CURRICULUM VITAE Andrew L. Shim, Ed.D. 3303 Rebecca Street Sioux City, IA 51104 712-279-1780 [email protected]

ACADEMIC BACKGROUND: Doctor of Education, Summer 2002 United States International University, San Diego, CA Area of Concentration: Technology and Learning Secondary Area of Emphasis: Health Promotion Dissertation title: Improving HIV/AIDS Attitudes Through the Use of Distance Education Master of Arts, Summer 1993 California State University, Los Angeles, CA Area of Concentration: Exercise Science/Biomechanics Thesis title: Development of an Upper Body Power Field Test Bachelor of Science, Spring 1988 California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, CA Degree: Kinesiology and Health Promotion Area of Concentration: Corporate Fitness

EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE: January 2015 – Present

Professor/Department Chair, Founding Graduate Director of Kinesiology & Human Performance Briar Cliff University, Sioux City, IA

June 2010 – December 2014

Associate Professor/Chair, Graduate Coordinator, Division of Kinesiology & Sport Science (tenured March 2014) The University of South Dakota, Vermillion, SD

August 2008 – August 2010

Assistant Professor & Director of Human Performance Lab, Department of Exercise Science Dakota State University, Madison, SD

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August 2004 – August 2008

Assistant Professor, Motor Behavior Lab Director, Department of Health and Physical Education Indiana University of Pennsylvania

August 2000 – August 2004

Professor/Department Chair, Department of Health and Exercise Science (tenured August 2001) Southwestern College, Chula Vista, CA

August 1997 – August 2002

Associate Professor, Department Chair of Health and Exercise Science Southwestern College, Chula Vista, CA

November 2002 – January 2003

Part-time Lecturer San Diego State University, San Diego, CA

May 1995 – January 1999

Health Educator contractor Foundation Health HMO, Pasadena, CA

May 1995 – August 1995

Adjunct Professor Mission College, Sylmar, CA

August 1994 – January 1999

Adjunct Professor East Los Angeles College, Monterey Park, CA

September 1989 – July 1998

Assistant/Associate Professor Department of Health and Physical Education Los Angeles Community College District Los Angeles, CA (tenured September 1993)

September 1989 – June 1994

Wellness Consultant First Interstate Bancorp, Los Angeles, CA

September 1988 – June 1997

Part-time Lecturer/Adjunct Faculty California State Polytechnic University and I-Poly Charter High School, Pomona, CA

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SPECIAL HONORS OR RECOGNITIONS:

National Strength & Conditioning Association State Provincial Director of the Year, New Orleans, LA (presented July 9, 2016) Invited Keynote Speaker – 17th Annual Association for the Advancement of Educational Research. Hutchinson Island, FL. November 7, 2015 President’s Award – Eastern Educational Research Association (presented March 2015) Earned “Distinction” with the National Strength & Conditioning Association (May 2014) Editor in Chief – Journal of the Behavioral and Social Sciences (2013-2016) 2

Provincial State Director of North Dakota – National Strength & Conditioning Association Interim Editor in Chief – Journal of Research in Education (May 2013-2014) President’s Service Award – Eastern Educational Research Association (presented on February 24th, 2013) 2012 President’s Award for Research Innovation & Entrepreneurship: The University of South Dakota (awarded November 15, 2012) Certificate of Appreciation – National Strength & Conditioning Association Service Award (presented on July 15th, 2012) Nominated Belbas-Larson Award for Teaching Excellence: The University of South Dakota (January 30, 2012) President (2 year elected term: 2011–13) The Eastern Educational Research Association Chair, South Dakota HPER State Discipline Council (2 year elected term: September 29, 2010–2012) Provincial State Director of South Dakota – National Strength & Conditioning Association (elected term: 2011–2017) Australian Sports Medicine Federation Fellows Research Award: Performance Enhancement and Basic Science Category (October 17, 2009/Brisbane, Australia) University Reception Recognition: Showcasing Faculty for Scholarly Works, Indiana University of Pennsylvania (April 24, 2008) Certificate of Merit presented by the Indiana University of Pennsylvania Board of Trustees in Recognition of Faculty Productivity and Published Scholarship during 2007 (awarded: March 6, 2008)

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TEACHING AND ADVISING:

Courses Health and Wellness

Topics Mental and emotional health, fitness, nutrition, drug usage, tobacco, alcohol prevention, chronic and infectious diseases, sexuality, reproductive concepts, personal safety, consumerism, and environmental issues.

Prevention and Care of Injuries

EMS procedures, musculoskeletal, CPR, AEDs, wound recognition, poisoning, airway obstruction, emergency childbirth, burns, rescue breathing, liability, scope of practice, and shock. Pre-season 3

conditioning principles, Psychology of injury, and teaching strategies. Entry level class for EMT-B certification. Nutrition and the Athlete

Carbohydrate loading, protein usage, fat metabolism, vitamin and mineral supplementation, importance of hydration, body fat analysis, meal planning, and ergogenic aids with regards to different sports

Women Health Studies

Reproduction, sexuality, contraception and birth control, concepts of aging, nutrition, fitness, stress management, relationships, chronic and infectious diseases, and differences between men and women

Health and Fitness for Life

Cardiovascular diseases, nutrition, strength and endurance training, flexibility concerns, body composition, cardiorespiratory exercises, concepts of warm ups and cool downs, recognition of sports injuries, treatment, stress management techniques, chronic illnesses, individualized fitness programming, group fitness programming, certifications, internships, and concepts of sleep

Foundations of HPE EXS

Introductory class covering philosophical, historical, and occupational aspects of the professional field of Kinesiology & Sport Science

Motor Learning and Behavior

Classification of Motor Skills, Motor Control Theories, Motor Abilities, Performance Characteristics, Proprioception and Vision, Action Preparation, Memory, Transfer of Learning, Verbal Instructions, Feedback, Whole and Part Practice, and Mental Practice

Health and Fitness Tests and Measurements Lab

Assessment of lung function, cholesterol, submaximal stress tests, strength and muscular endurance, use of goniometer for flexibility testing, body composition via skin-folds, hydrostatic, and computerized nutritional profiles

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Field Internships

Covers types of facilities, methodology of internship experience, individualized fitness programming, group fitness programming, liabilities, networking with professionals, certifications, cultural and diverse clientele concepts, future considerations in society. Performed visitations and follow-up with facilities where interns served.

Thesis (Graduate)

Advise Master’s level research, aid with data collection, interpretation of data, and completion of studies, leading to a verbal defense of the research project.

Introduction to Applied Kinesiology (lecture/lab)

Arthrology, osteology and myology with special emphasis on movement analysis. Covers individual and group prime movers, understanding of origin and insertion points and how this relates to human movement.

Motor Behavior

Cognitive, social, and perceptual motor development; Prenatal development and movement throughout the lifespan. Assessment of motor skills and development of motor skill programs.

Special Topics

Selected topics have included: Research Initiative, Sports Nutrition, Exercise & Aging, Physiological Basis of Strength.

Foundations of Safety and Emergency Healthcare

Biomechanics

Instructor-trainer level course for EMS procedures, musculoskeletal, CPR, AEDs, wound recognition, poisoning, airway obstruction, emergency childbirth, burns, rescue breathing, liability, scope of practice, and shock. Systematic approach to the analysis of human motion, understanding principles of the anatomical, and biomechanical fundamentals of movement, application of anatomical and biomechanical analysis to the learning and improvement of a broad spectrum of movement activities.

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Practicum

Provide an understanding of the anatomical and biomechanical fundamentals of human motion and apply them to participants in an activity setting, provide experiences that require students to apply anatomical and biomechanical analysis to the learning and improvement of a broad spectrum of movement activities.

Evaluation of Research

Introduction in the process of understanding how to perform research at the graduate level. Topics include: Statement of the Problem, Review of Literature, Methods of Data Collection, and Types of Research that involves their specific field of study.

Exercise Physiology Lab Applications

Practical lab/lecture graduate course in Advanced Exercise Physiology assessments including stress testing, BodPod, and field testing in order to develop skills in both laboratory and field settings.

Exercise Physiology

Practical lab/lecture undergraduate course in assessments, including stress testing, BodPod, and field testing in order to develop skills in both laboratory and field settings

Graduate Seminar

Current event topics course developing skills for upcoming career paths and preparation in Kinesiology & Exercise Science

III. GRANTS OR APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS TO SUPPORT TEACHING OR ADVISING: Shim, A.L. (2015) Burlington Northern Santa Fe Community Grant. $10,000 (submitted September 12, 2015 – under review) Shim, A.L. (2015) Union Pacific Railroad Community Grant. $15,000 (submitted September 12, 2015 – under review) Shim, A.L. (2015) Siouxland Health $15,000 (not funded: September 27, 2015) Shim, A.L., Strough, H. (2015). Mayo Clinic Start-up Grant: $100,000 (not funded: September 4, 2015) Shim, A. L. (2013). Three year term faculty support grant. Strategic Initiative Fund amount $232,466.55 (funded: January 2014) 6

Beebe, J., Shim, A. L. (2011). Collaboration of Research Through Motion Analysis to Evaluate Human Movement. SDBOR Improvement Grant proposal amount $187,000 (not funded: August 18, 2011). Shim, A. L. (2010). Distance Education Summer Development Grant. Community Health course. Dakota State University. $2,700 proposal. (completed August 6, 2010). Shim, A. L. (2009). Distance Course Development Summer Grant. Dakota State University. Funded $5,000. (completed May 13, 2009). Shim, A. L. (2004). ACPAC Technology Exploration and Innovation Fund. Moodles Online System. Funded $1,000. (completed April 2005). Shim, A. L. (2001). CLC Grant: Improving Instructional Classrooms for Health Technology. Funded $36,000. (completed December 2002). C. Graduate student mentoring at Briar Cliff University (Primary Advisor): • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Brady Summers (2015-17) M.A. Kinesiology & Human Performance Jonathan Hanson (2015-17) M.A. Kinesiology & Human Performance Sam Acheampong (2015-17) M.S. Kinesiology & Human Performance Gina Sementa (2015-17) M.S. Kinesiology & Human Performance Jorden Steele (2015-16) M.S. Kinesiology & Human Performance Mykl Boyd (2015-17) M.A. Kinesiology & Human Performance Ryan Dickinson (2015-17) M.A. Kinesiology & Human Performance David Espinosa (2015-17) M.A. Kinesiology & Human Performance John Tinker (2015-17) M.A. Kinesiology & Human Performance Greg Barner (2015-16) M.A. Kinesiology & Human Performance Jesus Jimenez Sanchez (2015-17) M.A. Kinesiology & Human Performance Elise Strutt (2015-17) M.A. Kinesiology & Human Performance Zach McCabe (2015-17) M.A. Kinesiology & Human Performance Tyler Westhoff (2015-17) M.A. Kinesiology & Human Performance Malcolm Pope (2016-17) M.A. Kinesiology & Human Performance

D. Undergraduate Advising at Briar Cliff University • Spring 2015 – Summer 2015 (30 undergraduate advisees) • Fall 2015 – Winter 2016 (60 undergraduate advisees) • Spring 2016 – Summer 2016 (100 undergraduate advisees)

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E. Graduate student mentoring at the University of South Dakota (Primary Advisor): • • • • • • • • • • • • • F.

Aaron Alyward (2010-12) M.A. Kinesiology & Sport Science (non-thesis track) Carter Jacobsen (2010-12) M.A. Kinesiology & Sport Science (non-thesis track/graduate student research grant awardee) Laura Johnson (2010-12) M.A. Kinesiology & Sport Science (non-thesis track) Eric Pownell (2010-12) M.A. Kinesiology & Sport Science (non-thesis track) David Hopper (2010-12) M.A. Kinesiology & Sport Science (non-thesis track) Austin Schanzenbach (2010-12) M.A. Kinesiology & Sport Science (non-thesis track) Michael Renfro (2010-12) M.A. Kinesiology & Sport Science (non-thesis track) Kylea Sheley (2010-12) M.A. Kinesiology & Sport Science (non-thesis track) Emma Ladwig (2010-12) M.A. Kinesiology & Sport Science (thesis track) Rheannon Bowman (2012-14) M.A. Kinesiology & Sport Science (non-thesis track) Eric Wiedenman (2012-14) M.A. Kinesiology & Sport Science (non-thesis track) Trevor McKnown (2012-14) M.A. Kinesiology & Sport Science (non-thesis track) William Lane (2011-14) M.A. Kinesiology & Sport Science (non-thesis track) Graduate student committees at the University of South Dakota:

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Robert Meyer (2010). Ed.D. Adult and Higher Education (dissertation committee member) “Army Reserve Instructors’ Perceptions Regarding the Effectiveness of the Experiential Learning Model in Teaching Mid-Level Army Reserve Officers”. Emma Ladwig (2012) M.A. KSS (thesis committee chair) Thesis title: “Preseason and Post-Season Body Composition does not Change Relative to Playing Time in Division I Female Basketball Players”. Danielle Hemingson (2012) M.A. KSS (thesis committee chair) Thesis title: “Health and Wellness Students’ Perception of Exercise Science Professors’ Intelligence, Based on Sheldon’s Body Types”. Tane Owens (2013) M.A. KSS (thesis committee member) Thesis title: “The Effects of an Unanticipated Directional Stimulus on Lower Extremity Biomechanics during a Drop Landing and Sublateral Cut”.

G. Non classroom teaching at the University of South Dakota (undergraduate research mentoring, internship experiences, workshops, etc.) 1) Strider Bike Study Student Researchers (Fall 2012) • Bailey Lupardus (Undergrad) • Westin McGill (Undergrad) • Andrew Homan (Undergrad) • Casey Shade (Undergrad) • Kate Snow (Undergrad) • Ryan Hernandez (Undergrad) • John Vining (Undergrad) 8

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Eric Thien (Undergrad) Colin Smith (Undergrad) Brittany Heller (Undergrad) Katie Winters (Undergrad) Ashlee Johnson (Undergrad) Bre Zmolek (Undergrad) Eric Pownell (Grad)

2) Undergraduate Internships (2010-2014): • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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David Hopper – Avera Sports Institute, Sioux Falls, SD (2011) Darcy Youngstrom – Camp Pendleton Marine Base Fitness Center, Oceanside, CA (2011) Garrett Anderson – Avera Sports Institute, Sioux Falls, SD (2012) Mike Jorgensen – Avera Sports Institute, Sioux Falls, SD (2012) Hunter Glascock – Avera Sports Institute, Sioux Falls, SD (2012) Addie Mulligan – USAA Federal Savings Bank, San Antonio, TX (2012) Brooke Kemnitz – USAA Federal Savings Bank, San Antonio, TX (2012) Bre Zmolek – City of Canton, Canton, SD (2012) Jeff Mettler – CATZ Sports, Pasadena, CA (2013) Jenni DeRuyter – Fitness Quest 10, San Diego, CA (2013) Stephanie Rushton – Avera Sports Institute, Sioux Falls, SD (2013) AJ Schable – Avera Sports Institute, Sioux Falls, SD (2013) Jacob Aus – CNOS Velocity Program, Dakota Dunes, SD (2013) Ashley Johnson – Athletes Performance, Phoenix, AZ (2013) Cody Linder - Athletes Performance, Phoenix, AZ (2013) Brittany Heller – Velocity Sports, Champlin, MN (2013) Kate Snow – University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN (2013) Kyle Ballew – East Los Angeles College, Los Angeles, CA (2014) Rachel Weinandt – CATZ Sports, Pasadena, CA (2014) Jordan Decker – Avera Sports Institute, Sioux Falls, SD (2014) Jordan Geiman – Avera Sports Institute, Sioux Falls, SD (2014) Hanna Nelich-Arobba – Avera Sports Institute, Sioux Falls, SD (2014) Jason Steinberg – Steadman Hawkins Orthopedic, Denver, CO (2014) Whitney Redler – USAA Federal Savings Bank, San Antonio, TX (2014) Nealy Pesicka – Dr. Kenneth Cooper’s Center for Aerobic Research, Dallas, TX (2014)

Rocky Mountain Chapter American College of Sports Medicine Conference & Student College Bowl Competition – Denver, CO (April 5-8th, 2013) • Jenni DeRuyter (undergrad) • Jill Mogensen (undergrad) • Amanda Edwards (undergrad) • Jared Huggett (undergrad) • Taylor Huseman (undergrad) • Brandon Koch (undergrad) 9

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Rachel Weinandt (undergrad) Whiney Redler (undergrad) Brittany Homan (undergrad) Jenna Jansen (undergrad) Tarkenton Kingsbury (undergrad) Brittlyn Dillow (undergrad) Nicole Hovdestad (undergrad) Megan Hilson (undergrad) Kristin Steffen (undergrad) Eric Wiedenmann (grad) Phil Carmody (grad) Derek Eversley (grad) Tane Owens (grad)

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Research Study Using the BodPod with the Department of Physical Therapy titled, “Assessing Various Body Composition Measurements as an Appropriate Tool for Estimating Body Fat in National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I Female Collegiate Athletes”. (October 2010) • Amanda Trost, SPT • Alicia Verhulst, SPT • Renae Keppen, SPT • Rob Lynde, SPT

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Kristin Steffen (2013) “Does a Slackline Device Improve Proprioception in College Aged Students?” [Faculty mentor/Chair of thesis committee]. Successful defense on December 13, 2013.

NSCA North-Central Regional Conference – Cedar Falls, IA. (April 12-13th, 2014) • Whitney Redler – (undergrad) • Brad Keane – (undergrad) H.

Advising at the University of South Dakota (Undergrad) • • •

Fall 2010 – Spring 2011 (5 undergraduate advisees) Fall 2011 – Spring 2012 (45 undergraduate advisees) Fall 2012 – Spring 2013 (54 undergraduate advisees) Fall 2013 – Spring 2014 (84 undergraduate advisees)

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Development of teaching strategies, assessments, methods (U of South Dakota)

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Developed the first online course for the HPER/KSS Division – HLTH 422 Nutrition (December 2010). Authored HLTH 103 Personal Health online course (December 2010) Division name change from HPER to KSS (SDBOR approval in December 2010) Revised the comprehensive examination for graduate students to reflect coursework taken (April 2011) Restructured HLTH 103 Personal Health Correspondence course (May 2011) Authored PE 180 Foundations of HPE online course (June 2011) Revised exit surveys for KSS grad students for assessment purposes (June 2011) Revamped undergraduate and graduate curriculum to utilize the concept of implementing research among the KSS students as a requirement (SDBOR approval in August 2011). Authored HLTH 300 Foundations of Health Education online course (August 2012) Authored PE 330 Physical Education K-8 Methods online course (January 2013) Authored PE 453 Sport Psychology online course (March 2013)

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RESEARCH/CREATIVE ACTIVITY

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Research Publications

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Shim, A. L., Niederbracht, Y., Strough, H. (2016). Can a 5 Week Strength Training Program Produce Range of Motion Adaptations in Amateur Female Tennis Players? International Journal of Science, Culture, & Sport. 23(6). Co-investigator responsible for 60% of the work. Shim, A. L., Peterson, S., Turbes, J. (2016). Incorporating Pedal-less Bicycles into an afterschool curriculum to Improve Stability in Autistic Children. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation, & Dance, 87(2), 50-51. Principal investigator responsible for 95% of the work. Shim, A.L., Steffen, K., Hauer, P., Cross, P., Van Ryssegem, G., (2015). The Effects of Balance Training on Stability and Proprioception Scores of the Ankle in College Students. International Journal of Kinesiology & Sports Sciences, 3(4), 16-21. Coinvestigator responsible for 45% of the work. Shim, A. L., Norman, S. (2015). Incorporating Pedal-less Bicycles into a Pre-K through 3rd grade curriculum to Improve Stability in Children. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation, & Dance, 86(1), 50-51. Co-investigator responsible for 80% of the work. Shim, A. L., Cross, P., Norman, S., Hauer, P. (2014). Assessing Various Body Composition Measurements as an Appropriate Tool for Estimating Body Fat in Division 1 Female Collegiate Athletes. American Journal of Sports Science and Medicine. 2(1), 1-5. Co-investigator responsible for 65% of the work. 11

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Hemingson, D., Shim, A. L., Choi, Hee-sook, (2013). Does a Professor’s Somatotype Influence Perceptions of Their Intelligence from Exercise Science Students? Journal of Sports Science. 1(1), 46-51. Co-investigator performed 40% of the work. Ladwig, E., Shim, A.L., Yom, J.P., Cross, P., Beebe, J. (2013). Preseason And Post Season Body Composition Does Not Change Relative To Playing Time In Division I Female Basketball Players. International Journal of Exercise Science, 6(3), 208-216. Co-investigator responsible for 50% of the work. Shim, A.L., Norman, S.P., Kim, Y.A. (2013). Teaching Balance Training to Improve Stability and Cognition for Children. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, 84(9),15-17. Principal investigator responsible for 60% of the work. Crider, D. A., Klinger, W. R., Shim, A. L. (2011). Adaptive Tai Chi: A Proposed Teaching Model for Health & Wellness. Applied Research in Coaching and Research Annual, 1(2011), 91-108. Co-investigator responsible for 45% of the work. Shim, A. L., Crider, D. A., Kim, P., Raffin, J. T. (2010). Can the Use of Video iPods Promote Cognitive Residue in College Health and Wellness Students? Chronicles of Kinesiology and Higher Education, 21(1), 14-19. Principal Investigator responsible for 95% of the work. Shim, A.L., Kim, P., Briscoe, R. L. (2008). Quintessential Instructional Archives (QUIA): An Online Template Method Used to Enhance Learning in College Health and Wellness Students. Journal for the Advancement of Educational Research, 4(1), 49-56. Principal investigator responsible for 90% of the work. Niederbracht, Y. & Shim, A. L. (2008). Concentric Internal and Eccentric External Muscular Fatigue of the Shoulder Rotator Muscles in Overhead Athletes. N Am J Sports Phys Ther., 3(2), 89–94. Co-investigator responsible for 50% of the work. Niederbracht, Y., Shim, A. L., Sloniger,M. L., Paternostro-Bayles, M., Short, T. J. (2008). The Effects of a 5 Week External Rotation Shoulder Strength Training Program on Collegiate Women Tennis Players. Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research, 22(1), 140-145. Co-investigator responsible for 40% of the work. Shim, A.L. & Briscoe, R. L. (2007). Cultural Concerns with Online Formats: Another Border Issue Between Mexico and the United States. Journal for the Advancement of Educational Research, 3(1), 44-52. Principal investigator responsible for 95% of the work. Shim, A. L., Vess, R. (2003). Funding of Program Review in Community Colleges: A Collaborative Effect, Academic Leadership: Journal for Community and Technical College Leaders, 1(2003). Principal investigator responsible for 80% of the work. Shim, A.L., Bailey, M.L., & S.H. Westings. (2001). Development of a Field Test for Upper-Body Power. Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research, 15(2), 192-197. Principal investigator responsible for 90% of the work. 12

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Creative works or activities

Shim, A. L., Crider, D. A., Kim, P. Raffin, J. T. (November, 2008). Improving Cognitive Residue Through the Use of Video Ipods on College Health and Wellness Students. AACE 2008 World Conference on E-Learning in Corporate, Government, Healthcare, & Higher Education Conference Abstract and Paper Brief. Las Vegas, NV Crider, D. A., Shim, A. L., Raffin, J. T. (April, 2008). iPods II: How to Implement these techno devices into class activities. AAHPERD Conference Proceedings, Ft. Worth, TX. Shim, A. L., Smith, A.D., Shaffer, S.E. (April, 2008). Medicine Ball Training: The Prescription for Stimulating Optimal Motor Performance. AAHPERD Conference Proceedings, Ft. Worth, TX Hsiao, Richard, Shim, A. L. (June, 2007). Motivational Factors in Sport Organizations. 7th Annual Sports Management Conference Proceedings, Taipei, Taiwan. Shim, A. L., Crider, D. A. (March, 2007). iPods: How to Implement these techno devices into class activities. AAHPERD Conference Proceedings. Baltimore, MD Hsiao, Richard, Shim, A. L. (June, 2006). Swim at Your Own Risk: Is a disclaimer the only way to protect the liability of hotel pool management? 6th Annual Sports Management Conference Proceedings, Taipei, Taiwan. Nationally Published Newsletters: Shim, A. L. (May, 2006). An iPod Apple a Day. Great Ideas in Teaching Health and Wellness Newsletter, Benjamin Cummings Publishers, 4(1). Shim, A. L. (May, 2005). Using the Web in Health Education Great Ideas in Teaching Health and Wellness Newsletter, Benjamin Cummings Publishers, 3(1). C.

Textbooks and instructor ancillaries publications Shim, A. L. (2015). Exploring the Field of Kinesiology in the 21st Century. KendallHunt Publishers 1e Shim, A. L. (2012). Fit and Well: Core Concepts and Labs in Physical Fitness and Wellness/Instructor Course Integration Guidebook, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 10e. Shim, A. L. (2010). Fit and Well: Core Concepts and Labs in Physical Fitness and Wellness/Instructor Course Integration Guidebook, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 9e. Shim, A. L. (2008). Fit and Well: Core Concepts and Labs in Physical Fitness and Wellness. Powerpoint Ancillary, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 7e. 13

Shim, A.L. (2008). Comprehensive School Health Education, Powerpoint Ancillary, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 6e. Shim, A. L. (2007). Contemporary Women’s Health, Issues for Today and the Future, Powerpoint Ancillary, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 3e. Shim, A.L. (2006). Comprehensive School Health Education, Powerpoint Ancillary, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 5e. Shim, A. L. (2006). Fit and Well: Core Concepts and Labs in Physical Fitness and Wellness, Powerpoint Ancillary, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 6e. Shim, A. L. (2005). Your Health Today: Choices in a Changing Society, Powerpoint Ancillary, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 1e. Shim, A. L. (2005). Core Concepts in Health, Powerpoint Ancillary, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 10e. Shim, A. L. (2005). Concepts of Physical Fitness, Testbank, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 6e. Shim, A. L. (2005). How to Design and Evaluate Research in Education, Powerpoint Ancillary, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 6e. Shim, A. L. (2004). Instructor Guidebook, Health Education Videoclip Taxonomy, 1 (34). Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 1e. Shim, A. L. (2004). Contemporary Women’s Health, Issues for Today and the Future, Powerpoint Ancillary & Testbank, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 2e. Shim, A.L. (2004). Inventory of Health Behaviors, Mcgraw-Hill Dushkin Publishers, 4e. Shim, A.L. (2004). Comprehensive School Health Education, Powerpoint Ancillary & Testbank, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 4e. Shim, A.L. (2004). Understanding Your Health, Powerpoint Ancillary, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 8e. Shim, A.L. (2004). Focus on Health, Powerpoint Ancillary, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 7e. Shim, A.L. (2004). A Wellness Way of Life, Powerpoint Ancillary, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 6e. Shim, A.L. (2004). Concepts of Physical Fitness, Powerpoint Ancillary, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 12e. Shim, A. L. (2003). Motor Learning and Control, Powerpoint Ancillary, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 7e. 14

Shim, A. L. (2003). Introduction into Physical Education, Fitness, and Sport, Powerpoint Ancillary, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 5e. Shim, A. L. (2003). Children Moving, Ancillary Testbank, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 5e. Shim, A. L. (2003). Elementary Classroom Teachers as Movement Educators, Ancillary Testbank. Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 1e Shim, A. L. (2003). Comprehensive Stress Management, Powerpoint Ancillary, McgrawHill Publishers, 8e. Shim, A. L. (2003). Drugs, Society, and Human Behavior Powerpoint Ancillary, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 10e. Shim, A. L. (2002). Wellness: Concepts and Applications, Testbank Ancillary, McgrawHill Publishers, 5e. Shim, A. L., (2002). Concepts of Physical Fitness, Testbank Ancillary, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 4e. Shim, A. L., (2002). Fit and Well, Powerpoint Ancillary, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 5e. Shim, A. L. (2002). Focus on Health, Powerpoint & Testbank Ancillary, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 6e. Shim, A. L. (2002). Comprehensive School Health Education, Powerpoint Ancillary, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 3e. Shim, A.L. (2001). Understanding Your Health, PowerPoint Ancillary, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 7e. Shim, A.L. (2001). Drugs in Modern Society, PowerPoint Ancillary, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 6e. D.

Grants (Cited title, funding agency, dates, and amount of funding).

1. Extramural Grants Received or Active Shim, A. L. (2006-07). Pennsylvania Department of Education/Centers for Disease Control and Prevention HIV Update. Funded $21,000. Date completed: May 2007. 2. Extramural Applications Shim, A. L., Giger, J. (2012). Development of a Fall Prevention Program in Rural South Dakota for Older Adults. SDBOR Seed Grant proposal amount $200,000. (not funded: May 30, 2012). Beebe, J., Shim, A. L. (2011). Collaboration of Research Through Motion Analysis to Evaluate Human Movement. SDBOR Improvement Grant proposal amount $187,000 (not funded: August 18, 2011). 15

3. Intramural grants and support Shim, A. L., Dittman, J. (2010). Faculty-Student Research Pod. Validation of a Lower Body Field Test. Dakota State University. Funded $3,000. Date completed: April 17, 2010. Shim, A. L., Mydland, G. (2008-09). Faculty Research Initiative, Effects of Weighted Vests and Self-Concept in Post-menopausal Women Study. Dakota State University. Funded $1,000. Date completed: April 23, 2009. Shim, A. L. (2008-09). Faculty Research Initiative, Stability Comparison Study, Dakota State University. Funded $1,000. Date completed: April 23, 2009. Shim, A. L. (2006). ACPAC Med Gem Metabolic Device Technology Grant. Funded $2,800. Date completed: April 2008. E.

Other activities (abstracts, presentations, book reviews, patents etc.)

Published Peer-reviewed Research Abstracts Shim, A. L., Peterson, S., Turbes, J. , Kay, E., Newman, D. (2016) Does the Use of Pedal-less Bicycles Improve Stability Scores in Six to Ten Years Old Children Diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder? International Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 3(4), 16-21. Co-investigator responsible for 95% of this abstract. Shim, A.L., Steffen, K., Hauer, P., Cross, P., Van Ryssegem, G., (2016). The Effects of Balance Training on Stability and Proprioception Scores of the Ankle in College Students. International Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 3(4), 16-21. Coinvestigator responsible for 75% of the abstract. Shim, A. L. & Niederbracht, Y. (2014). Can a 5 Week Strength Training Program Produce Range of Motion Adaptations in Amateur Female Tennis Players? Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport. 23(6).Co-investigator responsible for 60% of this abstract. Shim, A. L., Short, T., E.,Yom, J. Norman, S. (2013). Can Pedal-less Bicycles Improve Stability Scores in 3-5 year old children? Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 23(6), Principal investigator responsible for 90% of this abstract. Yom, J., Shim, A. L., Owens, T. (2013). The Biomechanical Effects of Cutting Decision Making on the Lower Extremity during a Drop-Landing. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 23(6), Co-investigator responsible for 30% of this abstract. Shim, A. L., Ladwig, E.,Yom, J. P., Cross, P., Beebe, J. (2013). Preseason and PostSeason Body Composition does not Change Relative to Playing Time in Division I Female Basketball Players. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 15(7), Principal investigator responsible for 85% of this abstract. 16

Hemingson, D., Shim, A. L., Choi, Hee-sook, Cross, P., Short, T. (2012). Health and Wellness Students’ Perception of Exercise Science Professors’ Intelligence, Based on Sheldon’s Body Types. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 23(6), Co- investigator responsible for 50% of this abstract. Cross, P., Shim, A. L. (2011). Assessing Various Body Composition Measurements as an Appropriate Tool for Estimating Body Fat in Division 1 Female Collegiate Athletes. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 23(6), Co-investigator responsible for 50% of this abstract. Shim, A. L., Drum, S. N. (2011). Validation of a Ramp Stair Test for Leg Power. Medicine and Science in Sport and Exercise, 43(5), Primary investigator responsible for 95% of this abstract. Shim, A.L., Crider, D.A. (2011). Can Wobble Boards Improve Proprioception Scores in College Students? Research Quarterly, 82(1), Principal investigator responsible for 95% of this abstract. Chase, L., Shim, A. L. (2010). Determinates in Senior Adults and the Relationship of Strength Training. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 13(6), Co- investigator responsible for 85% of this abstract. Shim, A.L., Crider, D. A., Drum, S. (2010). Improving Proprioception through the Use of Tai Chi Chaun. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 13(6), Principal investigator responsible for 90% of this abstract. Shim, A. L., Westcott, W. L. (2009). Effects of RMR and Resting VO2 Based on an 8 week Strength Training Program on Senior Adults. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 12(6), Principal investigator responsible for 90% of this abstract. Welter, J. L., Pheneger, A.J., Shim, A. L. (2009). Improving Proprioception Through the Use of a Slackline Device on College-aged Students. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 12(6), Co-investigator responsible for 70% of this abstract. Shim, A. L., Crider, D. A., McDaniel, L. W., Bae, S. W. (2009). Comparison of Stability Scores on College Health and Wellness Students Using Commercial Balance Programs. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 12(6), Principal investigator responsible for 90% of this abstract. Shim, A. L. & Westcott, W. L. (2009). Effects of Once a Week Strength Training on Senior Adults, Research Quarterly, 80(2), Principal investigator responsible for 85% of this abstract. Niederbracht, Y. & Shim, A. L. (2006). Muscular Fatigue of the Shoulder Rotator Muscles Prior To and After an Endurance Based Strength Training Program. Medicine and Science in Sport and Exercise, 38(5), Co-investigator responsible for 40% of this abstract. 17

Niederbracht, Y. & Shim, A. L. (2006). The Effects of a 5 Week External Rotation Shoulder Strength Training Program on Collegiate Women Tennis Players. Research Quarterly, 77(1), Co-investigator responsible for 45% of this abstract. Shim, A. L., Bailey,M. L., & Westings, S. H. (1994). Development of a Field Test for Upper Body Power. Medicine and Science in Sports & Exercise, 26(5):S152. Principal investigator responsible for 95% of this abstract. Book Chapters and Lab manuals: Shim, L., Shim, A. L. (2014). The Management of Business in Sport: A Global Perspective. 1e, Chapters 8-9, L&B Publishers, Taipei, Taiwan Morgan, C. L., Shim, A. L. (2000). Southwestern College Fitness Manual, 1e. Shim, A. L. (2000-2004). Inventory of Health Behaviors, Dushkin/Mcgraw-Hill Publishers, 1-4e. Shim, A. L. (1996). Taekwondo, Volume One: Digital Star Productions, Los Angeles, CA. Presentations: Shim, A. L., Peterson, S., Turbes, J. , Kay, E., Newman, D. (2016) Does the Use of Pedal-less Bicycles Improve Stability Scores in Six to Ten Years Old Children Diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder? Sports Medicine Australia. Melbourne, Australia. Co-investigator responsible for 95% of the work. Shim, A.L., Steffen, K., Hauer, P., Cross, P., Van Ryssegem, G., (2016). The Effects of Balance Training on Stability and Proprioception Scores of the Ankle in College Students. Sports Medicine Australia. Melbourne, Australia. Principal investigator responsible for 50% of the work. Shim, A. L., Hemingson, D. (February 2015). Does a Professor’s Somatotype Influence Perceptions of Their Intelligence from Exercise Science Students? American Association of Behavioral & Social Sciences Annual Meeting. Las Vegas, NV. Shim, A. L. & Niederbracht, Y. (October, 2014). Can a 5 Week Strength Training Program Produce Range of Motion Adaptations in Amateur Female Tennis Players? Sports Medicine Australia. Canberra, Australia. Principal investigator responsible for 80% of the work. Shim, A. L. (January, 2014). Developing an Online Sport Management Master’s Program in Kinesiology at a Mid-western State Institution. National Association of Kinesiology in Higher Education Annual Conference. San Diego, CA.

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Shim, A.L. (November, 2013). The Use of Proprioception Through the Use of Balance Bows to Enhance Athletic Performance. National Strength & Conditioning Association State Conference. Vermillion, SD. Shim, A. L., Short, T., Yom, J. Norman, S. (October, 2013). Can Pedal-less Bicycles Improve Stability Scores in 3-5 year old children? Sports Medicine Australia. Phuket, Thailand. Principal investigator responsible for 80% of the work. Yom, J., Shim, A. L., Owens, T. (October, 2013). The Biomechanical Effects of Cutting Decision Making on the Lower Extremity during a Drop-Landing. Sports Medicine Australia. Phuket, Thailand. Co-investigator responsible for 30% of the work. Shim, A. L., Ladwig, E., Yom, J. P., Cross, P., Beebe, J. (July, 2013). Preseason and Post-Season Body Composition does not Change Relative to Playing Time in Division I Female Basketball Players. National Strength & Conditioning Association Annual Conference. Las Vegas, NV. Principal investigator responsible for 80% of the work. Owens, T., Yom, J., Shim, A. L., Beebe, J. (April, 2013). The Effects of an Unanticipated Directional Stimulus on Lower Extremity Biomechanics During a Drop Landing and Sublateral Cut. Rocky Mountain Chapter of The American College of Sports Medicine Conference. Denver, CO. Co-investigator responsible for 15% of the work. Hemingson, D., Shim, A. L., Choi, Hee-sook, Cross, P., Short, T. (November, 2012). Health and Wellness Students’ Perception of Exercise Science Professors’ Intelligence, Based on Sheldon’s Body Types. Australian Conference of Science & Medicine in Sports. Sydney, Australia. Co-investigator responsible for 20% of the work. Shim, A.L. (May, 2012). The Use of Proprioception to Enhance Athletic Performance. National Strength & Conditioning Association Regional Conference. Bloomington, MN. Shim, A.L. (April, 2012). The Use of Weighted Gear to Enhance Athletic Performance. National Strength & Conditioning Association South Dakota State Conference. Sioux Falls, SD. Hemingson, D., Shim, A. L., Choi, Hee-sook, Cross, P., Short, T. (March, 2012). Health and Wellness Students’ Perception of Exercise Science Professors’ Intelligence, Based on Sheldon’s Body Types. Northland Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine Spring Tutorial Meeting. Minneapolis, MN. Co-investigator responsible for 20% of the work. Shim, A. L. (January, 2012). Improving Diversity, Retention, Globalization, and Entrepreneurism in Kinesiology at a Mid-western State Institution. 2012 National Association of Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education Annual Conference. San Diego, CA.

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Cross, P., Shim, A. L. (October, 2011). Assessing Various Body Composition Measurements as an Appropriate Tool for Estimating Body Fat in Division 1 Female Collegiate Athletes. Australian Conference of Science & Medicine in Sports. Fremantle, Australia. Co-investigator responsible for 50% of the work. Shim, A. L., Drum, S. N. (May, 2011). Validation of a Ramp Stair Test for Leg Power. 57th Annual American College of Sports Medicine National Convention. Denver, CO. Principal investigator responsible for 90% of the work. Invited Speaker: (April, 2011). 11th Annual South Dakota Power Enhancement State Clinic. The Use of Weighted Vests for Improving Athletic Performance. Sioux Falls, SD. Shim, A. L., Crider, D.A. (March, 2011). Can Wobble Boards Improve Proprioception Scores in College Students? AAHPERD National Convention - Research Consortium. San Diego, CA. Principal investigator responsible for 90% of the work. Miller, M. Deggs, D. Newman, R., Shim, A. (February, 2011). The Graduate Student Educational Research Association Annual Conference, Sarasota, FL. Co- investigator responsible for 25% of the work. Shim, A. L., Briscoe, R. L. (February, 2011). Can the use of i-Products improve learning among college students? 34th Annual Eastern Educational Research Association Annual Conference, Sarasota, FL. Principal investigator responsible for 75% of the work. Invited Speaker: (January, 2011). YWCA-Avera. Understanding Resting and Exercise Metabolism and Methods Towards Improving Your Thermostat. Sioux Falls, SD. Chase, L., Shim, A. L. (November, 2010). Determinates in Senior Adults and the Relationship of Strength Training. 2010 Asics Conference of Science and Medicine in Sport. Port Douglas, Australia. Co-investigator responsible for 65% of the work. Shim, A.L., Crider, D. A., Drum, S. (November, 2010). Improving Proprioception through the Use of Tai Chi Chaun. 2010 Asics Conference of Science and Medicine in Sport. Port Douglas, Australia. Principal investigator responsible for 90% of the work. Invited Speaker: (July, 2010). National Association of Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education Chair’s Leadership Workshop. Georgia State University. Atlanta, GA. Welter, J. L., Pheneger, A. L., Shim, A. L. (October, 2009). Improving Prioprioceptive Scores Through the Use of a Slack-line Device on College Aged Students. 6th Annual Sports Injury Prevention Conference, Brisbane, Australia. Co-investigator responsible for 45% of the work.

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Shim, A. L., Crider, D. A. (October, 2009). Comparison of Stability Scores on College Aged Students Using Commercial Balance Programs. Australian Conference of Science & Medicine in Sports. Brisbane, Australia. Principal investigator responsible for 95% of the work. Shim, A. L., Westcott, W. L. (October, 2009). Effects of RMR and Resting VO2 Based on an 8 week Strength Training Program on Senior Adults 7th Annual National Physical Activity Conference. Brisbane, Australia. Principal investigator responsible for 90% of the work. Shim, A. L. (May, 2009). Strength Training: Improving Glucose and Lipid Profiles Through Resistive Workout Programs. Invited Guest Lecturer. Madison Community Diabetes Support Group. Madison, SD. Shim, A. L., Mydland, J. G. (April, 2009). Improving Glycated Hemoglobin Levels in Post-menopausal Women Through the Use of Weighted Vests. Dakota State University Faculty Research Initiative Symposium, Madison, SD. Principal investigator responsible for 80% of the work. Shim, A. L. (April, 2009). Can Commercial Balance Products Improve Stability Among College-aged Students? Dakota State University Faculty Research Initiative Symposium, Madison, SD. Shim, A. L. (April, 2009). General Fitness Regimen through Future Product Enhancement. Invited Guest Lecture Series. Western State College of Colorado. Gunnison, CO. Shim, A. L. (April, 2009). Development of Power to Improve Athletic Performance. Invited Guest Lecture Series. Western State College of Colorado. Gunnison, CO. Shim, A. L. (April, 2009). Importance of Stability and Prevention of Falls Program. Invited Guest Lecture Series. Western State College of Colorado. Gunnison, CO. Shim, A. L. (April, 2009). Ergogenic Devices for Enhancing Sports Performance. Invited Guest Professor Lecture Series. Western State College of Colorado. Gunnison, CO. Shim, A. L., Westcott, W. L. (April, 2009). Effects of an Eight Week Strength Training Program on Senor Adults’ Resting Metabolic Rate and Resting Vo2 Levels. AAHPERD Research Consortium, Tampa, FL. Principal investigator responsible for 90% of the work. Shim, A. L., Crider, D. A., Kim, P. Raffin, J. T. (November, 2008). Improving Cognitive Residue Through the Use of Video Ipods on College Health and Wellness Students. AACE 2008 World Conference on E-Learning in Corporate, Government, Healthcare, & Higher Education. Las Vegas, NV. Principal investigator responsible for 70% of the work.

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Keynote Speaker: (November, 2008). Advancement of the Association for Educational Research 10th Annual Meeting. “Equilibrioception: Avoiding the Pit'falls' of Regression”. Hutchinson Island, FL. Shim, A. L., Crider, D. A., Raffin, J. T. (November, 2008). Using Video iPods to Improve Cognition in College Health and Wellness Students. Advancement of the Association for Educational Research 10th Annual Meeting. Hutchinson Island, FL. Principal investigator responsible for 80% of the work. Azaroff, S., Shim, A. L. (October, 2008). Fitness Interactive Media and Internet Marketing: Overview and Opportunities. Club Industry Convention, Chicago, IL. Coinvestigator responsible for 50% of the work. Crider, D.A. Shim, A. L., Raffin, J. T. (April, 2008). iPods II: How to Implement these techno devices into class activities. AAHPERD National Convention. Ft. Worth, TX. Coinvestigator responsible for 40% of the work. Shim, A. L., Smith, A. D, Shaffer, S. E. (April, 2008). Medicine Ball Training: The Prescription for Stimulating Optimal Motor Performance. AAHPERD National Convention, Ft. Worth, TX. Principal investigator responsible for 75% of the work. Shim, A. L., Stenger, L. G. (November, 2007). Improving Attitudes and Knowledge of HIV/AIDS Information on K-12 Educators in the State of Pennsylvania. Association for the Advancement of Educational Research 9th Annual Meeting. Hutchinson Island, FL. Principal investigator responsible for 80% of the work. Hsiao, R., Shim, A. L., Detweiler, A. D. (May, 2007). Motivational Factors in Sport Organizations. 7th Annual Sports Management Conference, Taipei, Taiwan. Coinvestigator responsible for 45% of the work. Invited Keynote Speaker (May, 2007). Prevention of Falls: Senior Adult Education Series. St. Andrew’s Village. Indiana, PA. Shim. A. L., Stenger, L. (April, 2007). HIV Update Workshop. Luzerne Intermediate Unit 18, Wilkes – Barre, PA. Principal investigator responsible for 50% of the work. Shim, A. L., Stenger, L. (March, 2007). HIV Update Workshop for Carbon-Lehigh Intermediate Unit 21, Schnecksville, PA. Principal investigator responsible for 50% of the work. Shim, A. L., Crider, D. A. Smith, A., Tegethoff, D. (March, 2007). iPods: How to Implement these techno devices into class activities. AAHPERD National Convention. Baltimore, MD. . Principal investigator responsible for 60% of the work. Shim, A. L., Stenger, L. (March, 2007). HIV Update Workshop. Beaver Intermediate Unit 27, Monaca, PA. Principal investigator responsible for 50% of the work.

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Shim, A. L., Stenger, L. (January, 2007). HIV Update Workshop. Delaware Intermediate Unit 21, Schneckville, PA. Principal investigator responsible for 50% of the work. Shim. A. L., Stenger, L. (November, 2006). HIV Update Workshop. Colonial Intermediate Unit 20, Easton, PA. Principal investigator responsible for 50% of the work. Niederbracht, Y., Shim, A. L. (November, 2006). Can Short-Term Shoulder Strength Training Programs Amplify Internal Range of Motion Deficits? Mid-Atlantic American College of Sports Medicine Conference, Harrisburg, PA. Principal investigator responsible for 40% of the work. Shim, A., Albohali, M., Wang, J. (November, 2006). Department of Health and Physical Education, Department of MIS & Decision Science, Moodle: Another Pedagogical Tool to Promote Cognitive Residue. Advancement for the Association of Educational Research, 8th Annual Meeting, Stuart, FL. Principal investigator responsible for 60% of the work. Shim, A. L. (October, 2006). MedGem Analyzer: A Metabolic Profile Software System, Department of Health and Physical Education. 2nd Annual IUP ACPAC University-wide Poster Presentation, Indiana, PA. Shim, A. L., Stenger, L. (October, 2006). HIV Update Workshop for Schuylkill County Intermediate Unit Educators. Minersville, PA. Principal investigator responsible for 50% of the work. Shim, A.L. (June, 2006). Health and Wellness Objectives for the 21st Century: Panelist Speaker HOBIE International Symposium, Washington and Jefferson College. Pittsburgh, PA. Niederbracht, Y. & Shim, A. L. (May, 2006). Muscular Fatigue of the Shoulder Rotator Muscles Prior To and After an Endurance Based Strength Training Program. 51st Annual American College of Sports Medicine National Convention. Denver, CO. Principal investigator responsible for 50% of the work. Hsiao, Richard, Shim, A. L. (May, 2006). Swim at Your Own Risk: Is a disclaimer the only way to protect the liability of hotel pool management? 6th Annual Sports Management Conference, Taipei, Taiwan. Co-investigator responsible for 50% of the work. Shim, A. L. & Crider, D. A. (April, 2006). How to Implement a Self-Defense Program into your Physically Disabled Population. AAHPERD National Convention, Salt Lake City, UT. Principal investigator responsible for 50% of the work. Niederbracht, Y. & Shim, A. L. (April, 2006). The Effects of a 5 Week External Rotation Shoulder Strength Training Program on Collegiate Women Tennis Players. AAHPERD Research Consortium, Salt Lake City, UT. Co-investigator responsible for 50% of the work. 23

Shim, A. L. (April, 2006). Quia: Quintessential Instructional Online Methodology, Mcgraw-Hill Publishers Roundtable. AAHPERD National Convention, Salt Lake City, UT Hsiao, Richard, Shim, A. L. (March, 2006). Swim at Your Own Risk: Is a disclaimer the only way to protect the liability of hotel pool management? SRLA 8th Annual Meeting. Albuquerque, NM. Co-investigator responsible for 50% of the work. Shim, A. L., Hsiao, R. (February, 2006). Cultural Concerns with Online Formats: Another Border Issue Between Mexico and the United States. European Teacher Education Network Annual Conference. Leiden, Netherlands. Principal investigator responsible for 90% of the work. Shim, A. L., Hsiao, R., McNamara, K. (February, 2006). Quia: Quinessentials Instructional Online Methodology, A Case Study at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. European Teacher Education Network Annual Conference. Leiden, Netherlands. Principal investigator responsible for 80% of the work. Niederbracht, Y. & Shim, A. L. (January, 2006). The Effects of a 5 Week External Rotation Shoulder Strength Training Program on Collegiate Women Tennis Players. 8th International Congress of the Society of Tennis Medicine and Science. Melbourne, Australia. Co-investigator responsible for 50% of the work. Shim, A. L. & Hsiao, R. (November, 2005). Technology Updates for College and University Health and Physical Educators. PSAHPERD Convention. Lancaster, PA. Principal investigator responsible for 50% of the work. Shim, A. L., Hsiao, R., McNamara, K. (November, 2005). Quia: Quinessentials Instructional Online Methodology, A Case Study at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Advancement for the Association of Educational Research , 8th Annual Meeting, Stuart, FL. Principal investigator responsible for 80% of the work. Shim, A., Albohali, M., Wang, J., Bradwick, F., Klein, D., Sadler, M., Holmes, J. Department of Health and Physical Education, Department of MIS & Decision Science, Department of Accounting, Department of Special Education, Department of Nursing (October, 2005). Moodles: An Online Class Management System Pilot Test at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Ist Annual IUP ACPAC Poster Presentation. . Principal investigator responsible for 50% of the work. Shim, A. L. (May, 2005). Computer Rage: Road Rage on the Superhighway of Distance Education The Teaching Professor Conference. Chicago, IL. Shim, A. L. (April, 2005). Active vs. Passive Flexibility: The Role of Stretching on Kicking Performance. HPED Mini-Convention. Slippery Rock University. Slippery Rock, PA. Shim, A. L. (April, 2005). Computer Rage: Road Rage on the Superhighway in Distance Education. AAHPERD National Convention, Chicago, IL. 24

Shim, A. L. (April, 2005). The Ebbs and Tides of Teaching On Line: Health and Physical Education Classes. AAHPERD National Convention, Chicago, IL. Shim, A. L. (March, 2005). Computer Rage: Road Rage on the Superhighway in Distance Education. EERA 28th Annual Meeting, Sarasota, FL. Shim, A.L., Burchfield, M. L. (November, 2004). Cultural Concerns with Online Formats: Another Border Issue Between Mexico and the United States. AAER 7th Annual Meeting, Stuart, FL. Principal investigator responsible for 90% of the work. Shim, A. L. (March, 2004). Improving Attitudes of Health Behaviors on HIV/AIDS Related Knowledge Through the Use of Distance Education. AAHPERD National Convention, New Orleans, LA. Shim, A. L. (December, 2003). Improving Attitudes of Health Behaviors on HIV/AIDS Related Knowledge Through the Use of Distance Education. 6th Annual Meeting of the Association for the Advancement of Educational Research. Ponte Vedra, FL. Shim, A. L., Vess, R. (February, 2003). The Role of Program Review on College Funding. The Chair Academy 12th Annual International Conference, Anaheim, CA. Principal investigator responsible for 70% of the work. Shim, A. L. (April, 2002). Using Technology to Teach Health Education. AAHPERD National Convention. San Diego, CA. Shim, A. L. (April, 2000). Web-based Curriculum: An Innovative Method for Health Education. AAHPERD National Convention, Orlando, FL. Invited Keynote Speaker (June 1996). “Fitness for Special Education”. Riverside County Special Education Annual Meeting. Victor Valley, CA. Shim, A. L. (May, 1994). Development of an Upper Body Power Field Test. 40th Annual American College of Sports Medicine National Convention. Indianapolis, IN.

IV.

SERVICE AND ENGAGEMENT

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Specific Administrative Appointment (Briar Cliff University) Department Chair, HPER– KHP (2015 – present) Created 2 new graduate programs, M.A. and M.S. in Kinesiology & Human Performance Recruited 15 grad students in 5 states (SD, ND, MN, IA, NE) for DPT and KHP for initial Fall Semester 2015 start date. Created name change from HPER to KHP and modified curriculum Increased undergraduate enrollment from 30 to 80 as of December 2015 for Kinesiology & Human Performance Drafted a new KHP Graduate Student Program Handbook The KHP curriculum earned an approval by the National Strength & Conditioning Association in July 2015 as being an “Education Recognized Program” (2015-

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2018), one of only 75 universities in the country to earn this distinction by this internationally accredited organization. Relocated the new department from Flanagan Hall to the Theatre building (June 2015) Initiated and assisted in the development of the ‘state of the art’ Human Performance Lab in the Theatre Building with the Biodex III and Bod Pod. Secured a contract with IPCS as a service provider for employee screening in the Siouxland for fund-raising purposes. Hosted the 4th annual NSCA North & South Dakota State Conference with KHP grad and undergraduate students from Briar Cliff University on October 16-17th, 2015 in Sioux Falls, SD. Completed first research project with Strider Bikes LLC with the assistance of undergraduate and grad students from Briar Cliff University. Collaborated with DPT faculty and community service providers to submit and receive 3 publication acceptances this academic calendar year (2015 – 2016).

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Specific Administrative Appointments (University of South Dakota) Division Chair, HPER – KSS (2010 –2014) 1) Hired 8 new KSS tenure track faculty during the past 3 years (2011-14). The main focus was to improve the expertise of the Division as well as improving the diversity of the university. 2) Created name change from Health, PE, & Recreation into Kinesiology & Sport Science/Board of Regents approval in December 2010. 3) Two new specializations, Exercise Science and Sport Management were developed. I created the Exercise Science curriculum and Dr. Robin Ammon authored the Sport Management program. Both undergraduate and graduate curriculums were approved by the Board of Trustees in July 2011. 4) The new program enrollment began with 40 students and now is at or above 300 students in the Kinesiology & Sport Science Division within 2 calendar years. 5) Drafted new policies for graduate students’ admittance to reflect the increased rigor of the new curriculum and provided a new graduate student handbook to demonstrate these new standards. 6) The Exercise Science curriculum earned an approval by the National Strength & Conditioning Association in February 2012 as being an “Education Recognized Program” (2012-2015), one of only 35 universities in the country to earn this distinction by this internationally accredited organization. 7) Relocated the new Division from the Dakota Dome to Patterson Hall (June 2011) 8) Initiated and assisted in the development of the ‘state of the art’ Biomechanics Lab in Patterson Hall. 9) Increased KSS enrollment patterns by unilaterally authoring the following courses and staffing them with qualified adjuncts: HLTH 422/522, HLTH 103, HLTH 300, PE 180, PE 453, and PE 330. 10) Co-chaired the Standard IV NCATE committee which was successful this past March of reaccreditation of our Teacher Education program in the School of Education. 11) Co-created and implemented the very first KSS MA Sport Management online program which was approved by the BOR in May 2013. 12) Initiated and completed the affiliation agreement with CATZ Sports (May 2013) 26

13) Made over 40 physical visitations across the State of South Dakota to promote the new undergraduate and graduate programs during the past 18 months as well as 5 national trips to speak about the conversion process from HPER to KSS at Kinesiology conferences. 14) Hosted the 2nd annual North and South Dakota State NSCA Conference at the University of South Dakota on November 15-16th, 2013 in conjunction with the KSS club sponsorship to raise money for the undergraduate and graduate students. 15) Assisted with the 1st annual North-Central Regional NSCA Conference at the University of Northern Iowa on April 12-13th, 2014 and held the North & South Dakota State NSCA Advisory Board meetings. 16) Hosted the 3rd annual Nebraska, North & South Dakota NSCA Conference at the University of South Dakota on Dec 5-6 , 2014 in conjunction with the EXS club. th

B. External Service 1. Extramural Review Panels South Dakota HPER State Discipline Council (2008-2015) National Association of Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher Education Nominations & Elections Committee (2012-2015) American Association of Physical Activity and Recreation (AAPAR) Fitness and Wellness Council Research Committee Member (2006-2009) Health Content Reviewer (2004-2005) AAER 2. Editorships/Reviewing Editor in Chief –Journal of Behavioral and Social Sciences (2013-2015) Editor in Chief – Journal of Research in Education (2013) International Journal of Exercise Science Reviewer (2014-15) Journal of Undergraduate Kinesiology Research Reviewer (2009-2011) MERLOT Editorial Board for Health Sciences (2008-2011) Journal of Education in Research Reviewer (2008-2011) Research abstract reviewer for the Research Consortium – AAHPERD (2008-14) Journal of Research in Education Editorial Board (2007-13) Editor, Eastern Researcher Quarterly Newsletter (2005-2010) Eastern Educational Research Association Editorial Advisory Board (2005-09) Journal for the Advancement of Educational Research. 3. State Service Presidential Council on Physical Fitness State of South Dakota Fitness Challenge Coordinator (2008-2014) Assistant State Director, National Strength & Conditioning Association (2009-2010) State Provincial Director, National Strength & Conditioning Association (2011-17) Chair, HPER State Discipline Council, State of South Dakota (2009-2011) Minority-at large, SDEA Board of Directors (2013-16) re-elected on April 28th, 2014

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4. Consulting Health Education Advisory Board-Infoally, Troy MI (2003-2005) Personal Health Handbook Advisory Panel-McGraw-Hill Publishers (2005-2007) American Academy of Health and Fitness (2005-2006) IronMan Magazine Fitness Advisory Board (2006-2008) St. Andrew’s Village Advisory Council (2006-2007) Asset Learning Inc. (2006-2008) Women’s Fitness E Magazine (2006) Black Belt Magazine (2005-2009) Physicalfitnet.com Advisory Board (2006 – 2016) IronWear Fitness Inc. (2007 - 2016) Human Kinetics Publishers (2009 - 2010) Tiger Rock Martial Arts LLC. (2011 - 2012) Strider Bikes LLC (2012 - 2016) Shuttle Systems LLC (2013 – 2016) 5.

Other Activities

Professional Memberships SHAPE America - formerly known as the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance (life member) American College of Sports Medicine National Strength and Conditioning Association Association for the Advancement of Educational Research Phi Epsilon Kappa (Physical Education Honor Fraternity) Eastern Educational Research Association (life member) USA Weight Lifting Sports Medicine Australia National Association of Kinesiology in Higher Education Current Certifications Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist-National Strength and Conditioning Association with Distinction (exp. 2017) Certified Exercise Physiologist - American College of Sports Medicine (exp. 2017) Physical Fitness Specialist-Cooper’s Institute of Aerobic Research (life certification) 5th Dan-World Taekwondo Federation (provisional status) 4th Dan-World MooDuKwan Association 1st Dan-International Hapkido Association Life Measurement BodPod Certified New Leaf Metabolic Training Certified C.

University Service

Graduate Council – Briar Cliff University (2015 – present) Undergraduate Committee – Briar Cliff University (2015 – present) Center for Healthcare Initiatives – Briar Cliff University (2015 – present) Chair’s Committee – Briar Cliff University (2015 – present) 28

Administrative Council – USD School of Education (2010 – 2015) Basic Retention Admission Committee – USD School of Education (2010-2012) Co-Chair, NCATE Standard IV Committee – USD School of Education (2010) Curriculum Academic Committee – USD School of Education (2010-2015) USD Graduate Council – elected member (2010-2014) USD Promotion and Tenure Committee – School of Education (2010) USD University-wide Curriculum Affairs Committee – elected member (2011-14) USD International Affairs and Global Initiative Committee -elected member (20112013) USD Honorary Degrees Committee – appointed member (2014-15)

Pennsylvania State Positions: Governor’s Institute Graduate Faculty (2005-2006) HIV/AIDS Education Coordinator for Pennsylvania State CDC Grant (2006-2007) Presidential Council on Physical Fitness State of Pennsylvania Fitness Challenge Coordinator (2006-2008) South Dakota State Positions: Presidential Council on Physical Fitness State of South Dakota Fitness Challenge Coordinator (2008-2014) Assistant State Director, National Strength & Conditioning Association (2009-2010) State Provincial Director, National Strength & Conditioning Association (2011-14) Chair, HPER State Discipline Council, State of South Dakota (2009-2011) Minority-at large, SDEA Board of Directors (2013-14) Civic Organizations: Rotary Club Member, Indiana, PA (2004-2008) Indiana County Drug and Alcohol Commission Board Member/Vice President (2005-08) Rotary Club Member, Madison, SD (2008-2010) Rotary Club Member, Vermillion, SD (2010-2014) Community Service: ROTC-IUP guest lecturer/facilitator (2004-2007) St. Andrew’s Village Continuing Education Lecture Series (2005-2007) WIUP 90.1 FM Radio Talk Show Host “Health and Fitness for You”, Saturday evenings 5-6 p.m. (2006-2008) Featured speaker -YWCA Avera Sioux Falls annual series (2008-2011) Indiana University of Pennsylvania Committees and Service: ACPAC-College of Health and Human Services Representative (2006-2008) Institutional Review Board –HPE member/co-chair Web Design Committee (University-wide Representative 2004-06) Teaching Circle Awards Advisory Board (University/Departmental Representative 200508) Co-advisor: Korean Student’s Association (2004-2007) Co-advisor: IUP Martial Arts Club (2005-2008) Co-advisor: IUP Cycling Club (2007-2008) 29

Dakota State University Committees and Service: University-wide Promotion and Tenure Committee (2008-09) DSU Research Colloquium (2008-09) DSU Research Committee (2008-2010) DSU Athletic Committee (2008-2010) COHE Vice-President (2008-2010) COHE Faculty Workload Committee (2008-2010) DSU Exercise Science Club Adviser (2008-2010) DSU Curriculum Committee (2009-2011) DSU IRB Development Committee – founding member (2010)

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