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Educational Degrees:

  • M. Ed. in Applied Physiology-Columbia University-1983
  • M. A. in Exercise Physiology-Adelphi University-1980
  • B. S. in Physical Education-SUNY at Cortland-1975

Employment Experiences:

  • Physical Education Teacher-1977-1981-Northport Public Schools, Northport, NY
  • Director Adult Fitness Program-1981-1985-Adelphi University, Garden City, NY
  • Adjunct Faculty Member, Department of Human Performance Sciences-1980-1988-Adelphi University, Garden City, NY
  • President, Otto & Smith Associates-1982-1989-Holtsville, NY
  • President, Smith Personal Fitness Agency-1984-1991-East Hampton, NY
  • General Partner, Gott & Smith Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine-1988-1991-East Hampton, NY
  • Physical Education Teacher-1991-present-East Syracuse-Minoa Public Schools, East Syracuse, NY

Publishing History:

  • Cirricular Threads & Assessment: A Theoretical and Philosophical Basis for Teaching Outcome-Based Elementary PE (2004)
  • Sensible Strength Training: A Guide for Young Athletes and Their Parents (2003)
  • Lesson Plans That Meet the New York State Standards for Elementary PE (2003)
  • Student Centered Physical Education (with Nick Cestaro) (1998)
  • Youth Strength Training (1988)
  • Junior Weight Training (1985)
  • Over four dozen articles and chapters in such publications as: American Fitness, Athletic Journal, Career World, Dance Teacher Now, Fitness Management, Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance (JOPERD), Strength and Conditioning, and training manuals for the American College of Sports Medicine and the National Health Club Association.

Awards:

  • 2001-The first annual Ruth Skinner Alumni Award from Adelphi University
  • 1999-Induction into the New York State Academy for Teaching and Learning
  • 1999-Community Service Recognition Award for Teaching Excellence from Syracuse University, and
  • 1998-Inclusion in Who's Who Among American Teachers