Heather Sawyer Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Heather Sawyer, a candidate for the Master of Arts in Physical Education, teaches several activity classes for the Department of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation and also assists with professional-level courses for undergraduate students. Ms. Sawyer's prior experience includes membership on several international professional championship winning women's volleyball teams and as a university women's volleyball coach. Ms. Sawyer's experience as an athlete has taught her the importance of teamwork in a cooperative environment, having the ability to both lead and follow, and having a strong work ethic. I structure groups or partner work in such a way that everyone will have exposure to all participants within the class or team. It is necessary to have 'inclusion' when I am working with a group.
Education is ongoing whether it is in the classroom, gym or living and working in another culture.
Each day I stress the importance of always learning something new about a person, a skill or a task. Cynthia Phillips Educational Studies Cynthia Phillips graduated in December 2000 with a Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Leadership. An application of logic modeling processes to explore theory of change from diverse cultural perspectives. An exploration of the learning environment at the intersection of cluster and multi-site evaluation. Sandra Standish Family and Consumer Sciences Sandra Standish is enrolled in the educational leadership doctoral program with a concentration in career and technical education.