Faculty Service
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University Service
• Director of the Human Performance Laboratory (1999-2000). Duties included scheduling lab use, purchasing equipment and supplies, overseeing lab maintenance, coordination teaching, research and service activities, etc.
• Member of Post-tenure Review Committee (1999-2000). Service on review committee.
• Chair of Ad Hoc Committee for Exercise Science (1998-2000). Worked on curriculum changes for new catalog.
• Member of the Department Budget Committee (1989-1992, 1996-2000); Chair (1991, 1996, 1998-2000). Duties included requesting/prioritizing equipment of OE requests from faculty and making recommendations to department chair.
• Member of the Department Human Subjects Committee (1989-2000). Duties included reviewing Masters Student's Thesis Proposals.
• Member of the Department Graduate Committee (1988-2000); Chair (1990-1991). Duties included oversight of graduate curriculum, budget, standards, etc.
• Evaluator of Part-time Instructors, KHS (1993-2000). Duties included classroom visits and written evaluations of part-time instructors, typically once or twice per year.
• Member of the Retention, Tenure, and Promotion Committee (1995-1997, 1998-2000). Duties included evaluation of faculty for RTP.
• Member of Ad Hoc Committee for Lifelong Fitness Center (1998). Ad hoc committee looking at the possibility of creating a fitness center.
College Service
• Member of the College of Health and Human Services Community Advisory Board (2000-present). Represent KHS on the Board.
• Member of the ARTP Committee: Physical Therapy Department (1996-2002, Alternate in 2003). Conducted RTP evaluations on the faculty in the Physical Therapy Department.
• Member of selection committee for a faculty position in the Physical Therapy Department (2002).
• Member of a second selection committee for a faculty position in Physical Therapy Department (2002).
• Member of the Associate Dean, College of HHS Selection Advisory Committee (2001).
• Member of HHS College Constitution Subcommittee (2000-2001). Ad hoc group which was asked by the Academic Council to review the College's Constitution and made recommendations for change.
• Member of selection committee for a faculty position in the Physical Therapy Department (2001).
• Member of the Interim Associate Dean, College of HHS Selection Advisory Committee (2000).
• Panel Member elected to represent HHS on FMI Appeals Panel (2000). There were no appeals submitted so this committee did not meet.
• Mentor for HHS New Faculty Mentor Program (1999-2000). Served as mentor for a new faculty member.
• Mentor for Physical Therapy Faculty member in the CSUS Forgivable Loan Program (1999-2000). Served as mentor for an applicant to this program from Physical Therapy.
• Member of Academic Counsel (1997-1999).
• Member of Health and Human Services RTP Task Force Committee (1998). Ad hoc group which reviewed the College's RTP document and made recommendations to the Dean for changes.
University Committees
• Ex-Officio Member of the CSUS Athletic Advisory Board (2000-present). Board meets monthly to review and make recommendations concerning Athletics Program here at CSUS.
• Advisor for Freshman and Transfer Student Orientation Program (2000-present). Advise freshman and transfer students during campuses orientation sessions.
• Member of Faculty Senate Student Complaint Hearing Panel (2002-present).
• Member of the Interim Dean, College of Education Selection Advisory Committee (2002). Reviewed applications and made recommendations to the President.
• Member of CSUS Faculty Senate Work Group on Class Scheduling (2001-2002). Ad hoc group that looked at campus wide classroom use and made recommendations to President.
• Member of the CSUS Ad Hoc Committee examining Sponsored Project Activity (2001). Reviewed sponsored projects activity on campus and made recommendations to the Vice President for Academic Affairs.
• Member of the CSUS Aquatic Center Advisory Board (2000). Reviewed the Center and programs and made recommendations to Vice President for Student Affairs.
• Member of Faculty Policy Committee (1995-2000); Chair (1999-2000, an elected position elected by faculty senate). The Faculty Policies Committee is a standing policy committee of the Faculty Senate (1 of 4 such committees), responsible for the development and oversight of the policies and programs relating to faculty development and professional activities at California State University, Sacramento. This committee oversaw the Center for Teaching and Learning, the Research and Creative Activity Sub-committee, Pedagogy Enhancement Awards Sub-committee, the Visiting Scholars Sub-committee, and the Wang Family Excellence Awards Sub-committee.
• Member of the CSU Faculty Senate Executive Committee (1999-2000). This committee sets the agenda for the faculty senate, receives reports from various senate committees, plans senate activities, and reports to the senate.
• Member of the Faculty Senate (1999-2000).
• Member of the Committee for University Pl ann ing (CUP) (1999-2000). The Council involves every constituency associated with the University. It actively engages present priorities and recommends future directions for the University. In responding to and integrating priorities defined by various governance bodies and program centers, the Council is a vehicle for overseeing and coordinating the University pl ann ing process. The Council's central and primary responsibility is to address pl ann ing and the priorities of the University.
• Faculty Reviewer of CSUS President (1999-2000). Served as a faculty reviewer for the President during an administrative review.
• Member of Faculty Merit Increase Appeal Committee (1999). Reviewed 39 appeals of FMI awards submitted by faculty.
• Faculty Polices Committee Liaison to the Research and Creative Activity Committee (1998). Ad hoc member of the RCA Committee and served as liaison between this committee and the parent Faculty Policies Committee.
Community Service
• California State University System Wide Kinesiology Chair Group (2000- present)
• LIFE Center Community Advisory Committee (2000-present)
• Advisor for Parents Assisting With Students (PAWS) for Success program at Sheldon High School (2004)
• Senior Project Board Judge, Sheldon High School (2002, 2003)
• Reviewed Manuscript submitted to Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (2004)
• Reviewed Manuscript submitted to Assistive Technology (2003)
• Member of the Editorial Board of the American College of Sports Medicine's Health & Fitness Journal
(1999-2001)
• Reviewed Manuscript submitted to ACSM's Health & Fitness Journal (2001)
• Program Director, National Youth Sports Program (NYSP) at CSUS (2001)
• Regional Representative for the Southwest Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine
to National ACSM (2000-2001)
• External Site Reviewer of Kinesiology Program at University of Nevada, Las Vegas (2000)
• Reviewed Manuscript submitted to Medical Engineering and Physics (2000)
• Reviewer for SWACSM Norman James Student Research Grant Award (2000)
• Reviewed Manuscript submitted to ACSM's Health & Fitness Journal (2000)
• Reviewer of text book on Exercise Physiology submitted to Prentice Hall (2000)
BOULGARIDES, LOIS
University Service
• Department Curriculum Committee: Served on as member for 5 years, and chair for 2 years.
• University Academic Standards Subcommittee: Served for 4 years.
• University Curriculum Subcommittee: Served for 3 years. Currently chair of committee.
• Pre Physical Therapy Organization: Faculty Advisor
• Student Health Advisory Committee: Faculty Advisor
• Research and Creative Activities: Reviewer of proposals 2 years.
Community Service
• Co-Director CSUS LIFE Center for Fitness and Wellness for Older Adults.
• Co-Developed and taught the CSUS Balance and Fall Risk Reduction Class at the CSUS LIFE Center. Recruited, trained, and supervised CSUS students to assist in and co-teach the classes.
• Coordinated Fall Risk Screening at the Healthy Aging Summits given 2 time per year. Recruited, trained and supervised CSUS students to perform Fall Risk Screening for older adults in the community.
University Service
Member of the following committees:
• Health Science Program Committee, 1988- Present
• AIDS Advisory (university), 1988-2003
• New CTC Requirements for School Health, 2002-2003
• CSUS Alcohol and Other Drug Task Force, (appointed by the CSUS President), 2001-2003
• Center for Teaching and Learning Faculty Mentoring Program (faculty mentor), 2001-2003
• School Health Education Advocate (SHEA) for health education and HIV prevention education into the professional preparation of teachers K-12 participant. American Association for Health Education HIV and CSHE Project, 2002-2003
• Search committee member for Community Health, and Occupational Health and Safety positions.
(Letter of appreciation from the chair of the committee and the Department Chair), Chair 1994-95, member 1995-96, 1998-99, 1999-00 & 2002-2003
• Department, Dean's Retreat Rights Ad-hoc Committee, 2001-2002
• Department YRO Advisory Group, 2000-2001
• CSUS International Scholarship Program, Russian Committee member (Moscow State Linguistic University Exchange Selection Committee), 2000-2001
• Department RTP (Retention, Tenure & Promotion) Committee, 1994-1995 & 1999-2001
• Department RTP Committee for part-time faculty, 1996-2001
Other Services:
• New Student Orientation Sessions (Thank you letters from the Department Chair)
• Department representative at the Graduation Ceremonies
• With other Health Science faculty developed plans for the program expansion
• Persian (Farsi) Language Proficiency Tester for the University's Department of Foreign Languages, 2000- Present
• Observation and Evaluation of part-time faculty, 1994-Present
• Health Science Representative at the CSUS Library (thank you letter from the Vice President), 1992- Present
• Departments Representative at the CSUS Library, 1992-2003
• Display participant at the CHHS spring festival celebration (Associate Dean's letter of appreciation), 1997-2002
• Health Science Program, Interim Coordinator (thank you letter from the Department Chair), fall 2002
• CHHS Faculty Mentoring Program, 2000-2001
• Prepared the comprehensive HLSC Program Environmental Assessment and Strategic Plan. This included major program planning and revisions (with collaboration of other HS faculty), 1999-2001
• Provided Advising Workshop for new HS faculty (with the collaboration of HS coordinator), October 10, 2000
• Undeclared Freshman Advising, volunteered as counselor, 2000
• HS Department representative at the Priority Admission Day, 1999 & 2000
• Facilitator for “School Safety and Resources for Schools” workshop at the Educational Reform Linkage
• Conference CSUS, October26, 1999
• Health Science Self Study, 1990-1991, 1997-1998 & 2003-2004
• Started CSUS as a testing sight for the CHES Certification Exam, 1998
Community Service
• Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES), Certification Exam liaison for CSUS. Numerous letters of appreciation from the National Commissions for Health Education Credentialing, Inc. I started CSUS as a testing sight for CHES Certification Exam.
• Over 1,500 of my students conducted Health Education sessions (Service Learning) for community groups and schools for course assignments in northern California.
• Community Health Consultant. Noor Cultural Center, Sacramento. Volunteer, 2000-Present
• California Department of Eduaction, Nutrition Services Division, Nutrition Education and Training section. Two day meeting. Non-paid consultant, January 31 & February 1, 2000
University Service
Department Level
• Budget Committee (6 years, Chair for 3 years)
• Graduate Committee (2 years)
• Part-time ARTP Committee (2 years)
• Member of 4 search committees
College Level
• College ARTP Committee (6 years, Chair 1 year)
• University ARTP Committee (1 year)
• University Grade Appeals Committee (1 year)
• University ARTP Appeals Committee (2 years)
Community Service
• Volunteer (weekly) at River City Community Services (a local food closet and emergency shelter for needy in Sacramento County ) (5 years)
• Member, Board of Directors, River City Community Services (since 2003)
• Elder, Trinity Lutheran Church, Sacramento (6 years)
• Chair of the Board of Education, Trinity Lutheran Church (3 years)
University Service
• Served as member of the university Faculty Senate
• Served on an ad hoc university committee reviewing the Research and Creative Activities grant procedures
• Judge at the Annual CSUS Student Research Competition for four years
• Served on interdisciplinary committee which investigated the viability of the Biomedical Engineering program
• Served on numerous department committees, including budget, scholarship, curriculum, graduate, and various search committees
• Served as university statistical advisor for faculty who are ABD
• Served as department affirmative action representative
• Served as research fellow for college
Community Service
• Served on dissertation committees of three students from the University of Oregon
• Served on Masters' thesis committees of students from the University of Oregon and Auckland University
• Active reviewer for eight different scientific journals
• Reviewer of abstracts for American Society of Biomechanics conferences
• Worked collaboratively with researchers from numerous other institutions and countries
• Reviewer of grant proposals for the University of Nebraska system
• Consultant to NASA scientists regarding space station exercise equipment
• Served as advisor to numerous students from many other institutions
• Served on dissertation committees of three students from the University of Oregon
• Served on Masters' thesis committees of students from the University of Oregon and Auckland University
• Active reviewer for eight different scientific journals
• Reviewer of abstracts for American Society of Biomechanics conferences
• Worked collaboratively with researchers from numerous other institutions and countries
• Reviewer of grant proposals for the University of Nebraska system
• Consultant to NASA scientists regarding space station exercise equipment
• Served as advisor to numerous students from many other institutions
University Service
• Educational Equity and Student Retention Committee, Member (2001-2003)
• New Faculty Mentor, (2002-2003)
• Curriculum Committee, Member (2001-2003), Secretary, (2001-2002)
• NCATE, Department Representative, (2001-2004)
• Physical Education Committee, Member (2001-2004)
• Physical Education Major's Club, Faculty Advisor, (2001-2004)
• Student Guidance Center, Founder (2001) and Faculty Advisor (2001-2003)
Service to the Community
• AAHPERD, NAGWS, NASPE, CAHPERD, & Sutter Pediatric Healthy Lifestyles Program
• CAHPERD – Member of Board of Regions and Board of Delegates, as well as Capital Region
Representative
• PE Central web-site Advisory Board member
• Sacramento Sports Camp – Co-Director
Along with students ZaNean McClain , Steven Cardoso and John Walters , developed and presented cooperative learning activities to the Learning Support and Partnership division of the California Department of Education on Sept. 12, 2002. The activities were designed to educate the attendees about the California Physical Education Framework.
University Service
• Pedagogy Committee
• Part-time Evaluation Committee
• Search Committee: Pedagogy
• Post-tenure Review Committee (Doris Flores)
• Part-time Valuation Committee
• Search Committee: Pedagogy
Community Service
• Development of DVD on Children's Play Patterns (2002-2004): DVD to be used within the community to sensitize individuals on Hmong culture and traditions
• Presentations made or to be made during Spring, 2004 Semester:
- CSUS Hmong Student Assoc. March, 2004
- Franklin High School : March, 2004
- Hagginwood Elementary: March, 2004
- Mercy Community Outreach April, 2004
- Noralto Elementary: May, 2004
• Chair of the Sacred Heart Newsletter (2000-2004)
MODELL, SCOTT
University Service
• 2003-2004 University, Chair, Council on the Preparation of School Personnel (CPSP)
• 2003-2004 University, Athletic Advisory Council
• 2003-2004 University, Faculty Advisor, Disabled Student Union
• 2003-2004 University, Assistant Track Coach, Men and Women Varsity Track and Field
• 2002-2003 University, Chair, Council on the Preparation of School Personnel (CPSP)
• 2002-2003 University, Athletic Advisory Council
• 2002-2003 University, Athletic Advisory Council Gender Equity Sub Committee
• 2002-2003 University, Search Committee for Athletic Director
• 2002-2003 University, Assistant Track Coach, Men and Women Varsity Track and Field
• 2001-2002 University, Chair, University Teacher Education Council UTEC
• 2001-2002 University, Athletic Advisory Council
• 2001-2002 University, Athletic Advisory Council Athlete Graduation/Retention Sub-Committee
• 2001-2002 University, Pedagogy Enhancement Proposal Review Subcommittee
• 2001-2002 University, Assistant Track Coach, Men and Women Varsity Track and Field
• 2000-2001 University, Chair, University Teacher Education Council UTEC
• 2000-2001 University, Athletic Advisory Council
• 2000-2001 University, Conference on Sport and Diversity Committee
• 2000-2001 University, Assistant Track Coach, Men and Women Varsity Track and Field
• 1999-2000 University, Athletic Advisory Council
• 1999-2000 University, University Teacher Education Council UTEC
• 1999-2000 University, Pedagogy Enhancement Proposal Review Subcommittee
• 1999-2000 University, Assistant Track Coach, Men and Women Varsity Track and Field
Service to the Community
• 1998-2004 Director/Founder, Project P.L.A.Y. Fitness, skill, and leisure activities for children with disabilities, CSUS, Sacramento, CA.
• 1999-2004 Director/Founder, Project P.L.A.Y. Extension at Rusch Park. Fitness, skill, and leisure activities for children with disabilities, Rusch Park, Citrus Heights, CA.
• 1999-2004 Director/Founder, WAVE Camp. A water adventures summer camp for teens and pre-teens with disabilities. California State University, Sacramento.
• 2001-2004 Director/Founder, Camp COOL. A winter sport camp for teens with physical disabilities. California State University, Sacramento.
• 2003-2004 Committee Member, School Readiness Initiative, Nurturing Success: First Five. Elk Grove Unified School District
• 2003-2004 Consultant, Southside Accessible Playground Project. City of Sacramento, Department of Parks and Recreation. March – May, 2003.
• 2001-2004 Committee Member, Sacramento County Transition Advisory Committee. Sacramento, CA.
• 2003-2004 University Sponsor, Goalball Clinics. Sporting event for individuals who are blind.
• 2004-2005 University Sponsor, Power Soccer. Soccer event for individuals who use electric wheelchairs.
• 2003 Volunteer, A.C.T. Games (For individuals with physical disabilities). Annual sports games held at California State University, Sacramento
• 2000-2001 Committee Chair, A.C.T. Games (For individuals with physical disabilities). Annual sports games held at California State University, Sacramento
University Service
• Senator, Faculty Senate. California State University, Sacramento. 2003 -
• Member, Community Health Search Committee. Department of Kinesiology and Health Science. 2002 - 2003
• Member, 20+ Transition Committee. College of Health and Human Services. 2002 - 2003
• Member, Internship Advisory Board. California State University, Sacramento, Career Center. 2002 - 2004
• Member. Budget Committee. Department of Kinesiology and Health Science. 2001 -
• Affirmative Action Representative. Department of Kinesiology and Health Science. 2001 - 2001
• Member. Health Science Committee. Department of Kinesiology and Health Science. 2000 -
• Member. Injury and Illness Prevention Program Committee. College of Health and Human Services. 2000 - 2003
• Faculty Advisor. River City Student Section, American Society of Safety Engineers. California State University, Sacramento. 2001 -
Community Service
• Executive Board member. Sacramento Chapter, American Society of Safety Engineers. 2000 –
• Webmaster. Sacramento Chapter, American Society of Safety Engineers. 2004 –
• Responded to information request from individuals, employers, and insurance organizations, including requests from individuals associated with John O. Bronson and Sullivan, Curtis, & Monroe.
• Provided safety information and computer-based form design services to the Association of California Healthcare District's AlphaFund.
• Provided safety and health consultation services to EdFund, a non-profit student loan organization, and NorthBay Healthcare System.
NEIDE, JOAN
University Service
• Student Orientation for Transfer Students and Incoming Freshman
• Marshall for Fall and Spring Commencement
• Uechi-Ryu Karate Advisor
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• Badminton Club Faculty Advisor
Committees
• Curriculum
• RTP
• Phase
• Pedagogy Search Committee, Chair
• Health Search Committee
• GE Subcommittee
• Program Review Team for Nursing Department, Chair
• Academic Council
Community Service
• Florin High School Career Day Workshop Spring 2000
• Afternoon Sports Program – Nor Alto Elementary School North Sacramento
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• Pocket Girls All Star Fast Pitch Evaluation Team: Served for two days to select the All Star
• Teams for age's 8-18 years old.
PARK, JENNIFER
University and Communication Service
In April of 2003 I was invited to sit on the Childhood Overweight Task Force developed by the Sacramento County Office of Health and Human Services. Together with a diverse group of public health experts we developed an action plan to educate families, schools, and health providers about the frequency, risks, treatment and complications of childhood overweight. The action plan was then forwarded to the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors.
During the past two years I was instrumental in establishing a MOU (MA030059) between the School of Health and Human Services and Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento. This MOU established a partnership that creates a community education program to teach families about healthy nutrition, the importance of physical activity and weight management. The purpose of the partnership is to help treat and prevent childhood overweight, obesity, and prevent type 2 diabetes. This joint program has been the site for internships, research, and joint presentations.
One aspect of that action plan was to educate health care providers, specifically physicians and nurses, about the importance of early diagnosis and treatment of childhood overweight and it co-morbidities. Among the recognized co-morbidities are hypertension, abnormal blood lipid levels, elevated blood insulin levels (insulin resistance), elevated blood glucose levels and other symptoms of Syndrome X. Sutter has taken a lead in providing continuing medical education (CME) classes on this topic. I have presented for the following programs
Children's Center at Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento. Co-presented along with a pediatric dietitian and nurse practioner The Ins and Outs of Childhood Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes to physicians and nurses. Provided CME's to physicians and nurses in private practice on the effects of overweight children and the related health concerns faced by practioners and the importance of early detection and treatment. Discussed screening tools, diagnostics tests, patient interaction, and evaluation of patient readiness to make changes.
Sutter Children's Center: Diabetes – Let's Make it Simple. Co-presented along with a pediatric dietitian Childhood Overweight in the School Setting to school nurses and health administrators. Provided CME's to school nurses on the cause and effects of overweight children and the related health concerns faced by public health system and schools officials.
In July 2002 CSUS entered into a Partnership with Sutter Medical Center Sacramento to offer community classes for promoting healthy lifestyles for overweight children and their families. I am the CSUS liason for this partnership and I am also part of the education team that piloted a multi-disciplinary health intervention program for children ages 5-17 years and their parents. This program continues and the MOU of Understanding between CSUS and Sutter Health was renewed in the summer of 2003 for another year. I have worked with three student interns with this program, providing our students with cutting edge opportunity to the development of clinical practice dedicated to the management and treatment of type 2 diabetes in children, childhood overweight and pediatric metabolic syndrome.
The goal of the program is to improve eating habits, increase activity levels, and to reduce the incidence of over weight and t he health complications resulting from over weight and obesity. This program was developed in part to respond to the Surgeons General's Call to Action to Prevent and Decrease Overweight and Obesity. The education team includes a pediatric endocrinologist, a pediatric nurse practioner, a pediatric registered dietician, and a licensed social worker. I serve as the team's exercise physiologist.
Our program is a six-week health educational series made of two hour educational blocks. About 30 minutes of each block will be devoted to exercise. Student interns actively participate in the delivery of the education piece and shadow the providers in the clinic setting. The program will begin a curriculum for 12-17 year olds in March 2004. Participants from the program are completing individual follow-ups at the hospital and will participate in ongoing community activity programs designed to support the healthy nutrition and physical activity.
In January 2003 Sacramento City Unified School District Department of Nutrition Services (SCUSD-DNS) secured a planning grant to develop a school-based curriculum to promote healthy eating and physical activity. In January 2004 additional funds were provided to implement the curriculum. The SCUSD-DNS has partnered up with the Tahoe Village Project to offer an seventh period class in the Health and Fitness Learning Academy at Hiram Johnson High School. The curriculum integrates nutritional concepts into the physical activity component and reinforces lifetime physical activity. Students will use pedometers to monitor their activity level through out the day. Students will also learn about progressive muscle relaxation and stress management. In addition to nutrition and physical activity students will learn about public advocacy and the role individuals play in promoting change.
University Service
• 02-Current CSUS University Internship Advisory Board
• 02-Current CSUS University Center for Teaching and Learning Advisory Board
• 02 CSUS University Faculty Senate GE curriculum subcommittee
College Service
• 02-Current CSUS College of HHS Academic Council (currently chair)
• 00-Current CSUS College of HHS Faculty Professional Development Committee (Chair 01-current)
• 99-01 CSUS College of HHS Advancement Committee
Department Service
• 01 CSUS Department of Kinesiology and Health Science Student Grade Appeal Committee
• 00 CSUS Department of Kinesiology and Health Science Student Grade Appeal Committee
• 00-Current CSUS Department of Kinesiology and Health Science Graduate Committee
• 00-03 CSUS Department of Kinesiology and Health Science Curriculum Committee
• 00 CSUS Department of Kinesiology and Health Science Ad Hoc Wellness Committee
• 2002 Judge student research awards SWACSM
• 2001 Abstract reviewer SWACSM
University and Community Service
• Development of community exercise testing program SHAPE
• HELP grant of $176,000 with County of Sacramento Health Department, co-investigator
• 9 internal/external grants totaling $7,430 for SHAPE and Altitude Physiology Related Studies
• Provided input to California Dept of Education/legislators regarding curriculum standards for physical education
• Provided a tour of Human Performance Research Laboratory to California legislators and Calif. Dept of Education
• Served as College Representative to CAAPHERD
• Served on SWACSM Research Competition Committee
University Service
• November 12, 2003 CSUS Academic Advising Day
• November 4, 2003 Coordinator of the Public Health Society Internship Seminar
• Fall 2003 CSUS KHS Transfer Student Orientation
• 2003-05 KHS RTP Committee
• Summer 2003 KHS Freshman Orientation
• April 26, 2003 Coordinator of the Public Health Society Resume Workshop
• Spring 2003 CSUS Graduate Diversity Awards Selection Committee
• 2003-04 CSUS CHHS New Faculty Mentor
• 2002-03 Health Science Program Community Health Education Search Committee
• 2002-04 KHS RTP Committee Alternate
• Fall 2002 Coordinator of the HLSC Alumni Party
• Summer 2002 CSUS KHS Freshman and Transfer Student Orientation
• April 13, 2002 Coordinator of the Public Health Society Resume Workshop
• Spring 2002 CSUS Graduate Diversity Awards Selection Committee
• 2001-02 KHS Pedagogy Search Committee
• 2001-02 KHS Pre-Therapy Search Committee
• 2001-02 KHS Wellness Search Committee
• Fall 2001 to Faculty Advisor for the Public Health Society, Health present Science Student Organization
• Summer 2001 CSUS KHS Freshman Student Orientation
• April 23, 2001 CHHS Dean's Retreat Rights Ad-hoc Committee for KHS Department
• Fall 2000 to CSUS Curriculum Policies Committee
• Fall 2000 to KHS Part-time RTP Committee
• AY 2000-01 CSUS CHHS New Faculty Mentor
Community Service
• AY 2003-04 University of Southern California Asian Pacific American Support Group (APASG) Mentor
• November 2003 Survey Participant for a Doctoral Research Project, Claremont Graduate University
• October 18, 2003 American Cancer Society Breast Cancer Walk Participant and Coordinator the HLSC Student Participants
• Fall 2003 Survey Participant for the School of Policy, Planning, and Development, University of Southern California
• March 28, 2003 Evaluation of the Written Portion of the Single Subject Assessment for Teaching (SSAT) for Health Science, National Evaluation Systems, Inc.
• March 2003 Survey Participant for the Health Promotion and Education Program, University of Cincinnati
• November 2002 Survey Participant for The University of Toledo College of Health and Human Services
• 2002-03 Materials Review Board, California Healthy Kids Resource Center
• Spring 2002 to Advocate for Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Inc.
• May 8, 2002 Evaluation of the Written Portion of the Single Subject Assessment for Teaching (SSAT) for Health Science, National Evaluation Systems, Inc.
• Spring 2002 Survey Participant for the National Health Educator Competencies
Update Project (CUP)
• Spring 2002 Health Science Subject Matter Review Panel Member, California Commission of Teacher Credentialing
• AY 2001-02 Materials Review Board, California Healthy Kids Resource Center
• Fall 2001 Health Science Subject Matter Review Panel Member, California Commission of Teacher Credentialing
• Summer 2001 to Evaluation Consultant for the American Lung Association's Present County of Sacramento Tobacco Education Grant
• Spring 2001 Health Science Subject Matter Review Panel Member, California
Commission of Teacher Credentialing
• AY 2000-01 University of Southern California Asian Pacific American Support Group (APASG) Mentor
• AY 2000-01 Materials Review Board, California Healthy Kids Resource Center
• Fall 2000 Health Science Subject Matter Review Panel Member, California
Commission of Teacher Credentialing
• Spring 2000 to Evaluation Consultant for the Alpine County Tobacco Education Present Program
• July 16, 1999 Volunteer for the SPCA of Monterey County "Animals 101" Day Camp for Kids
• March 16, 1999 Coordinator of the North American Speaker Series (Australian Embassy) - "Australian • Healthcare: A Potpourri of Policy, Prevention and Problems" by John Olynyk, M.D. at CSUS
• Summer 1997 to PROMISE Project Steering Collaborative, Sacramento Urban
• Spring 1999 League
SOLOMON, GLORIA
University ServiceUniversity Committees
• Library Program Review Team, Spring 2004
• Gerontology Program Review Team, 2003-2004
Athletics Task Force, Fall 2003
Institutional Scholarship Committee, 2002-2004
Department Committees
Budget Committee, 2002-2004
Scholarship Committee, • 2002-2004
Graduate Committee, 2001-2004
Consultant Services
• Sport Psychology Consultant, Department of Athletics, California State University, Sacramento, 2001-present
Community Service
• Performance Enhancement/Intervention Committee Chair : Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology (AAASP), 2003-2006
• Scholarship and Creative Activity Committee Chair : Western Society for the Physical Education of College Women (WSPECW), 2002-2005
• Editor : The Sport Psychologist Book and Resource Editor, 2001-present
• Sport Psychology Consultant American River College, 2004-present
Department, School and University Service
• 2001-4 Department Strength and Conditioning Coordinator
• 2001-4 Personal Training Certificate Advisor
• 2001-4 Advisor Strength and Conditioning Graduate Program
• 1995-2003 Strength and Conditioning Coach for Intercollegiate Athletics
• Coach of Olympic Weightlifting Club at CSUS
• Faculty Senate Academic Information Technology Committee Member
• 2002-4 Scholarship and Awards Committee Member
• 2003-4 Scholarship and Awards Committee Chair
• 2003-2005 Department of Kinesiology: NSCA National Recognition Program
• 1995-2003 Consultation, Intercollegiate Athletics Coaches for Rowing, Volleyball, Baseball, Softball, Gymnastics, Soccer
Community Service
• Consultation, Sheldon High School Wrestling Program
• 2001-4 Meet Director of Olympic Weightlifting Meets
• 2001 Volunteer at Washington Elementary
• 2002 Volunteer at Bear Flag Elementary
• 2003 Event Coordinator for The Tsakopoulos Collection Dedication
• 2002-3 NSCA National Testing Site for the Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist
• 2002 Pacific Weightlifting Association Championships Volunteer
• Volunteer, 2002 Greek Food Festival
WOODWARD, PATTY
University Service
I serve as a member of the Health Science Committee. Because the small size of our full-time teaching faculty, we fulfill many committee requirements with this one committee. This committee serves as the Curriculum Committee and the Budget Committee for the department of Health Science.
On November 11 th, 2003 I received a letter from Candace McGee, the manager in the CSUS Career Center regarding recruitment of members for the Career Center Internship Advisory Board. I telephoned Ms. McGee, and informed her that I was indeed interesting in serving on this board. As a result of this conversation I am now a member of the Career Center Internship Advisory Board.
On Friday September 12 th, 2003, I was notified by e-mail that I had been voted onto the College Injury Illness Prevention Program (IIPP) Committee by the members of the Kinesiology and Health Science faculty. This is a two year appointment and I will serve in this position until 2005.
Although I was not expected to advise students my first semester on campus, I was approached by a number of students seeking advising help. I had attended a student advising seminar through the Kinesiology/Health Science Mentoring Program, and with the help of Dr. Seid I advised Kristi Kurz and Trisha Wilkerson on November 10, 2003. I also advised Erin Hudnall November 24, 2003.
Community Service
I moved to Sacramento from Fresno California in August of 2003. Since that time I have been acclimating to the new community and finding where I can make a difference and be of help. During the later part of November, I was approached by Dr. Beth Kivel of the Recreation and Leisure Studies Department, and asked if I wanted to attend a fund raiser for the local YWCA. She is a member of the Board of Directors. I purchased tickets to attend the event and on December 4 th, 2003 attended the auction held at the YWCA. While attending the event I met a number of Board members and was asked if I would be interested in serving on the board. I have since notified one of the Board members that I would be glad to serve on the Board. This will, however, not begin until later in this spring semester.
While living in Fresno, I served on the Leadership Board for Planned Parenthood Mar Monte. The Mar Monte chapter includes Sacramento California. In Fresno, I was active in the annual art auction fund raiser. In years past I have attended weekly committee meetings for the procurement of art and the planning of the auction event. I will continue to serve in the capacity on a more limited scale, but have consented to help the chapter by signing artist request letters to be mailed from the Fresno office. I will also continue to look for ways to serve the Sacramento office on some level.
WRIGHT, MICHAEL
University Service
Assigned Committees & Other University Service
• Member Department of Kinesiology & Health Science. Physical Education Committee
Currently Serving as Committee Secretary
Work from PE Committee for new courses and program
• Member Department of Kinesiology & Health Science. Curriculum Committee
• Member Department of Kinesiology & Health Science. Graduate Committee
• University Pedagogy Enhancement Committee
• College of Health & Human Services representative: General Education Course Review Subcommittee
• Secondary Student Teaching Coordinator, Department of Kinesiology & Health Science
• Tennis Club Advisor
Community Service
Journal Editor & Reviews
• Member of Editorial Board CAHPERD Journal/Times
• Reviewer for CAHPERD Journal/Times
Service to Professional Organizations
• Member of CSU, Chico Alumni Advisory Committee for the Department of Physical Education and Exercise Science
• SWD AAHPERD Vice President for Professional Education
• SWD AAHPERD Vice President Elect for Adapted Physical Education
• Member Conference Committee CAHPERD
Community Presentations
• Humboldt State University Teacher Workshop – Presentation: “Assessment on the Go: Practical Assessment Strategies for Physical Education” Presented: December 2002
• Council for Expanded Physical Education for Children – Presentation: “ Passing Along the Profession: • Mentoring Beginning Physical Educators” To Be Presented: March 2003
Community Service
• Jedediah Smith Elementary School “Lunch Buddy” Mentoring Program
