NW NIRSA CONFERENCE

NAH 337 SCHEDULE

TIME EVENT & DESCRIPTION SPEAKER

TIME EVENT & DESCRIPTION SPEAKER

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 2019

TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 2019

10:00 - 10:55AM

11:05AM - 12:00PM

1:00 - 1:55PM

2:05 - 3:00PM

10:05 - 11:00AM

11:10AM - 12:05PM

INTERGRATIVE FITNESS: MINDFUL TECHNIQUES FOR FITNESS, COACHING, & WELLNESS HABITS

SO YOU THINK YOU WANT TO START A SUMMER CAMP?

SETTING HEALTHY PRIORITIES

CAN A FLOOR DO MORE?

LECTURE: This lecture will provide attendees with tools and ideas on how to address groups while providing individualized attention and coaching to members of the group. First focusing on delivery, vocabulary and coaching style, attendees will then learn and discuss ways to provide a variety of modifi-cations and ideas for varying fitness levels. Discuss common barriers affecting how fitness is perceived. Learn methods to coach change in mindsets and approaches to wellness routines. Learn coaching

techniques to serve individuals and groups of all fitness levels.

LECTURE: Participants will come and learn our tips, tricks, and trials from our experience of building a summer youth camp from the ground up. We will go through our decision making about setting camp scope, curriculum, staffing, registration, risk management aspects, and of course what camp games to play! And on top of the fun we'll all play some camp games

too - giant parachute anyone?

Krista Dicomitis

WORKSHOP: Have you ever felt like you're constantly losing ground on all of your daily tasks? Do you ever feel so overwhelmed with work and life responsibilities that you don't know where to start? We have a workshop for you. Setting priorities in work and life can save you a ton of wasted time, energy, and stress. This workshop will focus on a practical technique that will allow you to tackle your most

important challenges today, and feel good about the progress you make.

Samantha Garcia& Spencer Sorensen

Neal Andrews& Cristin Stokes

Justine GillmanLECTURE: The flooring of a fitness space has a direct, literal impact on the people using it, not only their feet, back and joints, but also their ability to perform their best and avoid injury. This course focuses on selecting the right flooring for specific activities, from new types of functional training for everyday fitness to specialized training for elite athletes and state of the art sports medicine. Different activities require different balances of force reduction, energy restitution and acoustic capabilities. The right flooring can diminish fatigue, minimize discomfort, improve longevity and encourage personal bests.

Derrick Gleason

Liz BradleyDECISION MAKING

WORKSHOP: Participants will receive a number of tools to assist them in making decisions individually or as part of a group planning session. The goals of the session are to choose and communicate decision-making style with intention, use tools to bring clarity and transparency to decision making, and practice using differnet styles of decision making in a

group setting.

NETWORKING LIKE A PROWORKSHOP: "Networking like a PRO" provides useful information and tactics for students experiencing NIRSA for the first time to long-time professionals looking to increase their confidence and get the most out of networking events. This workshop will provide relevant tips in maximizing their networking experience as well as practical experience to implement

at the NW NIRSA Conference.

NIRSA COMPETENCY: PROGRAMMING/PERSONAL & PROFESSIONAL QUALITIES

NIRSA COMPETENCY: PROFESSIONAL & PERSONAL QUALITIES

NIRSA COMPETENCY: PHILOSOPHY AND THEORY/ PERSONAL PROFESSIONAL QUALITIES

NIRSA COMPETENCY: PERSONAL & PROFESSIONAL QUALITIES

Montana State University

Montana State University

NIRSA COMPETENCY: PROGRAMMING

NIRSA COMPETENCY: FACILITY MANAGEMENT/PLANNING & DESIGN