addressing correctional recreation and physical education in prisons, jails,

detention centers and pre-release facilities. National Correctional Association. Printed by the Florida Department of Corrections, Zephyrhills Correctional Institution. Monograph

• Calloway, J. (1995). Making the connection between leisure and at-risk youth in today’s society. In A. Richards and J. Bocarro (Editors), Monograph on youth in the 1990s, Alternatives to Incarceration: Prevention or treatment (pp. 75 – 85). Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada: Dalhousie University.

Guides, Manuals & Materials

• Calloway, J. (2003). “Options: New beginnings-Creating cultures of achievement through recreation and youth services agencies.” A project of the New York State

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Recreation and Park Society, Inc., funded by the New York State Office of Children and Family Services.

• McDonald, J.M. & Calloway, J. (2002) “Blue print for improving the quality of park, recreation and conservation services available to minority populations,” funded by the Roundtable Associates, Washington DC.

• Calloway, J. (2000). “Recreation and leisure youth development: A Blueprint for state and local action,” prepared for the State of Georgia.” Sponsored by the Georgia Recreation and Park Association.

• Calloway, J. (1999). “From at-risk youth to youth development: Approaches and solutions.” A project of the New York State Recreation and Park Society, Inc., funded by the New York State Office of Children and Family Services.

• Calloway, J. (1997) “Managing youthful violent offenders in adult institution”, Training Curriculum in Justice, National Institute of Corrections. Leisure Education, U.S. Department of Longwood Colorado, 1997.

• Calloway, J. (1993). Resource Manual. “At risk youth and gangs: A resource manual for the parks and recreation professional,” published by the California Park and Recreation Society, Sacramento, California.

• Calloway, J. (1993). Contributor. Report on the State of California Outdoor

Recreation Plan, State of California Resource Agency.

• Calloway, J. (1991). Training Manual. “Options: For at-risk Youth.” Professional training package for human services workers working with at-risk youth. Produced by the Division of Youth Services, Albany, New York.

• Calloway, J. (1986) "Working Papers: The President's Commission on American Outdoors." A literature review, Government Printing Office Washington, D.C., 1986.

• Calloway, J. (1986) Senior Advisor, PCAO Commissioner “Case Studies, the President's Commission on American Outdoors,” Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1986.

• Calloway, J. (1986) Senior Advisors PCAO Commissioner, “Report and Recommendations to the President of the United States." Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1986.

• Calloway, J. (1984) Authored the National Correctional Recreation Associations definition of “Correctional recreation.” Accepted and approved by the NCRA Board, Annual Conference, Louisville, KY.,

Non-refereed Publications

• Calloway, J., & Calloway, T., (1996). Intervening with violent youth. At-risk

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youth training program. (88-102). Saratoga Springs, NY: New York State Recreation and Park Society.

• Calloway, J. (1996). Working with delinquent and incarcerated youth: Offenders in the court system. At-risk youth training program. (103-116). Saratoga Springs, NY: New York State Recreation and Park Society.

• Calloway, J. (1985). Recreation and leisure in confined spaces, The secure care catalogue. Trenton, NJ: The Interstate Consortium on Residential Child Care, inc. References Cited: In Books:

• McClean, J. R., Peterson, J. A., and Wartin, D. (1985). Recreation and leisure: The changing scene 4/E. New York: Wiley and Sons.

• Kraus, R. (1984). Therapeutic recreation services. New York: Saunders

Publishing Company, p.341.

• Hormachea, Carroll R. (1982) Leisure services programming for adult correctional institutions: A model program. "Standards for correctional recreation" Richmond, VA: Virginia Commonwealth University (pp. 14-24).

In Journals:

• Sessoms, D. H. & Henderson, K. A. (1994). Introduction to leisure services. State College, PA., Venture Publishing,.

• O’Brien, K. (1992, Summer). Effective programming for youth At-risk, The

Voice (16), p. 17.

• Aquilar, T. (1986, April) Recreation: An untapped resource, Corrections Today, (pp.173-178).

• McClean, Janet R., Peterson, James A., Wartin, Donald, (1985). Recreation and leisure: The changing scene, (pp. 179-182).

In Newsprint:

• Beer Flowed for Hundreds of Teens With Nary a parent in Sight, Written by Staff Writer Patrick J. Bradley, Niagara News (November 20, 2001), p.3E.

• How Do We Reach Our Troubled Kids?, Written by Staff, The Times Herald,

(November 15, 2001) p.A10.

• Building a Better Child, Written by Staff Writer Rick Forgione, Section A, (December, 2001). P.3.

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• Summit Gives Youths a Chance to Explain their Needs to Adults, written by Staff Reporter Kirk D. Richards, The Columbus Dispatch, Metro Section, (July 15, 1999).

• Recreation Conference Opens, Written by the Cortland Herald staff, local section, October, 1977.

• Recreation Conference is “Making Tracks…Towards a Brighter Future, Written

by Cortland Heralds staff, local section, October, 1977.

• Overtime Overload: More and More Workers Aren’t Calling it a Day, Cover Story written by Lori Moody, Daily News Staff Writer for the Los Angeles Daily News

• Study Reviewing Connections between Recreation and Crime written by Staff

Writer Paula Frank of the San Fernando Sun, San Fernando, California (May 20, 1992), p. 2.

• Too Much Leisure Lead to Crime? Written by Staff Writer of the San Fernando

Sun, San Fernando, California (August 5, 1992), p. 1.

• Calloway Links Poor Use of Leisure Time to Crime, Written by Staff writer Paula Frank, CSUN student newsparer, (September, 1992), p.12.

• Troubled teens: Recreation Programs Need Zip to Grab Aimless Youth, advises

U. S.Expert written by Staff Reporter Barry Dorey of the Mall Star, (November 23,1992), p.3

• The Law: Prosecution of Child-Molestation Cases Grow more Wary in Wake of

Acquittals, written by Staff Reporter Ann Hagendorn of the Wall Street Journal (1991), p. 1.

• President of the United States of America News Release: Jimmy Calloway listed as a Distinguished Panel of 19 Named Advisors to President Reagans’s Commission on Americans Outdoors, released by President’s Commission on Americans Outdoors, Washington, DC (April 23, 1986).

• Calloway’s Crusade: Correctional Recreation, Written by staff writer Pattie Yu

Hussein, Precis, (April 6, 1981), Funded Grants and Awards

• Vice President for Governmental Affairs and Fund Development (The Atlanta Paralympic Organizing Committee) Funding awards from the: Department of Veteran Affairs, Department of Defense, General Services Administration, United States Information Agency, Department of Transportation, Department of Labor, Department of Education, Social Security Administration and, Federal Highway Administration totaling, $53,000,000, Awarded 1993-1996.

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Non-funded Proposals

• United States Department of Education, Office of Education and Rehabilitation Services, “Preparation of Personnel in Minority Institutions, Therapeutic Recreation Undergraduates,” Requested $665,872 from October 1, 2000- October 1, 2005.

• United States Department of Education, Office of Education and Rehabilitation

Services, “Special Education and Recreation Collaboration,” Requested $531,828 from September 1, 2000-October 1, 2004.School of Policy Studies and Department of Kinesiology “Recreation and sport leadership training in South Africa,” 5,000,000, from 1999-2000.

International Presentations

• Calloway, J. (2012). Video Conference: A Comparative Analysis of Sport and Recreation between the United States and the Middle East, Cairo, Egypt

• Calloway, J. (2012). Mass Media and Disabled People, The 14th International Seminar, Djerba, Midoun

• Calloway, J. (2010). Physical Education and Sport Challenges of the Third

Millennium, Thirteenth International Scientific Conference, Cairo, Egypt • Calloway, J. (2010). Leisure and Sport: Bridging the Gap, Libya

• Calloway, J. (2009). Translating Ideals into Action. Cairo, Egypt, March

• Calloway, J. (2009). Recreation and Sport Management. Cape Town South

Africa, March

• Calloway, J. (2007). Disability Access Policies., Bermuda, August

• Calloway, J. (2005). International Inclusion and Disabled Sports. African Academy of Disability Sport, A “Collaboration of the International Paralympic Committee African Sports Confederation of Disabled , Rabat, Morocco, April

• Calloway, J. (2005). Inclusive Sport and Recreation-Translating Ideals into Actions. The International Paralympic Committee & The African Confederation of Sports for Disabled The International Educational Seminar, Cairo, Egypt, September

• Calloway, J. (2005). Program Development, Promotion and Transfer of Knowledge. The International Paralympic Committee & The African Confederation of Sports for Disabled The International Educational Seminar, Cairo, Egypt, September

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• Calloway, J. ( 2004). International Alliance For Youth Sports., Promoting

International Peace and Nation Building, in September, Indianapolis, IN

• Calloway, J. (2004). International Inclusion and Disabled Sports. African Academy of Disability Sport, A Collaboration of the International Parlaympic Committee African Sports Confederation of Disabled, in April, Rabat, Morocco

• Calloway, J. (2004). Marketing and Motivation-Disabled Sports. African Academy of Disability Sport, A Collaboration of the International Parlaympic Committee African Sports, Confederation of Disabled, in April, Rabat, Morocco.

• Calloway, J. (2004). Inclusion in Sport and Society. African Academy of

Disability Sport, A Collaboration of the International Parlaympic Committee African Sports Confederation of Disabled, Georgia State University, in April Atlanta, Georgia.

• Calloway, J. (2004). Inspiring Athletes to Win. Presented to the 2004 South African Paralympic Team, Athens, South Africa.

• Calloway, J. (2004). Speaker, Department of Cultural Affairs Western Cape, South Africa

• Calloway, J. (2003). Building Strong Effective Infrastructures. African Academy

of Disability Sport, A Collaboration of the International Parlaympic Committee African Sports Confederation of Disabled, in April Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia.

• Calloway, J. (2002). Inclusive Sport and Recreation-Translating Ideals into

Actions. The International Paralympic Committee & The African Confederation of Sports for Disabled, The International Educational Seminar, in September, Cairo, Egypt

• Calloway, J. (2002). Program Development, Promotion and Transfer of

Knowledge. The International Paralympic Committee & The African Confederation of Sports fro Disabled, The International Educational Seminar, in September, Cairo, Egypt.

• Calloway, J. (1985-1989). Alternative Recreation Services for the Hearing

Impaired. San Jose, Costa Rica,1990. Director, Camp Fig Tree, Recreation Programming for Multiple Handicapped Hearing Impaired Children and Youth, Barbados, Caribbean.

• Calloway, J. (1984). Recreation for the Hearing Impaired. Fourth Central American and Caribbean Conference on Physical Education, Sports and Recreation for the Handicapped, Bogotá, Columbia, South America, 1983."Recreation for the Hearing Impaired," Fifth Central American and Caribbean Conference on Physical Education, Sports and Recreation for the Handicapped, in Aruba, Netherlands Antilles.

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• Calloway, J. (1984). Workshop Leader, Recreation for the Hearing Impaired.

Fifth Central American and Caribbean Conference on Physical Education, Sports and Recreation for the Handicapped, Aruba, Netherlands Antilles.

• Calloway, J. (1983). Workshop Leader, Recreation for the Hearing Impaired.

Fourth Central American and Caribbean Conference on Physical Education, Sports and Recreation for the Handicapped, Bogotá, Columbia, South America.

National Presentations

• Wang, J., Calloway, J. (2012). East Meets West-What can We Learn from Each Other in Research, 2012 NAKPEHE Conference, Florishing in a Contemporary University Culture

• Calloway, J. (2010). Pool Management and Leadership, DeKalb County Parks and Recreation, Tucker, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (2010). Keynote Policy & Advocacy. St. Simons Island, January

• Calloway, J. (2010). Creating Cultures of Achievement Through Effective

Communication and Healthy Lifestyles. Go Local, Oconee County Civic Center, Watkinsville, Georgia, February

• Calloway, J. (2010). Keynote, Obesity and Nutrition. Sparta, Georgia, February

• Calloway, J. (2010).

• Calloway, J. (2010). Presenter, Creating Cultures of Achievement Through Physical Activity. March

• Calloway, J. (2010). Advocacy Training, Childhood Obesity, Galilee Outreach Ministry Inc., Sparta, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (2010). Presenter, Childhood Obesity. Sparta, Georgia, April

• Calloway, J. (2010). Presenter, Trends in Obesity and Healthy Eating. Atlanta, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (2009). Invited National Speaker, Crawford Lecture at the National Recreation and Parks Association Annual Congress and Exposition. Recognized as one top leaders in the field with one of the highest honors in the NRPA

• Calloway, J. (2009) Galvanizing Faith Communities to Advocate for Policy Changes, 1st Annual Statewide Faith Based Summit, Epworth by the Sea, St. Simons Island Georgia

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• Calloway, J. (2006). Breakout Speaker, “The 6th Annual Careers in SPORT, Youth in SPORT Conference,” Wayne State University, Detroit, MI, April

• Calloway, J. (2006). Keynote Speaker, Recreation and Sport as Catalysts for

Community Revitalization. COMPA

• Calloway, J. (2006). Moderator, Symposium II This is How We Play the Game. Super Bowl XL, 8th Annual Sports Career Expo, Detroit, MI, February

• Calloway, J. (2005). Keynote Speaker, Options for at-risk Youth Clarkston, NY

December

• Calloway, J. (2005). Keynote Speaker, Black History Month, Gordon College, Barnesville, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (2005). Presenter, AT’s Role, NH/MR Unit Manger/Clinical Directors Meeting, August 12,

• Calloway, J. (2005). Keynote Speaker, Caring for Others, Inc. Meet the Need

Gala. October 6

• Calloway, J. (2005). Keynote Speaker, Paralympics Past; Present and Future: What if NYC 2012 Wins the Bid? The Disability in Sport Festival and Symposium, 5th Annual Sport Management Conference, SUNY Cortland Sport Management Club, Courtland, NY, February 23rd-26th

• Calloway, J. (2005). Build Your Personal/Professional Financial Legacy. 65th

Annual Conference & Business Expo, Hyatt Regency Rochester, NY April 2005.

• Calloway, J. (2005). Keynote Speaker, Stereotypes Gordon College, Barnesville, GA, February 2005.

• Calloway, J. (2005). Presenter, Board of Directors for National Alliance of Youth

Sports, Youth Athletic Association Annual Presidents’ Meeting Gwinnett County Parks & Recreation, Lawrenceville, GA, November

• Calloway, J. (2005). Presenter, Youth Athletic Association Leadership Meeting Pinckneyville Community Center, New York, November

• Calloway, J. (2005). Presenter, Creating Cultures of Achievement – Developing a New Vision: Communicate or Die! “People with Disabilities: An Unappreciated Market,” “Developmental Assets: An Activity Approach for the Prevention and Habilitation of Our Youth,” APRA Conference, Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort & Spa Gila River Indian Community, Arizona, August

• Calloway, J.(2005). Keynote Speaker, Paralympic Past, Present and Future,

SUNY Cortland, Cortland, NY, February

• Calloway, J. (2004). Presenter, Options: Creating Cultures of Achievement For

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Children & Youth Through Recreation & Youth Service Agencies White Plains Recreation & Parks, White Plains, New York, April

• Calloway, J. (2004). Presenter, Options For At Risk Youth, Brooklyn

Community Operations/ New York State Recreation & Park Society in Collaboration With Millennium Development/ BBYO, New York, April

• Calloway, J. (2004). Presenter, Options: Creating Cultures of Achievement New

York State Recreation & Park Society Annual Conference, Tarrytown, New York, April

• Calloway, J. (2004). Presenter, Funding NYSRPS Through Personal Giving and

Fund Development Strategies, New York State Recreation & Park Society Annual Conference, Tarrytown, New York, April

• Calloway, J. (2002). Keynote Speaker, Options For At Risk Youth, New York

State Recreation & Park Society, Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel and On Center, Syracuse, New York, March 11

• Calloway, J. (2004). Keynote Speaker, New Careers in Sports, The VAC

Program, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan, April

• Calloway, J. (2004). Keynote Speaker, Health, Fitness & You Annual Training Conference, Georgia Department of Corrections, Operations, Planning & Training Division, Macon, Georgia, April.

• Calloway, J. (2004). A Unique After School Public Health Initiative in the Inner

City Using Tutoring, Mentoring and Structured Play for Middle School Children, The Association for the Study of Play Annual Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, March

• Calloway, J. (2004). Inner City Children: What is Happening to Play? TASP

Annual Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, February

• Calloway, J. (2004). Putting Science into Practice-A Unique Public Health Initiative in the Inner City, American College of Sports Medicine, Southeast Regional Chapter, Atlanta, Georgia, January

• Calloway, J. (2003). Creating a New Organizational Structure for Youth Services,

KidsGym, State Capital Building Atlanta, Georgia, December, 12

• Calloway, J. (2003). Assessing the Atlanta After-School All-Stars, Office of School Safety, Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia, December 3

• Calloway, J. (2003). Aging Still, Pennsylvania Parks and Recreation Society,

York Colleges Pennsylvania, September 26

• Calloway, J. (2003). Youth Sport Culture: Leave No Child Behind, International Youth Sports Congress, National Alliance for Youth Sports, Atlanta, Georgia,

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September 14, 2003. “Options: Creating Cultures of Achievement,” Chemung County Youth Bureau, Elmira, New York, September 12

• Calloway, J. (2003). Options: Creating Cultures of Achievement New York State

Office of Children and Family Services, Albany, New York, September 10

• Calloway, J. (2003). Options: Creating Cultures of Achievement Stillwater Community Center, Stillwater, New York, September

• Calloway, J. (2003). Religion, Culture and Therapeutic Recreation Macon-Bibb

County Parks and Recreation Department, Macon, Georgia, September

• “Calloway, J. (2003). Aging Healthy, Dekalb County Parks and Recreation, Golden Olympics, Avondale H.S. Stadium, DeKalb, Georgia, May 17

• Calloway, J. (2003). Options: Creating Cultures of Achievement, Cicero parks

and Recreation, Cicero, New York, May 15

• Calloway, J. (2003). Options: Creating Cultures of Achievement, Kingston Parks and Recreation, Kingston, New York, May 13

• Calloway, J. (2003). Options: Creating Cultures of Achievement, Greenburg

Parks and Recreation, Ardsley, New York, May 12

• Calloway, J. (2003). Community Needs Assessments, FBI Community Relations Unit, Community Outreach Specialists’ Annual In-Service Training, Nevada, Las Vegas, August 1

• Calloway, J. (2003). Grant Writing 1 & 2, National Recreation and Park Association 30th Anniversary, Edith Upchurch Innovative Programming forum, Rock Eagle Park, Eatonton, Georgia, March 5

• Calloway, J. (2003). 40 Developmental Assets of Leadership, FBI National Academy Associates, Kansas/western Missouri Chapter, Annual Spring Training Session, Topeka Capitol Plaza, March 25

• Calloway, J. (2003). Options: A Training Program for Youth Service Professionals, New York State Recreation and Park Society, 63rd Annual Conference and Business Expo,Wydham Wind Watch Hotel, Hauppauge, N.Y., March

• Calloway, J. (2003). Post 9/11: The Role of Recreation and Leisure Service Providers, New York State Recreation and Park Society, 63rd Annual Conference and Business Expo, Wydham Wind Watch Hotel, Hauppauge, N.Y., March 30

• Calloway, J. (2003). Changing Lives Through Mentoring, Northeast Regional Mentoring Symposium, Bernard College, New York, February 8

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• Calloway, J. (2002). Options: From At-Risk Youth-To Youth Development,

Gilbert A. Duken Elementary School, Plattsburg, New York, Nov.15

• Calloway, J. (2002). What Lies Ahead for Park and Recreation Professionals, Activity Therapy Symposium, Rock Eagle State Park, Eatonton, Georgia, August 30

• Calloway, J. (2002). Health, Fitness & You, Georgia Department of Corrections, 2002 Personnel Conference, Rome, Georgia, August 22

• Calloway, J. (2002). Developmental Assets: Prevention, Intervention, and Resolution, FBI Community Outreach Specialists’ Annual In-Service Training, Cleveland, Ohio, July 29

• Calloway, J. (2002). Empowerment: Helping Our Youth Develop Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Skills, The Niagara Falls Chapter of the LINKS, Inc., Family Resource Building, Niagara Falls, New York, May 18

• Calloway, J. (2002). From At-Risk Youth to Youth Development: Strategies that Work, Sixth Annual Conference, Families Together in New York State, The Desmond Americana, Albany, New York, April 30

• Calloway, J. (2002). The Aging Workforce, Georgia Recreation and Parks

Association, Hands on Recreation and Workshop, Minority Section, Ben Hill Recreation Center, Atlanta, Georgia, May 17

• Calloway, J. (2002). Options: At Risk Youth, 62nd Annual Conference &

Business Expo, New York State Recreation & Park Society, Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel and OnCenter, Syracuse, New York, March 11, 2002.

• Calloway, J. (2002). Build Your Personal/Professional Financial Legacy, 62nd

Annual Conference & Business Expo, New York State Recreation & Park Society, Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel and OnCenter, Syracuse, New York, March 12

• Calloway, J. (2001). Religion and Recreation, Smith Chapel United Methodist

Church, Pine Mountain, Georgia, November 10

• Calloway, J. (2001). Therapeutic Recreation: Where We Are and Where Are We Going?, Georgia Recreation and Park Association, Inc., Annual Conference, Conyers, Georgia, November 8

• Calloway, J. (2001). Youth Development, Coordinated Children’s Services

Initiative’s , Poughkeepsie Grand Hotel, Poughkeepsie, New York, October 19

• Calloway, J. (2001). From At-Risk Youth to Youth Development, The Association of New York Youth Bureaus, 31st Conference, Athenaeum Hotel, Chautauqua Institution, Chautauqua, New York, October 15

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• Calloway, J. (2001). Navigating the Systems: Community Resources for Children

and Families, Coordinated Children’s Services Initiatives, Dutchess County

• Calloway, J. (2001). Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow, Activities Therapies Coordinators Annual Conference, Rock Eagle Conference Center, Eatonville, Georgia, September

• Calloway, J. (2001). Investing in the Human Spirit: May the Force be with You,

Utah Recreation Therapy association, Inc., Annual conference, Prospector Square, Park City, Utah, April 26

• Calloway, J. (2001). Our youth Our Future, Utah Recreation Therapy Association, Inc., Annual Conference, Prospector Square, Park City, Utah, April 26, 2001.

• “Calloway, J. (2001). From at-Risk Youth to Youth Development: Strategies that

Work, New York State Recreation and Parks Society West County Youth Bureau, White Plains New York, March 9

• Calloway, J. (2001). From at-risk Youth to Youth Development, New York State

Recreation and Parks Society, West County Youth Bureau, White Plains, New York, March 10

• Calloway, J (2001). Recreation & Leisure Programming for the 40 Developmental Assets, 61st Annual Conference & Business Expo, New York State Recreation and Park Society, Nevele Grande Resort, Ellenville New York, March 20

• Calloway, J. (2001). Disability-A New Cause & New Market, 61st Annual Conference & Business expo, New York State Recreation and park Society, Nevele Grande Resort, Ellenville, New York, March 21

• Calloway, J. (2001). From at-Risk Youth to Youth Development: Strategies that Work, Police Department Community Room, Poughkeepsie, New York, March, 22

• Calloway, J. (2001). From At-Risk Youth to Youth Development: Strategies that Work, St. Clara’s Church, Kingston, New York, March 23

• Calloway, J. (2001). Options from At-Risk Youth to Youth Development: Strategies that Work, Trainer for NYSRPS One Day Seminar designed for Youth Service Providers, N. Tonawanda, New York, January 10

• Calloway, J. (2000). Options from At-Risk Youth to Youth Development:

Strategies that Work, Trainer for NYSRPS One Day Seminar designed for Youth Service Providers, Uniondale, New York, November 18.

• Calloway, J. (2000). Forty Developmental Assets of Recreation, The 55th Annual

Georgia Conference on Recreation and Parks, Athens, Georgia, November 4

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• Calloway, J. (2000). Working with At-Risk Youngsters, Police Athletic League Nevele Grande Pal Retreat, Oakland, California, October 2

• Calloway, J. (2000). From at Risk Youth to Youth Development, Statewide Activity Therapies Symposium, 2000.‘Today’s Challenges – Tomorrow’s Opportunities,” Augusta, Georgia, September 29

• Calloway, J. (2000). 2001 – The Real Millennium, Keynote Address, 2000

Statewide Activity Therapies Symposium on ‘Today’s Challenges – Tomorrow’s Opportunities”, Eatonton, Georgia, September 29.

• Calloway, J. (2000). Moving Your Services Beyond and Why, In-Service

Training for Recreation Directors & Aquatics Staff, Randall Museum, San Francisco, California, September 23-24

• Calloway, J. (2000). Options from At-Risk Youth to Youth Development: Strategies that Work, Keynote Speaker for NYSRPS One Day Seminar designed for Youth Service Providers, Hicksville, New York, September 15

• Calloway, J. (2000). Asset Building: Strategies that Work, Keynote Speaker for One day training conference for Youth Service Providers for Building a Healthy Community, Carmel, New York, September 14, 2000.

• Calloway, J. (2000). Vision for Youth…Building a Healthy Community, Putnam

Interagency Council, Putnam County Youth Bureau, Carmel, New York, September 14

• “Calloway, J. (2000). Asset Building: Strategies that Work, Keynote Speaker for

One day training conference for Youth Service Providers for Building a Healthy Community, Goshen, New York, September 13

• “Calloway, J. (2000). Creative Funding, 2000 Seminar: Building the Future of Sports for People with Physical Disabilities’, Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia, August 29

• Calloway, J. (2000). From At Risk to Youth Development, NYSRPS Annual State Conference, Ellenville, New York, April 4

• Calloway, J. (2000). Creating Funding for Recreation Programs and Services,

NYSRPS Annual State Conference, Ellenville, New York, April 4

• Calloway, J. (2000). From At Risk to Youth Development, 2000 Ohio Parks and Recreation Association Education Conference and Trade Show, Cincinnati, Ohio, February 26

• Calloway, J. (2000). GRPA Strategic Plan, The Georgia Recreation & Park Association Youth Summit II Planning Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia, February 8

• Calloway, J. (1999). Options: From At-Risk Youth to Youth Development, Van

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Ness Fire Station, Uniondale, New York, November 18

• Calloway, J. (1999). Recreation’s Role in Developing Productive Citizens, Georgian Recreation and Park Association, 55th Annual Georgia Conference, Athens, Georgia, November 1

• Calloway, J. (1999). Moving Your Services Beyond-and Why, In-service Training for Recreation Directors & Aquatic Staff, Randall Museum, San Francisco, California, September 23

• Calloway, J. (1999). Making the Connection: Spirituality and Recreation, Keynote Speaker and Closing Comments, Ohio Urban Youth Summit, Columbus, Ohio, July 14

• Calloway, J. (1999). Building Strong Families by Investing in Communities, 1999 Statewide Biennial Conference on Building Stronger Families, Atlanta, Georgia, July

• Calloway, J. (1999). Internal Strength – External Progress, Motivational Speech

delivered to the Heroes at Home Barber Shop, Stone Mountain, Georgia, July

• Calloway, J. (1999). Communities that Work, Keynote Address, 1999 Kettering Youth Summit, Charles I. Lathrem Senior Center, Kettering, Ohio, May 18

• Calloway, J. (1999). Moderator, National Public Policy Workshop, Section 2 at

the Roundtable Associates, Inc. 14th National Forum and Training Institute, Tampa, Florida, April 16

• Calloway, J. (1999). National Public Policy, The Roundtable Associates, Inc. 14th National Forum and Training Institute, Four Points Sheraton, Tampa, Florida, April14

• Calloway, J. (1999). Options-Strategies That Work, Trainer for one day seminar, Carver Center, Port Chester, New York, April 26

• Calloway, J. (1999). Options from At-Risk Youth to Youth Development:

Strategies that Work Trainer for NYSRPS One Day Seminar designed for Youth Service Providers, Uniondale, New York, April 23

• Calloway, J. (1999). The Coming Millennium:Our Challenges – Our Youth

Conference on The Coming Millennium, sponsored by The Department of Recreation, Parks and Tourism and the School of Health and Human Performance at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Greensboro, North Carolina, March 26

• Calloway, J. (1999). Parents, Are You all That? One day training program on

‘Building Families and Strengthening Futures’, Geneva, New York, March 13

• Calloway, J. (1999). Asset Development: Zero Tolerance through Recreation,

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NYSRPS & NYACCE Annual Conference & Business Expo, River Renaissance Hotel, Rochester, New York, March 8

• Calloway, J (1999). Challenges in the Coming Millennium: May the Force be with You, Keynote Address at the 1999 Ohio Parks and Recreation Association Annual Education Conference and Trade Show, Columbus, Ohio, February 21

• Calloway, J. (1999). Moderator & Presenter, National Public Policy: Myth or Reality, Tampa, Florida

• Calloway, J. (1999). Presenter, Forty Assets for Youth Development, Athens, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1999). Keynote Speaker, Building Families, Strengthening Futures,

Auburn, New York

• Calloway, J. (1999). Keynote Speaker, Challenges in the Coming Millennium, May the Force be With You, Columbus, Ohio.

• Calloway, J. (1999). Presenter, Spirituality and Recreation-Friend or Foe,

Columbus, Ohio

• Calloway, J. (1998). At Risk Youth,” 26th Annual AmeriCorps Conference on Getting Things Done, West Seneca, New York, October 8

• Calloway, J.(1998). Presenter, Prevention Through Recreation Services School,

Fort Worth, Texas

• Calloway, J. (1998). Speaker, Minority Involvement in Our National Parks, National Park Service/Roundtable Associates Inc.

• Calloway, J. (1998). Presenter, Options, 58th Annual New York State Recreation

& Park Society Saratoga Springs, New York

• Calloway, J (1998). Presenter, Training of California PAL Board of Directors, Oakland, California

• Calloway, J. (1998). Presenter, National Forum & Training Institute Program,

Indianapolis, Ind.

• Calloway, J. (1998). Presenter, 3rd Annual Conference of Mentors, Westbury, New York

• Calloway, J. (1998). Presenter, Georgia Regional Hospital, Activity Therapy Service, Augusta, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1998). Presenter, NRPA Congress, See the Dream-Share the Vision,

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• Calloway, J. (1998). The Asset Building Approach to Youth Programming, Miami Beach, Florida

• Calloway, J. (1998). Speaker, Marketing Your Program to the Consumer Duluth, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1998). Keynote Speaker, 1998 Activity Therapies Symposium A New Vision, Eatonton, Georgia.

• Calloway, J. (1998). Speaker, Michigan Recreation & Park Association, Youth

At-Risk: New Ways To Challenge Old Ideas, Detroit, Michigan

• Calloway, J. (1998). Speaker, California Police Activities League 1998 Annual Training Seminar

• Calloway, J. (1998). Grants: What Are They? Where Are They? How to Get

Them, Palms Springs, California

• Calloway, J. (1998). Presenter, 58th Annual Conference & Business Expo, Programming for Positive Youth Development, Melville, New York

• Calloway, J. (1997). Sermon: What’s Your Excuse, Providence Missionary

Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia • Calloway, J. (1997). Marketing Recreation and Sports for Athletes with

Disabilities, Therapeutic Recreation Workshop, Atlanta, Georgia, October 17, 7.

• Calloway, J. (1997). Presenter, Therapeutic Recreation Workshop, Atlanta, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1997). Presenter, Kids: The Best Investment for Our Future,

Syracuse, New York

• Calloway, J. (1997). Speaker, APOC VP of Governmental Affairs & Fund Development, DSO/NGB Vertical Integration Forum

• Calloway, J. (1997) Presenter, Risk to Resiliency: Assets Make A Difference,

National Congress Salt Lake City, Utah

• Calloway, J. (1997). Presenter, Annual New York State Recreation & Park Society Therapeutic Recreation Forum, Lake George, New York

• Calloway, J. (1997). Presenter, NRPA Congress, At Youth Risk Trends and

Indicators, Salt Lake City, Utah

• Calloway, J. (1997). Delegate, National Curriculum Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah

• Calloway, J. (1997). Presenter, “Therapeutics-You Can Sign,” GRPA, Rome,

Georgia, 1997.

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• Calloway, J. (1997). Sign language interpreter, 5th Annual Symposium on

Therapeutic Recreation, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia,

• Calloway, J. (1997). Presenter, At-Risk Youth Facing the Coming Millennium: May the Force be With You, Kids: The Best Investment for Our Future, A Conference on Children, Youth, Families and Healthy Communities, Syracuse, New York.

• Calloway, J. (1997). Presenter, Seneca County Youth Bureau/Youth Board,

Seneca County Youth Bureau, Waterloo, New York, 1997.

• Calloway, J. (1997). Speaker, Marketing Recreation and Sports for Athletes with Disabilities, Therapeutic Recreation Workshop, Atlanta, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1997). Speaker, At-Risk Youth, Bridging the Gap: A Conference for Youth Workers, Waterloo, New York

• Calloway, J. (1997). Guest Speaker, Gang Awareness Seminar, Duluth, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1997). Guest Speaker, The Gang Task Force Meeting, Duluth, Georgia,

• Calloway, J. (1997). Presenter, Educational Challenges in the 21st Century...May

the Force be with You, 50th GVA Annual Conference, Atlanta, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1997). Speaker, Training Session for Day Camp Staff, Gwinnett County, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1997). Speaker, The Coming of Age of Disabled Sports in America,

The Fifth Annual Therapeutic Recreation Institute, Michigan

• Calloway, J. (1997). Speaker, Spirituality and Therapeutic Recreation, Third Annual ActivityTherapy Conference, Ohio

• Calloway, J. (1997). Presenter, Boys & Girls Club of Americas Youth Gang

Symposium, Stone Mountain, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1997). Presider, A Teen Suicide (Awareness and Early Intervention), 3rd Annual Youth Gang Symposium, Forth Worth, Texas

• Calloway, J. (1997). Presenter, 1997 New York State Recreation & Park Society Annual Conference, Lake Placid, New York

• Calloway, J. (1997). Keynote Speaker, Kentucky Recreation & Parks Conference, Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky

• Calloway, J. (1997). National Genesee Valley Recreation and Park Society

Annual Conference, Certificate of Appreciation

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• Calloway, J. (1996). United States Olympic Committee, Outstanding Support

Award, 1996 U.S.Olympic Congress.

• Calloway, J. (1996). Roundtable Associates Inc., Outstanding Member Award, 1996.

• Calloway, J .(1996). Paralympic Relay torch-bearer, selected by the Lieutenant

Governor, Pierre Howard, Atlanta, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1996). Presenter, Looking Into the Sponsorship Game: A New Direction For the 1996 Paralympics,

• Calloway, J. (1997). Kentucky Recreation & Parks Conference, Ft. Mitchell,

Kentucky

• Calloway, J. (1996). What’s Your Excuse? Sermon delivered at Providence Missionary Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, August 11

• Calloway, J. (1996). Keynote Speaker, 46th Annual Cortland Recreation

Conference, Cortland, New York

• Calloway, J. (1996). Presenter, National Correctional Recreation Association, 29th Annual Conference & Training Institute, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina,

• Calloway, J. (1996). Presenter, 56th Annual Conference & Exhibition, At- Risk Youth, Syracuse, 1996.

• Calloway, J. (1996). Presenter, Options for At-Risk Youth Workshop, Tully

Junior High School, Tully, New York, 1996.

• Calloway, J. (1996).Speaker, Motivation in Today’s Demanding World, Fourth Annual Metro Parks Mini-Conference, Louisville, Kentucky, 1996.

• Calloway, J. (1996). Presenter, National Correctional Recreation Association,

29th Annual Conference and Training Institute

• Calloway, J. (1996). Presenter, Programming for Youth in High Risk Environments, Kansas City, Missouri, 1996.

• Calloway, J. (1996). Presenter, Program Services Treatment Conference,

Columbus, Ohio

• Calloway, J. (1996). Booth Exhibitor, 1996 Georgia Conference on Recreation and Parks, Jekyll Island, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1996). Presenter, Programming for Youth in High Risk Environments, National Recreational & Park Association Pre-Congress Institute, Kansas City, Missouri,

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• Calloway, J. (1996). Presenter, USOC Congressional Forum, Indianapolis,

Indiana,

• Calloway, J. (1996). Speaker, Louisville & Jefferson County Parks Department, Stone Mountain, Georgia, 1996.

• Calloway, J. (1996). Presenter, Options For At-Risk Youth, Cohoes Community

Center, Cohoes, New York, 1996.

• Calloway, J. (1996). Presenter, Staying Current and Vital within Parks & Recreation, Rochester, New York

• Calloway, J. (1996). Keynote Speaker, Staying Current & Vital in the Future of Recreation, Genesee Valley District

• Calloway, J. (1996). Guest Speaker, Therapeutic Recreation Introductory Course,

University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1996). Presenter, In the Best Interest of Our Youth, 1996 Program Services Treatment Conference

• Calloway, J. (1995). Keynote Speaker, Gangs in our Society, Boys & Girls Club,

National Symposium on gangs and Violence, Atlanta, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1995). At-Risk Youth: Curbing the Violence, Youth Violence Prevention Summit, Children’s Services Network, Ventura, California, May 13,

• Calloway, J. (1995). Speaker, Future Trends In Youth At Risk Programming, San

Antonio, Texas

• Calloway, J. (1995). Presenter, National Baptist Conference of the Deaf, Atlanta, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1995). Facilitator, Affirmative Action and Violence: Putting a Face

on the Issues Atlanta, Georgia, 1995.

• Calloway, J. (1994). Keynote Presenter, Stress and Time Management, Student leadership Day. American College Association’s 72nd Annual meeting

• Calloway, J. (1984). Presenter, The Role of Physical Education Recreation and

Health Professions in Serving the Parlaympic Games through Research and Volunteer Activities, the Clifford G. Lewis Colloquium, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1994). Presenter, Options-at-Risk Youth, New York State

Recreation and Park society, Nevele, New York, 1994.

• Calloway, J. (1994). Presenter, Leadership and Programming for Recreation Services, and At-Risk Youth, FCTC, Dam Neck, Virginia

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• Calloway, J. (1994). Presenter, At-Risk Youth, Tennessee Recreation and Parks,

Knoxville, Tennessee.

• Calloway, J (1994). Presenter, the 1996 Paralympic Games, Region IV, the Rehabilitation Cultural Diversity Initiative Focus group, Athens, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1994). Keynote Speaker, Inspiring Our Youth Who are at Risk, liberty Partnerships Program, LeMoyne College

• Calloway, J. (1994). Presenter, At-Risk Youth, Association of NYS Youth Bureaus, 24th Annual Conference, Lake Placid

• Calloway, J. (1994). Keynote Presenter, The Future of Parks and Recreation

Conservation, Roundtable Associates, Los Angeles, California

• Calloway, J. 1994). Keynote Presenter, “The Paralympic: Triumph of the Human Spirit, Symposium on Activities Therapies, Unicoi, Lodge and Conference Center, Unicoi State Park, Helen GA

• Calloway, J. (1994). Presenter, Learning through Adventure: Options for Youth

at-Risk, Workshop, Cortland College, Outdoor Center at Raquette Lake.

• Calloway, J. (1994). Presenter, Learning Through Adventure: Options for Youth At Risk, Workshop, Cortland, New York

• Calloway, J. (1994). Presenter, 9th Annual National Forum & Training Institute,

Beverly Hills, California.

• Calloway, J. (1994). Speaker, District of Columbia Recreation & Park Society, Right-Sizing: Solutions

• Calloway, J. (1994) Presenter, 24th Annual Conference of the Association of New

York State Youth Bureaus

• Calloway, J. (1994) Guest Speaker, The Impact of Ethnicity and Diversity on Leisure Behavior, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan

• Calloway, J. (1993). Speaker: Evaluating Program Chairs, California Ethnic Minority Association, Inglewood, California

• Calloway, J. (1993). Sponsored NRPA Hollywood Star Reception, Board of Trustees, Los Angeles, California

• Calloway, J. (1993). Recruiter, Conejo Valley Unified School District, Career

Day, Thousand Oaks, California

• Calloway, J. (1993). Presenter, NRPA Congress, At-Risk Youth and Corrections, Baltimore, Maryland.

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• Calloway, J. (1993). Keynote Presenter, The Future of Therapeutic Recreation, Asilomar, California.

• Calloway, J. (1993) Guest, The Annual “Salute to Recreation,” Northridge Park,

California.

• Calloway, J. (1993). Attendee, Dionne Warwick Fund Raising Dinner for Boy and Girls, City Councilman, Los Angeles, California.

• Calloway, J. (1993). Keynote Speaker, The Next Millennium, South Region

Institute, Anaheim, California

• Calloway, J. (1993). Presenter, The Future of Child Care, Child Care Directors Breakfast, City of Los Angeles

• Calloway, J. (1993). Keynote Speaker, The Future of Parks, National Park Services, Philadelphia

• Calloway, J. Presenter, On Being a Full Professor, Cal SPRE, Asilomar,

California

• Calloway, J. (1992). Workshop Coordinator for over 25 workshops nationwide on At-Risk Youth

• Calloway, J. (1992). Options for At-Risk Youth: Train-the-Trainer, Interactive

workshops to prepare recreation professionals to train staff who work with youth sponsored by the California Park and Recreation Society, January 9 & 10, 1992 and January 16 & 17

• Calloway, J. (1991). Presenter, A Salute to the Black Athlete: Stay in School,

CSUN Black History

• Calloway, J. (1991). Guest Speaker, Reflections of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., City of Glendale, California

• Calloway, J. (1991). Presenter, Recruitment of Minority Students and Faculty,

Annual Recreation Chairs Conference, Gainesville, Florida

• Calloway, J. (1991). Guest Speaker, It’s a Family, Brandford Recreation Center, City of Los Angeles.

• Calloway, J. (1991). Presenter, The Necessity of Family, Glendale Chamber of

Commerce, Glendale, California

• Calloway, J. (1991). Keynote Speaker, Future Challenges, CPRS District XI General Membership Workshop, Chino California

• Calloway, J. (1991). Presenter, Dying, Death and Leisure, CPRS District XI

General Membership Workshop, Chino California.

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• Calloway, J. (1991). Keynote Speaker, Future Trends, California Association of

Recreation and Parks districts, Anaheim, California

• Calloway, J. (1991). Keynote Speaker, The Future of Therapeutic Recreation, Asilomar, California

• Calloway, J. (1991). Keynote Speaker, The Next Millennium, South Region

Institute, Anaheim, California

• Calloway, J. (1991). Presenter, The Future of Child Care, Child Care Directors Breakfast, City of Los Angeles, 1991

• Calloway, J. (1991). Keynote Speaker, The Future of Parks, National Park

Services, Philadelphia

• Calloway, J. (1991). Presenter, On Being a Full Professor, CalSpre, Asilomar, California.

• Calloway, J. (1990). Keynote Presenter, New Leadership-New Challenges,

Symposium on Activity Therapies, Columbus, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1990). Keynote Presenter, Dying, Death and Leisure, Symposium on Activity Therapies, Columbus, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1990). Presenter, At-Risk Youth, New York State Recreation and

Park Society, Kiamesha Lake, New York

• Calloway, J. (1990). Keynote, Presenter, Leisure Futures, Seminole Collegiate Association of Leisure Professional Spring Banquet, Tallahassee, Florida

• Calloway, J. (1990). Keynote Presenter, Recreation and Corrections making the

Connection, U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Prisons, Aurora, Colorado

• Calloway, J. (1990). Keynote Presenter, Future of Therapeutic Recreation, Pacific

Therapeutic Recreation Management School, Asilomar, California

• Calloway, J. (1990). Presenter, Aging and Diversity, Prince Georges County Department of Aging, University College, College Park, Maryland

• Calloway, J. (1990). Presenter, Challenges of the 90’s for the Recreation

Profession, Fall Forum, District XIV Workshop, Burbank, California

• Calloway, J. (1990). Presenter, Headaches and Heartaches-How to Succeed in Working With At-risk Youth, NRPA Congress, Phoenix, Arizona

• Calloway, J. (1990). Presenter, Professional Preparation of Wellness and Fitness,

City of Santa Clarita, California

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• Calloway, J. (1990). Presenter, On Being a Full Professor, Cal SPRE, Asilomar,

California.

• Calloway, J. (1990). Presenter, Minority Recruitment Building for Today, Building for Tomorrow, CalSPRE, Asilomar, California

• Calloway, J. (1990). Keynote Speaker, Youth Crime and Leisure time: Making

the Connection, Detroit, Michigan

• Calloway, J. (1990). Presenter, The Effects of Recreation and Health and Happiness, Georgia Health Consortium

• Calloway, J. (1990). Presenter, Health Care Services for the Deaf in the State of

Georgia, Kiwanis Community Building, Statesboro, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1990). Keynote Speaker, Realizing a Dream, Blitch Street Community Center, Statesboro, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1988). Keynote Speaker, United Community Services of

Metropolitan Detroit, Detroit, Michigan.

• Calloway, J. (1988). Presenter, The Elderly and Communication, Lame Management School, Olglebay, West Virginia

• Calloway, J. (1988). Presenter, Youth and Leisure In Urban Environment, Wayne

State University, Detroit, Michigan

• Calloway, J. (1988). Presenter, Correctional Recreation, Georgia Department of Corrections, Athens, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1988). Presenter, Free Time, Culture and Society, World Congress,

Alberta, Canada, May

• Calloway, J. (1988). Presenter, The Leisure Professional: Facing Tomorrow’s Challenges Today, Wayne State Department of Recreation and Park Service, Detroit, Michigan

• Calloway, J. (1988). Presenter, Working with Aging Populations: Communication

Skills, Therapeutic Recreation Management School, Olgebay Park, West Virginia

• Calloway, J. (1988). Program Coordinator, Being a Leisure Specialist: Face the Challenge, NRPA Congress, Indianapolis, Indiana

• Calloway, J. (1988) Speaker, Death as a Leisure Pursuit, NRPA Congress,

Indianapolis, Indiana

• Calloway, J. (1988). Program Coordinator, Guidelines to Alleviating the Barriers to Deafness, NRPA Congress, Indianapolis,Indiana

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• Calloway, J. (1988). Presenter, Leadership n Your Playgrounds, Maryland

National Capitol Park and Planning Commission

• Calloway, J. (1988). Presenter, Overcrowding-Programming Challenges for Correctional Recreation, Atlantic City, NJ, 1998.

• Calloway, J. (1988). Presenter/Coordinator, Conceptualizing Issues for

Correctional Recreation Settings, Atlantic City, New Jersey

• Calloway, J. (1988). Presenter, Forum, Round Table Associates, National Forum Advancing the Health and Wellness of Black Americans through Parks, Recreation and Conservation, Baltimore, Maryland.

• Calloway, J. (1987). Presenter, VII Annual Spanish Seminar, International Center

on Deafness, Gallaudet University, Washington D.C.

• Calloway, J. (1987). Presenter, Life, Leisure and Aberrant Behavior, D.C. Therapeutic Recreation Society, Washington D.C.

• Calloway, J. (1987). Presenter, Recreation and Leisure, Washington School for

the Deaf, Vancouver, Washington.

• Calloway, J. (1987). Presenter, Motivating Teachers, (MNCCPC) Prince George’s County, Maryland

• Calloway, J. (1987). Presenter, Accreditation-Does it Insure Practioner

Competence? MRPA Conference, Ocean City, Maryland

• Calloway, J. (1987). Presenter, Recreation in Confined Spaces, Symposium on Activity Therapy ,Columbia, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1987). Keynote Speaker, Becoming: Therapeutic Recreation,

Georgia Department of Corrections, Athens, Georgia

• Calloway, J. (1986). Coordinator/presenter, The Human Factor in the use of Recreation Resources, Arlington, Virginia, 1986.

• Calloway, J. Presenter, Changing Roles of Government Societal Dynamics,

NRPA Congress, Dallas, Texas.

• Calloway, J. (1986). Presenter, Accreditation-Does it Insure Practitioner Competence? Ocean City,Maryland, 1986.

• Calloway, J. (1986). Keynote Speaker, Motivation and the Successful Employee,

Kansas State Recreation and Park Association, Overland Park, Kansas

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• Calloway, J.(1986). Presenter, Correctional Recreation and the Law, NCRA Association, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

• Calloway, J. (1986). Speaker, The Role of Professional Preparation within the

University: Direction for the Future. Gallaudet University, SEHS, Washington DC

• Calloway, J. (1986). Speaker, Meeting the Challenges of Excellence, D.C. Department of Recreation, Washington D.C.

• Calloway, J. (1985). Presenter, Communication and Motivation, Virginia State

park and Recreation, Richmond, Virginia

• Calloway, J. (1985). Presenter, Self Defense, Krug Hall, Gallaudet University, Washington D.C.

• Calloway, J. (1985). Keynote Speaker, Motivation, Communication and

Leadership: Essential Skills for Therapeutic Recreators, 10th Annual New Jersey State Therapeutic Recreation Workshop, Princeton, NJ

• Calloway, J. (1985). Speaker, The Therapeutic Effects of Effective Leadership in

a Therapeutic Recreation Environment, 10thAnnual New Jersey Therapeutic Recreation Workshop, Teaneck, NJ

• Calloway, J. (1985). Keynote Speaker, Follow the Leader, Summer Orientation

Program, Henrico County Department of Recreation and Parks, Richmond, VA

• Calloway, J. (1985). Keynote Speaker: The Role of Leisure Activities in Correctional Settings, United States Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Prisons, Kansas City, MO

• Calloway, J. (1985). Speaker, Leadership update: Basic Skill Workshop, D.C.

Department of Corrections, Washington D.C.

• Calloway, J. (1985). Speaker, Motivating Recreation Consumers in the Workplace, Virginia Department of Parks and Recreation, Williamsburg, VA

• Calloway, J. (1985). Keynote Speaker, Communicating with Clients in the

Workplace, Virginia Department of Parks and Recreation, Williamsburg, Virginia

• Calloway, J. (1984). Speaker, Building Attitudinal Awareness by Breaking Down Attitudinal Barriers, Howard University, Washington, DC.

• Calloway, J. (1984) Speaker, Juveniles who have been Incarcerated, Department

of Recreation and Parks, Baltimore Maryland.

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• Calloway, J. (1984). Speaker, Correctional Recreation, State of the Art, Eastern District of AAHPERD, Philadelphia, PA

• Calloway, J. (1984). Speaker, Transitional Programming: Integration into

Community Settings, George Washington University, Washington DC

• Calloway, J. (1984). Speaker, Federal Court Decrees Effecting Correctional Recreation in Prisons, Myrtle Beach, SC

• Calloway, J. (1984). Speaker, Grant Sources for Physical Activity for the Hearing

Impaired, University of Maryland, College Park MD Academic Grants

• United States Department of Education, Office of Special Education and Rehabilitation Services, The Rehabilitation Services Administration Services Program, “Recreation Programs,” Grant # CFDA 84.128J. $276,971, Awarded October,2004-2007.

• Georgia State University, Program in Recreation and Leisure Studies, Department

of Kinesiology and Health. “Developmental Assets for Youth,” $3,000.00, Awarded September, 2002.

• University of Georgia Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies, College of Education, “Recreation & Leisure Studies Role in Promoting Multiculturalism,” $2,500.00, Awarded September, 1997.

• Georgia Southern University, “Development of a Leisure Scope Assessment Instrument,” $20,000, Awarded 1990.

• United States Department of Education, Office of Education and Rehabilitation Services, “Preservice Training of Personnel to Work with Handicapped Children and Youth in Recreation and Leisure Services,” $150,000, Grant # G008301089 Awarded 1989-1992.

• United States Department of Education, Office of Education and Rehabilitation Services, “Preservice Training of Therapeutic Recreation Personnel Serving hearing Impaired Children and Youth,” $150,000, Grant # G008630235 Awarded 1989- 1992.

• United States Department of Education, Office of Education and Rehabilitation Services, “Preservice Training of Personnel to Work with Handicapped Children and Youth in Recreation and Leisure Services,” $162,000, Grant # G008303089 Awarded 1985-1988.

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• United States of Department of Education, Office of Special Education and Rehabilitation Services, “Preparation of Related Services Personnel: Certificate of paraprofessional Training in Therapeutic Recreation,” $223, 687, Grant # G008730067 Awarded 1987-1990.

• United States Department of Education, Office of Education and Rehabilitation Services, Integrating Hearing Impaired and hearing Person in Recreational Aerobic Exercise Classes and Competitive Sport Activities,” $103,593,Grant # CFDA No. 128J, Awarded, 1986.

Creative Projects Presented the idea of creating a fund development position (Research Coordinator I) to the Chair of the Department of Kinesiology and Health. The Department Chair implemented this idea in the Fall of 1987. Media Products Calloway, J. (2003). “Reducing risk behavior and achieving a positive life,” Chemung Valley Health Watch, Time Warner Cable Channel, Horse Head, New York Calloway, J. (2003). “Asset Development self instruction and training program,’ Sponsored and funded b the New York State recreation and Park Society. Calloway, J. (2003). “The African Academy” (video), Interviews, Cairo, Egypt. Calloway, J. (1993). Contributor, Report on the State of California, 1993. Calloway, J. (1999-2000). “San Francisco Recreation and Park Department Annual Report 1999-2000, Legacy Edition, funded by the San Francisco Recreation and Park Department. Calloway, J. (1998) “Georgia Week in Review, Special Town Hall Meeting,” TV Appearance, Channel 9, Atlanta, Georgia. Calloway, J. (1996) “Handicap able Awareness Week,” WGMV Talk Show, Orlando, Florida. Calloway, J. (1990). "Options: For At-Risk Youth," New York State Department of Youth Services and New York State Department of Recreation and Parks. Calloway, J. (1990). “Headaches & Heartaches: Programming for At-Risk Youth" Videotape, marketed by NRPA, Arlington, Virginia. Calloway, J. (1987). "Leisure Education in a Correctional Setting," Georgia State Corrections System, 1987. Calloway, J. (1981). National Recreation and Parks Association Videotape, "Recreation and Leisure for the Deaf." Louisville, KY., 1981.

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