Curriculum Vitae--Master



Dr. B. F. Samuel

1930½ Salem Street

Lafayette, IN 47904-2230

Telephone: (765) 491-0307 (mobile)

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Curriculum Vitae

(February 2008)

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1.0. IMMEDIATE PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVE:

To continue to be eclectic and inter-disciplinary; to achieve long-term commitments and goals.

2.0. LONG-TERM COMMITMENTS & GOALS:

To be pro-active at every opportunity to act as an OmbudsPerson, and to be an effective negotiator in conflict resolution.

To be a participant in the international relations and peace processes that the (President Jimmy) Carter Centre (based at Atlanta) engages in the world.

To be a teaching professor, at a community/junior college or a liberal arts college, involved in student development, to teach: Global Issues, Culture & Society, US Refugee & Immigration Policy, Community Development, Race & Ethnic Relations in the US, Adventure & Challenge Education, Outdoor Education, Public/Oral/Speech Communication, Interpersonal/Relational Communication, Cross-Cultural/International Communication, Gender Communication, Conflict & Negotiation Communication, Sport in US Culture, Work & Leisure in US Society, Leisure Programming, Leisure Management, Leisure Counselling, and Multicultural Education.

To teach college-level courses in a Correctional Education Program.

To be an organizer/facilitator/counsellor of International Programs within a university.

Outside of academe, to remain in the United States only to work for a Native American Nation, in education, health and social development.

Otherwise, a commitment to work for an international agency for refugees, displaced persons, and indigenous peoples.

To consider moving to South Africa to contribute to the social, educational and multi-cultural projects of the new society.

To manage, organize, and facilitate programs in “Couples Therapy”, “Building A Community”, and “Peace & Justice Coalition”, through Group Process in Adventure-Based Counselling.

To continue to practice movement therapy, and to organize adventure recreation, and to teach experiential education.

3.0. CURRENT ACTIVITIES:

Member, Board of Directors, Lafayette Neighbourhood Housing Services, Inc., Lafayette, IN.

Stakeholder, “Vision 2020: A Plan for the Future of Greater Lafayette.”

Volunteer Director of “Common Ground: A Forum of International Communication,” to the business community of Greater Lafayette, IN.

Volunteer Organizer/Host of weekly “World Cinema”, “Town & Gown: The Ivory Tower in the Community,” “Global Forum: Looking In, Looking Out,” and “International Social & Discussion Group”, for the Greater Lafayette community IN.

Volunteer Facilitator at the YWCA Domestic Violence Intervention & Prevention Program.

4.0. BRIEF PROFILE:

Citizen of the European Union-United Kingdom, born in Malaysia of a Sri Lankan (Hindu)-Scottish (Presbyterian) father, and a Portuguese (Jewish)-Dutch (Christian) mother.

Primary education in British boarding school in Singapore.

Scholarship into the Royal Air Force Technical College.

On NATO and rescue operations, route-flying, adventure expeditions, and international sports competitions on four continents.

Professional work in Recreation Management, Community Development, as a Teacher (high school, special education, and adult/community education), and as an Outdoor Adventure Instructor.

Voluntary work with refugees, indigenous peoples, developmental disabled, mental health clients, therapeutic movement, youth groups, and as a journalist and broadcaster.

Described by fellow students at the School for International Training (1986) as a “multi-cultural, multi-national, multi-ethnic, multi-racial, multi-religious, multi-pursuits person with the multi-purple wardrobe”.

Described by refugees (1985) as “the original wandering Jew, travelling on a British passport, working for the United States Refugee Program, with the Vietnamese and Cambodian refugees on an Indonesian island”.

Best compliment received (by members of the Dissertation Committee) is that I should be awarded a MacArthur Fellowship.

Received scores from 4.3 to 4.8 (of 5.0) in median rating (over 90-percentile rank) in evaluations every semester by students to the statement: “This instructor is among the best teachers I have known” in (required) basic speech courses, Fall 1997 to Spring 2001.

5.0. EDUCATION & QUALIFICATIONS:

Doctor of Philosophy [PhD]. Health, Kinesiology & Leisure Studies. Concentrations in Leisure Behaviour & Counselling. Minors in Cultural Anthropology, Travel & Tourism, and Student Development. Purdue University, Indiana, USA. Ph.D. dissertation defended: December 2000; deposited: May 2003.

Master of Arts [MA]. Communication. Concentration in Interpersonal Communication, with specialization in Relationships, Intercultural, Gender, Conflict, and Negotiation Communication. Minor in Cultural Anthropology. Purdue University. May 2000.

Graduate Diploma. American Studies. Concentration in Culture, Social, and Politics. Smith College, Massachusetts, USA. 1990.

Master of International Administration [MIA]. Concentration in International Human Service. School for International Training, Vermont, USA. 1990.

Master of International Administration [MIA]. Concentration in Intercultural Advising & Training. School for International Training, Vermont, USA. 1990.

Certificate in Management Studies [CMS]. Management Studies. Concentration in Recreation Management. (Business Education Council). University of North London, UK. 1979.

NEBSS Certificate. Concentration in Recreation Management. (National Examination Board in Supervisory Studies). St. Helen’s College of Further Education, UK. 1976.

Diploma in Physical Education. Double concentration in Movement Education, and in Outdoor Recreation. (British Association for Physical Training). Loughborough College, UK. 1974.

Remedial Therapy Instructor. RAF. UK. 1973.

Physical Fitness & Outdoor Adventure Instructor. RAF School of Physical Education, UK. 1971.

Aircrew Training. RAF School of Aircrew Training, UK. 1967.

Ordinary National Certificate [ONC]. Aeronautical Engineering. (Technical Education Council). RAF Technical College, UK. 1964.

6.0. TEACHING, PRESENTATIONS & PUBLICATIONS:

6.1. Awards:

Recipient, American Association for Leisure & Recreation, Robert W. Crawford National Student Literary Award, 2003: “Perceptions of Time and Money as Barriers to Leisure for US American Women Between 50 and 65”.

Graduate Teaching Certificate, by the Purdue University Teaching Academy, April 2003.

Recipient, American Association for Leisure & Recreation, Robert W. Crawford National Student Literary Award, 2002: “Leisure Behaviour as Social Capital and Quality of Life: Leisure Profile of US American Women Between 50 and 65”.

Recognition “in appreciation for promoting greater international awareness and understanding on our campus” by Purdue University Office of International Students & Scholars, April 2001.

Phi Beta Delta Honour Society for International Scholars, Inauguration, April 2001.

Recipient, American Association for Leisure & Recreation, Robert W. Crawford National Student Literary Award, 1996: “Work for a Living, Play for a Life: From Leisure as ‘Free-Time’ to Leisure as ‘A State of Mind’”.

Honourable Mention, American Association for Leisure & Recreation, Robert W. Crawford National Student Literary Award, 1994: “Integrating the Concepts of Leisure in Career and Personal Counselling”.

Honourable Mention, American Association for Leisure & Recreation, Robert W. Crawford National Student Literary Award, 1992: “Challenging the Value of Outdoor Adventure Training Programs”.

6.2. Theses:

PhD: “Work for a Living, Play for a Life: Leisure as Social Capital & a Quality of Life.” Defended: December 2000; deposited: May 2003.

Graduate Diploma in American Studies: “The National Religion in the United States? Sports in American Culture and Society.” May 1990.

MIA in International Human Service: “From the Tempest-Tost to the Golden Medina: A Review of the Refugee Experience and the Process of Resettlement in the United States.” April 1990.

MIA in Intercultural Advising & Training: “Look to the Future with the Strength of the Past: The Relationship of Culture and Mental Health of the Tlingit and Haida in South-East Alaska.” March 1990.

Certificate in Management Studies: “Recreation Centre for Portobello Square? A Feasibility Study.” March 1979; and “Fair Play for All: A Plea for Equal opportunity.” May 1979.

6.3. Research:

Proof-reading/editing for (2004) Cultural Violence: Victimization, Escalation, Response, by Professor Myrdene Anderson (Purdue University).

Proof-reading/editing and research for (1994) Global Tourism: The Next Decade, by Professor William F. Theobald (Purdue University).

Proof-reading/editing of 3rd and 4th editions, and research for 4th edition (1990) of They and We: Race Relations in the United States, by Professor Peter I. Rose (Smith College).

6.4. Articles Submitted:

“Challenging the Value of Outdoor Adventure Training Programs.”

“The Need to Review Outdoor Management Training.”

“A National Tourism Policy: The Case for the United States.”

“Delayed Entrants: Career Decision Making for Three Women.”

“Cassandra: A Case for Career Decision Making.”

“Experiencing the Refugee’s Journey: An Adventure Game.”

“Fourth of July: An Experiential Game on Citizenship and Freedom.”

“Integrating the Concepts of Leisure in Career and Personal Counselling.”

“A Call for Global Education: Achieving an Understanding of Cultural Pluralism.”

“Integrating the Concepts of Movement and Dance Therapy for Fitness, Health, and Relaxation.”

6.0. TEACHING, PRESENTATIONS & PUBLICATIONS (continued):

6.5. Teaching:

Adjunct Professor for Junior States of America Summer Program at Stanford University 2003, 2004, 2005:

200-level in “Honours Political Communication”.

Graduate Instructor at Purdue University, Fall 2002 (1 semester):

200-level in Education (C & I): “Multiculturalism & Education” (required).

Nominated by students for the School of Education and Department of Curriculum & Instruction “Outstanding Teaching Awards”.

Adjunct Professor for Junior States of America Summer Program at Stanford University 2002:

200-level in “Honours Political Communication”.

100-level in “Honours Speech Communication”.

Instructional Specialist at the Centre for Instructional Excellence, at Purdue University, Fall 2001 ~ Summer 2002:

500-level (1 credit) College Teaching Workshop.

Adjunct Professor for Junior States of America Summer Program at Yale University 2001:

100-level in “Honours Speech Communication”.

Graduate Instructor at Purdue University, Fall 1997 ~ Spring 2001 (9 semesters):

100-level in Communication: “Fundamentals of Speech Communication” (required).

Received scores from 4.3 to 4.8 (of 5.0) in median rating (over 90 percentile rank) in evaluations every semester by students to the statement: “This instructor is among the best teachers I have known.”

Visiting Assistant Professor at Ball State University (off-campus, in the Indiana State Prisons), Fall 1998 ~ Spring 2000 (4 semesters):

100-level in Physical Education, Fitness & Wellness: “Introduction to Wellness” (required).

200-level in Speech Communication: “Fundamentals of Public Communication” (required).

200-level in Speech Communication: “Intercultural Communication”.

200-level in Speech Communication: “Introduction to Human Speech Communication”.

200-Level in History: “Introduction to Sport in American Life”.

Associate Faculty at Ivy Tech State College, Indiana, Spring 1995 ~ Spring 1997 (7 semesters):

100-level in Communications: “Introduction to Interpersonal Communication” (required).

Nominated by students every year for the “Teacher of the Year” Award.

Co-Instructor at Purdue University, Summer 1995:

500-level in Education (C & I): “Multicultural Education”.

Graduate Instructor at Purdue University, Fall 1991 ~ Spring 1994 (6 semesters):

100-level in Physical Education: “PE Curricular Activities” (required).

200-level in Recreation: “Foundations of Recreation & Leisure” (required).

200-level in Recreation: “Introduction to Therapeutic Recreation”.

200-level in Recreation: “Camping & Outdoor Education”.

300-level in Recreation: “Practice of Therapeutic Recreation”.

300-level in Recreation: “Leisure Education & Counselling”.

300-level in Recreation: “Engineering Design of Recreation Resources”.

400-level in Recreation: “Evaluation of Recreation Programs”.

Reader and Discussion Leader at Smith College, Fall 1988 ~ Spring 1990 (4 semesters):

100-level in Exercise & Sports Studies: “Badminton”.

200-level in Exercise & Sports Studies: “Sports: In Search of the American Dream.”

200-level in Sociology: “Ethnic Minorities in America”.

200-level in Public Policy: “US Immigration & Refugee Policy”.

300-level in Afro-American Studies: “The Sixties in America: Confrontation, Conflict, and Concession.”

300-level in American Studies: “America’s People”.

6.0. TEACHING, PRESENTATIONS & PUBLICATIONS (continued):

6.6. Presentations:

“The Silent Instructor: Non-Verbal Communication as an Experiential Tool to Motivate Classroom Interaction.” 1st Annual Midwest Organizational Behaviour Teaching Conference, Purdue University, March 1996.

“Integrating the Intercultural Experience for Both Domestic and International Students.” National Association for Foreign Student Advisors, Region VI Conference, IU-PU, Indianapolis, October 1995.

“Creating Environments For Play” Early Childhood Education Staff Training and Development In-service for Tippecanoe County. Purdue University. September 1995

“National Identity through Dance: A Struggle between Culture and Politics.” 72nd Annual Meeting of the Central States Anthropological Society, IU-PU, Indianapolis, March 1995.

“A Quality of Life: From Leisure as ‘Free-Time’ to Leisure as ‘A State of Mind’.” 72nd Annual Meeting of the Central States Anthropological Society, IU-PU, Indianapolis, March 1995.

“Thinking Purple: Developing a Different Paradigm for Feminism.” 9th Annual Midwest Feminist Graduate Student Conference, University of Toledo, February 1995.

“What’s All This Gender/Feminist Stuff? A Learning Game for Under-Graduate Students (Including Threatened Males and Confused Females).” 9th Annual Midwest Feminist Graduate Student Conference, University of Toledo, February 1995.

“The Relationship of Culture and Mental Health of the Tlingit and Haida in South-East Alaska.” 70th Annual Meeting of the Central States Anthropological Society, Beloit College, March 1993.

“From Our American Roots to a Global Perspective: An Experiential Journey.” National Intra-Mural Recreational Sports Association, Regional Lead-On Workshop, Purdue University, February 1993.

“Movement Education & Remedial Therapy in Treatment Programs.” 2nd Indian Health Promotion Conference, The University of Oklahoma, May 1987.

“Movement Education & Remedial Therapy for Special Populations.” Annual Conference for Physical Education, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, April 1982.

“Free Play & Co-Operative Games for Children: An Alternative to Sports.” Annual Conference for Physical Education, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, April 1982.

“Introducing Badminton into the School Curriculum.” Annual Conference for Physical Education, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, April 1982.

6.7. Non-Academic Articles & Reports:

Proposals for the reorganization and development plan for the Badminton Association of Israel, as Director of Coaching and Coordinator for Development, 1981-83.

“Why Lock Up Our Schools?” As member of working committee for the “Fair Play For Children” campaign/ organization, 1977-79.

“Waste Space is Play Space.” As member of working committee for the “Fair Play For Children” campaign/ organization, 1977-79.

“Danger On the Playground.” As member of working committee for the “Fair Play For Children” campaign/ organization, 1977-79.

“Everything You Have Wanted to Know About Jogging But were Afraid to Ask! -- Ask Bruce Tulloh.” An interview of Bruce Tulloh and review of his book The Complete Jogger, April 1979.

“A Question of Sport.” A philosophical look at the range of recreation, April 1979.

“Fair Play?” A plea for children’s rights addressed to recreation and amenity managers, for International Year for the Child, 1979.

Editor of a magazine on youth, sports, and entertainment, and several reports on issues of community in public housing, for the Association of London Housing Estates, 1977-78.

Sports Editor for four RAF base magazines, 1966-1974.

6.0. TEACHING, PRESENTATIONS & PUBLICATIONS (continued):

6.8. Refereed Journal:

“Badminton--The Lifetime Game of the Future”, in Journal of Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, November-December, 1991, pp.28-33.

7.0. WORK EXPERIENCES:

7.1. Voluntary:

Member, Committee for the Education of Teaching Assistants (CETA), Purdue University.

Stakeholder, “Vision 2020: A Plan for the Future of Greater Lafayette.”

Chair, International Centre of Greater Lafayette, Inc.

Instructor of English Usage, International Centre of Greater Lafayette, Inc.

Instructor/Facilitator for the (Greater Lafayette YWCA) Domestic Violence Intervention & Prevention Program. Lafayette, IN, USA.

Dancer with the Purdue Repertory Dance Company, Purdue University, IN, USA.

Host/Organizer of “Friday Forum,” a weekly seminar exploring social, political, and human issues, University Church, Purdue University, IN, USA.

Trainer for “Common Ground”, international communication for the Greater Lafayette business community, Greater Lafayette Chamber of Commerce, IN, USA.

Facilitator for Sexual Harassment workshops, Women’s Resource Centre, Purdue University, IN, USA.

Volunteer with People’s Legal Services on Navajo Nation, Window Rock, NM, USA.

Internship at Native American hospital in mental health clinic, Sitka, Alaska, USA.

Host and newscaster on public community radio, Sitka, Alaska, USA.

Lived for 5 months with Indo-Chinese refugees in Canada and the US.

Co-director “Fiddler on the Roof” with multi-racial cast in Singapore.

Instructor for spastic children to ride horses, Singapore.

Organizer of recreation programs at a refugee camp, Singapore.

Specialist in recreation therapy for mental health ex-patients in social club model, Singapore.

National Coach to the Badminton Association of Israel.

Instructor of workshops in Badminton and Non-Competitive Games in the Kibbutz and for the Schools, Colleges, Police, and Armed Forces in Israel.

Member of National Organizing Committee, “International Year for the Child, 1979”, UK.

Activist in a national organization campaigning for children’s rights, Fair Play for Children, UK.

Activist and author for a philosophy of recreational sport and wellness, UK, Israel, and US.

Youth Service leader, UK and Cyprus.

Scouts Leadership trainer, UK and Cyprus.

Organizer for the “Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Scheme”, UK and Cyprus.

Cub Scout leader, Wales, England, and Cyprus.

Representative in international competitions:

For Britain: in Modern Pentathlon, and in Gliding & Soaring.

For Wales: in Track & Field.

For Cyprus: in Badminton, Squash, and Track & Field.

Therapist in Movement Education and Recreation Therapy for developmental-disabled adults, and for Retired Persons, UK, Israel, and USA.

Advisor to Play and Youth Leaders, UK.

7.2. Temporary/Part-Time:

Project Leader to South Africa for Operations Crossroads Africa, USA.

Play Teacher for Under-5s Play Program, Wabash Centre, Lafayette, IN, USA.

Instructor in horseback riding, ropes courses, leadership courses with the American Youth Foundation (Camp Miniwanca, MI, USA). Recreation organizer at largest camp in USA for 4,000 children, 5-18 years old (Camp Blue Star, NC, USA).

7.0. WORK EXPERIENCES (continued):

7.2. Temporary/Part-Time (continued):

Instructor in horseback riding, ropes courses, leadership courses with the American Youth Foundation (Camp Miniwanca, MI, USA). Recreation organizer at largest camp in USA for 4,000 children, 5-18 years old (Camp Blue Star, NC, USA).

Teacher of New Games and facilitator on Initiative Courses.

Instructor in Movement Education and Recreation Therapy for senior citizens in a municipal program in Jerusalem. Squash coach, Israel. Teacher in adult education, (Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea Adult Education Institute), London, UK. Squash coach, UK.

7.3. Academe:

Graduate Instructor at Purdue University, Indiana. Instructor in Education (C & I). Fall 2002.

Instructional Specialist at Purdue University, Centre for Instructional Excellence. Fall 2001 ~ Summer 2002.

Graduate Instructor at Purdue University, Indiana. Instructor in Communication. Fall 1997 ~ Spring 2001.

Visiting Assistant Professor at Ball State University, Indiana, for the Correctional Education Programs in the School of Continuing Education & Public Service. Teaching for School of Physical Education, Department of Speech Communication, and Department of History. Fall 1998 ~ Spring 2000.

Associate Faculty at Ivy Tech State College, Indiana. Spring 1995 ~ Spring 1997.

Graduate Instructor at Purdue University, Indiana. Instructor in Leisure Studies. Fall 1991 ~ Spring 1994.

Graduate student at Smith College. Research on refugee resettlement. Reader and Discussion Leader in Sociology, Public Policy, Afro-American Studies, and Exercise & Sports Studies. Fall 1989 ~ Spring 1990.

Research Assistant at Smith College, Massachusetts. American Studies Program. Reader and Discussion Leader in Sociology and Public Policy. Spring 1988 ~ Spring 1990.

Graduate student at the School for International Training, Vermont. Program in Intercultural Management. Video Research on the relationship between culture and mental health of the Tlingit and Haida in Southeast Alaska. March 1986 ~ May 1987.

Visiting Lecturer to two institutes of teacher-training, Israel. Fall 1980 ~Spring 1983.

Instructor in Movement Education and Recreation Therapy at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem. Fall 1980 ~ Spring 1983.

Teacher in adult education, (Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea Adult Education Institute), London, UK, Fall 1977 ~ Spring 1980.

Lecturer in Play Leadership for nursery nurses, youth workers, and play leaders, Liverpool and London, UK. Fall 1975 ~ Spring 1976.

Lecturer in PE at Grimsby College of Further Education, UK. Fall 1974 ~ Spring 1975.

7.4. Professional:

Mental health clinician at several human service agencies, Massachusetts, USA.

Mental Health Intern at South-East Alaska Regional Health Corporation, Sitka, Alaska, USA.

Case-worker for US Refugee Program (Joint Voluntary Agency) in Singapore and Indonesia.

Teacher in recreation therapy and basic skills at a Special Ed school for learning disabled, New York City, USA.

Coordinator of recreation programs at the Jerusalem International YMCA, Jerusalem, Israel.

Instructor in movement education for children at the Jerusalem International YMCA, Jerusalem, Israel.

Head of PE at the Anglican International School, Jerusalem, Israel.

Manager and instructor of health programs in a municipal Fitness Centre, Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, London, UK.

7.0. WORK EXPERIENCES (continued):

7.4. Professional (continued):

Recreation and Leisure Development Coordinator in a community grass-roots organization, North Kensington Amenity Trust, London, UK.

Coordinator of PE programs for five schools (including a Special Ed school and a school for the Disabled), Borough of Kirkby, UK.

Organizer of special programs for the elderly and the disabled, London, and Jerusalem.

Recreation centre manager for local government, UK.

Program Director of YMCA, Grimsby, UK.

Royal Air Force, serving in England, Scotland, Wales, Cyprus, Malta, North Africa, East Africa, and Arabian Gulf. As Aircrew, travelled to most parts of the world.

Organizer and instructor on Outdoor Adventure courses.

Manager of recreation programs and recreation facilities on Air Base for 7,000 staff.

Coordinator of Community programs for Service families and local civilians.

Specialist in rehabilitation treatment for sports injuries and psycho-movement therapy for psychiatric patients.

8.0. PERSONAL INTERESTS, SKILLS, & PASSIONS:

Video: Training and research. Writing/Photography: Children, nature, people, poetry, philosophy of life, recreation, leisure, refugees. Flying, gliding & soaring, horses, dogs, countryside recreation, outdoor pursuits. Fitness, awareness, therapy, and alternative medicine. Mysticism, philosophy, and psychology. Cross-cultural and multi-religious issues. Experiential education, adventure-based counselling, and learning through reflection. Organizing cultural, social, academic events. Facilitating discussions, and presenting workshops. Human rights, Bill of Rights, First Amendment, conservation, and wildlife preservation issues.

9.0 PAST PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP:

*FELLOW: British Association for Physical Training

FELLOW: Institute of Playleadership (UK)

FELLOW: National Association of Recreation Leaders (UK)

MEMBER: Recreation Managers Association of GB

*MEMBER: Institute of Supervisory Management (UK)

MEMBER: National Recreation & Parks Association (USA)

MEMBER: National Therapeutic Recreation Society (USA)

MEMBER: American Association for Leisure & Recreation

LICENTIATE: Physical Education Association of GB

LICENTIATE: Institute of Leisure & Amenity Management (UK)

* Membership by examination [Levels: Student, Graduate, Licentiate, Associate Member, Member, Fellow].

All others by virtue of professional position or academic qualifications.

10.0. REFERENCES:

10.1. Original letters of commendation from London, Jerusalem, Singapore, the US State Department, and Smith College, and (former students from Purdue University, Junior State of America, and Global Youth Leadership Conference) are available on request.

10.2. Peter L Nimkoff [Former US Federal Judge; Professor of 2015 Seminole Drive

Law, CUNY Law School @ Queens College] Tallahassee, FL 32301

(850) 309-1311

10.32. Dr. Ralph Webb Communication BRNG #2-142: Purdue University

(765) 494-3309 (Chair: MA Committee) 100 N. University Street

West Lafayette, IN 47907-2067

10.4. Dr. Chris McMahon Director: The Junior Statement Foundation

(202) 296-7838 Summer School @ Stanford 1140 Connecticut Ave NW, # 801

Washington, DC 20036

10.5. Dr. Joe Rubinstein Emeritus Prof. of Psych. 2590 North River Rd

(765) 463-4754 West Lafayette, IN 47906

10.6. Dr. Michael Brzezinski International Students & Scholars SCHL #136: Purdue University

(765) 494-7084 475 Stadium Mall Drive

West Lafayette, IN 47907-2050

10.7. Dr. Donald S Siegel Exercise & Sports Studies Scott: Smith College

(413) 585-3977 Northampton, MA 01063

10.8. Members of Dissertation Committee:

Dr. Myrdene Anderson Anthropology (765) 494-4687

Dr. Carol Widule [deceased] Health & Kinesiology (765) 494-3162

Dr. Allen E Segrist [retired] Counselling & Dev. (765) 463-2620

Dr. William A Harper (co-chair) Health & Kinesiology (765) 494-1518

[Philosopher]

Dr. Joseph T O’Leary (co-chair) Texas A & M (979) 845-7324

[Chair: Recreation, Parks, & Tourism Sciences]

February 2008

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