Department of Health, Leisure, and Exercise Science

Department of Health, Leisure, and Exercise Science

2007-2008 Annual Report to the Chancellor

ANNUAL REPORT TO THE CHANCELLOR, 2007-2008DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, LEISURE, AND EXERCISE SCIENCE

I. Major Accomplishments 1. The amount of new external funding awarded to HLES reached a record total of

$2,365,890: http://www.graduate.appstate.edu/orsp/proposal/awards/.Including the second year of the $180,000 National Institute of Health grant, the current grant total for HLES is $2,545,890.

2. Funds secured through internal university sources remained stable to total $27,855.

3. Faculty from HLES met with representatives from the North Carolina Research Campus in Kannapolis, North Carolina. After a visit and research presentation, HLES was invited to join the seven sister institutions on the campus. Details about the specific nature of HLES’s research presence on the campus are currently being discussed.

4. HLES committed to and began development of an on-line degree program in Health Promotion in response to a program request from Blue Cross/Blue Shield. This will be an interdisciplinary degree program incorporating course work from Health Promotion, Communication, Family and Consumer Science, and Sociology and Social Work.

5. HLES organized an interdisciplinary obesity grant team involving fourteen community partner agencies. This grant is currently being written and has been placed as the top priority grant in ASU’s Federal Agenda.

6. Presentations about HLES research efforts were made to both the ASU Alumni Leadership Counsel and the staff of the Office of Academic Advising.

7. The number of classes providing service learning opportunities again increased.

8. All undergraduate degree programs are experiencing moderate growth in enrollment.

9. The graduate degree program in Exercise Science reached a record enrollment of thirty eight students.

10. Not only did the number of publications and presentations by faculty increase but there were a greater number of faculty members involved in these activities.

11. The number of faculty attending professional meetings increased.

12. Involvement in instructional or faculty development activities increased. Eleven faculty members attended ten Hubbard Center events, and two faculty members received Teaching Enhancement grants, two faculty members received Textbook

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Grants, three received a Registration Grant, and one received an External Scholars grant.

13. Using the Delaware Study salary comparisons, hiring salaries for junior faculty increased allowing us to hire at more competitive salaries.

14. Academic affairs helped HLES purchase a Flow Cytometer instrument valued at $230,000. Additionally a Motion Analysis System was purchased at a cost of $62,000. These purchases allow the research teams in HLES to internally process all tissue and blood samples, saving hundreds of thousands of dollars of grant funds to pay for external processing and analysis. This also facilitates the awarding of future grant monies.

15. Education and Technology financial resources provided to HLES by the College of Fine and Applied Arts reached a new high of $160,000. These funds allowed the department to purchase significant technology upgrades and additions for classrooms and laboratories. Additional field based data collection and analysis technology will enable faculty to embark on several new research projects. All classroom computers were upgraded.

16. International involvement rose from twenty five to twenty eight activities and from twelve faculty participating to fourteen. Faculty involved in direct international program leadership increased.

17 Faculty have become more involved with the students outside of the traditional classroom setting. Advising student major clubs, service projects, and mentoring relationships in research are the primary activities engaged in with students.

18. A successful HLES Advancement Board meeting was held in September 2007.

19. The department concluded its third year using the Reappointment, Tenure, Promotion, and Merit document. This RTPM document allows each faculty member to report activities in the categories of teaching, scholarship, and service in a quantitative fashion. The faculty voted to adopt this performance evaluation process on a permanent basis at the end of the Spring 2008 semester.

20. HLES conducted five searches for positions in Athletic Training (1), Exercise Science (3) and Recreation Management (1).

21. Undergraduate and graduate students were involved in a record number of research projects resulting in presentations and publications. Assistance from the Office of Student Research (OSR) has contributed to this increase in scholarly work.

22. HLES hosted an international exchange student for the Spring 2008 semester. Gian Pietro Emerenziani from the University Institute of Motor Sciences in Rome, Italy,

is a first year doctoral candidate. He worked with HLES researchers in the area of biomedical aspects and methodological preventive and adaptive physical therapy.

23. One HLES faculty member completed an Off Campus Scholarly Assignment (OCSA) in Valencia, Spain for the Fall, 2007 semester. Research was completed with international colleagues at The University of Valencia.

II. Major Problems1. Although salaries are improving, difficulty in recruiting and retaining

quality faculty members due to salaries and cost of living remain a concern.

2. Space will continue to be a concern for activity classes, physical education major classes, and faculty office space. The dedication of the Varsity Gymnasium for academic purposes daily from the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. needs to be maintained. Athletics and non-academic activities often interfere with Physical Education instruction.

3. Funding for major equipment purchases is less of an issue due to the excellent support HLES received during the 2007-2008 academic year. Although we were able to make major improvements this year, ongoing internal and external funds are needed to purchase major laboratory equipment and to upgrade existing equipment. Increased financial development activities need to be undertaken, and are underway utilizing the services of the HLES Advancement Board.

4. Student access to required courses in departments outside HLES is still a major issue. More cooperation and communication between HLES Program Directors and Department Chairs will be necessary to ensure continued non-major course access. To this end, one HLES faculty member was approved as an adjunct faculty member in the Biology Department, and successfully taught a two semester Anatomy and Physiology course this year. This will aid Exercise Science, Biology and Chemistry pre-professional majors in their medical school preparedness and increase their admissibility.

III. Report on Retention Activities

Academic advising is an important factor contributing to the retention of majors. The academic units within our department have taken steps to insure that each declared major seeks departmental advisement before registering for classes. Therefore, all TRS sheets are distributed to faculty advisors. Class scheduling is conducted in a student/faculty meeting. Lastly, copies of student schedules are kept in each student’s departmental file. Similar procedures are followed for graduate students.

HLES offers several courses that are part of the learning communities program. Feedback from instructors regarding these courses and this program is very favorable. Two faculty members are also developing a new course for consideration as a new General Education core curriculum course.

Non-classroom activities were encouraged through student professional associations in Athletic Training, Exercise Science, Physical Education, and Recreation Management. Therefore, we have student professional associations in four of our five undergraduate majors. Each of these organizations is sponsored by a full time faculty member. This involvement is recognized as part of the tenure, promotion, and merit system within our department. Involvement in professional organizations through attendance at meetings is encouraged and supported through these groups. In addition to professional involvement, these organizations are engaged in community service projects. Graduate students are active in the Graduate Student Association and in their respective professional organizations as well.

IV. Other Comments

The achievements of the Department of Health, Leisure, and Exercise Science this year have set the stage for the future of the department. A significant amount of equipment was purchased with Education and Technology resources allocated by the Dean of the College of Fine and Applied Arts as well as by an unprecedented number of externally funded grants. Technologically equipped instructional areas will enhance the faculty’s ability to provide instruction appropriate to the learning styles of today’s students. Laboratory equipment purchased this year also poises the department to apply for additional external funding, conduct cutting edge research, and introduce students to the latest in health and human performance technology.

HLES has benefitted this year from the developing partnerships between HLES and Watauga Medical Center, Appalachian Regional Health Care, the Be Active-Appalachian Partnership, and the Mountain States Health Alliance. The Institute for Health and Human Services also holds promise for the department yielding opportunities for collaborative research and community and regional outreach.

APPENDICES

Appendix A: Unit Mission Statement

The fundamental purpose of the Department of Health, Leisure, and Exercise Science (HLES) is to enhance the human condition through development of physical, mental, and social health. HLES believes this mission can be achieved by applying art and science to the ideal of developing mind and body as an inseparable entity.

Our constituency consists primarily of undergraduate students, the University community, the local community, and allied groups, organizations and practitioners. Our five interrelated academic units of Athletic Training, Exercise Science, Health Promotion, Physical Education, and

Recreation Management serve our constituents through teaching, research/creative endeavors, and service designed to prepare professionals that will impact the well being of humanity. Although united by a common mission, each academic unit has its own distinct body of knowledge. Consequently, appropriate degrees acknowledging the specific program of study are awarded at the end of each academic semester.

To continue to accomplish our mission, the following goals have been established:

1. Provide undergraduate and graduate professional degrees in each unit of study;

2. Provide service courses that will enable students to make informed decisions about their life-styles. Specifically, the Physical Activity/Wellness courses in the General Education Curriculum will be upgraded this coming year in preparation for the new Core Curriculum. Each one hour Physical Education skills course will contain an academic component focusing on physiological principles of personal fitness and lifetime wellness as well as a pre-post physiological assessment.

3. Provide opportunities for reassigned time for teaching enhancement, research/creative endeavors, and service activities; and

4. Provide professional service to our constituents.

Appendix B: Equal Opportunity and DiversityThe department completed five faculty searches this year. The national statistic demonstrates a larger pool of males than females. Our applicant pool was consistent with this statistic. Various avenues for advertising the positions were utilized, including on-line listings that target specific populations. The selection of candidates to be interviewed and the interview process followed the required guidelines. The searches resulted in the hiring of three males and one female faculty member. At this time (May 2008), two positions remain unfilled.

Appendix C: Staff Activity

Mrs. Janet Moretz attended the ASU Banner System budget workshop, two career banding training sessions; and earned her CPR recertification. She maintains the Professional and Wilderness First Responder certifications. She served as a Relay for Life Team Captain. Ms. Moretz serves as a volunteer for the Watauga River Run, the MS 5K Run, and is a member of the Women’s Committee for the Farm Bureau. She also serves as a Girl Scout Troop Leader.

Ms. Linda Wolfferts serves on the ASU Grievance Committee, and functions as a Notary within our department. She is also a volunteer with the Parent-to-Parent Organization. Ms. Wolfferts retired from the university in December, 2007. She was replaced in March by Mrs. Magdalena Anoufriev.

Mrs. Brandy Cornett attended another SIS Banner training session and two career banding training sessions.

Appendix D: Faculty Activity

1. Teaching Performance, Instructional Program Development, and Outstanding Teaching Achievements

Our department continues to assess teaching both summatively and formatively. Summative assessment is accomplished using the Individual Development and Educational Assessment (IDEA) instrument. The departmental Teaching Enhancement Committee developed a set of procedures that has standardized the administration of the instrument this year. In addition to the IDEA instrument, our formative process includes peer observation and feedback as well as post-tenure review. The summative data are used in tenure, promotion, and merit decisions; the formative data are not. The IDEA is a nationally recognized instrument in evaluating teaching with high degrees of reliability and validity. Our faculty typically ranks at or above the national mean for courses with similar criteria. The HLES Teaching Enhancement Committee iscurrently examining strategies to expand the summative data concerning overall teachingperformance.

In addition to the IDEA instrument, the HLES faculty decided to implement a quantitative performance evaluation system for scholarly and service activity this year. This Reappointment, Tenure, Promotion and Merit (RTPM) system is the result of three years of committee work, and allows each faculty member to assign point values to each professional activity engaged in during the academic year (April 1, 2007-March 31, 2008). The Excel scoring report forms were submitted to the Chair, and served as the basis for each faculty member’s annual conference. This was the third year that the RTPM system was used on a trial basis. The faculty voted in April 2008 to adopt this RTPM system on a permanent basis. This RTPM system also allows the HLES Annual Report to be compiled in a more timely fashion.

Our faculty continue to use class management software to enhance student learning. All of our classrooms are equipped with computers and data projectors which permits the use of various information sources in the delivery of course material. Additionally, many faculty have implemented service learning and experiential components into their classes and are using case based instruction as alternative methods of disseminating information.

2. Graduate and Undergraduate Student Advisement Activities

The academic units within our department have taken steps to insure that each declared major seeks departmental advisement before registering for classes. Therefore, all TRS sheets are distributed to faculty advisors. Class scheduling is conducted in a student/faculty meeting. Lastly, copies of student schedules are kept in each student’s departmental file. Similar procedures are followed for graduate students.

3. Research Projects – In Progress

Collette, L., Weller, T., & Frauman, E. "Access, compliance, and the environment: Preliminary implications for college outdoor programs at public land climbing sites." Office of Student Research Grant. Internal, Formal, Funded. 705 (Research/Travel)

Frauman, E. "Testing an innovative GIS approach to determine recreation stakeholder group use and perception of the Wilson Creek River corridor." University Foundation Fellows Grant, Internal, Formal, Funded. 4925.

McBride, J. Power Plate North America, External Grant, June 2007. “Effect of whole body vibration on motor neuron excitability and muscle force output.” External Funded Principal Investigator: Co-Investigators: David C. Nieman, N. Travis Triplett. Amount: $9,840.

McBride, J. Graduate Student Research Grant, National Strength and Conditioning Association, June 2007. Jump squat power output during deloading. External Funded Principal Investigator: James L. Nuzzo, Co-Investigators:, Amount: $2,640.

Nieman, DC. Quercegen Pharma/ Coca-Cola. "Quercetin, Upper Respiratory Tract Infection, Inflammation, Mental Vigilance, Blood Lipids, and Pharmacokinetics: A Community Clinical Trial" External Formal Funded $1.4 million

Nieman, DC. Quercegen Pharma/ Coca-Cola. "Quercetin’s Influence on Exercise Performance and Mitochondrial Biogenesis In Untrained College Students" External Formal Funded $230,000

Nieman, DC. Quercegen Pharma Real FX QPlus and Real FX QPlus-Immune: " Influence on Performance and Effects As Countermeasures To Immunosuppression, Oxidative Stress, Inflammation, and Infection Risk Induced By Prolonged Intense Physical Stress" External Formal Funded $141,000

Nieman, DC. Cooper Institute "Effects of n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acid and vitamin/mineral supplements on immune function, oxidative stress, inflammation, and upper respiratory tract infection in endurance athletes" External Formal Funded $132,000

Nieman, DC. Power Plate "Metabolic Effects of Exercise With or Without Whole Body Vibration" External Formal Funded $21,000

Quindry, J. Mitochondrial mediated cardioprotection against ischemia reperfusion injury and the exercised heart, with the American Heart Association, Principal pending Investigator - Scott Powers, $250,000

Quindry, J. Mitochondrial KATP channels, exercise, and cardioprotection. AREA grant (R-15) with the National Institute of Health, $180,000 over 2 years - FUNDED

Quindry, J. Immune Guard/CHIA as a countermeasure to Immunosuppression and infection risk induced by prolonged intense physical stress (Western States 100) $141,000 FUNDED

Utter, AC. Nieman, DC. Penta Water "Effects of Penta Water, bottled water, and Gatorade on markers of hydration status after acute dehydration in collegiate wrestlers" External Formal Funded $38,000

Utter, A.C. and Quindry, J. Effects of Rooisbos Tea, Bottled Water, and Gatorade on Markers of Hydration Status After Acute Dehydration in Collegiate Wrestlers. Reddrox Inc., External Private $30,456

West, S. T. "Strategy for Improving the Health and Fitness of Low-Income Populations Using Public Physical Activity Areas," Internal Funded, $5,000.

West, S. T. "Strategy for Improving the Health and Fitness of Low-Income Populations Using Public Physical Activity Areas," Internal Funded, $5,000.

West, S. T. & Shores, K. A. "Physical Activity Outcomes During HOPSports Participation," Internal Funded, $15,000.

4. Publications in Print

R Dumke CL, Nieman DC, Oley K, Lind RH. "Ibuprofen does not effect serum electrolytes following an ultradistance run." British Journal of Sports Medicine 41:492-496, 2007.

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Dumke CL, McBride JM, Nieman DC, Gowin W, Utter AC, McAnulty SR. "Theeffect of duration and exogenous carbohydrate on gross efficiency during cycling."Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research 21:1214-1219, 2007.

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Dumke, C.L., McBride, J.M., Nieman, D.C., Gowin, W., Utter, A.C., McAnulty, S.R. "The effect of duration and exogenous carbohydrate on gross efficiency during cycling." Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research. (2007). 21(4): 1214-1219.

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Dumke, C.L., McBride, J.M., Nieman, D.C., Gowin, W., Utter, A.C., McAnulty, S.R. "The effect of duration and exogenous carbohydrate on gross efficiency during cycling." Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research. (2007). 21(4): 1214-1219.

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Frauman, E., Rabinowitz, E. & Carliale, G. (2008) "A preliminary review of the use of "Leave no trace" priniciples among college outdoor programs: Implications for public land managers, SERR Proceedings"

NFrauman, E., & Banks, S. (2007). "An examination of resident perceptions of community and tourism development." Report for Watauga County Board of Commissioners, Boone Town Council, Boone Chamber of Commerce, Blowing Rock

Chamber of Commerce, and NC High Country Host. Boone, NC: University Research Council and HLES Dept. - Recreation Management Program, Appalachian State University, 42pp.

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Frauman, E., (in press). "The history of Frisbee®. Dictionary of American History." Farmington Hills, MI: Charles Scribner’s Sons/Thomson Gale.

NFrauman, E. (2007). Committee updates: Publication and research committee. In the AORE Association Newsletter (electronic), 4, 7

NFrauman, E. (2007). Committee updates: Publication and research committee. In the AORE Association Newsletter (electronic), 3, 7

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Frauman, E., & Holland, A. (2007). "Student perceptions of Appalachian State University’s football program." Report for Athletic Department Appalachian State University. Office of Student Research and Athletic Department, Appalachian State University, 43pp.

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Frauman, E., & Banks, S. (2007). "Resident perceptions of tourism related impacts on the natural environment and community in a gateway mountain county." 13th International Symposium on Society and Natural Resources (ISSRM) Book of Abstracts (electronic). ISSRM Conference, Park City, UT.

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Frauman, E., Collette, L., & Weller, T. J. (2007). "Access, compliance, and the environment: Preliminary implications for college outdoor programs at public land climbing sites." 2007 Association of Outdoor Recreation and Education (AORE) Conference Proceedings, AORE Conference, Asheville, NC.

NGaskill, P. Workbook Contributor- Evaluation in Recreation Management and Leisure Services

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James, J. J. & Powell, G. (2007). "Playing the Hand You Are Dealt. " Schole: A Journal of Leisure Studies and Recreation Education 22: 73-77.

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Vadala, C., Bixler, R. D., & James, J. J. (2007) "Childhood Play and Environmental Interests: Panacea or Snake Oil?" Journal of Environmental Education 39 (1): 3-18.

RKimmel, C. "Embracing Change" - Athletic Therapy Today - Volume 12 - Number 3 - May 2007

RMcAnulty SR, Owens JT, McAnulty LS, Nieman DC, Morrow JD, Dumke CL, Milne GL. "Ibuprofen use during extreme exercise: Effects on oxidative stress and PGE2." Medical Science Sports and Exercise 39:1075-1079, 2007.

RMcAnulty SR, McAnulty LS, Morrow JD, Nieman DC, Owens JT, Carper CM. "Influence of carbohydrate, intense exercise, and rest intervals on hormonal and oxidative changes." International Journal of Sport Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism 17:478-490, 2007.

R McAnulty SR, McAnulty LS, Nieman DC, Morrow JD, Dumke CL, Henson DA. "Effect of NSAID on muscle injury and oxidative stress." International Journal of Sports Medicine 28:000, 2007.

R McAnulty SR, McAnulty LS, Nieman DC, Morrow JD, Dumke CL, Utter AC. Carbohydrate effect: hormone and oxidative changes. Int J Sports Med 28:000, 2007.

RMcAnulty SR, McAnulty LS, Nieman DC, Quindry JC, Hosick PA, Hudson MH, Still L, Henson DA, Milne GL, Morrow JD, Dumke CL, Utter AC, Triplett NT, Dibarnardi A. Chronic quercetin ingestion and exercise-induced oxidative damage and inflammation. Appl Physiol Nutr Metab 33:254-262, 2008.

R McAnulty SR, McAnulty LS, Nieman DC, Morrow JD, Dumke CL, Henson DA. Effect of NSAID on muscle injury and oxidative stress. Int J Sports Med 28:000, 2007.

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S.R. McAnulty, P. Hosick, L.S. McAnulty, J.C. Quindry, M. Hudson, J.D. Morrow, G.L. Milne, and M. Austin. "Effect of pharmacological depletion of plasma urate on exercise-induced oxidative stress (2007)." Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism 32:1148-1155.

R Matthew B. Hudson, Peter A. Hosick, Grant O. McCaulley, Lindsey Schrieber, Jenna Wrieden, Steven R. McAnulty, N. Travis Triplett, Jeff McBride, & John C. Quindry. "Blood oxidative stress following different acute resistance exercise protocols." (2008). Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 40(3)542-548.

N McAnulty, SR. Perspectives -Faculty Publications. (2008) 2(3):3-4

NMcAnulty, SR. PRWeb Press Release Newswire – "Pioneering Clinical Study shows

Unique Resveratrol Delivery Matrix Is Orally Bioactive"

NMcAnulty, SR. "NSAIDs Can Make Muscle SorenessWorse" - Muscular Development

N McAnulty, SR. "Ox stress, rest, and carbohydrate" - Shape Magazine

NMcAnulty, SR." A Not-So-Clutch Reliever" – Men’s Health November 2007

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Nuzzo, J.L., McCaulley, G.O., Cormie, P., Urbiztondo, Z., Cavill, M.J., Burr, A., Cayea, E., McBride, J.M. "Trunk muscle activity during stability ball and free weight exercises." Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research. (2008). 22(1): 95-102.

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Bazett-Jones, D.M., McBride, J.M., Gibson, M.H. "Sprint and vertical jump performances are not affected by six weeks of static hamstring stretching." Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research. (2008). 22(1): 25-31.

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Cormie, P., McBride, J.M., McCaulley, G.O. "Influence of body mass on calculation of power during lower body resistance exercise." Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research. (2007). 21(4): 1042-1049.

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McCaulley, G.O., Cormie, P., Cavill, M.J., Nuzzo, J.L., Urbiztondo, Z., McBride, J.M. "Mechanical efficiency during repetitive vertical jumping." Journal of Applied Physiology. (2007). 101(1): 115-123.

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Cormie, P., McCaulley, G.O., McBride, J.M. "Power vs strength-power jump squat training: influence on the load-power relationship." Medicine & Science in Sport & Exercise. (2007). 39(6): 996-1003.

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Cormie, P., Deane, R., McBride, J.M. "Methodological concerns for measuring power output in the jump squat." Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research. (2007). 21(2): 424-430.

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Cormie, P., McBride, J.M., McCaulley, G.O. "Validation of power measurment techniques in dynamic lower body resistance exercises." Journal of Applied Biomechanics. (2007). 23(2): 103-118.

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Hudson, M.B., Hosick, P.A., McCaulley, G.O., Schrieber, L., Wrieden, J., McAnulty, S.R., Triplett, N.T., McBride, J.M., Quindry, J.C. "The effect of resistance exercise on humoral markers of oxidative stress." Medicine & Science in Sport & Exercise. (2008). 40(3): 542-548.

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Nuzzo, J.L., McCaulley, G.O., Cormie, P., Urbiztondo, Z., Cavill, M.J., Burr, A., Cayea, E., McBride, J.M. "Trunk muscle activity during stability ball and free weight exercises." Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research. (2008). 22(1): 95-102.

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Bazett-Jones, D.M., McBride, J.M., Gibson, M.H. "Sprint and vertical jump performances are not affected by six weeks of static hamstring stretching." Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research. (2008). 22(1): 25-31.

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Cormie, P., McBride, J.M., McCaulley, G.O. "Influence of body mass on calculation of power during lower body resistance exercise." Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research. (2007). 21(4): 1042-1049.

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McCaulley, G.O., Cormie, P., Cavill, M.J., Nuzzo, J.L., Urbiztondo, Z., McBride, J.M. "Mechanical efficiency during repetitive vertical jumping." Journal of Applied Physiology. (2007). 101(1): 115-123.

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Cormie, P., McCaulley, G.O., McBride, J.M. "Power vs strength-power jump squat training: influence on the load-power relationship." Medicine & Science in Sport & Exercise. (2007). 39(6): 996-1003.

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Cormie, P., Deane, R., McBride, J.M. "Methodological concerns for measuring power output in the jump squat." Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research. (2007). 21(2): 424-430.

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Cormie, P., McBride, J.M., McCaulley, G.O. "Validation of power measurment techniques in dynamic lower body resistance exercises." Journal of Applied Biomechanics. (2007). 23(2): 103-118.

RBulger, S.M., Mohr, D.J., and Wiegand, R.L. (2007). "Comparison of traditional and alternative methods for teaching exercise physiology." The Physical Educator, 64(4), 180 - 191

RNieman DC, Henson DA, Gojanovich G, Davis JM, Dumke CL, Utter AC, Murphy EA, Pearce S, McAnulty SR, McAnulty LS. "Immune changes: 2-h of continuous vs. intermittent cycling." International Journal of Sports Medicine 28:625-630, 2007.

R Nieman DC. "Marathon training and immune function." Sports Medicine 37:412-415, 2007.

RDavis JM, Nieman DC, Murphy EA. "Response to “unusually low plasma concentrations of lipopolysaccharide following 160-km race.” Brain Behavior and Immunity 21:515, 2007.

R Nieman DC, LaSasso H, Austin MD, Pearce S, McInnis T, Unick J. Validation of Cosmed’s FitMate in measuring exercise metabolism. Res Sports Med 15:67-75, 2007.

R Nieman DC. Exercise and immunity: clinical studies. In: Ader R, ed. Psychoneuroimmunology (4th edition). San Diego: Elsevier Inc., pp. 661-673, 2007.

RNieman DC, Henson DA, Gross SJ, Jenkins DP, Davis JM, Murphy EA, Carmichael MD, Dumke CL, Utter AC, McAnulty SR, McAnulty LS, Mayer EP. Quercetin reduces illness but not immune perturbations after intensive exercise. Med Sci Sports Exerc 39:1561-1569, 2007.

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Nieman DC, Henson DA, Davis JM, Dumke CL, Gross SJ, Jenkins DP, Murphy EA, Carmichael MD, Quindry JC, McAnulty SR, McAnulty LS, Utter AC, Mayer EP. Quercetin ingestion does not alter cytokine changes in athletes competing in the Western States Endurance Run. J Interferon Cytokine Res27(12):1003-1012, 2007.

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Nieman DC, Henson DA, Davis JM, Murphy EA, Jenkins DP, Gross SJ, Carmichael MD, Quindry JC, Dumke CL, Utter AC, McAnulty SR, McAnulty LS, Mayer EP. Quercetin’s influence on exercise-induced changes in plasma cytokines and muscle and leukocyte cytokine mRNA. J Appl Physiol 103:1728-1735, 2007.

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Henson DA, Nieman DC, Davis JM, Dumke CL, Gross SJ, Murphy EA, Carmichael MD, Jenkins DP, Quindry JC, McAnulty SR, McAnulty LS, Utter AC, Mayer EP. Post-160-km race illness rates and decreases in granulocyte oxidative burst activity and salivary IgA output are not countered by quercetin ingestion. Int J Sports Med, January, 2008 (epub).

NNieman, D. 6 health/fitness column articles for the Asheville Citizen Times newspaper

NNieman, D. 6 health/fitness column articles for the Watauga Democrat

NNieman, D. Six column articles for ACSM's Health and Fitness Journal.

RBorst, S., Quindry, J., Conover, C., and Powers, S. "Testosterone Administration Induces Protection Against Myocardial Stunning" Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise (in review).

RQuindry, J.C. French, J., Hamilton, K, Lee, Y. Selsby, J. & Powers, S. Cyclooxygenase -2 is unaltered by exercise in the young and old heart. Journal of Phyiology (in review).

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Quindry, J.C., Hamilton, K., French, J., Lee, Y., Murlasits, Z., Tumer, N., Powers, S. "Heat shock protein -72 expression is not essential for exercise induced protection against infarction and apoptosis following ischemia-reperfusion" Journal of Applied Physiology (in press).

RBroeder, C., Panton, L, J. King, Quindry, J. C., & Browder, K., &. "The Acute and Chronic Metabolic Effects of Interval Versus Steady-State Training in Obese Women". International Journal of Sports Nutrition and Metabolism (in press).

R Quindry, J.C. Yount, D., O’Bryant, H. "Exercise retention is differentially motivated by age-dependent factors" Research in SportsMedicine (in review).

R Quindry, J.C., Hamilton," Exercise induced cardioprotection: an overview of a unique form of preconditioning." Current Cardiology Reviews. (in press).

R French, J.P., Hamilton, K.L., Quindry, J.C., Lee, Y., & Powers, S.K. "MnSOD antisense oligonucleotides attenuate exercise-induced protection against ischemia-reperfusion induced apoptosis." FASEB (in press)

RQuindry, J., McAnulty, S., Hudson, M., Hosick, P., Dumke, C., Morrow, , J., Henson, D., McAnulty, L Nieman , D., "Oral quercetin supplementation and blood oxidative stress during ultra marathon competition." International Journal of Sports Nutrition and Metabolism (in review).

RRabinowitz, E., Frauman, E. & Gaskill, P (2007) Evaluation in Recreation Management and Leisure Services

R Rabinowitz, E., & James, J. (2007) Leisure and the Lifespan

R Rabinowitz, E. & Frauman, E. (2008). "Sensation-seeking in college students who participate in outdoor programs verses intramural programming AORE Proceedings"

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Rabinowitz, E. Frauman, E., Williams, W., McRorie, M. & Greene, Z. (2008)." An investigation of constraint to white-water rafting at USNWC SERR Proceedings"

RAtkins,C. & Rabinowitz, E. (2008). "An evaluation of the benefits of a terrain park as a pull factor, SERR Proceedings"

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Sibley, B. A. & Beilock, S. (2007). Exercise and working memory: An individual differences investigation. Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 29(6), 783-791.

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Carson, L., Bulger, S., & Townsend, J. S. (2007). "Enhancing responsible student decision-making in physical activity." In W. Davis & G. Broadhead (Ed.), Ecological task analysis and movement (pp. 141-159). Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics.

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Utter AC, Nieman DC, Dumke CL, McAnulty SR, Kang J,

Utter, AC. , Nieman, DC, McAnulty, SR. Dumke, CL. Kang, J. McAnulty LS. Ratings of perceived exertion during intermittent and continuous exercise. Percept Motor Skill 104:1079-1087, 2007.

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Carbohydrate attenuates perceived exertion during intermittent exercise and recovery. Med Sci Sport Exerc 39(5):880-885, 2007.

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Utter, AC. Robertson RJ, Goss FL, Aaron DJ, Utter AC, and Nagle E. "Omni scale rating of perceived exertion at ventilatory breakpoint by direct observations of children’s kinematics." Perceptvie Motor Skill: 104:975-984, 2007.

NUtter, AC. NFHS Wrestling Weight Management Program. High School Today, Dec.07/Jan.08.

NUtter, C. Development and Revision of Text manual for HP3700 Health Behavior Change (2nd author:copied on campus)

RWest, S. T. "The S.M.A.R.T.er Approach to Teaching Goals and Objectives." SCHOLE: A Journal of Leisure Studies and Recreation Education. (2007). 99-104.

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Crompton, J. & West. S. T. "The Role of Moral Philosophies, Operational Criteria and Operational Strategies in Determining Equitable Allocation of Resources for Leisure Services in the United States." Leisure Studies. (2008). 27(1): 35-58.

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West, S. T. & Shores, K. A. "Physical Activity Outcomes During HOPSports Participation." Technical Report prepared for Be Active North Carolina, Inc and the Be Active-Appalachian Partnership.

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Bryan, C. & West, S. T. "Needs Assessment for Phase II of Brookshire Park." Technical Report prepared for the Watauga County Parks and Recreation Department. Information was used as supporting evidence in the preparation of a $500,000 PARTFF grant.

5. Presentations

Banks, S., Tambellini, M., & Tomas, S. Product Development Cycle: How Research is Used Through the Development of a New Tourism Product. (Panel Discussion). Southeast States Chapter of the Travel and Tourism Association Conference. Asheville, NC: April 1, 2008.

Banks, S. & Harrison, M. An Evaluation of the Impact of River Guide Interpretation Training on the Client’s Knowledge and Interest Regarding the Environment (Illustrated Paper). Southeast States Chapter of the Travel and Tourism Association Conference. Asheville, NC: April 1, 2008.

Dumke, C.L. Health/Fitness Instructors Workshop Speaker, “Cardio-Respiratory Fitness Lecture”

Dumke, C.L. The economy of running and cycling: from assumptions and speculation to scientific evidence. SEACSM, T8, pg 24, 2008.

Dumke, C.L. Watauga Medical Center Continuing Medical Education, Boone, NC, September

2007 “Insulin Resistance, Diabetes and Exercise”Dumke, C.L. Western States 100 Medical Seminar, Squaw Valley, C.A., June 2007 “WSER Results from 05-06”

Frauman, E., Rabinowitz, E. & Carliale, G. (2008) A preliminary review of the use of "Leave no trace" priniciples among college outdoor programs: Implications for public land managers, SERR Charlston, SC

Frauman, E., & Banks, S. (2007). Resident perceptions of tourism related impacts on the natural environment and community in a gateway mountain county. Paper presented at the 13th International Symposium on Society and Natural Resources (ISSRM) Conference, Park City, UT.

Tang, T., Cunningham, P. H., Frauman, E., Ivy, M., & Perry, T. (2007). Is the love of money related to occupational commitment? Differences between baby boomers and gen-xers. Paper presented the International Association for Research in Economic Psychology (IAREP) Conference, Ljubljana, Slovenia.

Frauman, E. (2007). Major issues in outdoor programs. Paper presented at Students in the Great Outdoors Conference, Appalachian State University, NC.

Holland, A., & Frauman, E. (2007). Student perceptions of the football program at Appalachian State University. Paper presented at the Tenth Annual Celebration of Student Research and Creative Endeavors, Appalachian State University, NC.

Frauman, E., & Banks, S. (2007). Resident perceptions of tourism related impacts on the natural environment and community in a gateway mountain county. Paper presented at the 13th International Symposium on Society and Natural Resources (ISSRM) Conference, Park City, UT.

Tang, T., Cunningham, P. H., Frauman, E., Ivy, M., & Perry, T. (2007). Is the love of money related to occupational commitment? Differences between baby boomers and gen-xers. Paper presented the International Association for Research in Economic Psychology (IAREP) Conference, Ljubljana, Slovenia.

Gaskill, P. Presenter- November, 2007-Hubbard Center, ASU, New Chairs' Worshop: Evaluating Your Faculty

Gaskill, P. Presenter- March, 2008- Hubbard Center, ASU, Department Chair Retreat: Faculty Evaluation

Harrison, M., Banks, S. (November, 2007). An evaluation of a headwaters institute seminar. Presented at Resort and Commercial Recreation Association Research Symposium. Paradise Island, Bahamas: November 4-7, 2007.

Harrison, M., Banks, S. The impact of a headwaters institute seminar on river guide client experiences. Presented at Headwaters Institute Watershed Educator’s Workshop, Redmond, Oregon.

Harrison, M. (February, 2008). The impact of a headwaters institute seminar on river guide client experiences. Presented at Headwaters Institute Watershed Educator’s Workshop, Redmond, Oregon.

Austin, P., Martin, S., Harrison, M., West, S. (February, 2008). What is the importance of the climbers’ development f values to the ‘unwritten code of ethics’ that impacts both the environment and the community. Presented at the Southeastern Recreation Research Conference. Savannah, Ga.


Harrison, M., Banks, S. The impact of a headwaters institute seminar on river guide client experiences. Presented at Headwaters Institute Watershed Educator’s Workshop, Redmond, Oregon.

Austin, P., Martin, S., Harrison, M., West, S. (February, 2008). What is the importance of the climbers’ development f values to the ‘unwritten code of ethics’ that impacts both the environment and the community. Presented at the Southeastern Recreation Research Conference. Savannah, Ga.


James, J. J. (Jan. 2008). Presented What Children’s Perceptions of Indoor-and Outdoor-type People Can Tell Us? at the Coalition for Education in the Outdoors 9th Biennial Research Symposium in Martinsville, Indiana

James, J. J. & Bixler, R. D. (Feb. 2008). Presented Self-Efficacy Isn’t Enough: Developing Competency and Caring for Nature Through Camp Experiences at the research forum during the American Camp Association National Conference in Nashville, Tennessee

James, J. J. & Bixler, R. D. (Feb. 2008). Presented Don’t be the Last Child in the Woods: Fostering Nature Connections at the Appalachian State University Summer Jobs Fair - Invited speaker on my research with Environmental Socialization

Kernodle, M. Motor Learning Sports Science Course taught at the USPTA National Conference held in Saddlebrook, Florida in September of 2007

Kernodle, M. Motor Learning Sports Science Course taught at the USPTA Middle Atlantic Conference held in Williamsburg, Virginia in February of 2008

Kernodle, M. Workshop on Teaching Tennis the Modern Way: USPTA Middle Atlantic Conferenced held in Williamsburg, Virginia

Kimmel, C. Keynote: Current Issues in Athletic Training - GLATA Meeting - Toledo, Ohio

Kimmel, C. Keynote - EATA Meeting - Valley Forge, Pennsylvania

Kimmel, C. Keynote - Kentucky Women's Intercollegiate Consortium - Lexington, KY

Kimmel, C. NATA Student Offerings - Central Michigan University - Mt. Pleasant, Michigan

Kimmel, C. Current Topics in the NATA and You - Central Michigan University - Mt. Pleasant, Michigan

Kimmel, C. NATA and You - South Carolina Athletic Trianers' Association Annual Meeting - Columbia, South Carolina

Kimmel, C. Bobby Gunn Tribute - NATA Clinical Symposium - Anaheim, California

Kimmel, C. State of the Association Address - NATA Clinical Symposium - Anaheim, California

Kimmel, C. Embracing Change - FWATA Meeting - Las Vegas, Nevada

Kimmel, C. Meet the President - Lees-McRae College - Banner Elk, North Carolina

Kimmel, C. MRSA - North Carolina High School Coach's Association Summer Meeting - Greensboro, North Carolina

Kimmel, C. The NATA and You - Appalachian State University Athletic Training Students - Boone, North Carolina

Kimmel, C. NATA: Involve & Evolve and You - Washington, DC

Kimmel, C. The NATA and You, Student Membership - Catawba College - Salisbury, North Carolina

Lindsey E. Schreiber, Steven R. McAnulty, Lisa S. McAnulty, Peter A. Hosick, Jenna L. Wrieden, Mathew B. Hudson, John C. Quindry, David C. Nieman, and Dru A. Henson.2008 Southeastern American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Birmingham, AL, February: 8:30 EFFECTS OF RESVERATROL AND CATECHINS WITH EXHAUSTIVE EXERCISE ON OXIDATIVE STRESS AND INFLAMMATORY MARKERS

McAnulty, SR, McAnulty, LS, Quindry, JC, Nieman, DC, Hosick, PA, Dumke, CL, Utter, AC, Triplett, NT, Hudson, M., Still, L, Henson, DA, and Dibarnardi, A. OXIDATIVE STRESS AND PHARMACOLOGIC QUERCETIN DURING INTENSE EXERCISE. (FASEB 07, Washington, D.C.).

Hosick PA, McAnulty SR, McAnulty LS, Quindry JS, Hudson MB, Still L, Owens JT,

DiBernardi A. "Role of Plasma Uric Acid Concentration in Oxidative Stress and Antioxidant Capacity." (April 2007) 11th Celebration of Student Research - Appalachian State University

Kraska, J.M., Swisher, A.M, Ramsey, M.W., Nelson, C., Sands, W.A., Haff, G.G., Hasegawa, H., McBride, J.M., Stone, M.E., Stone, M.H. Presented (February 2008). "Relationship of peak isometric strength to rate of force development among collegiate track and field athletes." at the American College of Sport Medicine Southeast Regional Conference in Birmingham, AL.

Swisher, A.M., Kraska, J.M., Ramsey, M.W., Painter, K., Gooden, C., Layne, A., Sands, W.A., Haff, G.G., McBride, J.M., Stone, M.E., Stone, M.H. (February 2008). Presented "The relationship of peak isometric strength to peak aerobic power and 3000 m performance in cross-country runners." at the American College of Sports Medicine Southeast Regional Conference in Birmingham, AL.

McBride, J.M., Cormie, P., McCaulley, G.O. (July 2007). Presented "Analysis of force, power and velocity-time curves during jump squats: impact of training and load." at the National Strength & Conditioning Association Annual Conference in Atlanta, GA.

Nuzzo, J.L, McCaulley, G.O., Cormie, P., McBride, J.M. (July 2007). Presented "Influence of power and strength power training on load-velocity performance." at the National Strength & Conditioning Association Annual Conference in Atlanta, GA.

McCaulley, G.O., McBride, J.M., Nuzzo, J.L., Cavill, M.J., Urbiztondo, Z., Cormie, P. (July 2007). Presented "Influence of eccentric pre-load on mechanical efficiency during repetitive vertical jumping." at the National Strength & Conditioning Association Annual Conference in Atlanta, GA.

Cavill, M.J., McCaulley, G.O., Nuzzo, J.L., McBride, J.M. (July 2007). Presented "Comparison of volume determination methods in lower body resistance exercise." at the National Strength & Conditioning Association Annual Conference in Atlanta, GA.

McBride, J.M. (December 2007). Pressented "Measurement techniques, maximum strength, explosive exercise, unstable training and a few other things you probably have not thought about." at the Second Annual Coaches & Sports Science College in Johnson City, TN.

McBride, J.M. (August 2007). Presented "Is functional training really functional?" at the Strength & Conditioning Symposium for the Medical Professions in Johnson City, TN.

McBride, J.M. (May 2007). Presented "Training for Strength & Power." at the United Kingdom Strength & Conditioning Association Annual Meeting in Lahrs, Scottland.

Kraska, J.M., Swisher, A.M, Ramsey, M.W., Nelson, C., Sands, W.A., Haff, G.G., Hasegawa, H., McBride, J.M., Stone, M.E., Stone, M.H. Presented (February 2008). "Relationship of peak isometric strength to rate of force development among collegiate track and field athletes." at the American College of Sport Medicine Southeast Regional Conference in Birmingham, AL.

Swisher, A.M., Kraska, J.M., Ramsey, M.W., Painter, K., Gooden, C., Layne, A., Sands, W.A., Haff, G.G., McBride, J.M., Stone, M.E., Stone, M.H. (February 2008). Presented "The relationship of peak isometric strength to peak aerobic power and 3000 m performance in cross-country runners." at the American College of Sports Medicine Southeast Regional Conference in Birmingham, AL.

McBride, J.M., Cormie, P., McCaulley, G.O. (July 2007). Presented "Analysis of force, power and velocity-time curves during jump squats: impact of training and load." at the National Strength & Conditioning Association Annual Conference in Atlanta, GA.

McKethan, R.N., & Kernodle, M.W. (January 2008). Demonstration of Academic Excellence and Pre-Service Teacher Leadership Skills Through a Portfolio Process. NAKPEHE national conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Angel, R., Mamlin, N., McKethan, R.N., Norwood, J., Brewer, D. (Sept 2007) "Creating Supervision-Focused Communities of Practice Through Successful Applications of Learning Technologies" at the 25th Annual North Carolina Teacher Education Forum, Raleigh, NC

On, P. and McKethan, R. (Mar 2008). "Redesigning the Course in an Online Delivery Based on Students' Perception of Online Learning Experiences" at the Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada

Mohr, D.J.,Townsend, J.S., Bulger, S.M., Martin, S., Kaufman R.and Wilkins, L. (Nov. 2007). Presented "Weight Training: A Team-Based Approach to Learning to Lift" at the North Carolina Association Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance in Greensboro, NC.

Mohr, D.J., Townsend, J.S., and Bulger, S.M. (Nov. 2007). Presented "PETE Issues & Ideas: Innovative Field Placements in Your Back Yard" at the North Carolina Association Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance in Greensboro, NC.

Mohr, D.J., Townsend, J.S., and Bulger, S.M. (Oct. 2007), Presented "Training Pre-Service Teachers to use Sport Education" at the Historic Traditions & Future Directions in Research on Teaching & Teacher Education in Physical Education in Pittsburgh, PA.

Nieman, D. International Life Science Institute, Washington, DC, April, 2007: "Nutritional strategies to counter immune dysfunction in athletes."

Nieman, D. Coca Cola Headquarters, Atlanta, GA, April, 2007: "Quercetin As A Countermeasure to Exercise-Induced Immune Dysfunction."

Nieman, D. Paula Newby-Fraser Triathlete Seminar, GSSI, Chicago, IL, July 2007: "Nutritional influences on exercise-induced immune dysfunction."

Nieman, D. DARPA PSP investigators, Napa, CA, November, 2007: "Quercetin results and future plans."

Nieman, D. Coca Cola Headquarters, Atlanta, GA, February, 2008: "Quercetin Summary of Findings."

Henson, Dru A.; Nieman, David C. FACSM; Davis, J. Mark FACSM; Dumke, Charles L. FACSM; Gross, Sarah J.; Jenkins, David P.; Murphy, E. Angela; Carmichael, Martin D.; Quindry, John C.; McAnulty, Steven R.; McAnulty, Lisa S.; Utter, Alan C. FACSM; Mayer, Eugene P.2007 American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, New Orleans, May: 3. Quercetin Ingestion Does Not Alter Cytokine Changes In Athletes Competing in the Western States Endurance Run: 2476: Board #23 June 2 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. 39(5) Supplement:S463, May 2007.

Rocheleau, Courtney A.; Huelsman, Timothy J.; Penwell, Lauren; Nieman, David C. 2007 American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, New Orleans, May: 4. The Benefits of Quercetin on Cognitive Functioning After Intense Exercise: 1247: Board #10 May 30 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. 39(5) Supplement:S165, May 2007.

Nieman, David C. FACSM; Henson, Dru A.; Gross, Sarah J.; Jenkins, David P.; Davis, J. Mark FACSM; Murphy, E. Angela; Carmichael, Martin D.; Quindry, John C.; Dumke, Charles L.; Utter, Alan C. FACSM; McAnulty, Steven R.; McAnulty, Lisa S.; Triplett, N. Travis; Mayer, Eugene P.2007 American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, New Orleans, May: 6. Quercetin Reduces Illness Rates But Not Immune Perturbations Following 3 Days Intensive Exercise In Cyclists: 784: May 31 5:00 PM 5:15 PM. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. 39(5) Supplement:S62, May 2007.

David C. Nieman, J. Mark Davis and E. Angela Murphy2008 Southeastern American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Birmingham, AL, February: 10:15-11:45 SYMPOSIUM (Wynfrey E) Influence of Quercetin on Performance

M. McMahon, D.C. Nieman, D.A. Henson, J.L. Wrieden, J.M. Davis, E.A. Murphy, S.J. Gross, L.S. McAnulty, C.L. Dumke, A.C. Utter.2008 Southeastern American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Birmingham, AL, February: 4:30 Oat Beta GLUCAN HAS NO INFLUENCE ON PLASMA CYTOKINES OR BLOOD LEUKOCYTE CYTOKINE mRNA IN CYCLISTS.

J Timothy Lightfoot, Amy Wilford, University of North Carolina Charlotte, David C. Nieman, Alan Utter, Appalachian State University. Chair: J Timothy Lightfoot, PhD2008 Southeastern American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Birmingham, AL, February: SPECIAL SESSION (Riverchase B)Update on Licensure of Exercise Physiologists.

D.A. Henson, D.C. Nieman, J.M. Davis, E.A. Murphy, M.D. Carmichael, C.L. Dumke, S.J. Gross, D.P. Jenkins, J.C. Quindry, S.R. McAnulty, L.S. McAnulty, A.C. Utter, E.P. Mayer. Post-160 km race illness rates and decreases in granulocyte oxidative burst activitity and salivary IGA output are not countered by quercetin ingestion. (FASEB 07, Washington, D.C.).

D.C. Nieman, D.A. Henson, J.M. Davis, E.A. Murphy, D.P. Jenkins, S.J. Gross, M.D.

Carmichael, J.C. Quindry, C.L. Dumke, A.C. Utter, S.R. McAnulty, L.S McAnulty, N. Travis Triplett, E.P. Mayer. PLASMA CYTOKINE AND MUSCLE/LEUKOCYTE CYTOKINE mRNA CHANGES FOLLOWING INTENSIVE CYCLING ARE NOT COUNTERED BY QUERCETIN. (FASEB 07, Washington, D.C.).

D.A. Henson, D.C. Nieman, J.M. Davis, C.L. Dumke, S.J. Gross, D.P. Jenkins, E.A. Murphy, M.D. Carmichael, J.C. Quindry, S.R. McAnulty, L.S. McAnulty, A.C. Utter, E.P. Mayer. QUERCETIN INGESTION DOES NOT ALTER CYTOKINE CHANGES IN ATHLETES COMPETING IN THE WESTERN STATES ENDURANCE RUN. (FASEB 07, Washington, D.C.).

J.L. Wrieden, D.C. Nieman, D.A. Henson, M. McMahon, J.M. Davis, E.A. Murphy, S.J. Gross, L.S. McAnulty, C.L. Dumke, A.C. Utter.2008 Southeastern American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Birmingham, AL, February: EFFECTS OF OAT ÂETA GLUCAN ON IMMUNE FUNCTION AND UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTIONS IN ENDURANCE ATHLETES.

Nieman, D. International Life Science Institute, Washington, DC, April, 2007: "Nutritional strategies to counter immune dysfunction in athletes."

Nieman, D. Coca Cola Headquarters, Atlanta, GA, April, 2007: "Quercetin As A Countermeasure to Exercise-Induced Immune Dysfunction."

Nieman, D. Paula Newby-Fraser Triathlete Seminar, GSSI, Chicago, IL, July 2007: "Nutritional influences on exercise-induced immune dysfunction."

Nieman, D. DARPA PSP investigators, Napa, CA, November, 2007: "Quercetin results and future plans."

Nieman, D. Coca Cola Headquarters, Atlanta, GA, February, 2008: "Quercetin Summary of Findings."

Henson, Dru A.; Nieman, David C. FACSM; Davis, J. Mark FACSM; Dumke, Charles L. FACSM; Gross, Sarah J.; Jenkins, David P.; Murphy, E. Angela; Carmichael, Martin D.; Quindry, John C.; McAnulty, Steven R.; McAnulty, Lisa S.; Utter, Alan C. FACSM; Mayer, Eugene P.2007 American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, New Orleans, May: 3. Quercetin Ingestion Does Not Alter Cytokine Changes In Athletes Competing in the Western States Endurance Run: 2476: Board #23 June 2 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. 39(5) Supplement:S463, May 2007.

Rocheleau, Courtney A.; Huelsman, Timothy J.; Penwell, Lauren; Nieman, David C. 2007 American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, New Orleans, May: 4. The Benefits of Quercetin on Cognitive Functioning After Intense Exercise: 1247: Board #10 May 30 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. 39(5) Supplement:S165, May 2007.

Kinser, A.M., Ramsey, M.W., O’Bryant, H.S., Sands, W.A., Ayres, C., & Stone, M.H. (July

2007). Presented "Vibration and stretching effects on flexibility and explosive strength in gymnasts at National Strength and Conditioning Association Conference, Atlanta, GA.

Quindry, J.C., J. French, Hamilton, K.L., Lee, Y, Selsby, J., & Powers, S.K., (2006) Cyclooxygenase-2 is unaltered by exercise in the young and old heart. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 38(5) S416.

Mitochondrial KATP channel inhibition blunts arrhythmia protection in exercised heartsJohn Quindry, Lindsey Schreiber, Jenna Wrieden, Emily Hoyt, Peter Hosick, & Thomas Peterson. Dept of Health, Leisure, & Exercise Science; Appalachian State University, Boone, NCMitochondrial KATP channel inhibition blunts arrhythmia protection in exercised heartsJohn Quindry, Lindsey Schreiber, Jenna Wrieden, Emily Hoyt, Peter Hosick, & Thomas Peterson. Evaluation of arrhythmia scoring systems and exercise induced cardioprotection following ischemic reperfusion injuryThomas Peterson, John Quindry, Jenna Wrieden, Lindsey Schreiber, Emily Hoyt, & Peter Hosick


Mitochondrial KATP channel inhibition blunts arrhythmia protection in exercised heartsJohn Quindry, Lindsey Schreiber, Jenna Wrieden, Emily Hoyt, Peter Hosick, & Thomas Peterson. Dept of Health, Leisure, & Exercise Science; Appalachian State University, Boone, NCMitochondrial KATP channel inhibition blunts arrhythmia protection in exercised heartsJohn Quindry, Lindsey Schreiber, Jenna Wrieden, Emily Hoyt, Peter Hosick, & Thomas Peterson. Evaluation of arrhythmia scoring systems and exercise induced cardioprotection following ischemic reperfusion injuryThomas Peterson, John Quindry, Jenna Wrieden, Lindsey Schreiber, Emily Hoyt, & Peter Hosick


Mitochondrial KATP channel inhibition blunts arrhythmia protection in exercised heartsJohn Quindry, Lindsey Schreiber, Jenna Wrieden, Emily Hoyt, Peter Hosick, & Thomas Peterson. Dept of Health, Leisure, & Exercise Science; Appalachian State University, Boone, NCMitochondrial KATP channel inhibition blunts arrhythmia protection in exercised heartsJohn Quindry, Lindsey Schreiber, Jenna Wrieden, Emily Hoyt, Peter Hosick, & Thomas Peterson. Evaluation of arrhythmia scoring systems and exercise induced cardioprotection following ischemic reperfusion injuryThomas Peterson, John Quindry, Jenna Wrieden, Lindsey Schreiber, Emily Hoyt, & Peter

Hosick

Rabinowitz, E (2007) An examination of physical activity and health behaviors of individuals with disabilities Cooper Institute Dallas, TX.

Rabinowitz, E Paul, J., Powell, G. & Rabinowitz, G. (2007). Camp campus connection ACA SE Jacksonville, Fl

Rabinowitz, E. & Frauman, E. (2008). Sensation-seeking in college students who participate in outdoor programs verses intramural programming AORE Asheville, NC

Rabinowitz, E. Frauman, E., Williams, W., McRorie, M. & Greene, Z. (2008). An investigation of constraint to white-water rafting at USNWC SERR, Charlston, SC

Atkins,C. & Rabinowitz, E. (2008). Pull factor of a ski terraine park, SERR Charlston, SC


Rabinowitz, E Paul, J., Powell, G. & Rabinowitz, G. (2007). Camp campus connection ACA SE Jacksonville, Fl

Rabinowitz, E. & Frauman, E. (2008). Sensation-seeking in college students who participate in outdoor programs verses intramural programming AORE Asheville, NC

Rabinowitz, E. Frauman, E., Williams, W., McRorie, M. & Greene, Z. (2008). An investigation of constraint to white-water rafting at USNWC SERR, Charlston, SC

Atkins,C. & Rabinowitz, E. (2008). Pull factor of a ski terraine park, SERR Charlston, SC


Sibley, B. A. Invited speaker, NC National Stregth and Conditioning Association workshop, 11/3/2007

Bulger, S.M., Townsend, J.S., and Mohr, D.J. (Oct. 2007). Presented "Challenges in Sport Education and Proposed Solutions: Generating a Consensus of Opinion" at the Historic Traditions & Future Directions in Research on Teaching & Teacher Education in Physical Education in Pittsburgh, PA.

Townsend, J.S., Mohr, D.J., and Bulger, S.M. (Oct. 2007). Presented "Augmenting Clinical Fitness Assessment With User Friendly Field-Based Assessment" at the North Carolina Youth Strength and Conditioning Clinic in Boone, NC.

Nuzzo, J.L, McCaulley, G.O., Cormie, P., Triplett, N.T., McBride, J.M. (July 2007). Presented

"Trunk muscle activity during stability ball and free weight exercises." at the National Strength & Conditioning Association Annual Conference in Atlanta, GA.

Triplett, T. Conference Attendance: NSCA (Atlanta, GA); Strength and Conditioning Symposium for the Medical Professional (Johnson City, TN); Swimming Science Seminar (Granada, Spain)

McCaulley, G.O., Triplett, T. , P. Cormie, M. Hudson, Z.G. Urbiztondo, J.L. Nuzzo, and J.M. McBride. (July 2007). Presented "Neuromuscular and endocrine response to three different volume-equated resistance exercise protocols" at the National Strength and Conditioning Association National Conference in Atlanta, GA.

Nuzzo, J.L., G.O. McCaulley, P. Cormie, Triplett, T. , and J.M. McBride. (July 2007). Presented "Influence of power and strength-power training on load-velocity performance" at the National Strength and Conditioning Association National Conference in Atlanta, GA.

Nuzzo, J.L., G.O. McCaulley, P. Cormie, Triplett, T. , and J.M. McBride. (July 2007). Presented "Trunk muscle activity during stability ball and free weight exercises" at the National Strength and Conditioning Association National Conference in Atlanta, GA.

Triplett, T. (July 2007). Presented “Resistance Training and Overweight Youth: Lessons Learned from the Elderly” at the NSCA National Conference and Annual Meeting in Atlanta, GA.

Triplett, T. (August 2007). Presented “Resistance Training and Quality of Life in the Aging Population” at the Strength and Conditioning Symposium for the Medical Professions in Johnson City, TN.

Triplett, T. Conference Attendance: NSCA (Atlanta, GA); Strength and Conditioning Symposium for the Medical Professional (Johnson City, TN); Swimming Science Seminar (Granada, Spain)

McCaulley, G.O., Triplett, T. , P. Cormie, M. Hudson, Z.G. Urbiztondo, J.L. Nuzzo, and J.M. McBride. (July 2007). Presented "Neuromuscular and endocrine response to three different volume-equated resistance exercise protocols" at the National Strength and Conditioning Association National Conference in Atlanta, GA.

Nuzzo, J.L., G.O. McCaulley, P. Cormie, Triplett, T. , and J.M. McBride. (July 2007). Presented "Influence of power and strength-power training on load-velocity performance" at the National Strength and Conditioning Association National Conference in Atlanta, GA.

Utter, Alan C. FACSM; Nieman, David C. FACSM; Dumke, Charles L. FACSM; McAnulty, Steve R.; Quindry, John C.; McAnulty, Lisa S.2007 American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, New Orleans, May: 2. Quercetin Supplementation and Perceived Exertion During Three Days of Intensive Exercise in Cyclists: 2562: Board #109 June 2 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. 39(5) Supplement:S484, May 2007.

Utter, AC. Weight Management in Amateur Wrestling. Presented at the American Association of Professional Ringside Physicians, San Juan, Peurto Rico, Nov. 2007.

Childress, Suzanne; Utter, Alan C. FACSM; Nieman, David C. FACSM; Dumke, Charles L. FACSM; McAnulty, Steve R.; Quindry, John C.; McAnulty, Lisa S.2007 American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, New Orleans, May: 1. Quercetin Ingestion Does Not Effect Perceived Exertion in Athletes Competing in the Western States Endurance Run: 2563: Board #110 June 2 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. 39(5) Supplement:S484, May 2007.

Henderson, K., West, S.T. & Schuder, R. "Utilizing Research as a Management Practice Tool, " at the 2007 National Health & Livability Summit sponsored by the National Recreation & Park Association (invited speaker).

West, S. T. & Shores, K. “Fight the Fat! Designing Park and Recreation Facilities to Promote Physical Activity,” at the 2007 SC/NC Recreation & Park Association Conference, Charleston, SC.

Shores, K. & West, S. T. “Environmental Explanations for Age-Based Differences in Leisure Time Physical Activity,” at the 2007 Leisure Reasearch Symposim at the National Recreation & Park Association Conference, Indianapolis, IN.

West, S. T. & Shores, K. “Rational choice perspective as an explanation of willingness to pay for tax increases to support recreation services,” at the 2007 Leisure Reasearch Symposim at the National Recreation & Park Association Conference, Indianapolis, IN.

Austin, P., Martin, S., West, S. T. & Harrison, M. B. "What is the Importance of the Climbers' Development of Values?,” at the 30th Annual Southeastern Recreation Research Conference, Asheville, NC.

West, S. T. & Shores, K. "Comparing Program Facilitation Styles and Children's Leisure-Time Physical Activity," at the Cooper Institute Conference on Physical Activity, Dallas, TX.

Shores, K. & West, S. T. "Extra-Individual Correlates of Physical Activity Attainment in Rural Older Adults," at the Cooper Institute Conference on Physical Activity, Dallas, TX.

Shores, K. & West, S. T. “The Relationship Between Built Park Environments and Physical Activity Outcomes in Urban and Rural Communities,” at the 2008 Annual Pediatric Healthy Weight Summit, Greenville, NC.

West, S. T. "Programming for Women," at the 2008 Air Force Outdoor Recreation Pre-Conference Workshop for the National Assoication of Outdoor Recreation Education Conference, Asheville, NC.

Henderson, K., West, S.T. & Schuder, R. "Utilizing Research as a Management Practice Tool, "

at the 2007 National Health & Livability Summit sponsored by the National Recreation & Park Association (invited speaker).

West, S. T. & Shores, K. “Fight the Fat! Designing Park and Recreation Facilities to Promote Physical Activity,” at the 2007 SC/NC Recreation & Park Association Conference, Charleston, SC.

Shores, K. & West, S. T. “Environmental Explanations for Age-Based Differences in Leisure Time Physical Activity,” at the 2007 Leisure Reasearch Symposim at the National Recreation & Park Association Conference, Indianapolis, IN.

West, S. T. & Shores, K. “Rational choice perspective as an explanation of willingness to pay for tax increases to support recreation services,” at the 2007 Leisure Reasearch Symposim at the National Recreation & Park Association Conference, Indianapolis, IN.

Austin, P., Martin, S., West, S. T. & Harrison, M. B. "What is the Importance of the Climbers' Development of Values?,” at the 30th Annual Southeastern Recreation Research Conference, Asheville, NC.

West, S. T. & Shores, K. "Comparing Program Facilitation Styles and Children's Leisure-Time Physical Activity," at the Cooper Institute Conference on Physical Activity, Dallas, TX.

Shores, K. & West, S. T. "Extra-Individual Correlates of Physical Activity Attainment in Rural Older Adults," at the Cooper Institute Conference on Physical Activity, Dallas, TX.

Shores, K. & West, S. T. “The Relationship Between Built Park Environments and Physical Activity Outcomes in Urban and Rural Communities,” at the 2008 Annual Pediatric Healthy Weight Summit, Greenville, NC.

West, S. T. "Programming for Women," at the 2008 Air Force Outdoor Recreation Pre-Conference Workshop for the National Assoication of Outdoor Recreation Education Conference, Asheville, NC.

Henderson, K., West, S.T. & Schuder, R. "Utilizing Research as a Management Practice Tool, " at the 2007 National Health & Livability Summit sponsored by the National Recreation & Park Association (invited speaker).Williams, W. Accreditation by Professional Organizations, 21st Association for Outdoor Recreation and Education Conference, Asheville (with Rich Campbell and John Paul McNeal. 11/2/07

Williams, W. Things to Come: The Role of State Parks in the Future, 57th Annual North Carolina State Park Superintendents Conference, Brown Summit. 11/6/07

6. Summary of Meetings Attended by Faculty:

Banks, S. International Lilly Teaching Conference - Oxford, Ohio

National Lilly Conference on Teaching - Greensboro, NC

Dumke, C.L. Attendance at Southeast American College of Sports Medicine Conference, Feb. 2007, Birmingham, NC.

Attendance at National American College of Sports Medicine 2007 Conference, New Orleans, LA

Kernodle, M. Attended NAKPEHE National Conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico in January 2008

Attended: Lilly Conference on College and University Teaching

Kimmel, C. Mid-Atlantic Athletic Trainers' Association Annual Meeting - Virginia Beach, Virginia

National Athletic Trainers' Association Annual Clinical Symposium - Anaheim, California

Southwest Athletic Trainers' Association Annual Meeting - Arlington, Texas

Eastern Athletic Trainers' Association Annual Meeting - Valley Forge, Pennsylvania

Southeast Athletic Trainers' Association Annual Meeting - Franklin, Tennessee

Great Lakes Athletic Trainers' Association Annual Meeting - Toledo, Ohio

South Carolina Athletic Trainers' Association Annual Meeting - Columbia, South Carolina

Mid-Atlantic Athletic Trainers' Association Annual Meeting - Virginia Beach, Virginia

McBride, JM. National Strength & Conditioning Association Annual Conference

McKethan, R. NAKPEHE National Conference

Mohr, D.J. Annual North Carolina College Conference on Professional Preparation in Health and Physical Education, Raleigh, North Carolina.

Polar Tri-Fit and PE Manager Software, West Virginia Unviertsity, West Virginia.North Carolina Association Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance

in Greensboro, NC (Nov. 2007).Historic Traditions & Future Directions in Research on Teaching & Teacher Education in Physical Education in Pittsburgh, PA. (Oct. 2007)

Moul, J. Incorporating Best-Practice for Adult Learners in Clinical Education NCATA March 8, 2008 Wilmington, NC

Mid-Atlantic Athletic Trainers' Association Annual Meeting and Symposium Virginia Beach, VA

NCATA Annual Meeting Wilmington, NC

Quindry, J. Americal College of Sports Medicine annual meeting in New Orleans

FASEB meeting, Wash DC

SEACSM meeting, Birmingham, AL

Rabinowitz, E North American Association for Environmental Education Reviewer – Professional ConventionAttended Teaching Professors Conference Atlanta, GA.

Rivera, L. Mid Atlantic Athletic Trainers' Assoc District 3 Symposium/Meeting

National Athletic Trainer's Association 58th Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium; Anaheim, CA June 2007

Symposium "The Athlete's Spine" Charlotte, NC

Mid Atlantic Athletic Trainers' Assoc District 3 Symposium/Meeting

National Athletic Trainer's Association 58th Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposium; Anaheim, CA June 2007

Townsend, J.S. Polar Tri-Fit and PE Manager Software, West Virginia Unviertsity, West Virginia.

North Carolina Association Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance in Greensboro, NC (Nov. 2007).

Historic Traditions & Future Directions in Research on Teaching & Teacher Education in Physical Education in Pittsburgh, PA. (Oct. 2007)

West, ST. National Health & Livability Summit, Cooper Institute, NCRPA, NRPA, SERR

Williams, W. Lilly Conference on College and University Teaching: Learning by Design, Greensboro.

7. Off-campus Scholarly Assignments

One HLES faculty member completed an Off Campus Scholarly Assignment (OCSA) in Valencia, Spain for the Fall, 2007 semester. Research was completed with international colleagues at The University of Valencia.

8. Release Time, Purpose, and Number of Hours

All tenure track faculty members receive three hours release time for research/creative endeavors. Directors of the five academic degree programs and the director of the Graduate Program in Exercise Science also receive a three semester hour reassignment. The chair receives six hours for administrative duties.

9. External Funding

*See Research in Progress*

10. Instructional or Faculty Development

Banks, S. Attended Hubbard Center Workshop-Foundation GrantAttended ASU LEARN WorkshopAttended Internship Supervisors workshop

Cantwell, J. Attended AORE conference

Frauman, E. Attended Workshop-Participation Getting group work goingAttended Service Learning Faculty Forum

Gaskill, P. Attended Department Chair's Workshop

Attended Introduction to Banner Training Attended Student Banner TrainingAttended Administrative Banner TrainingAttended Registration Banner TrainingAttended Leadership Development Series (year long/bi-monthly)

Harrison, M. Attended Internship Supervison WorkshopAttended Hubbard center seminar on Experiential EducationAttended Hubbard center seminar on Service Learning

James, J. J. Attended Quickstart - Moodle workshop. Facilitated by Learning

Technology ServicesAttended Moodle Grade Book workshop. Facilitated by Learning Technology ServicesAttended North Carolina Humanities Council Grants Workshop 11/27/2007 3-5pm Sponsored by ASU Research and Graduate StudiesAttended No Proposal Left Behind: New Faculty Workshop 9/28/2007 12-2pm Sponsored by Research and Graduate Studies Attended Welcome and Orientation for New Faculty. Facilitated by Hubbard Center, ASUAttended Prelude to Fall and Campus Resource Fair. Facilitated by Hubbard Center, ASUAttended Orientation to the Mentoring Program. Facilitated by Hubbard Center, ASUAttended Book Group: The Art of Chaning the Brain: Enriching the Practive of Teaching by Exploring the Biology of Learning. Facilitated by Hubbard Center, ASUAttended Rubrics for Authentic Assessment, Facilitated by Hubbard Center, ASUAttended New Faculty Mentoring Program, Facilitated by Hubbard Center, ASUAttended Lunch & Discussion with the Provost, Facilitated by Hubbard Center, ASUAttended Welcome and Orientation for New Faculty. Facilitated by Hubbard Center, ASU

Kernodle, M. Attended: Power Point WorkshopAttended: Quick StartAttended: Beginning ExcellAttended: Do You Elluminate? 10:00-11:30 a.m.Attended: Blueprint for Learning: Constructing Courses to Facilitate, Assess, and Document Learning 12:00 noon-4:45 p.m.Attended: Dreamweaver and University Templates

McKethan, R. Attended Initial Moodle Training (7 Hours)Attended Initial Moodle Training (7 Hours)Attended E-Learning Initiative - Oline Moodle Training Course - Through April 30th (20 Hours)Attended Summer Institute for Hybrid & Online Course Development - Through May 18th (20 Hours)Attended I-Clicker Training

O’Bryant, H. Attended Moodle "Quickstart" workshop

Perry, S. Attended Blood borne Pathogen TrainingASU QuickLearn computer workshop for MoodleMedscape online education; Behavioral Intervention May Help Overweight,

Obese Patients (.25 CEUs)Medscape online education; Childhood sleeping problems predict obesity in young adulthood (.25 CEUs)Medscape online education; Fat Forecast: Childhood Obesity (.25 CEUs)Medscape online education; Walk, Don't Run to Prevent or Reverse metabolic Syndrome (.25 CEUs)Medscape online education; High Body Mass Index Increases Risk of Developing Cancer (.25 CEUs)Medscape online education; Adequate Sleep Duration in Childhood May Help Prevent Overweight (.25 CEUs)Medscape online education; Assessing Health Literacy in Clinical Practice (1.0 CEUs)Medscape online education; Small Steps and Practical Approaches to the Treatment of Obesity (.5 CEUs)Medscape online education; Orlistat, Sibutramine, Rimonabant Reduce Weight and Have Specific Adverse Effects (.25 CEUs)Medscape online education; Natinal Osteoporosis Foundation Issues Guidelines for Osteoporosis Management (.25 CEUs)Counseling for Change: An online Tobacco Cessation Course (4.0 Contact Hours)

Balancing Act online education, Aquatic Exercise Association (3 CEUs)Aquatic Programming for the Obese Client online education, Aquatic Exercise Association (5 CEUs)

Quindry, J. Attended Moodle Quick StartAttended Moodle quiz workship

Rabinowitz, E. Attended ASUlearn QuickstartAttended ASUlearn Quizmatcher

Rivera, L. Attended Book Group: The Art of Changing the Brain: Enriching the Practice of Teaching by Exploring the Biology of Learning

Rowe, J. Attended Distressed and Distressing StudentsAttended QuickStart WorkshopAttended Under the CupolaAttended Blueprint for Learning

Sibley, B. Attended AsULearn Quickstart Workshop, Instructor: Elaine Gray, 327 Belk LibraryAttended Using Animation in Powerpoint Workshop, Instructor Mark Suggs, 327 Belk Library

Attended No Proposal Left Behind: New Faculty Workshop; Office of Research and Sponsored Programs; Edwin Duncan Hall Room 03

Triplett, T. Attended Partial-day workshop participation (Faculty Colloquium Series)

West, S. Attended University Sponsored Partial-Day Workshop Participation (Service Learning)Attended University Sponsored Partial-Day Workshop Participation (International Education)Attended University Sponsored Partial-Day Workshop Participation (Hubbard Center 5 hr workshop)

11. Curricular Changes and Other Activities

The Athletic Training curriculum in HLES proposed a series of course number and course name changes and had these approved by the Academic Policies and Procedures committee.

12. All Other Creative and Scholarly Activities

Frauman, E., James, J., Waryold, D., & Harrison, M., "Nature and the impact of Appalachian State's Freshman Wilderness Orientation Program “First Ascent” on the college experience." URC Grant. Internal, Formal, Not Funded. 4950.

McAnulty, SR. Vaughn Christian Grant Sponsored and received funding for graduate student application (Lindsey Schreiber) for student research project (effect of resveratrol and catechins on oxidative stress) to coincide with mentor research. 840.00

McBride, J. Graduate Student Research Grant, National Strength and Conditioning Association, June 2007. Jump squat power output during deloading. External Funded Principal Investigator: James L. Nuzzo, Co-Investigators: Amount: $2,640.

Moul J.L. "Presidential Duties for National Athletic Trainers' Association and Allied Athletic Training Needs Of ASU" National Athletic Trainers' Association $18,000.0

Moul J.L. Evidence-Based Handbook for AT 2300 Hubbard Center Textbook Grant $128.00

Quindry, J. Testosterone and exercise induced cardioprotection, American Heart Association, Principal Investigator - Steve Borst - $264,000 not funded

Quindry, J. Autophagy: a new avenue for heart attack protection, with ASU Research Development Grant, Principal Investigator - J. Quindry, $30,000 not funded

Quindry, J. Soluble quercetin bioavailability in rodent tissue and plasma, - J Quindry, $85,000 over 1 year, pending

Quindry, J. Mechanisms of testosterone-induced cardioprotection - American Heart Association, $264,000 - IN REVIEW

Rabinowitz, E General Education Summer Grant Recipient

Rivera, L. Evidence Based Handbook for AT 2300; $128.00

West, S. T. Undergraduate Research Grant for Sarah Martin ($100)West, S. T. Undergraduate Research Grant for Peter Austin ($100)

West, S. T. & Shores, K. A. "Physical Activity Outcomes During HOPSports Participation," Internal Funded, $15,000.

West, S. T. & Shores, K. A. "AAPAR: Development of Activity Based Curricula for Playgrounds," External, Not Funded, $30,000.

West, S. T. "," Internal Not-Funded, $30,000.

West, S. T. Undergraduate Research Grant for Sarah Martin ($100)

West, S. T. Undergraduate Research Grant for Peter Austin ($100)

West, S. T. & Shores, K. A. "AAPAR: Development of Activity Based Curricula for Playgrounds," External, Not Funded, $30,000.

West, S. T. "," Internal Not-Funded, $30,000.

Henderson, K., West, S. & Schuder, R. "Utilizing Research as a Management Practice Tool, " at the 2007 National Health & Livability Summit sponsored by the National Recreation & Park Association (invited speaker - travel expenses were reimbursed).

West, S. T. "Programming for Women," at the 2008 Air Force Outdoor Recreation Pre-Conference Workshop for the National Assoication of Outdoor Recreation Education Conference, Asheville, NC (paid an honorarium).

13. Department’s involvement with student activities excluding formal instruction and Advisement

Banks, S. Advisor and Instructor for student Costa Rica trip

Faculty Co-Advisor to help establish new Club Managers Association of American (within Business School)

Dumke, C. Advisor, ASU Cycling Club

Advisor, ASU Running ClubAdvisor, ASU Triathlon Club

Frauman, E. Advisor, ASU Trail CrewAdvisor, ASU Men's Ultimate Frisbee ClubAdvisor, ASU Women's Ultimate Frisbee Club

Jackson, K. Student Advisor to Recreation Management Awards Banquet

McBride, J. Exercise Science Club Adviser

Rabinowitz, E. Recreation Management Association Advisor

Rivera, L. Advisor, Athletic Training Student Association

Townsend, J.S. Faculty Advisor to Physical Education Teacher Education Majors' Club

14. Faculty Assistance in Public Schools, Leadership or Active Participation in Regional Service Activities, or Professional Activities Related to International Studies or Programs.

The Physical Education Teacher Education program placed forty students in either Fall or Spring semester student teaching positions in the North Carolina public schools during the 2007-2008 academic year.

McKethan, R. North Carolina Department of Public Instruction Reviewer of Brevard College Physical Education Program (Oct. 27-31)

Morris, J. Editor, Partial Revisions for "Successfully Teaching Middle School Health" Manual

15. Interdisciplinary teaching, research, creative activity or service

Numerous faculty members are working in cross-disciplinary research projects and grants. Faculty from the Departments of Biology, Chemistry, Family and Consumer Science, Nursing, Psychology, Sociology and Social Work, and the Institute for Health and Human Services are involved in these projects. HLES has numerous faculty involved in interdisciplinary committee work across the ASU campus. One HLES faculty member served as an approved adjunct professor in the Department of Biology and taught a new Anatomy and Physiology course during the Fall and Spring semesters. Another faculty

member taught a Sociology of Sport course in the Department of Sociology and Social Work.

16. List Departmental Faculty Involved in Leadership Roles in Any Special Institutions, Conferences, Etc.

None to report17. Summarize Faculty Involvement in Committee/Council/Board/ Task Force and Other

University Governance Assignments.

A. Departmental

Austin, M. Lead Oberserver (Part Time HP 1105 Instructors), Jodi Cash - Fall 07Lead Oberserver (Part Time HP 1105 Instructors), Steven Pearce - Fall 07Lead Oberserver (Part Time HP 1105 Instructors), Liz Hager - Fall 2007Lead Observer (Part Time HP 1105 Instructors), Paul Moore - Fall 072nd Observer, Cathy Fancher, Spring 2007Human Performance Lab Committee

Bamks, S. Extended Invitation to Qualified Observer - PEER reviewSecondary Observer for HLES Teaching Enhancement Process - Eric FraumanRepresented RM faculty to visiting Costa Rican delegation here to establish exchange program with ASUSECC representative for HLESAttended Graduation for HLES Department

Cantwell, J. Attended GraduationMember RM search committeePurchase, and Maintenance of OEE gear

Dumke, C. Chair Thesis Committtee - Mike CavillChair Thesis Committtee - Zea UrbiztondoParticipation in HLES Peer ObservationThesis Committtee - Jim NuzzoMember, Area Directors CommitteeGraduate Program DirectorLead Observer in HLES Teaching Enhancement Process, Susan PerryLead Observer in HLES Teaching Enhancement Process, Melanie AustinGuest Lecturer for ES4600 and ES5600: Survey of Sports PerformanceChair, Exercise Science 1 faculty search committeeMember, Exercise Science 2 faculty search committeeMember, Exercise Science 3 faculty search committeeAttendance May 2007 Undergraduate Commencement

Frauman, E. Director of Student Project (Independent Study) - Greg Carlisle

Developed summer travel course - Coastal TourismDirector of Student Project (Independent Study) - Matthew KingChair, RM Faculty SearchSecondary Observer, HLES Teaching Enhancement ProcessMember, HLES DPC CommitteeAttended Graduation for HLES Department

Jackson, K. Co-instructor with First Year Seminar Linked class (RM 2120)Attended Graduation

James, J. Secondary Observer HLES Teaching Enhancement Process for Sarah BanksSecondary Observer HLES Teaching Enhancement Process for Jim MorrisAttended Graduation

Kernodle, M. Student Project: Director Pete Portfolio Students Involved: Jeremy Gardin Matt Annas Daniel ParkerStudent Project: Director Pete Portfolio Students Involved: Cory Rycroft Jon Hayes Quantina ChauChair, Ed Turner Scholarship CommitteeChair, Peer Evaluation CommitteeMember, Departmental Policy CommitteeLead observer for Melanie AustinLead observer for Eric FraumanAttended Graduation

Kimmel, C. Observation of Lauie Rivera, Athletic Training EducatorMember AT search committee

McAnulty, S. HLES Teaching Enhancement Committee Vaughn Christian Graduate Research Committee Lead observer (Sarah Banks)Secondary observer (Collen Utter, John Quindry)

McBride, J. Director - Research Project (Alan Burr)Observation of Effective Teacher - Eric RabinowitzObservation of Effective Teacher - Jamie MoulSecondary Observer - Eric RabinowitzPrimary Observer - Jamie MoulES 1 Search Committee MemberES 2 Search Committee ChairES 3 Search Committee Member

McKethan, R. Lead Observer - Laurie RiveraRoger Thomas Scholarship CommitteeAttended Graduation

Mohr, D. Student Project: PETE Portfolio

Involved student(s): Chelsea Christ & Nick ReeseStudent Project: PETE Portfolio Involved student(s): Stephanie Johnson & Ben CrawfordMember Ed Turner Scholarship CommitteeMember Roger E. Thomas Scholarship CommitteeChair Degroat Scholarship CommitteeMember of ES Search Committee - Tenure Track ES 1Member of ES Search Committee - Tenure Track ES 2Member of ES Search Committee - Tenure Track ES 3Member HLES DPCLead Observer of HLES Departmental Peer Observation Review - C. UtterLead Observer of HLES Departmental Peer Observation Review - E. RabinowitzAttended Graduation

Morris, J. Lead Observer - Peer Evaluation - HLES Department (Fall Semester, 2007)Second Observer - Peer Evaluation - HLES Department (Fall Semester, 2007)Lead Observer- Peer Evaluation - HLES Department (Spring Semester, 2007)

Moul, J. Redesign AT courses through AP&PMember, HLES Teaching Enhancement CommitteeChair, Clinical Instructor Search Committee HLES

Nieman, D. Directed research project, Jenna Wrieden (beta glucan, GSSI project)Directed research project, Mary Brock McMahon (beta glucan, GSSI project)Directed research project, Erin Cayea (chia seed, ImmuneGuard)Member thesis committee, Gary Govanovich, BiologyProposal, Health Promotion Online Degree ProgramLead observor, Jim Morris, peer evaluationLead observor, N. Travis Triplett, peer evaluationHuman Performance Lab Committee

O’Bryant, H. Member, Thesis Committee (David Honea)Peer evaluation (Stephanie West) lead observerPeer evaluation (Kristian Jackson) lead observerPosition search committee member (ES1)Position search committee member (ES2)Position search committee member (ES3)Coordinate development/maintenance of HLES display board (open house)

Perry, S. Secondary observer; HLES Peer Evaluation; Cathy Fancher; lead observer, Chuck DumkeAttended GraduationFreshStart Stop Smoking facilitator trainer; three sections of HP 3100Secondary observer; HLES Peer Evaluation; Steve McAnulty

Secondary observer; Roachel Laney; lead observer, Ben Silby

Quindry, J. Member Shaun Thesis CommitteeMember Zea Thesis CommitteeIschemia-reperfusion surgery undergrad (8)/grad-student (7) animal surgery lab experiencesThesis reader for Diana ThomasIndependent study Emily HoytIndependent study Jenna WriedenIndependent study Sarra Ben GorbhalPresentation surgery for Congressman Howard CobleCommittee member for Vaughn Christian Research Grant CommitteeAttended GraduationPresentation surgery for HLES advancement boardCommittee member for Human Performan LaboratoryPresentation surgery for Jon CauseySurgery presentation for pre-nursing studentsSurgery presentation for UNC prep highschool studentsDepartmental personnell committee memberChair ES faculty search committeeMember ES faculty search committee 1Member ES faculty search committee 2Sigma Xi lecture on cardioprotectionPeer eval for T. TriplettThesis committee member for Zea Urbiztondo

Rabinowitz, E. HLES Teaching Enhancement CommitteeLead Observer, HLES Teaching Enhancement ProcessSecondary Observer, HLES Teaching Enhancement ProcessSecondary Observer, HLES Teaching Enhancement ProcessAttended Graduation

Rivera, L. Extended invitation to qualified observer - Chuck Kimmel second observer, Dr McKethan leadObserved teaching as second observer - Jamie MoulSearch Committee Member for Open AT faculty position

Rowe, J. Observed Melanie Austin as peerAttended Graduation

Sibley, B. Student Project, PETE Technology Portfolio, student(s): Krista KerleyStudent Project, PETE Technology Portfolio, student(s): Bronson Gross, Curt MillerMember, Recreation Management Instructor search committeeSecondary Observer, HLES Teaching Enhancement Process - Scott TownsendLead Observer, HLES Teaching Enhancement Process - Roachel Laney

Townsend, J.S. Student Project: PETE Portfolio Involved student(s): Jon Russell and Brent GatesStudent Project: PETE Portfolio Involved student(s): Phil Harrington and Clay MooreRepresentative of Health, Leisure and Exercise Science to Appalachian State University LibrariesMember of Athletic Training Search Committee - LecturerSecond Observer of Health, Leisure and Exercise Science Departmental Peer Observation Review - B. SibleyLead Observer of Health, Leisure and Exercise Science Departmental Peer Observation Review - C. FancherMember of Ed Turner Scholarship CommitteeMember of the Health, Leisure and Exercise Science Departmental Personnel CommitteeMember of Degroat Scholarship CommitteeAttended Graduation

Triplett, T. Member, Thesis Committee (David Honea)Member, Thesis Committee (Mike Cavill)Member, Thesis Committee (Jim Nuzzo)Member, Thesis Committee (Zea Urbiztondo)Director, Student Research Project (Alan Burr)Director, Student Research Project (Greg Cox)Director, Student Research Project (Naomi Elliott)Member, Vaughn Christian Scholarship Committee, Department of Health, Leisure, and Exercise ScienceMember, Departmental Personnel Committee, Department of Health, Leisure, and Exercise ScienceMember, Search Committee for Exercise Science faculty positions (3), Department of Health, Leisure, and Exercise SciencePrimary Observer, HLES [Sibley (3/08)]

Utter, A. Directed: Graduate Research Project, Liz hagerDirected: Graduate Research Project, Lance FarmerDirected: International Ph.D. Student: Jean Pietro, University of RomeLead observer/ HLES Teaching Enhancement Process-JamesLead observer/ HLES Teaching Enhancement Process-CantwellEqual Opportunity Associate HLESDeGroat Scholarship CommitteeMember DPC

Utter, C. Secondary Observer Spring 2007Observed Jan Rowe

West, S. Director, Student Project (Peter Austin, Sarah Martin)

Maintained RM2410's designation as a University recognized Service Learning courseDirector, Student Project (Chip Bryan)RM Search Committee: RM Faculty PositionLead IDEA observer, TownsendLead IDEA observer, QuindrySecondary IDEA observer, JacksonMentor, SibleyMulti-Day Events for Program Planning, RM2410-101Multi-Day Events for Program Planning, RM2410-102Multi-Day Events for Program Planning, RM2410-101Multi-Day Events for Program Planning, RM2410-102

Willimas, W. peer review Steve McAnultyFaculty mentor to Joy JamesDepartmental Personnel CommitteeRM Search CommitteeEric DeGroat Scholarship CommitteeRMA Scholarship CommitteeRM Representative before NRPA Accreditation Council, Indianapolis (RM Program accreditation) Facilitator, RM Faculty RetreatFacilitator, RM SymposiumAttended Graduation

B. College/University

Austin, M. University Exposure Control CommitteeBiosafety Committee

Banks, S. Office of International Education and Development - Forum on Study AbroadFacilitator for Appalachian State University’s Freshman Summer Reading Program Member, Curriculum Committee to establish Sustainable Development BS/BA degree Member, Task Force to establish Institute on SustainabilityBanks, S. Invited Member, General Education Faculty Teaching Enhancement CommitteeMember, Faculty Coordinating Committee for new General Education Curriculum Coordinated with Office of International Education and Development to establish day trips/event for International students as service learning project for RM 4450 - Seminar in Tourism Development class (resulting in 4 events - two half day, two full day)

Cantwell, J. Development of graduate course for HPC RM 5561

Coordinate ASU Outdoor Summers Job Fair (Multi day)Member of Outdoor Recreation CouncilFacilitated one day workshop SAGO (Student Affairs in the Great Outdoors)Attended Convocation

Dumke, C. Sigma Xi, Boone, NC, October 2007 “Mitochondrial Biogenesis: Effects of Exercise and Dietary Supplementation”Chair, Vaughn Christian Grant CommitteeMember, Graduate Education Taskforce CommitteeMember, Graduate Education Taskforce, Program Resources SubcommitteeAttendance Fall 2007 ConvocationScience Inquiry Coordinating CommitteeMember, Departmental Personnel CommitteeMember, Graduate Council

Frauman, E. Director of Student Project for Camp Broadstone - Kyle Rhinehart, Sean Royall, Carrie CouncilParticipant in Clicker Study through Hubbard CenterMember, ASU Traffic and Policy CommitteeChair, ASU Outdoor Recreation Council (ORC)Member, FAA Special Events Committee

Gaskill, P. Member of the Council of Chairs Executive CommitteeSolicited and secured Sport Source Ortho Athletic Training endowed scholarship for $15,000Attended Spring 2007 ASU Open HouseAttended Appalachian Regional Development Institute Leadership SummitServed on the Office of International Education and Development Search CommitteeServe on the ASU Voting Rights Committee- Will make rec. to Faculty Senate on voting rights by rank.Served on the Department of Technology Chairman's Search CommitteeServed on the Chairperson Workload and Evaluation Committee-University WideAttended Fall 2008 ASU Open House

Harrison, M. A.S.U. Outdoor Recreation Council MemberCoordinator, Project RecreationMember University Outdoor Recreation CouncilAttended ConvocationResearch Study: The Impact of Clickers upon Student Learning and Attitudes; Spring Semester 2008. Facilitated by Hubbard CenterAttend Fall ConvocationCollege of Fine and Applied Arts Scholarship Committee memberCamp Broadstone Office Groundbreaking Ceremony

Kernodle, M. Attended: CPR & First Aid certificationResearch Study "The impact of Clickers on student Learning and Attitudes" Chair, University Awards CommitteeMember, Graduate CouncilMember, Graduate FacultyMember, Vice-Chancellor for Advancement Search CommitteeChair, Teaching Enhancement CommitteeAttended Fall Open HouseAttended Spring Open HouseMember, University Faculty Elections Committee

Laney, R. Taught CPR Certification ReviewTaught CPR Certification ReviewAdministrative Judicial Review Committee

McAnulty, S. NCAA Gender Equity Committee Strategic Planning Personnel Issues Sub-committee

McBride, J. Member - Faculty SenateFaculty Senate - Member Budget CommitteeFaculty Senate - Chair, Emeritus Status CommitteeMember - Task Force on DiversityAdvisory Board - Office of Student ResearchChair Evaluation & Workload Committee

McKethan, R. Instructional one on one consulations with Instructional Design Staff (44 hours)Online Peer Reviewer for two courses (10 hours)RCOE Assessment CommitteeCollege of Fine and Applied Arts Assessment CommitteeAttended Spring 2007 Open House

Mohr, D. Member FAA Outstanding Faculty Awards CommitteeMember University Teacher Education CouncilMember RCOE Undergraduate Studies CommitteeAttended ASU Fall Open HouseAttended ASU Spring Open House

Morris, J. Morris, J. ASU Teaching Fellows - Director for Orientation for Physical Education Area (Fall Semester, 2007)

Moul, J. Member, Athletics Council Appalachian State UniversityMember, Recruitment Monitoring Committee AppalachianAcademic Enhancement Committee AppalachianDirector, Approved Clinical Instructor Workshop AppalachianAthletic Trainer for Appalachian State Intercollegiate Volleyball Team

Member, Appeals Hearing Committee Appalachian

Nieman, D. Graduate faculty statusASU IRB Committee

Perry, S. CPR Professional certification training; ASU Communication Disorders ClinicCPR Professional certification training; ASU studentsVolunteer AquaAerobics instructor (four classes), Health Promotion for Faculty and StaffMember, Tobacco Roundtable committee, Institute of Health and Human Services; ASUAttended OPEN HOUSE, ASUTaught deep water walking three session class, Health Promotion for Faculty and StaffMember, Smokefree Policy Task Force; ASUMember, Enforcement subcommittee; Smokefree Policy Task Force; ASUCPR Professional certification training; Health Promotion for Faculty and Staff; staff trainingMember, Health Promotion for Faculty and Staff Advisory CouncilCPR Professional certification training; ASU Health Services staff (two classes)Panel member; Raise Your Voice student panel on smokefree policyWorked with two broadcasting students; assisting with production of a videotape on humor and healthVolunteer, Health and Benefits Fair; Health Promotion for Faculty and Staff, ASU

Quindry, J. Advisory committee member for The Appalachian State University Institute for Health and Human ServicesOpen house Spring 07ASU Benefits committeeHealth Professions advisory committee memberVeteran Faculty member at new faculty orientationFreshman orientation discussion leaderRan Graduate Student Fair for APP at Annual SEACSM meeting, Birmingham AL - Feb 2008URC committee member

Rabinowitz, E. ASU Library Services Committee MemberAttended Spring and Fall Graduation and Fall ConvocationAttended Summer Outdoor Jobs Fair

Rivera, L. ATC for M/W Outdoor Track and Field - Sp 07ATC for Field Hockey ATC for Field Hockey CPR for Professional Rescuer class

Rowe, J. Volunteer for University's Appalachian Summer (approximately 15 hours)Facilitated a Summer Reading SeminarAttended Fall ConvocationAttended Spring GraduationCPR Recertification (3 hours)CPR Recertification (3 hours)

Sibley, B. Representative of PETE to "Annual High Country Christian Home Schoolers Big Meeting"Attended University Open House

Townsend, S. Facilitator for Summer Reading Program Representative of PETE to "Annual High Country Christian Home Schoolers Big Meeting"Member of Fine and Applied Arts Grade Appeals CommitteeAttended ASU Spring Open HouseAttended ASU Fall Open House

Triplett, T. Attend ConvocationTenure Workshop leader; Hubbard Center

Utter, A. Member: Export Controls Committee, Graduate School,Member: Athletic Council:Diversity SubcommitteeMember: Athletic Council: Academic Standards SubcommitteeMember: Institute for Health and Human Services, Research Advisory BoardMember: Search Committee IDS DirectorMember: Search Committee University StatisticianMember: Search Committee Vice ProvostGeneral Education Steering CommitteeUniversity College CouncilLecture- ASU summer wrestling camps

Utter, C. Taught CPR Certification for PE Faculty Taught CPR Re- Certification

West, S. PANS - Leadership RolePresented, ACT Faculty Fellows (Service Learning) Workshops (2)Student Health Services Search CommitteeCareer Development Center Search CommitteeAttended ConvocationRecruited Volunteers for Homecoming (Special Pops) Dance

Williams, W. Campus Planning CommitteeAd Hoc Committee on Evaluation of AdministratorsCouncil on the Safety of the University Community

Facilitator, ASU Summer Reading ProgramAttended Convocation

C. Off-Campus (state or national)

International

Banks, S. Member of Caribbean Studies Research ClusterResort and Commercial Recreation Association Annual Conference. Paradise Island, Bahamas.

McAnulty, SR. Reviewer for research journal: International Journal of Sport Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism

Nieman, DC. Member of the editorial board of International Journal of Sport NutritionMember of the editorial board of Medicina SportivaReviewer for research journal : International Journal of Sports MedicineReviewer for research journal : Journal of Applied PhysiologyReviewer for research journal : International Journal of Sport Nutrition and Exercise MetabolismReviewer for research journal : Acta Physiologica ScandinavicaReviewer for research journal : Canadian Journal of Applied PhysiologyReviewer for research journal : European Journal of Applied Physiology and Occupational PhysiologyReviewer for research journal : STRESS: the International Journal on the Biology of StressISEI Executive Board (International Society of Exercise and Immunology)Singapore Fitness Professionals Federation's Scientific Advisory Board

Triplett, T. Examiner for: Master's Thesis (Edith Cowan University, Australia)

National Service

Banks, S. Reviewer for journal Tourism Management - first and second submissionMember, Travel and Tourism Research AssociationMember, Southeast States Chapter of the Travel and Tourism Research Association

Dumke, C. Reviewer for journal Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, November 2007

Reviewer for journal Strength and Conditioning Journal, March 2008Reviewer for journal Sports Medicine, July 2007Reviewer for journal Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, May 2007Reviewer for journal Applied Physiology Nutrition and Metabolism, August 2007Member of the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM)Chair Free Communication/slide Session, National ACSMSEACSM Executive Board MemberHealth/Fitness Instructors Workshop Speaker, “Cardio-Respiratory Fitness Lecture”Member of the Southeast Regional Chapter of ACSM

Frauman, E. Two submissions Student Literary Award AOREThree submissions for SERR Three submissions for Research Symposium AOREThree submissions for AORE Conference ProceedingsAssociate Editor, JUPTRRCurrent Chair, AORE Publication and Research CommitteeCurrent Member, Discipline-oriented organization AORE and ISSRMAORE Research Grant Development Team MemberSteering Committee Member of new Journal of Outdoor Recreation, Education, and Leadership

Harrison, M. Association of Experiential Education MemberBoard of Educators Headwaters InstituteWNC Headwaters institute seminar planning committee

James, J. Reviewer: 2008 Schole: A Journal of Leisure Studies and Recreation Education Volume 23 - recruited additional reviewer; 3 manuscripts were reviewed.

Kernodle, M. Chair, United States Professional Tennis Association National Seminar ContestMember, United States Professional Tennis Association National Education CommitteeMember, Ferris State University Tennis Management Board of AdvisorsAmerican Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Receation and DanceUnited States Professional Tennis AssociationProfessional Tennis RegistryUnited States Tennis AssociationNational Association for Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education

Kimmel, C. President, Naitonal Athletic Trainers' AssociationPresident, NATA PAC

Member, National Athletic Trainers' AssociationMember, Mid-Atlantic Atheltic Trainers' AssociationMember, Tennessee Athletic Trainers' Society

McAnulty, S. Reviewer for research journal: Archives of Medical ResearchReviewer for research journal: Hormone and Metabolic ResearchReviewer for research journal: Medical Science MonitorReviewer for research journal: Medicine and Science in Sports and ExerciseReviewer for research journal: Nicotine and Tobacco Research Member National American College of Sports MedicineMember International Society of Exercise and ImmunologyMember Southeastern American College of Sports MedicineMember Southeastern American College of Sports Medicine Strategic Planning Committee

McBride, J. Section Editor - Biomechanics, Journal of Sports Science & MedicineAssociate Editor - Journal of Strength & Conditioning ResearchStrength & Conditioning JournalEuropean Journal of Applied PhysiologyJournal of Sports Science & MedicineMedicine & Science in Sports & ExerciseAbstract Reviewer - National Strength & Conditioning Association Annual ConferenceEditorial Advisory Board - Weider PublicationsEditorial Advisory Board - Mens Health MagazineNational Strength & Conditioning Association Student Grant Review CommitteeNational Strength & Conditioning Association Research Committee

McKethan, R. Member AAHPERD Member NAKPEHEMember ISTEWebmaster for NAKPEHETechnology Committee NAKPEHENCATE Program Reviewer - Salisbury UniversityNCATE Program Reviewer - Weber State University

Morris, J. Membership in AASP (Association for Applied Sport Psychology)Membership in AAHPERD (American Association Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance)NCAA Regional Baseball Qualifying Tournament CommitteeMember NCAAHPERD (NC Association for Athletics, Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance)

Moul, J. Reviewer for Athletic Training texts - Thompson Publishing

Reveiwed 10 MAATA Grant ProposalsMember, National Athletic Trainers' AssociationChair, Mid-Atlantic Athletic Trainers' Association research and Grants CommitteeMember, Mid Atlantic Athletic Trainers' AssociationMember, Advisory Board for Be Active Appalachian PartnershipMember, North Carolina Athletic Trainers' Association

Nieman, D. Editor The Year Book of Sports Medicine. St. Louis: Mosby, 2007. Associate Editor, ACSM’s Health and Fitness JournalMember of the editorial board of Sports Medicine, Training and RehabilitationMember of the editorial board of Exercise Immunology ReviewMember of the editorial board of Nutrition and Food ScienceMember of the editorial board of Journal of Lifestyle MedicineMember of the editorial board of The American Journal of Medicine & SportsMember of the editorial board of Medicine and Science in Sports and ExerciseMember of the editorial board of Journal of Applied PhysiologyReviewer for research journal : Medicine and Science in Sports and ExerciseReviewer for research journal : Sports MedicineReviewer for research journal : American Journal of Physiology: Endocrinology & MetabolismReviewer for research journal : Clinical Journal of Sports MedicineReviewer for research journal : Life SciencesReviewer for research journal : Clinical and Experimental ImmunologyReviewer for research journal : Journal of Sports SciencesReviewer for research journal : American Journal of Physiology - Cell PhysiologyReviewer for research journal : MetabolismReviewer for research journal : American Journal of PhysiologyReviewer for research journal : Regulatory, Integrative, and Comparative PhysiologyReviewer for research journal : Journal of Immunological MethodsReviewer for research journal : American Journal of Lifestyle MedicineReviewer for research journal : Spinal CordReviewer for research journal : Journal of Nutritional BiochemistryReviewer for research journal : Applied PhysiologyReviewer for research journal : Nutrition, and MetabolismQuercegen Pharma, Scientific Advisory BoardMember, ACSMScientific Advisory Board, Power PlateScientific Advisory Board, VO2max.NET, COSMED Health and Wellness Advisory Board, PowerPlate

American Physiological SocietyAmerican Society for Clinical NutritionMember, Southeast region, ACSM

O’Bryant, H. Member - National Strength & Conditioning AssociationMember - (Southeast Region) National Strength & Conditioning Association

Perry, S. Member of Northwest Tobacco Prevention CoalitionChairperson, Northwest Tobacco Prevention CoalitionMember, Appalachian District Health Department Community Assessment Planning Committee

Quindry, J. Reviewer for Journal: Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 8-2007Reviewer for Journal: Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 11-2007Reviewer for Journal: Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 10-2007Reviewer for Journal: Mechanisms of Aging and DevelopmentReviewer for Journal: Medicine and Science in Sports annd Exercise second paper in 11-2007Reviewer for Journal: American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine 1-2008Reviewer for Journal: Journal of Applied Physiology - April 2008Reviewer for Journal: Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 3-2008Reviewer for Journal: Medical Science Monitor - April 2008Reviewer for Journal: Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise - 2-2008Reviewer for Journal: Medicine and Science in sports and exercise 4-2008Reviewer for Journal: Medical Science Monitor - March 2008Reviewer for Journal: Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise - 2-2008 second feb reviewPresenter at ACSM Health Fitness Certification Instructor workshop June 21 - 22, 2007Member ACSMMember FASEBMember AHAMember of Researchers for Inactivity Related Diseases (RID)Member of SEACSMChair session at SEACSM meeting, Birmingham, AL Feb 2008Represented ASU at topping off ceremony of the UNC NC State

Rabinowitz, E. AORE Reviewer – Professional Convention

SERR Reviewer – Professional ConventionAORE Member, National Level Discipline-oriented Organization (dues paid)SERR membership duesSoutheastern Section of the American Camp Association Research Symposium Chair

Rivera, L. National Athletic Trainers' Association - Member since May 97District 3 representative for Ethnic Diversity Advisory Committee of the NATAMid-Atlantic Athletic Trainer's Association - Member since summer 04Chair, District 3 Ethnic Diversity Advisory Committee (Mid-Atlantic Athletic Trainers Association)

Sibley, B. Review completed 12/10/07 for Journal of Aging and Physical ActivityReview completed 12/12/07 for Journal of Sport and Exercise PsychologyMember, AAHPERD

Triplett, T. Associate Editor Journal of Strength and Conditioning ResearchAssociate Editor Strength and Conditioning JournalTriplett, N.T. Reviewer for Journal: Journal of Applied PhysiologyTriplett, N.T. Reviewer for Journal: Sports MedicineTriplett, N.T. Reviewer for Journal: Medicine and Science in Sports and ExerciseTriplett, N.T. Reviewer for Journal: Growth Hormone and IGF ResearchTriplett, N.T. Reviewer for Journal: Strength and Conditioning JournalTriplett, N.T. Reviewer for Journal: International Journal of Sports Physiology and PerformanceTriplett, N.T. Reviewer for: NSCA Scientific Program Abstract Reviewer Triplett, N.T. NSCA Master's Student Research Grant ReviewerTriplett, N.T. International Exchange Scholar, University of Valencia, SpainTriplett, N.T. Member, NSCA Fellow Selection CommitteeTriplett, N.T. Member, Scientific Program Sub-Committee (Research Committee), National Strength & Conditioning AssociationTriplett, N.T. Chair, Nominating Committee, National Strength & Conditioning AssociationTriplett, N.T. Chair, NSCA Fellow Selection Committee, National Strength & Conditioning AssociationTriplett, N.T. Member [ACSM, NSCA, USAW, +SEACSM]

Utter, A. Associate Editor for Medicine and Science in Sport and ExerciseAssociate Editor Journal of Strength and Conditioning ResearchMember of the Editorial Board of American Journal of Lifestyle

MedicineSection ACSM’s Health and Fitness JournalReviewier for resaerch Journal of Applied PhisiologyReviewer for research journal Journal of Sports Science MedicineACSM Board of Trustees (American College of Sports Medicine)National Federation of State High School Associations, Sports Medicine Advisory CommitteeNational Wrestling Coaches Association, Scientific Advisory BoardMember: ACSMMember: NSCAACSM- ad hoc Health-Fitness Publications Advisory CommitteeACSM- Health & Fitness Summit Program CommitteePresident SEACSMChair of session at SEACSMMember: SEACSMWorkshop Director- American College of Sports Medicine Health/Fitness InstructorsLecture- American College of Sports Medicine Health/Fitness Workshop.

West, S. Reviewer for JPRA: 2 articlesReviewer for SERR: 5 presentationsReviewer for JPMHP: 1 articleMember, NRPARuckus Nation: Physical Activity Idea JudgeSERR Executive Board (Treasurer)Leadership Role, SERR Retreat CommitteeLeadership Role, Active Recreation Summitt Planning Committee

State Service

Jackson, K. Invited reviewer for North Carolina Outward Bound School's

Climber staff manual

Kimmel, C. Member, North Carolina Athletic Trainers' Association

Mohr, D. Member of North Carolina Association Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance

Rivera, L. North Carolina Athletic Trainers' Association - Member

Townsend, S. Member of North Carolina Association Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance

West, S. Festivelo Marketing Student CoordinatorNCRPA Executive Board Member and Chair, NCRPA Educators Division

18. List Departmental Faculty Who Received Honors, Including State, Regional, National, And/or International Recognition.

Dumke, C. University Deans Award for Excellence in Graduate Education

Harrison, M. Act Facutly Fellow

Kimmel, C. Inducted, Southeast Athletic Trainers' Association Hall of Fame - Franklin, Tennessee - March 2008Re-Named, Southeast Atheltic Trainers' Association Award of Merit to Chuck Kimmel Award of Merit - Franklin, Tennessee - March 2008Included, 2008 Marquis Who's Who In America - July 2007

Morris, J. Meritorious Service Award by North Carolina Coaches Association

Nieman, D. ASU Oliver Max Gardner nominee (2nd time)Rabinowitz, E. Richard N. Henson Oustanding Advisor Award nomination

Townsend, S. Recognized as "Who's Who Among America Teachers & Educators 2006-2007" 11th Edition. (Awarded to Top 5% of nations educators)

19. Describe Any Other Professional Activities on the Part of Departmental Faculty Not Covered Above.

Community Service

Cantwell, J. Instructed one day climbing workshop (Rock Dimension)Instructed Backcountry Trip Leader course for Landmark Learning (5 Days)Coordination Of WFR course with Landmark Learning, Camp Broadstone and Outdoor ProgramsClimbing day for Hardin Park elementary schoolMountain Alliance climbing day (multi-day)Holston Camp (service camp ground) (multi-day)

Dumke, C. Race Director for the Watauga Lake Triathlon

Frauman, E. Founding member of Boone Ultimate Frisbee Alliance

Jackson, K. Field-trip ORLC/FYS Table rock service and climbingMountain Pathways School Workday

Mountain Pathways School WorkdayVolunteer Leader for St. Mary's youth climbing trip

Laney, R. Committee Chair Boy Scouts Troop 101Chair Watauga OpportunitiesCommittee Member Special Olympics Polar PlungeCommittee Chair Relay For Life CPR Re-certification First Baptish Church Child Care CenterCPR Training Boy Scouts Troop 101Re-certification CPR New River Power & LightVolunteer Spring Special Olympics

McKethan, R. Served Grandfather Mountain Marathon Support Team Worked the registration tent for the 2007 Bear Run to Grandfather MountainMountaineer Open Cross Country Meet Appalachian Open Indoor Track Meet

Morris, J. Watauga County Youth Sports Clinic for Players and CoachesCollege Preparation Workshop for Community College TransfersWatauga County Youth Sports Clinic for Players and Coaches

Moul, J. Approved Clinical Instructor Workshop Faciltiated by Jamie Moul, EdD, LAT, ATC; Boone, NC

Perry, S. Volunteer interviewer, Community Assessment, Appalachian District Health DepartmentCPR Professional certification training, Presbyterian Church Day care workersDeveloped aquatic training materials Watauga Parks and Recreation

Rivera, L. Watauga County Chapter American Red Cross Executive Board Member

Utter, C. Boone Service League, VP of MembershipCPR Certification for BUMC Pre -School Staff

West, S. Survey Development and Implementation, Watauga County Parks & Recreation DepartmentSingle Day Event, Coordinated XRKADE Field Trip for WLES 4th Grade Students

Williams, W. Appalachian Nature Preserve Advisory CouncilFacilitator, New River Cleanup – Outdoor Learning Community

Regional Service

Banks, S. Adviser for LIFT program (Mountain Alliance affiliate program)

Frauman, E. BOD, Blue Ridge Rural Land TrustMember of numerous national and international non-profit discipline-related organizations

Gaskill, P. Board Member- Blue Ridge Rural Land trustServe on the Avery YMCA Board of Directors- 2008-2011

Harrison, M. Rolling academy board memberTR consultation w/ Summit Support Services of Ashe, Inc. (S.T.E.P.)L.I.F.T. board member

Laney, R. North Carolina High School Football OfficialNorth Carolina High School Baseball OfficialNorth Carolina High School Basketball OfficialGame Management Team NC Ski Special OlympicsGame Management Team Southeastern Ski Special OlympicsSelection Committee Silver Beaver Award Old Hickory CouncilSpeaker NC School for the Deaf

Morris, J. LEA Liaison for Physical Education Area- Newsletter for physical educators in Watauga, Ashe, Avery, Wilkes, Caldwell Counties

Perry, S. Member, Healthy Carolinians Coalitions

Rabinowitz, E. Lenior Parks and Recreation Advisory BoardLenoir Soccer Clinic Multi-day leadership role

West, S. Member, Blue Ridge Rural Land Trust

Williams, W. Facilitator, Project WildFacilitator, Roundtable Discussion/Internship NetworkParticipant, High Country Regional Trail Mapping Project, Wilkesboro

20. Publications and presentations at professional meetings by graduate or undergraduate students.

During the 2007-2008 academic year, twenty graduate students and fifteen undergraduate students presented research presentations at professional conferences. These opportunities were made possible by the Office of Student Research directed by Dr. Alan Utter.

21. Special distinctions or honors received by your majors or graduates

Undergraduate Honors

Christen Mushinski received the Sports Source Ortho Scholarship and the Ron Kanoy Scholarship for Athletic Training.

Amanda Hannon received the John Willimas scholarship in Health promotion

Erica Mask received the Ed Turner Scholarship for Physical Education and the Eric Degroat Scholarship for Health, Leisure, and Exercise Science.

Jennifer Mixter received the Eric Degroat scholarship for Health, Leisure, and Exercise Science

Cameron McCarthy received the Roger Thomas scholarship for Physical Education

Dori Littman received the Recreation Management Association Scholarship.

Graduate Honors

Michael Landrum was the recipient of the Vaughn Christian research grant

Department of Health Leisure and Exercise ScienceDate: 2007-08

Summary of Faculty Activity

Number of Projects, Activities, Papers, Honors, etc

Number of Faculty Reporting Projects, Papers, etc

3.* Research Projects/ Creative Activities

17 7

4. Publication 81 15

5. Papers/Talks 142 21

6. Professional Meetings Attended 34 15

7. Off-Campus Scholarly Assignments

XXX 1

8. Release Time XXX XXX

9. Proposals for External Funding 15 7

10. Instructional or Faculty Development Activities

77 17

14a. Cooperation with/Assistance to Public Schools

6 4

14b. Regional Service Activities 12 6

14c. Internationally Related Activities

28 14

15. Interdisciplinary Activities or Service

32 18

16. Leadership Roles 6 6

17. Committee/Council/Board/Faculty Senate Assignments

161 27

18. Honors 7 7