The document outlines the agenda for the SHAPE Arkansas State Convention on November 9-10, 2019 in Conway, Arkansas, including sessions on physical education, health, and recreation topics. Attendees can earn continuing education credits and participate in presentations, workshops, and a closing ceremony. The convention aims to bring together physical education professionals across the state to learn and collaborate on issues in their field.

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SOCIETY OF HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION
2019
NOVEMBER 9-10, 2019 CONWAY, ARKANSAS
SHAPE ARKANSAS
STATE CONVENTION
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DISTRICT MAP
District 1
Benton
Boone
Carrol
Crawford
Franklin
MaMadison
Marian
Newton
Searcy
Washington
Johnson
Van Buren
District 4
Baxter
Clay
Craighead
Crittenden
Cross
FuFulton
Greene
Independence
Izard
Jackson
Lawrence
Mississippi
PoinsePoinsett
Randolph
Sharp
St. Francis
Stone
Woodruff
District 6
Arkansas
Ashley
Bradley
Calhoun
Chicot
ClevelandCleveland
Dallas
Desha
Drew
Grant
Jefferson
Lee
LincolnLincoln
Monroe
Phillips
District 3
Cleburne
Faulkner
Lonoke
Lonoke
Prairie
PulaskiPulaski
Saline
White
District 5
Clark
Columbia
Garland
Hempstead
Hot Springs
HowaHoward
Lafayette
Little River
Miller
Montgomery
Nevada
Ouachita
PikePike
Polk
Sevier
Union
District 2
Conway
Crawford
Franklin
Johnson
Logan
LoganLogan
Perry
Pope
Scott
Sebastian
Yell
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Leah Queen
2019 President
SHAPE Arkansas

3. November 9 - 10, 2019
SHAPE 2019
A R K A N S A S
The form is signed in recognition of attendance and participation at the
SOCIETY OF HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION (SHAPE ARKANSAS)
formerly known as Arkansas Association for Health, Physical Education,
Recreation, & Dance [ ArkAHPERD] State Convention held in Conway,
Arkansas at the University of Central Arkansas on November, 9-10 2019.
Charles Hervey
SHAPE Arkansas, ExecuSHAPE Arkansas, Executive Director
Signature of Participant
November 9, 2019
Signature of Participant
November 10, 2019
NOTE: The awarding of professional development credit based on
attendance at this workshop is at the discretion of the local school districts.
Focus aFocus area 5.02.02 Instructional Strategies
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4. 7:00AM - 8:20PM I SHAPE AR Farris Center 123A HPL
Board Breakfast
8:00AM - 8:50AM I Session #5 See Program
9:00AM - 12:00PM I Exhibits Open Exhibitor FC Lobby / Hallway / Stage
9:00AM - 9:50AM I Session #6 See Program
10:00AM - 10:50AM I Sessions #7 See Program
11:00AM - 11:50AM I Sessions #811:00AM - 11:50AM I Sessions #8 See Program
12:00PM - 12:15PM I SHAPE AR Farris Center Main Gym
Closing Ceremony
SATURDAY, November 9, 2019
AGENDA
7:00AM - 3:00PM I Registration Farris Center Lobby
9:00AM - 4:00PM I Exhibits Open FC Lobby / Hallways / Stage
8:30AM - 11:30AM I Physical Education WS Farris Center Main Gym
11:30AM - 12:30PM I Break Exhibitor FC Lobby / Hallway / Stage
12:30PM - 1:20PM I Sessions #1 See Program
1:30PM - 2:20PM I Sessions #2 See Program
2:30PM - 3:15PM I General Session2:30PM - 3:15PM I General Session Farris Center Main Gym
3:15PM - 3:30PM I Snack Attack / Exhibits Exhibitor FC Lobby / Hallway / Stage
3:30PM - 4:20PM I Session #3 See Program
4:30PM - 5:20PM I Session #4 See Program
6:00PM - 6:30PM I Meet & Greet UCA Student Center Ballroom
6:00PM - 9:00PM I Banquet UCA Student Center Ballroom
6:30PM - 7:00PM I Silent Auction UCA Student Center Ballroom
7:45PM - 8:45PM I7:45PM - 8:45PM I Awards UCA Student Center Ballroom
8:45PM - 9:20PM I Bingo UCA Student Center Ballroom
SUNDAY, November 10, 2019
AGENDA
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5. 3
PROGRAM
SATURDAY, November 9. 2019
8:30 – 11:30 | PHYSICAL EDUCATION WORKSHOP
High Energy And Rigorous Teaching
Participants will leave this session with over a dozen new, highly engaging, standards-based
activities that can be found on OPEN, as well as guidance on how to utilize these activities to
push your instruction forward.
Session Leaders: Michael Martinez, The Equity Project Middle School
Location: Basketball Gym
SESSION #1 | 12:30 – 1:20
Academic Integration in Elementary Physical Education
During this presentation, teachers will learn about and participate in different activities that integrate academics
into the physical education classroom.
Presenter: Janet Taylor, Greenland School District
Location: Basketball Gym
ACE Whispers
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) impact almost every child in the state. This presentation will discuss ACEs
and the impact trauma and toxic stress has on students and their learning and physical fitness levels.
Presenter: Laura Abbott, Cabot Public Schools
Location: Room 200
The Why and How of Becoming a National Board Certified Teacher
This session will identify the NBCT process through the National Board of Professional Teaching Standards and
the advantages of becoming a NBCT. Attendees will have the opportunity to interact with a health and physical
education NBCT and ask questions about the certification experience.
Presenter: Renee Nelson, Arkansas Division of Elementary and Secondary Education
Location: Room 201
SESSION #2 | 1:30 – 2:20
Fun With Fitness
Come join the party as we discuss how to make health AND skill related fitness components come to life in fun,
practical, exciting ways for secondary students. This session is sure to get your blood pumping and heart racing!
Presenter: Mike Martinez, The Equity Project Middle School
Location: Basketball Gym
Incorporating Dance into Physical Education
This program will give teachers a syllabus of common dance skills/vocabulary to incorporate into their physical
education programs.
Presenter: Tara Shook, X Factor Dance Studio
Location: Room 210
Teaching High School Physical Education: Delivering Individualized Curriculum”
In this session, the presenter will demonstrate how to involve students in developing individualized curriculum
through the development of student learning goals using surveys, and involving students in developing modules
tailored to available resources in the community.
Presenter: Lewis Kanyiba, Henderson State University
Location: Room 201
2:30 – 3:15 | GENERAL SESSION | BASKETBALL GYM

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2:30 - 3:15 | GENERAL SESSION | BASKETBALL GYM
SESSION #3 | 3:30 – 4:20
Gopher: The Latest and Greatest We Have to Offer
Come learn activity ideas from Gopher including games, activities, skill progression and their free online curriculum.
Presenter: Cathryn Bass, Center Valley Elementary, Russellville School District
Location: Basketball Gym
Tabata Noodle Work-out Fun
Tabata is a high intensity interval training technique that students can find fun and challenging. This class will
combine the use of noodles and other equipment to pump up the fun while completing an intense work-out. Your
students will even be able to take these exercises home for active engagement with siblings or parents.
Presenter: Angela Smith-Nix, University of Arkansas
Location: Auxiliary Gym
Three Dimensional Coaching & Teaching
The 3 Dimensional strategy helps coaches and teachers develop their transformation purpose. Professionals will
increase their capacity to help students and athletes do the same while empowering administrators to create a
transformational culture.
Presenter: Ryan Gray, University of Arkansas, Monticello
Location: Room 200
Changing School Culture: Creating a Community of Health in Your School
How can physical educators change the culture of a school community from administrators and teachers to students
and parents? This lecture will dive into the inner workings of school culture and describe how we can impact the
whole school.
Presenter: Dexter Pendergraft, Fort Smith Public Schools
Location: Room 201
SESSION #4 | 4:30 – 5:20
Future Professionals College Bowl
Hosted by Henderson State University, the College Bowl will consist of competitive games and activities that will
test one college student group against another.
Location: Basketball Gym
Arkansas High School Varsity Head Coaches:
Their Educational Backgrounds and Opinions Regarding Coaching Certification
Randomly selected high school varsity head coaches in Arkansas were surveyed regarding their undergraduate
coaching-related courses completed and which they deemed essential in hindsight as to current coaching
responsibilities. The results will be presented.
Presenters: Ryan Gray, Dwayne Massey, Denise Baldwin, University of Arkansas at Monticello
Location: Room 200
Comprehensive School Physical Activity Plan
Creating a CSPAP helps our understanding of the practices and supports for physical education and activity as
part of the Whole Child model. The CSPAP is the “how to” of implementing the PE/PA component of the WSCC
and how it helps students reach 60 minutes of physical activity a day. The foundation of the CSPAP is physical
education. Physical education provides students with the skills and knowledge to be physically active for a lifetime.
Move that needle to support your K-12 physical education program.
Presenter: Lisa Mundy, Arkansas Department of Education
Location: Room 201
6:00 – 9:00 | BANQUET, SILENT AUCTION, AWARDS, BINGO | STUDENT CENTER BALLROOM
PROGRAM
SATURDAY, November 9. 2019

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BANQUET
PROGRAM
WELCOME I LEAH QUEEN
INVOCATION I JANET FORBESS
DINNER & SILENT AUCTION
LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE REPORT I MACEY GREEN
KEYNOTE SPEAKER I MICHAEL MARTINEZ
TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARDS I BENNIE PRINCE
COLLEGE BOWL WINNERCOLLEGE BOWL WINNER I LEWIS KANYIBA
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS I CHAD SANDERS
SILENT AUCTION WINNERS I LEAH QUEEN
NEW BOARD MEMBERS I LEAH QUEEN
PRESIDENT-ELECT I SEAN ENGLE
CONVENTION ADDRESS I CHARLES HERVEY
BINGO I LEAH QUEEN
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7:00 – 8:45 | BOARD MEETING | FARRIS CENTER ROOM 123A
All newly elected and current board members, as well as those whose term is ending, are expected to attend.
SESSION #5 | 8:00 – 8:50
Fitness Made Fun! Active for Life
Explore quick and easy games to use tomorrow in class! Participants will learn new ways to share lifetime fitness
concepts with students and how fun physical fitness activities can be! Lesson plan links and resources will be
provided for additional games and activities.
Presenter: Pam Powers, Educational Consultant
Location: Basketball Gym
The Bicycle as the Fountain of Youth...for Youth
Learn how using the bicycle as a valuable tool by integrating regular cycling into students’ lives is helping troubled
students to thrive, youth from all walks of life to form community, and teaching valuable life skills to all.
Presenter: Erik Leamon, The Ride
Location: Room 200
Make Your Run Club EZ—with EZ Scan
Run clubs are a great way to get students moving! Are you interested in starting a club or making your current one
more efficient? Learn how EZ Scan, an online lap-counting program, organizes and tracks everything! Kids scan
QR cards and the data syncs to your computer. It’s EZ!
Presenter: Gina Carter, Conway Public Schools
Location: Room 201
SESSION #6 | 9:00 – 9:50
CrossFit Kids
Broad-inclusive-general fun is the main focus of CrossFit Kids. This program emphasizes good movement
throughout childhood and adolescence. With proper form in movement, CrossFit Kids will enhance physical
literacy and sports performance.
Presenter: Bucky Bramlett, CrossFit
Location: Basketball Gym
USTA Schools Tennis & Net Generation (This is a 2 part session)
This session will consist of presenting a short demonstration of our Teachers Professional Development Training
that goes toward continuing education hours. The presenters will also present the Net Generation Curriculum
offered to all physical education teachers and coaches (K-12 grades) and explain how each school can receive up
to $1000 in equipment.
Presenters: Chris Stuart, Kord Stufflebeam, Jarod Compton, USTA AR/USTA Southern
Location: Auxiliary Gym
Check In from Summer CSPAP Trainings
Did you attend a CSPAP training this summer? If so, this session will assist with further plan development for your
building and district. You will be able to share your ideas and hear what other schools are including in their plans.
Presenter: Lisa Mundy, Arkansas Department of Education
Location: Room 201
Research Poster Session Basketball Gym, North Balcony Stage
Attendees are invited to come view the posters and interact with the presenters.
• “Effects of Children Self-Monitoring Physical Activity Using Fitbits and Pedometers”
• “Effects of In-School Fitness Club Participation on Physical Activity”
• “Relationship Between Physical Activity and BMI of Fourth Grade Students”
Presenters: Shelia Jackson, Cathryn Bass, Kaitlin Burgess, Arkansas Tech University
PROGRAM
SUNDAY, November 10. 2019

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PROGRAM
SUNDAY, November 10. 2019
SESSION #7 | 10:00 – 10:50
Increase Moderate to Vigorous Physical Activity (MVPA) in Physical Education While Using IHT
ZONE Heart Rate Monitors” (This is a 2 part session)
Utilizing evidence-based strategies can increase Moderate to Vigorous Physical Activity (MVPA) in physical education
class. Learn how effective management of students, IHT Spirit technology, equipment and instructional time can
yield more activity for your students.
Presenter: Eric Larson, Interactive Health Technologies
Location: Basketball Gym
USTA Schools Tennis & Net Generation - Part 2
Presenters: Chris Stuart, Kord Stufflebeam, Jarod Compton, USTA AR/USTA Southern
Location: Auxiliary Gym
Addressing Needs of LGBTQ Students & Athletes
LGBTQ students experience an increased risk for violence, suicide and murder at 3-5 times that of other students.
Attendees will learn the reasons behind the statistics and steps we can take to address the challenges. Active
learning strategies will be used to promote engagement and introduce methods that increase ally support.
Presenter: Angela Smith-Nix, University of Arkansas
Location: Room 200
Beyond the Flood: MLB Hit, Pitch, and Run in Dardanelle, Arkansas
The objective of this presentation is to showcase the community involvement of the first ever MLB event in
Dardanelle, Arkansas. This event highlighted the youth and their engagement in three competitions: hitting,
pitching, and running. Arkansas Tech University HPE majors were there to facilitate and oversee the competition.
Presenter: Pete Kelly, Arkansas Tech University
Location: Room 201
SESSION #8 | 11:00 – 11:50
Increase Moderate to Vigorous Physical Activity (MVPA) in Physical Education while using IHT
ZONE Heart Rate Monitors - Part 2
Presenter: Eric Larson, Interactive Health Technologies
Location: Basketball Gym
Preschool and Kindergarten Physical Education
This presentation will cover procedures and activities for the first weeks of preschool and kindergarten physical
education. Teachers will learn about classroom management procedures, and will participate in some of the
presenter’s favorite preschool and kindergarten activities.
Presenter: Janet Taylor, Greenland School District
Location: Auxiliary Gym
New Health and Physical Education Standards
Come learn about the new standards in the new format! Arkansas is moving all content standards to a student-
focused outcome.
Presenter: Lisa Mundy, Arkansas Department of Education
Location: Room 201
12:00 – 12:15 | CLOSING CEREMONY | BASKETBALL GYM

10. SOCIETY of HEALTH
& PHYSICAL EDUCATION
SHAPE ARKANSAS BOARD
Charles Hervey, Executive Director & Web Master
Board of Directors
Leah Queen, President
Sean Engle, President Elect
Leah Queen, Past President
Cathryn Bass, Secretary
DivisionDivision Vice Presidents
Tracy Gist, Health
Jody Foust, Physical Education
Janet Taylor, Recreation
Lindsey Beaton, Dance
Pete Kelly & Jeremy Paprocki, AthleticsSportTraining
Chad Sanders, Exercise Science
Kim Eskola, Sports ManagementKim Eskola, Sports Management
Rusty Wright, Higher EducationResearchAward
District Senators
Angie Smith-Nix, District 1
Jonathan Doss, District 2
Jamie Oitker, District 3
Betsy McCarty, District 4
Lewis Kanyiba, District 5Lewis Kanyiba, District 5
Leonard Williams, District 6
Future Professionals
Henderson State University – 2019
Harding University – 2020
Southern Arkansas University Magnolia – 2021
University of Arkansas Pine Bluff – 2022
ArkansasArkansas Tech University – 2023
University of Central Arkansas – 2024
Arkansas State University – 2025
University of Arkansas at Little Rock – 2026
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