CENTER FOR ETHICS*
University of Idaho
Center for ETHICS
500 Memorial Gym
Moscow, ID 83844-3080
Phone: (208) 885-2103
Fax: (208) 885-2108
Email: ethicsinfo@uidaho.edu
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2009 Projects and Publications
Book Publications
| Robertello, Kimberly. (2009).
Evidence-based practices in alcohol treatment: The Robertello
evaluative tool for assessment and evaluation. Germany: Verlag
Publishing. |
Article Reviews
| Dr. Stoll reviewed three articles for
Quest. Quest is for those in the physical activity field in higher
education, there’s no single journal that covers more topics of
common interest than Quest. Each issue examines not only critical
issues facing physical educators, but also research developments in
the sport sciences and other sub disciplines of human movement. |
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| Dr. Stoll reviewed two articles for
Journal of Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance (JOPERD) JOPERD
is AAHPERD's cornerstone journal, reaching 15,000 members and
providing information on a greater variety of HPERD issues than any
other publication in the field
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Grants
Journal Publications
| Stoll, S.K., Barnes, J., Brunner,
D., Van Mullem, P.W., Beller, J.M. (2009). Proceedings of the
International Conference in honor of the 75-year anniversary of the Sports Games Department of the Lesgaft State University of Physical Culture, St. Petersburg,
Russia. |
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Gwebu, A., Stoll, S.K., & Beller, J.M. (March, 2009). Moral
reasoning about performance-enhancing drugs in sport. Research
Consortium Abstracts and Supplements. |
Presentations
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Robertello, K., Stoll, S. K., & Barnes, J. Ethical Responsibilities
and Preparedness of Coaches in Emergency Care Situations.
American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and
Dance. April 1-3, 2009. |
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VanMullen, H. & Stoll, S.K. Am I a Racists? A Sexist? Loaded
Questions to Consider.
American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and
Dance. April 1-3, 2009.
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Gwebu,
A., Stoll, S.K., & Beller, J.M. Moral Reasoning About Performance-enhancing
Drugs in Sport. American Alliance of
Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance. April 1-3,
2009.
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| Stoll, S.K. Character Education. New
Mexico Military Institute. April 6-8, 2009. |
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| Barnes, J., Stoll, S. K., & Brunner,
D., Time for a Change: Why Rule based Ethics Are Problematic for
Sport Management. The North American Society for Sport Management.
May 27-30, 2009. |
Projects
| CEU- Servant Leadership - 30 hour
online education for coaches in servant leadership available through
the University of Idaho. Email sstoll@uidaho.edu |
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| Code of Ethics Task Force- Dr. Stoll is
working with the NASPE to write a code of ethics for over 16,000
members. |
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| Research Consortiums Award Committee-
Dr. Stoll serves on this committee to review graduate research
proposals. |
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| HAC- Dr. Stoll is now sitting on the
Human Assurance Committee to review graduate student's research
proposals for approval, here at the University of Idaho. |
Ongoing
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University of Georgia,
Football Team Character Education Program, Mark Richt, Head Coach, Coach
Bobby Lankford, Character Coach.
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| University of Maryland, Football Team
Character Education Program, Ralph Freigen, Head Coach, Coach Kevin
Glover, Character Coach. |
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| Louisiana Tech, Football Team Character
Education Program, Frank Beamer, Head Coach |
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| Montana State University, Football Team
Character Education Program, Rob Ash, Head Coach. |
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| Atlanta Braves Major League Baseball,
Character Education Program, Bobby Cox, General Manager, Dayton
Moore Character Education Coordinator and General Manager for the
Development Teams. |
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| Twenty- five (25) high schools through
America using Center for ETHICS* curriculum and assessment tools to
measure character education in athlete populations. |
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| Justin Barnes, University of Idaho.
Research topic: Intentional rule violation in youth activities. |
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| Dave Brunner, University of Idaho.
Research topic: Servant leadership |
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Pete VanMullem, University of Idaho.
Research topic: Effectiveness of NAIA champions of character
Initiative.
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