Past C.H. McCloy Research Lecturers

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The C. H. McCloy Research Lecture

The major responsibility of the Research Consortium is to promote scientific contributions through research. The C. H. McCloy Memorial Lecture provides for in-depth coverage of a research topic and an opportunity to give formal peer recognition to persons who have made outstanding contributions to HPERD through their research efforts. The lecture also provides a form of continuing recognition for Charles H. McCloy, one of the great pioneer scientists and leaders of the profession. The C. H. McCloy Research Lecture was inaugurated at the 1980 AAHPERD National Convention and Exposition.

Past C. H. McCloy Research Lecturers
2011	Chuck Corbin, Arizona State University, Emeritus Advancements in Fitness and Activity Research: 50 Years of Innovation
2010	James H. Rimmer, University of Illinois-Chicago Building Inclusive Fitness Communities Across America: What Every Physical Activity Professional Needs to Know
2009	Thomas L McKenzie, San Diego State University, Emeritus Seeing is Believing – Observing Physical Activity and its Contexts Systematically
2008	Diane L. Gill, University of North Carolina at Greensboro Social Psychology and Physical Activity – Back to the Future
2007	Maureen Weiss, University of Virginia Field of Dreams: Youth Sport as a Social Context of Development
2006	Catherine D. Ennis, University of Maryland Curriculum Research to Increase Student Learning
2005	Brenda L. Bredemeier, University of Missouri-St. Louis Excellence Made Good: Exploring Moral and Civic Character
2004	James R. Morrow, Jr., University of North Texas Are American Children and Youth Fit? It's Time We Learned
2003	T. Gilmour Reeve, Texas Tech University At the Crossroads: The Contributions of Response Selection Skill to Sport and Physical Activity
2002	Barbara E. Ainsworth, University of South Carolina The Emerging Field of Physical Activity and Public Health
2001	Amelia M. Lee, Louisiana State University Promoting Quality School Physical Education: Exploring the Root of the Problem
2000	Patty S. Freedson, University of Massachusetts Amherst Assessment of Physical Activity: Much Ado About Something
1999	Jerry R. Thomas, Iowa State University Children's Control, Learning and Performance of Motor Skills
1998	Daryl Siedentop, The Ohio State University What We Have learned From Studying Teachers and Students
1997	Richard A. Magill, Louisiana State University Knowledge Involves More Than We Can Talk About: Implicit Learning in Motor Skill Acquisition
1996	Russell R. Pate, University of South Carolina Providing and Promoting Physical Activity Among Children and Youth
1995	Jane E. Clark, University of Maryland On Becoming Skillful: Patterns and Constraints
1994	Barbara L. Drinkwater, Pacific Medical Center Does Physical Activity Play a Role in Preventing Osteoporosis?
1993	Steven N. Blair, Cooper Institute for Aerobics Research Recent Findings on Physical Fitness, Body Composition and Health
1992	Margaret “Jo” Safrit, American University Measuring Up To Charles McCloy
1991	Robert W. Christina, State University of New York at Buffalo Unraveling the Mystery of the Complexity Effect in the Preparation of Skilled Movements
1990	Daniel M. Landers, Arizona State University Concentrating Effectively For Performance: Studies on the Arousal/Attentional Set of Athletes
1989	Roberta J. Park, University of California, Berkeley Health, Exercise and the Biomedical Impulse
1988	Robert M. Malina, University of Texas Children in the Exercise Sciences
1987	Henry J. Montoye, University of Wisconsin Biodynamics and Better Bones
1986	Elsworth R. Buskirk, The Pennsylvania State University Body Composition Analysis: The Past, Present, and Future
1985	David L. Costill, Ball State University Practical Problems in Exercise Physiology
1984	Richard A. Schmidt, University of California, Los Angeles The Search for Variance in Skilled Motor Behavior
1983	Jack H. Wilmore, University of Arizona Alteration in Appetite and Body Composition Consequent to Physical Activity
1982	Waneen W. Spirduso, University of Texas at Austin Physical Activities and the Aging Brain
1981	Walter P. Kroll, University of Massachusetts Amherst Analysis of Local Muscular Fatigue Curves
1980	William P. Morgan, University of Wisconsin Psychophysiology of Self-Awareness During Physical Activity

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