cprs conf 2010 thursday march11 2010 education sessions[1]ادريس جاسم العبودي
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Idris Jassim Al-Oboudi ادريس جاسم العبودي [email protected] [email protected] Idris is a nationally recognized Recreation and Parks professional and public speaker. A Highly motivating, energetic, passionate leader with vision and a pragmatic approach to recreation issues and needs, has been working in the field of Recreation for the Past 28 years. He is currently the Manager of Parks and Recreation for the City of Manhattan Beach California. Idris is the recipient of numerous prestigious awards and State / National and International notoriety and acclaim. In February, 2008 Idris, received the Professional Distinguished Service Award. This is the highest award bestowed by the NRPA Pacific Southwest Regional Council. It recognizes professionals in the Region who have consistently given outstanding service to the park, recreation and conservation movement on the State, National and in the case of Mr. Al-Oboudi the international level. He also received the 2007 NRPA’s Program Excellence Award for Special Event. In February, 2008 Idris, received Los Angeles County Special Commendation Award form forth District Supervisor Mr. Don Knabe. This Commendation is in recognition of dedicated service to the affairs of the community and for the civic pride demonstrated by numerous contributions for the benefit of all the citizens of Los Angeles County California. In March- 2006 Idris received The California Park & Recreation Society’s (CPRS Over 4000 in Membership) highest Award and Citation that recognizes outstanding contributions to CPRS and the parks, recreation, and/or human serves profession. This award also recognizes his contributions that significantly affect the parks & recreation profession on a regional, sectional, state & national level. Idris was honored for his contributions to the profession and commitment to the Creating Community VIP Action Plan. Both in 2005 and 2006 Idris received the California Parks and Recreation Society’s President’s Award for outstanding Leadership and dedicated service to the parks and recreation profession in California. In 2004 Al-Oboudi was the first Chair of California Parks and Recreation Society’s Youth Sports and Fitness Task Force (Initiative) in charge of providing modality, revamping and re-directing the youth sports experience in California municipalities and organizations. This Plan was rolled out in fall 2005 and is being implemented state and nation wide starting in spring 2006. Mr. Al-Oboudi was in the lead as a creator and organizer of the Rally in support of Youth Sports and Fitness at the California State Capital on March-8-2007 during the CPRS annual Conference. Mr. Al-Oboudi is a 25 year member of the CPRS & a long time member of the NRPA. He has served the CPRS membership in many areas, he was the Education Program Chair of the 2008, CPRS Conference, and served in the same capacity in 2004. He has been and Advisor for the CPRS Director of Education for the CPRS CONF 2003-2005& 2006. He was elected as Southern CA CPRS Administrators Section representative serving from 2003 to 2005. Mr. Al-Oboudi is a frequent contributor to leadership workshops and meetings on recreation issues in Local Collages, Universities, and California Cities, community organizations, CPRS, NRPA and nation wide organizations. Mr. Al-Oboudi Developed a proto type frame work for Vision Insight Planning and Programming (Purpose Driven Programming). This tool was further developed and adopted in Programming for Community and youth recreation, cultural and social activities (Purpose Driven Programming) for the Islamic Community in the USA and the World. This is the First Vision Insight Planning programming tool developed for Muslim Organizations world wide. This ground braking work is a prelude to a comprehensive Initiative Mr. Al-Oboudi is Envisioning, Espousing and Creating, for the Muslim Community in the USA. A 25 year resident of the CalTRANSCRIPT
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8:15 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.Are You An Equal Opportunity Recreation Provider?• Describethefour“safetytasks”for
inclusiveprogramming
• Identifythestepsneededtoassureprogramsandservicesareprovidedinasafemannerforallparticipants
MaridithJanssen,CTRS,RTC,AssociateProfessor,CSULongBeach
Creating a Community Anti-Graffiti Initiative• Formulateanunderstandingofthe
growingproblemofgraffitiandhowitcanaffectyouragency
• Discusstechniquesforeffectivecollaborationwithinyourcommunitytofightgraffiti
AnaheimSporn,CommunityServicesSpecialist,CityofAnaheim
JoePerez,CommunityServicesSpecialist,CityofAnaheim
Five Essentials for Successful Sponsorships• Explaintheassociationbetween
outstandingeventsandsellingsponsorships
• Suggestcomponentstoincludewhencreatingeffectivesponsorshipproposals
RachelTrice,CFEE,President,PUNCHEventMarketing
Funstitute• Identifyhowtoleadcooperative
andteambuildingactivitiesdesignedtoenhanceprogramsand/orimprovestaffdevelopmentthroughhands-oninteraction
• Discusswhentouseteambuildingtechniquesthataresuitablefordifferentlevelsofco-workers,volunteersandcommunitygroups
DanielRice,Consultant,RetiredPark&RecreationManager
Hoarding—Impact on Communities, Families & Individuals• Evaluatehoardingbehaviorandthe
impacthoardinghasoncommunities,familiesandindividuals
• Identifypositive,compassionateandsuccessfulcommunity-basedteamapproachestohoardingsituations
MichelleYerke,SocialWorker,HuntingtonBeachSeniorServices
I’ve Been Handed Aquatics—Now What?• Identifystrategiestodevelopatoolbox
ofskillsandknowledgeintheaquaticsfieldandrecognizeareasneededforself-improvement
• Analyzeanddiscusslevelsofexperience,educationandcertificationsneededtoeffectivelyleadanaquaticsteamwithcredibilityandknowledge
TerriMatal,RecreationSupervisor,CityofSacramento
Leveraging Individual Value to Public Impact • AnalyzetherecentCPRS
PublicOpinionResearchStudyresultstoidentifyopportunitiessuggestedbythefindingsanddiscussourcurrentchallenge,understandingofthepublicvalueimpactofwhatwedo
• Describewaysinwhichthepositivefindingsfromthestudy,canserveasameanstoleveragethemorewidespreadpublicimpactofparks&recreation
EllenO’Sullivan,Ph.D.,CPRP,Chair,CenterforPublicRecreation&Parks
Play Experience Deficit Disorder: Getting Youth Outside• Compareatrioofnewinternational
researchonchildren’shappinessandsafety
• Describeresearchonchilddevelopmentandriskfromaculturalperspective
HelleBurlingame,M.A.,Psychologist,Director,KompanPlayInstitute
Project Management: Tools to Effectively Manage Your Projects• Discussthechallenges&resourcesfor
managingaprojectincludingdutiesoftheprojectmanager
• Communicatetwoproceduresusedtocompleteaproject
TaraGee,CALicensedLA,SeniorLandscapeArchitect,CityofRoseville
RjahjaCanlas,ParkDevelopmentAnalyst,CityofRoseville
Seattle’s Urban Forest Restoration Movement: Why it Will Work in Your Parks• Identifyandapplythethreebasic
elementsoftheUrbanForestSustainabilityModel
• Describehowtoplaceavalueonvolunteereffortsbeyondhoursdonated
TimGallagher,Superintendent,CityofSeattle
MarkMead,Arborist,CityofSeattle
Thursday, March 11
Are You An Early Bird?
Delegates who registered with the Early Bird offer must now purchase tickets for special events including the CPRS or CAPRCBM Banquet, the All-Conference Dance, Intensives and the CPRS PAC Golf Tourna-ment. See pages 27-28
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11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.100 Good, Bad & Ugly Program Ideas – Westcoast Style!• Identifywinningprogramsandhowto
spotthelemonstoo
• Discusswaystohelpplannersdevelopsuccessfulprograms
JenniferShaffer,SeniorCommunityServicesSupervisor,CityofSanMateo
JenniferWilson,CommunityServicesCoordinator,PAL,SanMateoPoliceActivitiesLeague
Aquatic Staff Trainings – Get Specific!• Discussanddevelopseveralspecific
trainingsthatcanbecreatedtoincreasestaffperformanceandknowledgeinkeyprogramareas
• Identifystafftrainingneedsby:staffsize,programsoffered,andavailabilitythroughcreativenewthoughtsandideas
TomHellmann,RecreationSupervisorI,CosumnesCommunityServicesDistrict
BethGegogeine,RecreationCoordinatorII,Aquatics,CosumnesCommunityServicesDistrict
Blend It: Marketing for the Future• Designacomprehensiveone-year
marketingplanthatmaximizeslimitedbudgetswhileintegratingnewcommunicationtools
• Explainhowtointegrateweb2.0technologieswithemailmarketingandimprovedwebsitecontent
AshleyHowardGoltz,MarketingSpecialist,CityofVista
Blue is the New “Green”• Identifyalternate,eco-friendlysolutions
thathelptoreducecostofoperationsandprovideasustainableandprofitableaquaticfacility
• Analyzetypicalcostsassociatedwithpooloperationsanddeterminewhichareascanbeeffectivelytargetedtohelpreduceexpenditurewhileconservingenergy
RandyMendioroz,President,AquaticDesignGroup
DennisBerkshire,SeniorAssociate,AquaticDesignGroup
Budget S-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-r: Effectively Utilizing Volunteers• Identifywaystobridgebudgetandprogram
gapsutilizingteenandadultvolunteers
• Explainhowtocreateandsustainabudgetsaving,toplevelvolunteerprogram
ColleenJanssen,MarketingandCommunityOutreachSpecialist,RanchoSimiRecreationandParkDistrict
CEQA and NEPA for P&R Professionals• Discussenvironmentalreviewinsight
intoparksandrecreationalfacilitiesdevelopmentfortomorrow’sdecisionmakers
• ShareasimpleunderstandingoftheenvironmentalreviewprocessinCaliforniaasitpertainstocapitalimprovementprojectsand/ormaintenanceprojectsunderCEQAandNEPA
DavidMitchell,ASLA,ParkPlanningManager,CityofSanJose
ScottReese,AssistantDirectorofParkandRecreation,CityofSanDiego
Cut to the Core! Effectively Managing Budget Cuts, Service Reductions & Downsizing - Hot Topic• Identifyanddiscusstheimportance
ofandaprocessfordeterminingandrefiningessentialandcoreservicesrelatedtoparks,programsandfacilitiesprovidedbyyouragencybasedonpublicopinionandelectedofficialresearch
• Describeguidingprinciplesthatprovideaframeworkandboundaryfordifficultbutnecessarydecisionsrelatedtobudgetstaffing,pricingandservices
MichaelShellito,ActingCityManager,CityofRoseville
Having a Ball – Fitness Activities for Youth!• Identifymethodsusedtoteachfitness
activitiestoalargegroupofchildreninalimitedamountofspace
• Communicatetostaffwhattheirroleisinhelpingreducechildobesityandhealthy,funfitnessactivitiestohelpchildrenbecomemoreactive
SandySlade,President,Sandy“Spin”Slade,Inc.
Providing Meaningful Recreation Programs for At-Risk Populations• Explainthemeaningof“risk”andthe
levelsofrisk
• Formulateanunderstandingaboutthefourmajorcategoriesofrisk:schoolfailure,substanceabuse/addiction,teenpregnancy,andantisocialbehavior
KatherineMartinez,M.S.,Lecturer,CSUSacramento
So You Want to be a Director?• Analyzetacitandexplicitdutiesand
responsibilitiesofexecutiveleadersinparks,recreation,andcommunityservices
• Identifystrategiestodiversifyjobskillsandeducationinpreparingtobecomeaneffectiveexecutiveleader
DouglassLong,Director,CityofSanCarlos
PenelopeLeach,Recreation&CommunityServicesDirector,CityofAlbany
Teambuilding on a Duct Tape Budget• Participateinfiveducttapeteambuilding
activitiesthatcanbeimmediatelyutilizeduponreturningtoyourworksite
• Participateinathree-stepprocessforfacilitatingpositiveteambuildingoutcomes
KeithFulthorp,Ed.D.,Lecturer/InternshipCoordinator,CSULongBeach
IdrisAl-Oboudi,RecreationServicesManager,CityofManhattanBeach
2:45 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.Aquatic In-Service Trainings—Where is the Fun?• Identifyandpromotediscussionon
trainingmethodsandactivities
• Describehowfriendlycompetitionscanhaveapositiveeffectonstaffmoraleandskilldevelopment
MeganHenry,Parks&RecreationTechnician,CityofRoseville
BethGegogeine,RecreationCoordinatorII,Aquatics,CosumnesCommunityServicesDistrict
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Citywide Community Needs Assessment• Explainhowtodevelopalocalneeds
assessmentformat,usingneedsassessmentprotocolssuchasworkshopsandsurveys
• Discussworkshopandmeetingfacilitation,issuesandchallenges,especiallywithdiverseattendees
CamilleWalls,CityPlanner,CityofLosAngeles
MichaelShull,SuperintendentofPlanningandConstructionDivision,CityofLosAngeles
MelindaGejer,PlanningAssociate,CityofLosAngeles
Gaining Credibility: Skills for Formal Presentations• Explainhowtobuildcredibilityright
intoyourintroduction
• Designacompellingopener-everytime
GuilaMuir,Principal,Muir&Associates
Healthy Active Kids: An Endangered Species• Definetheextentofthechildhood
obesityepidemicandtheessentialroleofparksandrecreationinpreventingobesity
• Explainhowtouseanecologicalmodelofhealthpromotioninparksandrecreation’sscopeofinfluence
ChristineLafontant,RecreationProgramManager,CountyofSanDiego
MaryjaneOrtiz,RecreationProgramSupervisor,CountyofSanDiego
Healthy Trails — Your Path to Fitness, Fun and Adventure!• Describeeffectivestrategiesusedbynon-
traditionalpartnerstocreateasustainableprogramthatencouragesindividualsandfamiliestoincreasehealthybehaviors
• Communicatehowmarketingstrategiesreachouttounderservedpopulationstomotivateparticipationandtodrivefamiliesintounderutilizedparks
KathleenHooper,MS,MA,Manager,OutdoorRecreation,CountyofSantaClara
BonnieBroderick,MPH,RD,Director,Nutrition&Wellness,andChronicDisease,SantaClaraCountyPublicHealthDepartment
LoriMartin,M.S.,R.D.,ProgramManager,NutritionandWellness,SantaClaraCountyPublicHealthDepartment
Measuring the Success of Youth• Discussandevaluatekeyconceptsand
evaluationinstrumentsthatmeasureyouthsuccess
• Describewaystoinvolveyouthleadersinevaluatingtheirownprograms
VirginiaNonacaChavez,CommunityServicesSupervisor,CityofMissionViejo
PamelaLaw,M.D.,YouthDevelopmentFacilitator,LeadershipConcepts,Inc.
TonySanchez,YouthDevelopmentFacilitator,LeadershipConcepts,Inc.
Parks Make Life Better: Building the Profession’s Brand• DiscusstheoutcomesoftheCPRS
publicopinionresearchanditsimplicationstotheprofession’sbrand
• Identify3waystoincorporatethebrandintoyouragency
JaneH.Adams,ExecutiveDirector,CaliforniaPark&RecreationSociety
JodiRudick,CreativeDirector,ADvisorsMarketingGroup
Successfully Competing for Decision Maker Funding• Communicatehowtoidentifyandplan
togetneededresourcesforcommunityrecreationduringthesecompetitivetimes
• Explainhowtopackageandsupporttheserecreationresourceneedsascommunityprioritiestodecisionmakers
MichaelShellito,ActingCityManager,CityofRoseville
LoriDonchak,Mayor,CityofSanClemente
Supporting Each Other — A Recreation & Facility Maintenance Partnership• Discussthe“needs”ofyourcommunity
versesthe“wants”ofthestaff
• Demonstratesuccessfulcommunicationtechniquesusedbetweenworkgroupsthatgetstafftofocusonprovidingqualityfacilitiesandprogramstotheircommunities
ScottMiller,SeniorParks&RecreationSupervisor,CityofRoseville
Sustainable Design for Restrooms/Park Buildings• Identifyandapplyspecificsustainability
strategiestoexistingandplannedrestroombuildings
• ExplaintheprovisionsofLEEDrules,andunderstandhowLEEDrequirementscanbemetinrestroom/parkbuildingprojects
RyanSmith,NationalSalesManager,ROMTEC,Inc.
VIP In Action: Repositioning to be Vital— A Program Life Cycle • Discusstheimportanceofaligningthe
professionscorevaluesintoyourworkdayinordertomoveforwardasanindividualwhocreatescommunityandqualityoflife
• Identifytenetsofpositioningincludingwhytoengageinrepositioning,typesofrepositioning,andunderstandingaprogramlifecycle
IdrisAl-Oboudi,RecreationServicesManager,CityofManhattanBeach.
KeithFulthorp,Ed.D.,Lecturer/InternshipCoordinator,CSULongBeach
2:45 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Leisure Research & Education Poster Session & Symposium (No CEUs)• Discussstudies,boththeoreticaland
appliedresearch,thatcontributetothedevelopmentofleisure,recreationandtourismprofessions
• Studytopicswillbelistedintheonsiteprogrambrochureatconference
CarolinLusby,Ph.D.,CSULongBeach
JerushaGreenwood,Ph.D.,AssistantProfessor,CalPolySanLuisObispo
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4:15 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Before Internships: What Students Need to Know• Discussemployerexpectationsfor
community-basedinterns
• Explainvariousresources&opportunitiesavailabletostudentspriortointernshipstohelpprepareforpark&recreationpositions
PanelofCaliforniaBasedPublicGovernmentInternshipProviders
California Community Foundations — Partners in Funding• Identifyprioritiesofcommunity
foundationsinprogramfundingandrelatetheseprioritiestosuccessfulpublicagencygrantapplications
• Describehowaworkingnon-profitsupportorganizationmayworkinamunicipalrecreationandparkagency
AlexanderPosada,DirectorofRecreation&Parks,CityofSantaMaria
RonGallo,President&CEO,SantaBarbaraFoundation
Cheap Training in an Expensive World• Identifythesevenlawsfordeveloping
in-housetraining
• Formulatearelevant,workabletrainingplanforyourorganization
GuilaMuir,Principal,Muir&Associates
Effective Community Workshop Techniques: A Proposition 84 Case Study• Demonstratepracticaltechniquestoget
themostoutoftheoutreach,workshopprocessandfollow-up
• DescribehowProposition84affectstheperformance-basedoutcomegoalsofaworkshopprocessandtheapplicationrequirements
RobertMueting,Principal,RJMDesignGroup,Inc.
RichardGould,DirectorofParks,Recreation,andCommunityServices,CityofSantaClarita
JohnCourtney,ASLA,LEEDAP,PrincipalLandscapeArchitect,RJMDesignGroup,Inc.
Healthy Communities— NRPA Achieve Initiative• Identifyhowtoincreaseusageand
establishmentofhealthpolicy,systemsandenvironmentalchangestrategiesfocusingontobaccocessation,physicalactivity,nutrition,obesity,heartdisease,anddiabetes;andtransformthepatternsofahealthycommunityintopractice
• IdentifypotentialpartnersinPublicHealth,Schools,CommunityOrganizationsandothersectorsinyourcommunity;enhancecollaborationbetweenlocalleadersandstakeholderstopreventchronicdiseasesandrelatedriskfactors
PamelaPassow,CommunityServicesManager,CityofLaMirada
LisaMontoya,CommunityServicesSupervisor,CityofLaMirada
Ignite Parks & Recreation Hot Topic (No CEUs)• Arapidwaytoconveyusefuland
engagingideas&solutionsfromavariedgroupofpresenters
• Fiveminutepresentations,eachusing20PowerPointslides
Teaching Youth to Be Community Leaders• Discussandpracticeskillsthatwillhelp
youfocusyouraudienceonkeyconceptsandideasinleadingtrainingsessionsforyouth
• Identifywaystoinvolveyouthleadersinleadershiptrainingforothercommunityyouth
VirginiaNonacaChavez,CommunityServicesSupervisor,CityofMissionViejo
PamelaLaw,M.D.,YouthDevelopmentFacilitator,LeadershipConcepts,Inc.
TonySanchez,YouthDevelopmentFacilitator,LeadershipConcepts,Inc.
The New Face of Homelessness: Public Facility Standards Hot Topic• Explainandanalyzepublicgovernment
bestpracticesolutionsthataddressthecausesofhomelessnessandhomelesssub-populations
• Discussresourcesforfederal,stateandlocalhomelessservices/programsthatdemonstratehowcommunitiescancollaborateusingexistingresources
BobCerince,CommunityServicesSupervisor,CityofAnaheim
Water Crisis? Get a SplashPad!• ExplainhowtodesignSplashPadsto
reducetheamountofwaterthatiswastedthroughcarryoffandwaterwaste
• EvaluateifandwhereaSplashPadcanbeusedwithintheapublicfacility
KevinSpence,ManagingPartner,MiraclePlaygroundSales
LeeBarocas,DepartmentalFacilityPlannerI,CountyofLosAngelesCounty
We’re All On the Same Team – Inclusive Play Activities• Practiceatleastfivegroupactivitiesused
whenintegratingadultsandyouth
• Explainhowtoadaptlessonstoreachalllevelsofparticipants
DaveBacon,M.S.,Professor,ElCaminoCollege
What’s Hot in Sacramento? CPRS Legislative Committee Meeting• Discusslegislativebillsbeingmonitored
byCPRS
• Discussopportunitiesformemberengagementtopositivelyimpactlegislativeoutcomes
PaulRomero,Chair,CPRSLegislativeCommittee
DouglasHouston,CPRSAdvocate,TheHoustonGroup
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