BEEZ LEA ANN SCHELL, PhD 3764 Spring Creek Drive Santa Rosa, CA h w

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1 BEEZ LEA ANN SCHELL, PhD 3764 Spring Creek Drive Santa Rosa, CA h w EDUCATION 1999 Texas Woman's University, Denton, TX Ph.D. in Kinesiology 1995 Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania M.S. in Athletic Administration 1989 Wheeling Jesuit College, Wheeling, WV B.A. in Advertising/Professional Writing CURRENT POSITIONS Chair, Professional Development Subcommittee, Sonoma State University Faculty Associate, Sonoma State University s Re-Accreditation for Western Association for Schools and Colleges (WASC) *3-year appointment Coordinator for Program Review and WASC Re-Accreditation for the School of Science and Technology Tenured Associate Professor, Department of Kinesiology, Sonoma State University Graduate Program Coordinator, Master of Arts in Kinesiology, Sonoma State University Co-Director, Petaluma Physical Education Project: Promoting Active Lifestyles in Students Carol M. White Physical Education Program grant (3-year, $334,607) Chair, Department of Kinesiology Search Committee, Pedagogy position Faculty Advisor, Kinesiology Majors Club TEACHING POSITIONS 2001-present Associate Professor, Sonoma State University Department of Kinesiology, Pedagogy Graduate Program Coordinator Visiting Assistant Professor, Texas Woman s University Department of Kinesiology

2 COURSES TAUGHT Graduate and Undergraduate courses in: Pedagogical Methods Elementary School Physical Education Lifespan Motor Development Sport Sociology History and Philosophy of Sport Women in Sport Research Methods Fitness & Wellness for Life Contemporary Activities Curriculum, Pedagogy & Assessment PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 2007 Presenting at the Professional & Organizational Development Network in Higher Education (POD) conference, Pittsburgh, PA. Prioritize and Energize Your New Faculty Orientations Chair, Professional Development Subcommittee, Sonoma State University New Faculty Orientations Planning Committee (3-years) 2006 Attended the Professional & Organizational Development Network in Higher Education (POD) conference, Portland, OR 2006 Ensuring Access through Collaboration & Technology (EnACT) Summer Institute. Double Tree Hotel, Rohnert Park 2006 Ensuring Access through Collaboration & Technology (EnACT). Three-year federal grant awarded for the implementation of model demonstration projects that support students with disabilities at the post secondary level. Sonoma State University and eight CSU campuses. I serve as: - Advisory Committee Member - EnACT Communities of Practice member - EnACT Faculty Learning Community member 2006-Present Steering Committee. Accessible Technology Initiative, Sonoma State University. Emphasis area on Instructional Materials Accessibility 2006 Planning Committee. Inaugural Graduate Student Research Showcase, Sonoma State University Graduate Programs 2006 Attended the 9th CSU Regional Symposium on University Teaching, Dominguez Hills, CA (April 1) 2005 American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Chicago, IL. (April 14) The Amazingly True Adventure Continues: Up Next? Tenure and Promotion 2003 Presenter. American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Dance. Philadelphia, PA. The Amazingly True Adventures of a First-Year Tenure Track Probationary Faculty Member: Survival Tips and Mentoring Strategies

3 ASSESSMENT AND PROGRAM REVIEW 2006-Present Faculty Associate, Sonoma State University s Re-Accreditation for Western Association for Schools and Colleges (WASC) *3-year appointment 2007 Coordinator for Program Review and WASC Re-Accreditation for the School of Science and Technology 2007 Single Subject Matter Program Reviewer, California Commission on Teacher Credentialing 2007 Focus Group Facilitator for Computer Science Department s Program Review, Sonoma State University (May 10) 2006 Completed Program Review, Department of Kinesiology, Sonoma State University 2003 Curriculum Development: General Education Course Proposal KIN 217: Personal Fitness and Wellness 2002 Curriculum Development: General Education Course Proposal KIN 316: Women in Sport: Issues, Images & Identities 2002-Present 2002-Present Single Subject Advisory Council (SSAC). Sonoma State University School of Education. Includes discussions of assessment criteria and protocol of single subject teacher credential students. Portfolio Review Panel Member. Single Subject Program, Sonoma State University School of Education. Review and assess the cumulative projects for Phase I single subject teacher credential candidates. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 2007-Present Organizer and Presenter for Sonoma County Office of Education Physical Education Workshop Series (November 1, December 6, February 20, March 3) 2006 Newsletter Editor for Western Society for Physical Education of College Women 2006 Presenter: Physical Education Workshop, Sonoma County Office of Education Instant Activities and Cooperative Games (October 19) Conference Planning Committee Chair. Western Society for Physical Education of College Women 2005 Member at Large. Western Society for Physical Education of College Women (2-year term) 2005 Presenter: Physical Education Workshop, Sonoma County Office of Education Cooperative Games for K-2 (October 14)

4 2004 Teaching Consultant. Northcoast Physical Education Project. Funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Carol. M. White Physical Education Program Membership Chair. Western Society for Physical Education of College Women. (3-year term) 2001-Present Moderator. Western Society for Physical Education of College Women. WSPECW-L electronic listserve 2004 Representative of SSU Department of Kinesiology at the CSU Summit on Physical Education, Sacramento, CA (May 24) COMMUNITY SERVICE 2006 Conducted in-service for Children s Grief Group coordinators, Hospice of Petaluma, CA 2006 Participant Asthma Walk: American Lung Association. Santa Rosa, CA 2006 SSU Women s History Lecture Series Speaker. Have We Come a Long Way, Baby? A Her-story of the American Woman in Sport (March 21) 2005 Presenter at North Coast Therapist meeting: Active Games and Physical Play in Child and Family Grief Groups (with Yolande Adams) 2003-Present SSU Representative, Advocate for Petaluma Elementary School Physical Education Project. Petaluma for Active, Healthy Kids. Petaluma, CA Steering Committee. North Coast Region 5 A-Day Power Play! Campaign. Santa Rosa, CA Volunteer Facilitator, Children s Grief Program. Hospice of Petaluma, CA 2002 Caregiver/Bereavement Trainee. Hospice Volunteer Caregiver/Bereavement Training Program (10-week training). Hospice of Petaluma, CA 2002 Presenter. 5 th Annual Elementary School Physical Education Workshop, Sonoma County Office of Education, CA A Collection of Team Building Activities (October 3: $ honorarium) GRANT ACTIVITY Carol M. White Physical Education Program Grant, Petaluma Physical Education Project Promoting Active Lifestyles in Students (PPEP-PALS). Three-year grant awarded $334, Western Society for Physical Education of College Women. Using Physical Activity with Grieving Children. Awarded $1, California Association of Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance. Ropes Course Completion Request. Leadership development funds for SSU Kinesiology Department activities. Awarded $500

5 2002 School of Education Instructional Technology Committee; Building the Digital Bridge Faculty Technology Proposals. Sonoma State University, CA. Using Technology to Teach Skills & Fitness Performance. Awarded $ School of Education Instructional Technology Committee: Building the Digital Bridge Faculty Technology Proposals. Sonoma State University, CA. Implementing Technology in KIN 410: Lifespan Motor Development. Awarded $ Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity Program (RSCAP), Mini-Grant Proposal. Sonoma State University, CA. Fostering Leadership in Future Educators through Experiential Education Leadership development proposal. Awarded $1,841 SCHOLARSHIP Schell, L.A., Mokha, M., Ludwig, K., Morrow, R. (2004). Breaking the silence: Establishing safe environments in our schools. Newsletter for the American Association for Active Lifestyles and Fitness. Schell, L.A. (2004). Teaching learning styles using technology. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, 75 (1), Schell, L.A. (2002). Disabling the environment: A classroom activity to help students understand the social model of disability. Perspectives: The on-line journal of the CSU system. Schell, L.A. & Rodriguez, S. (2000). Subverting bodies/ambivalent representations: Media analysis of Paralympian, Hope Lewellen. Sociology of Sport Journal, 18 (1), Schell, L.A. (Nov/Dec, 2000). (Dis)Empowering images? Media representations of women in sport. The Women s Sports Experience (pp ). East Meadow, NY: The Women s Sports Foundation. Schell, L.A., & Rodriguez, S. (2000). Our sporting sisters: How male hegemony stratifies women in sport. Women in Sport and Physical Activity Journal, 9 (1), Schell, L.A., (1999). Socially Constructing the Female Athlete: A Monolithic Media Representation of Active Women. Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Texas Woman s University. Schell, L.A., & Duncan, M. (1999). A content analysis of CBS' coverage of the 1996 Paralympic Games. Adapted Physical Activity Quarterly, 16 (1), Higgs, C.T., & Schell, L.A. (1998) Backstage, frontstage: An analysis of work and leisure roles of recreation women softball players. Journal of Homosexuality, 36 (1), Schell, L. (May, 1998). Of purple elephants in the closet. Sojourner: The Women s Forum, 23 (9), 31. Schell, L.A. (1997) Adaptation to transition: The woman athlete's experience with intercollegiate sport retirement. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, Vol. 68 (1), supplement. March 1997 Schell, L.A. (1997). Jan Felshin: A radical feminist with a cause. In Easterling, C., Phillips, B., & Nation, P., Women in sociology. NY: Whittier Press.

6 SELECTED SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS 2007 California State University Accessible Technology Initiative Summer Accessibility Institute, San Jose, CA (July 9-11). Application of Universal Design for Learning and Successful Practices in Working with Students with Disabilities (with B. Christie, Sonoma State University) 2007 California Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Sacramento, CA (March 2). Student Teaching: Meeting the Needs of All Involved 2006 Western Society of Physical Education of College Women, Asilomar, CA (November 18). Incorporating Physical Activity into a Children s Hospice Grief Program (with Yolande Adams, MFT) 2006 American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Salt Lake City, UT (April 27). Teaching versus Coaching: The Great Debate Lingers On 2006 California Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Orange County, CA (March 11). Care to Share: Ensuring Successful Student Teaching 2005 California Association of Marriage & Family Therapists, Redwood Empire Chapter. Santa Rosa, CA (February 11) Active Games and Physical Play in Child and Family Counseling Groups. (with Yolande Adams, MFT) 2004 State Council on Adapted Physical Education, 33 rd National Conference on Physical Activity for the Exceptional Individual. Oakland, CA (November 11-13) Why Can t We All Just Get Along? Experiential Activities that Foster Cooperative Behavior Among Students 2004 California Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Dance, Pasadena, CA (March 5). Care to Share: Strategies to Cope with Classroom Management 2003 Western Society of Physical Education of College Women, Asilomar, CA (November 21). Training Teachers as Leaders: Using Experiential Education to Foster Leadership Development in Physical Education Teacher Education (with C. Amoroso & S. Mitchell SSU teaching credential students) MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER Schell, L.A. (Fall, 2006). Manuscript Reviewer. I consider myself an empowered woman : The interaction of sport, gender and disability in the lives of wheelchair basketball players. Women in Sport and Physical Activity Journal. Schell, L.A. (Summer, 2005). Manuscript Reviewer. Gender interaction in Coed Physical Education with Quantitative and Qualitative Approach: A case study in Turkey. Sex Roles.

7 Schell, L. A. (Summer, 2004). Manuscript Reviewer. The influence of sex and sport participation on the perceived use of compliance-gaining strategies to encourage sport involvement. Sex Roles. Schell, L.A. (Fall, 2003). Manuscript Reviewer. Distorted Pictures: Images of Disability in Physical Education Textbooks. Adapted Physical Activity Quarterly. Schell, L.A. (Summer 2003). Manuscript Reviewer. View from the bleachers: Spectator perceptions of an international women s wheelchair basketball tournament. Adapted Physical Activity Quarterly. Schell, L.A. (Fall, 2002). Manuscript Reviewer. Exploring the relevance of the personal and social responsibility model in adapted physical activity: A collective case study. Adapted Physical Activity Quarterly. HONORS AND AWARDS 2004 Nominated for 2004 Values in Action Award for the value of Excellence. The Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange and the St. Joseph Health System Sonoma County 2000 Outstanding Graduate Student, Texas Woman s University 2000 Nominated for Outstanding Student Leader, Texas Woman s University 1995 Outstanding Graduate Student, Slippery Rock University PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS 2006-Present Professional and Organizational Development Network 2004 Independent Women s Professional Football League, Player 2002-Present 2001-Present 1997-Present California Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Western Society for Physical Education College Women American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance