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Jack Hutslar, Ph.D.
4985 Oak Garden Drive
Kernersville, North Carolina 27284-9520, USA
Telephone 336 784-4926 [voice], 336 784-5546 [fax],
Email: Jack@NAYSI.com

SPECIALTIES:

Management, learning and teaching, writing, good listener for evaluation with emphases on fitness, recreation, education, sport and health

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES:

  • 1997: www.NAYSI.com, authored web page for North American Youth Sport Institute

  • 1996: American Youth Football, co-founder

  • 1994: Educacion Deportiva Internacional, co-founder with Roman Perez Villejo in Monterrey, N.L., Mexico

  • 1993: Munchkin Tennis revised and published for distribution, largest selling publication is USPTR history
    BEYOND X's and O's published in Spanish

  • 1991: Rise America, technical support for urban youth development program, providing management and educational guidance, program activities, evaluation, grant writing

  • 1990-1998: KIDbits: NAYSI Youth Facts & Demographics, editor and publisher, yearly edition, (previously published as a monthly magazine, calendar of activities and events for youngsters of the Triad)

  • 1989: Youth Basketball of America, Vice President of Education, helped design and develop YBOA, developed YBOA education programs, scholarship program, write and edit all YBOA publications like How To Conduct Successful Tournaments, YBOA Hoopsters and Jammin'

  • 1990-1991: WGHP-TV (WGHPiedmont 8, ABC), consultant on KIDbits news and features on youth

  • 1988: United States Professional Tennis Registry, wrote Munchkin Tennis; revised and published in 1993

  • 1986-87: Young American Bowling Alliance, Wrote YABA Coaches Manual: Beginning Bowling developed YABA training program for coaches

  • 1985-1992: Jack Hutslar's Weekly Column, appeared in many national publications including the Kernersville News, Winston-Salem Journal, InfoAAU, Balls and Strikes (ASA), ISIA Newsletter, National Athletic Director, Sports Report, Fast Break, Net News

  • 1981-1984: Wrote and revised Beyond X's and O's, published in 1985; published in Spanish in 1993

  • 1981-1984: AAU/USA Junior Olympic Basketball, Chrmn., started NC program

  • 1983: Pop Warner Football, Philadelphia, consultant on academics

  • 1979-1980: Sport Science Foundation, NC youth seminars, consultant

  • 1979: Educational clinics and workshops for directors, coaches, teachers, parents and
    students

  • 1979: Sport Scene (Quarterly), founder, editor, publisher

  • 1979: North American Youth Sport Institute, founder and CEO

  • 1968-1979: University professor in sport management, health, fitness, sport sciences & skills, teaching methods

  • 1963-1966: Elementary school teacher, junior high and high school coach

WRITING AND EDITING (ABBREVIATED LIST):

  1. KIDbits: Youth, Sport, Facts & Demographics, annual publication, started in 1994

  2. YBOA Hoopsters, Learning and growing through youth basketball, manual in progress for youth leaders

  3. How To Conduct Successful Tournaments. by Donald A. Ruedlinger and Jack Hutslar, Orlando: YBOA, due in 1998

  4. BEYOND X's and O's, Spanish language version published, December, 1993

  5. Munchkin Tennis. Chicago: Triumph Books, 1993

  6. YBOA Pass, Dribble, Shoot & Run: a skill development activity for students ages 6 to 18. Video and Test Manual, Norms to be developed by age, gender and skill level. Pilot study underway, funded by grant from SGMA. 1992.

  7. Munchkin Tennis. Hilton Head SC: USPTR, 1988, revised in 1993 and 1998 for mass distribution

  8. YABA Coaches Manual: Beginning Bowling. Greendale WI: YABA, 1987

  9. BEYOND X's and O's. Welcome NC: Wooten, 1985, 231 pp., translated into Spanish in 1993

  10. "The revenue sport system and the academic-athletic conflict," in American Sport Culture, Wiley Lee Umphlett (ed), Bucknell Press, 1985, pages 128 - 134

  11. "Using organizational development techniques to improve teaching," in Ideas II. Ronald P. Carlson (ed), NASPE, Reston VA: 1984, 33-34

  12. "How to attract and retain volunteer youth sport leaders, " InfoAAU , 55:3 (May-June, 1984) 8

  13. "Selling physical education," (Guest column) The School Administrator , 41:9 (Oct, 1984) 28-29

  14. "The problems in youth sport: from the sport management perspective," Leisure Information Newsletter , 9:4 (Spring, 1983) 1, 8-9, 5

  15. Arena Review, 6:1 (May 1982), articles on youth sport, editor of this issue and contributing author

  16. Youth Sport: A search for direction, Lewis and Appenzeller, 1981, co-writer

  17. "Sources of information for youth sport leaders," North Carolina Libraries, 38:2 (Summer, 1980) 37-40

  18. The Tramps: Semi-Pro Baseball in Good Times and Hard Times, unpublished manuscript, 1979

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS:

  • International Association for Continuing Education and Training

  • International Council for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport and Dance

  • National Council of Youth Sports

  • USA Baseball

  • World Leisure and Recreation Association

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:

  • 1979-2000: North American Youth Sport Institute/Sport Scene; self employed: consultant, trainer and writer

  • 1991-1992: North Carolina A & T State University, Instructor, continuing education, part time

  • 1986-1987: Winston-Salem State University, Supervisor of student teachers, part time

  • 1983-1984: United States Sports Academy, Associate Professor of Sport Management, Dean, NaFac

  • 1979-1980: Wake Forest University, Research Associate, Sociology

  • 1978-1979: University of North Carolina - Greensboro, Instructor, Physical Education

  • 1977-1978: Wake Forest University, Assistant Professor, Physical Education

  • 1976-1977: University of Tennessee - Chattanooga, Assistant Professor, Physical Education

  • 1972-1975: The Ohio State University, Graduate Assistant, Physical Education

  • 1967-1973: Penn State - McKeesport, Assistant Professor, Physical Education, Department Chrmn., Coach, IMs

  • 1963-1966: Hubbard (Ohio) Schools, Physical Education Teacher 1-8, Coach 5-12

EDUCATION:

  • The Ohio State University, Doctor of Philosophy, 1975

  • The Pennsylvania State University, Master of Science, 1970

  • The Ohio State University, Bachelor of Science in Education, 1963

  • Springfield South (Ohio) High School, Diploma, 1957