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Member Organizations
Year Established: 1937. Health Division of AAHPER, 1937 to 1973. The parent organization began in 1885
Organization Description: The American Association for Health Education is a membership organization representing 5,500 health educators and health promotion specialists and is the oldest and largest health education association. AAHE's members are leaders in the field, educators at every level of academia and practitioners in all corners of society. They recognize the value of AAHE as their resource for professional growth and networking. AAHE is one of six national associations in the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance (AAHPERD). AAHPERD is also divided into six multiple state geographical sub-organizations called districts.
Mission / Statement of Purpose: The American Association for Health Education (AAHE) advances the profession by serving health educators and other professionals who strive to promote the health of all people. The leaders and members realize the mission through a comprehensive approach which encourages, supports, and assists health professionals concerned with health promotion through education and other systematic strategies. AAHE serves professionals in all settings, such as: health care, community/public agencies, businesses, schools (Pre-K-12) and institutions of higher education.
Goals: In fulfilling the above stated purpose, AAHE seeks to:
Membership: 5,500
Publications:
Publications Catalog Sales -
1-800-321-0789
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Projects:
Meetings: A national annual convention held each spring in conjunction with AAHPERD at various locations throughout the United States.
Staff names and titles:
Board : · President - Thomas Davis, University of Northern Iowa · President-elect- Caile Spear, Boise State University · AAHE Representative to the AAHPERD BOG – David Birch, University of Alabama · Nine Members at-large Donna Videto, State University of New York at Cortland Karen Cottrell, Lakota School District, Ohio Carolyn Parks-Bani, CDC Elizabeth H. Chaney, University of Florida Robert R. Lindsey, Johnson C. Smith University Marlene Tappe, Mankato State University Kimberly M. Coleman, North Carolina Central University Reginald Fennell, Miami University Ping Johnson, Kennesaw State University Jennifer Walters, Indiana University, Student Member
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Dues/Subscriptions
Budget: Varies annually depending upon external funding
Number of Paid Staff:
2-full time or part time at headquarters ORGANIZATION Delegate: Kerry Redican Professor and Dept. Unit Chair School of Education Learning
Sciences & Technology
Alternate Delegate: Linda M. Moore
FAX- (703) 476-6638
Chief Elected Officer: Thomas M. Davis, H.S.D. 203 WRC University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, IA 50614-0241 Wk: 319.273.6151 Fx: 319.273.5958 Email: Thomas.davis@uni.edu
Chief Staff Officer:
Linda Moore
Legislative Liaison: AAHE Advocacy Committee Co-chairs Philip A. Gapinski, Ph.D., CHES Longwood University 201 High Street Willett 115 Farmville, Virginia 23909 Wk: 434.395.2547 E-Mail: gapinskipa@longwood.edu
Kathleen Young, Ph.D. CSU, Northridge Dept. of Health Sciences 18111 Nordhoff Street Northridge, CA 91330-8285 Wk: 818.677.4725 Fx: 818.677.2045 Email: Kathleen.Young@CSUN.edu |