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University to host kickoff event for KidFit program
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Jody Davenport, instructor
in physical education, has passed the comprehensive exam and now will begin
the final step of writing her dissertation. She is a candidate for a Ph.D.
in post-secondary and adult education from Capella University in
Minneapolis, Minn. (February 2008)
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Feb. 7-8,
Jody Davenport, instructor in physical education, attended the annual
gathering of the Higher Education Meeting for Indiana Health & Physical
Education Professionals at McCormick’s Creek State Park. The purpose of the
meeting was to share program ideas, discuss professional issues pertinent to
physical education teacher education (PETE) specialists, and to revisit
issues relating to PETE standards and student assessment. Also,
presentations demonstrating the use of software to augment program and
student assessment, student teacher feedback, and monitor undergraduate
development, revealed contemporary methods of technology integration.
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Huntington University
remembers Coach K
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Teaching Physical
Education in the Elementary School
Students have
been teaching physical education to the children in the Huntington County
Home School Association, gaining experience in curriculum integration,
lesson development and implementation, and formal and informal assessment,
while incorporating the INDOE physical education curriculum standards. This
experiential learning opportunity has ensued for eight weeks. (November
2007)
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School and Community
Health Education
Students also taught
a health education lesson to area homeschooled children about nutrition and
physical fitness. The HU students created three learning stations at which
the homeschooled children gained knowledge of the food pyramid, learned to
personally assess their food choices, and the importance of regular physical
exercise. (November 2007)
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The Rhythmic education class has gained experiential opportunities via teaching Huntington
University faculty to square dance, as well as partnering with Kids Kampus
to teach their four and five years-olds rhythmic activities using
manipulatives as well as gross motor skills. (November 2007)
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Department kickoff event
photo gallery
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Six new members join Huntington
faculty
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Alumni profile: Maria
McCabe Hallman
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Athletic teams spend
spring break in sun
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Stahl, Drummond earn Athlete of Week
honors
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Peer Award recognizes
Holmes, Leatherman and Lee
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Beach, Roughia named Forester Athletes
of Week
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Donaldson, Kock earn Athlete of Week
honors
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Kyler, Kock named Athletes of Week
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Berry, Kock earn Athlete of Week honors
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Who's Who honors 20 Huntington
University students
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Kock
named Athlete of Week for second consecutive week
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Kock
named Huntington's Athlete of Week
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Berry,
Kock earn Forester Athlete of the Week honors
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Foresters earn
All-America Scholar Athlete honors
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Kock acknowledged as Athlete of
the Week
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Stearns, Kock honored as Forester
Athletes of the Week
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Stahl, Porterfield named Athletes
of the Week
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Gonterman nominated for
achieving award
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Christner, Short earn Athlete of
the Week honors
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Malfait,
Ganton
named Forester Athletes of the Week
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Bean,
Kock named Forester Athletes of the Week
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Eight
Foresters earn All-American Scholar Athlete honors
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Grogg,
Kock named Forester Athletes
of the Week
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Dr. Pat Zezula, professor of physical education, along with 24 students,
recently attended a Midwest AAHPERD Conference Workshop at Pokagon
State Park in northeast Indiana.
The department has recently started the physical education program
for home schoolers with over 79 students attending. The 19 students in PE231
plan and teach the seven-week curriculum for home schoolers.
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Indiana
Beta Chapter of Alpha Chi inducts 18 scholars
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Zezula
awarded by IAHPERD president
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HC
offers courses to home-school students
