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Arkansas Association of Health, Physical

Education, Recreation & Dance State Convention

Best Western Inn of the Ozarks

Eureka Springs, AR

November 5-6, 2015

This form is signed in recognition of attendance and participation at the

Arkansas Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance

[ArkAHPERD] state convention held in Eureka Springs at the Inn of the Ozarks

on November 5-6, 2015.

Andy Mooneyhan

Andy Mooneyhan

ArkAHPERD Executive Director

Signature of participant

November 5, 2015

8 hours

Signature of participant

November 6, 2015

6 hours

NOTE: The awarding of professional development credit based on attendance at this workshop is solely at the discretion of the local school district.

Focus Area: 5.02.02 Instructional Strategies

[ArkAHPERD ID 7411071400000-001]

[ADE ID 7411071400000]


Education, Recreation & Dance

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Thursday, November 5, 2015

8:00-3:00 Registration Lobby

9:00-4:00 Exhibits Open Lobby

8:30-11:30 Physical Education Workshop Maple/Walnut

11:30-12:00 Refreshment Break Lobby

12:30-1:20 Session #1 -

1:30-2:20 Session #2 -

2:30-3:15 General Session Walnut

3:15-3:30 Refreshment Break Lobby

3:30-4:20 Session #3 -

4:30-5:20 Session #4 -

5:30-6:30 Silent Auction Banquet

6:30-7:30 All Convention Banquet Banquet

7:30-9:00 B-I-N-G-O Banquet

Friday, November 6, 2015

7:00-8:20 ArkAHPERD Board Breakfast Redbud

8:00-11:00 Registration Lobby

8:30-9:20 Session #5 -

9:00-Noon Exhibits Open, Refreshments Lobby

9:30-10:20 Session #6 -

10:30-11:20 Session #7 -

11:30-1:30 ArkAHPERD Awards Luncheon Walnut

* Banquet (Banquet Room) indicates combination Dinner Rooms.

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2015 ArkAHPERD CONVENTION PROGRAM

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5

8:30 – 11:30 PRECONVENTION WORKSHOP Maple/Walnut

Physical Education Workshop

Chad Triolet

"Noodle Mania"

11:30 – 12:00 REFRESHMENTS Lobby

SESSION 1

12:30 – 1:20 Location

#1 Physical Education Division Oak/Hickory

“The ABC’s of Sport Stacking using the NEW Speed Stacks

Sport Stacking Instructor Guide!” – This session features

lessons from the NEW Speed Stacks Sport Stacking

Instructor Guide. Learn and review the teaching techniques for the

sport stacking patterns. First time attendees will receive FREE

instruction materials.

Presenters: Roger Washburn and Diane Frengillo, SpeedStacks

Presider: Hannah Lovejoy, University of Central Arkansas

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#2 Physical Education Division Dogwood

“Establishing Norms for Assessment in Physical Education”

Would you like to establish your own norms for your school,

school district, or help establish norms for the state of

Arkansas? In the first of this 2-part session, participants will learn how

to use data collected during psychomotor testing to establish norms to

compare their students with others in their school and/or district.

Presenter: Shelia Jackson, Arkansas Tech University

Presider: Jazz Grewal, Arkansas Tech University

#3 Exercise Science Section Redbud

“Training for Cyclists” – This is an application of exercise

physiology and exercise prescription principles to help

practitioners develop smart training plans for cyclists and

aid cyclists in avoiding injuries.

Presenter: Gina Kraft, Arkansas Tech University

Presider: Marisa Hatcher, Arkansas Tech University

#4 Health Division Cedar

“University-wide Bullying Event—Let’s Go Statewide” – This

session describes a campus-wide Bullying Awareness Event

sponsored by the HPE Department at UAM. Let us show you

how you can do a similar program for your campus or community. We will

also have a discussion of a possible statewide event.

Presenter: Kathy King, University of Arkansas Monticello

Presider: Vanessa Lewis, Harding University

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SESSION 2

1:30 – 2:20 Location


“Careers in the Health Professions” – An overview of various

health-related professions with requirement for each area

will be discussed.

Presenters: Pete LeRoy, Brett Stone, University of the Ozarks

Presider: Brandon Alford, University of Central Arkansas


“Establishing Norms for Assessment in Physical Education”

Continued. In this 2nd part, participants will have the

opportunity to join their colleagues from across the state

to formulate Arkansas norms. Participants are encouraged to bring any

electronic device that gives them access to Excel or similar programs.

Presenter: Shelia Jackson, Arkansas Tech University

Presider: Alexis Bullard, Arkansas Tech University

#7 Jump/Hoops for Heart Redbud

“Why Participate in Jump Rope/Hoops for Heart?” – This

session will teach you how to hold a successful event and give

new and improved updates. You will also learn the benefits

for teachers who participate, how to do online fundraising, and a fun

example game from American Heart Association resources.

Presenter: Kendall Ratcliff, American Heart Association

Presider: Jackson Dalby, University of Central Arkansas

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#8 Physical Education Division Oak/Hickory

“No More Worn-out Warm-ups!” - No more ‘take a lap’ to

warm up. Come join us to learn some new activities to use

as a warm-up before your main lesson.

Presenters: Melanie Hosty and Janet Filbeck, University of Arkansas

Presider: Janet Forbess

2:30 – 3:15 Walnut

ALL CONVENTION

GENERAL SESSION

Welcome from the President: Leah Queen

From the Executive Director: Andy Mooneyhan

SESSION 3


#9 Physical Education Division Hickory/Oak

“Secondary Physical Education Activities: Emphasis on Fitness”

Active participation in innovative activities appropriate for 7-

12 physical education. Individual, dual, and team activities

provide students with challenging opportunities to move and improve

fitness levels.

Presenters: Rockie Pederson and Kristen Smith, Arkansas Tech University

Presider: April Pitts, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

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“Dating Violence School Resources and the Law” – 2015 legis-

lation mandated the teaching of dating violence, signs of

healthy/unhealthy relationships, and safety planning. This

session will review the legislation and provide grade/age appropriate

educational materials.

Presenter: Laura Abbott, Cabot Public Schools

Presider: Jamie Oitker, Cabot Public Schools

#11 Higher Education Section Dogwood

“Interdisciplinary Service Project: Love Your School” – This

interdisciplinary service project, “Love Your School,” is a

nutrition and activity curriculum adopted by Little Rock

Mayor’s office and implemented in 8 elementary schools.

Presenter: Bennie Prince, University of Arkansas Little Rock

Presider: Morgan Humbard, University of Central Arkansas

#12 Dance Division Sycamore

“Fun, Rhythmical Line Dances” – Want to learn some easy and

fun line dances to use in PE? Come join the fun.

Presenter: Carl Wise, Arkansas State University

Presider: Agneta Sibrava, Arkansas State University

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SESSION 4



“Instructional Effectiveness of New Teachers in Higher

Education” – Relevant topics covered in this session will be

defining effective teaching, explaining the triangulated

evaluation system for measuring teacher effectiveness created for this

research project and general thoughts on the universality of teaching.

Presenter: Mark Mosser, Henderson State University

Presider: Agneta Sibrava, Arkansas State University

#14 Elementary Physical Education Section Cedar

“PE Assessment Made Easy” – Three elementary physical

education teachers demonstrate how they use rubrics and

databases to clarify learning objectives for teacher and

student, make recording and reporting easy, and differentiate to help all

students improve.

Presenters: Jim Brown, Darek Bunch, and Ryan Chiles, Rogers Schools

Presider: Janet Filbeck, University of Arkansas

#15 Future Professional Section Willow

“Superstars Competition” – Come meet other students and

have fun participating in lots of cooperative activities

Presenters: Alexis Bullard and Jazz Grewal, Arkansas Tech University

5:30-9:00 ALL CONVENTION BANQUET Banquet

Guest Speaker: Dustin Williams

Silent Auction & B-I-N-G-O

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6

7:00 – 8:20 ArkAHPERD Board BREAKFAST Redbud

All current and newly elected board members are to attend

SESSION 5



“The Benefits of Exercise/Physical Activity for Children and

Young Adults with Cystic Fibrosis” – This presentation will

discuss the benefits, precautions and barriers involved with

exercise prescription and the importance of participating in school

physical education for a student with CF. A UALR student with CF will

discuss how her health has benefited from vigorous exercise and will

take questions.

Presenters: Rusty Wright, and April Pitts, University of Arkansas at

Little Rock

Presider: Brandon Burgener, University of Central Arkansas

#17 Physical Education Division Hickory

“Restorative Yoga” – Relaxing for the health of it. Relaxation

releases stress and tension from every part of your body.

Breathing is more important than you think. Let’s do it the

right way.

Presenter: Agneta Sibrava, Arkansas State University

Presider: Carl Wise, Arkansas State University

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#18 Research Section Cedar

“Motivating University Employees for Health and Fitness”

Physical educators can effectively collaborate with univer-

sities to design wellness programs for employees. This

presentation will expound on ways to encourage employees to stay active,

especially during long holidays. Participants will learn how to design,

monitor, and evaluate such programs.

Presenter: Lewis Kanyiba, Henderson State University

Presider: Breanna Vaughn, University of Central Arkansas

#19 Physical Education Division Sycamore

“Stack Up!. . . Stack Down!. . . Move Around with Speed Stacks!

An Activity Based Sport Stacking Session” – Activity session

showcasing movement activities from the NEW video based

Speed Stacks Sport Stacking Instructor Guide. First time attendees

receive FREE instructional materials.

Presenters: Roger Washburn, Speed Stacks

Presider: Kevin Buchan, University of Central Arkansas

SESSION 6

9:30 – 10:20 Location

#20 General Division Sycamore

“Functional Active Warmup for Performance Enhancement

and Injury Prevention” – This session will consist of hands

on training and discussion of practical-use exercises applicable

for teenage and college-aged students and athletes.

Presenters: Mark Mosser, January Schultz, and John Thomasson,

Henderson State University

Presider: Rashad Jones, University of Central Arkansas

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#21 Exercise Science Section Cedar

“Hydration, Health and Exercise Performance” – Fluid balance

is crucial for maintaining health. It is well documented that

hypo-hydration can increase physiological strain, decrease

athletic and cognitive performance, while increasing the risk

for chronic disease. This presentation will focus on the importance of

water intake in health and how even small degrees of hypo-hydration can

have negative impact on physical and cognitive performance.

Presenters: Stavros Kavouras, University of Arkansas

Presider: John Thomasson, Henderson State University


“Action Based Learning (ABL)” – This dynamic session will

provide a hands-on overview of the benefits of an Action

Based Learning classroom. This two-part session will leave

you wanting to learn more about how the brain prefers to learn.

Presenter: Deb Walter, Kirksey Middle School (Rogers)

Presider: Cicely New, University of Central Arkansas

#23 Elementary Physical Education Section Willow

“Learning From Each Other” – Three former “Teachers of the

Year” will share some of their favorite games. After they

share, it is now your turn. Equipment will be available, so step

up and share what your students love. This is the first of a 2-part

session.

Presenters: Diane Walters, retired from Arkansas Tech, Cathryn Bass,

Russellville Schools, and Leah Queen, Gentry Public Schools

Presider: Logan Bussard, University of Central Arkansas

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“The Value of International Education” – In this session,

attendees will learn about the importance of international

learning opportunities for undergraduate students and K-12

teachers.

Presenters: Jack Kern, Paul Calleja, Dean Gorman, Sharon Hunt,

University of Arkansas

Presider: Janet Forbess, University of Arkansas

#25 General Division Redbud

“SHAPE America and Southern District: A Great Organiza-

tion Working for You” – This session will provide information

on SHAPE American as well as Southern District. Partici-

pants will receive the latest update on how this organization has changed

and what is being provided to all members.

Presenter: Sandra Sims, Southern District

Presider: Payton Covington, University of Central Arkansas

#26 Research Section Lobby

Posters of student research will be displayed

SESSION 7

10:30 – 11:20 Location

#27 Elementary Physical Education Section Willow

““Learning From Each Other” - Continued

Presenters: Diane Walters, retired from Arkansas Tech,

Cathryn Bass, Russellville Schools, and Leah Queen, Gentry Public Schools

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#28 Elementary Physical Education Section Dogwood

“Family Health and Physical Education Night” – This session

will explain how to use a Family Health and Physical

Education Night to teach student learning expectations

and leadership skills as well as promote community and family involvement

with your school.

Presenters: Chris Cantwell, Rogers Public Schools

Presider: Melanie Hosty, University of Arkansas


“Action Based Learning (ABL)” continued

Presenter: Deb Walter, Kirksey Middle School (Rogers)

#30 General Division Cedar

“Headline. . . PA Enhances Core Curriculum! Try it!” – The

Educational Renewal Zone (ERZ), located at different

universities across the state can help you bring your

physical activity expertise to local schools to bring a subject matter “to

life” by having students use physical activity right in the classroom space.

An example will be given of how the presenters took dance to a public

school to augment the study of 20th century American History.

Presenters: Susan Mayes, Angie Smith-Nix, Priscilla Wetzel, Lindsey

Swagerty, University of Arkansas

Presider: Janet Filbeck, University of Arkansas

11:30-1:30 Ambassador

ArkAHPERD AWARDS LUNCHEON

$ Deal or No Deal $

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2015 Banquet Presiding……………………………………………………………………… Leah Queen

Invocation…………………………………………………………………… Janet Forbess

Dinner

Speaker………………………………………………………………………… Dustin Williams

Silent Auction …………………………………………………………… Andy Mooneyhan

B-I-N-G-O………………………………………………………………… Brett Stone

Entertainment …………………………………………………………… Leah Queen

2015 Awards Luncheon Presiding……………………………………………………………………… Leah Queen

Invocation…………………………………………………………………… Janet Forbess

Dinner

Southern District Update……………………………………… Sandra Sims

JRFH & HFH Coordinator of the Year……………… Cathryn Gaines

JRFH-HFH Check …………………………………………………… Cathryn Gaines

Teacher of the Year ……………………………………………… Bennie Prince

Elementary TOY

Middle School TOY

Health Education TOY

Higher Ed of the Year…………………………………………… Agneta Sibrava

Lifetime Achievement Award………………………………… Janet Forbess

Deal or NO Deal ……………………………………………………… Andy Mooneyhan

Passing of the Gavel ………………………………………………… Leah Queen

Convention 2016 ………………………………………………………… Allen Mooneyhan

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Dustin Williams Is a bestselling Fitness Co-Author, Emmy Award Winning Executive Producer and

now a new team member of the Arkansas CW. He has been featured in USA

Today, Newsweek, Shape Magazine and Men’s Health Magazine. Certifications – NSCA Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist; IBFA Certified

Personal Trainer

ArkAHPERD Convention

Best Western Inn of the Ozarks

Eureka Springs, AR

November 5-6, 2015


Education, Recreation & Dance