Bio

Education 
M.S. Guidance and Counseling 1963 , State College of Iowa (now University of Northern Iowa) 
Additional graduate work at University of Northern Colorado, California Polytechnic State University, University of California Los Angeles and California State University Los Angeles
B.S. Physical Education with minors in Industrial Arts and Safety Education, Iowa State Teachers College 1961 (also known as State College of Iowa and now University of Northern Iowa)
Harlan Junior and Senior High School, graduated 1957

Experience
Cuesta Community College 1965-2001
Teacher of 17 different activity classes
Teacher of 5 different lecture classes
Assistant football coach 1965-66
Head football coach 1967-71
Head wrestling coach 1965-69
Cross country coach 1972-73
Athletic Director 1970-2001
 Increased program from 8 sports to 16 (7menns and 9womenns)
 Conference All-Sports Award - Overall program finished in top 3 of a 12 college conference every year
 Directed Booster Club, snack bar, vending machine and signage fundraisers
 Managed use of Physical Education facilities for Physical Education, Athletics and leasing to community groups
 Participated in selection, hiring and training of over 20 coaches
 Developed and directed twice yearly biathlon as athletic fundraiser(32total events)

Physical Education Division Chairman 1974-2001
 Worked with architect, faculty, administration and Board of Trustees in designing new gymnasium, 50 meter aquatic facility, and other Physical Education facilities 
 Supervised 6 full time and 1 part time classified employees
 Reorganized entire curriculum to meet challenges of going from mandatory to elective physical education and to meet new state regulations
 Originated Aquakinetics program serving up to 400 community participants per semester with the average age being 65. One of first such programs in the nation.
 Organized and secured funding for weight room facility
 Participated in selection and training of 10 secretarial positions
 Participated in selection and training of over 30 part time teachers
 Promoted a physical education program emphasizing lifetime sports

Committee Service
 Curriculum 3 years
 Nursing Selection 2 years
 Community Service 2 years
 Safety 1 year
 Student Services 1 year
 Affirmative Action 4 year
 Management Senate 10 years
 Program Assisting Student Athlete Success (promoted and directed)

West Covina High School 1962-65
Teacher of Physical Education
Teacher of Architectural Drawing and Arts/Crafts
Assistant varsity football and wrestling coach

State College of Iowa (now University of Northern Iowa) 1961-62
Graduate assistant acting as Physical Education activities teacher, Head Freshman and 
Assistant Varsity Football Coach

Offices and Leadership positions 
Cuesta College Management Senate Vice President, President, and Past President 1998-2001
Cuesta Biathlon Director and Board of Directors (32 races)
Western State Conference
President 1992-94
Menns Basketball Representative 1983-92
Constitution Coordinator 1994-2001
Program Review Committee 1990-2001
Hearing Board 1989-1994
Cuesta College Athletic Booster Club Board of Directors 1971-2001
California Community College Commission on Athletics (COA state governing body) 1991-2001
Awards Committee 1992-94, Chairperson 1993-94
Code Committee 1992-97
Southern California Appeals Board 1993-97, Chairperson 1994-97
Gender Equity Task Force 1994
Gender Equity Committee 1995-97, Vice Chairperson 1997
Football Representative1992-96
Reorganization Committee 1998-2000
State Committee On Physical Education (SCOPE) President Elect 1999-2000(retired before filling office)
California Community College Athletic Directors Association (CCCADA)
2nd Vice President, 1st Vice President, President, Past President 1977-81
National Alliance of Two Year College Athletic Directors (NATYCAA)
District I Representative 1995-96
3rd Vice President, 2nd Vice President, 1st Vice President, President, Past President 1996-2000
National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA)
Executive Committee Community /Junior College Representative 1998-2001

Professional Organizations (while employed)
Faculty Association of the California Community Colleges
California Teachers Association
Cuesta College Faculty Association
Phi Delta Kappa
California Association of Health Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (CAHPERD)
American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (AAHPERD)
California Community College Athletic Directors Association (CCCADA member from inception in 1975)
California Coaches Association
California Community College Football Coaches Association
American Football Coaches Association
National Alliance of Two Year College Athletic Directors (NATYCAA member from inception in 1989)

Special Professional Services and Speaking
Gender Equity and Title IX
 Organized and directed training for Cuesta College athletic coaches and support staff, county high school athletic directors, conference athletic directors and administrators, state athletic directors and administrators 
 Successful Office of Civil Rights investigation and report (college was taken off OCR monitoring 2 years early)
Multiple speaking roles at National Alliance of Two Year College Athletic Directors Association 
(NATYCAA), National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), and California Community College Athletic Director Association (CCCADA) annual conventions

American Association of Community Colleges (AACC)) Portland, Oregon 1993 Spoke on California Community College Athletics

Professional Awards
California Community College Athletic Directors Association Service Award 2003
California Coaches Association Community College Menns Athletic Director of the Year 1995
National Association of College Directors of Athletics Athletic Director of the Year for Junior 
and Community College West Region 2000-2001
National Alliance of Two Year College Athletic Directors Association 
Hall of Fame 2008
L. William Miller Award for Administrative Athletic Excellence 2003
University of Northern Iowa School of Health, Physical Education, and Leisure Servicees Hall of 
Excellence Class of 2009