APAC Action.

Adapted Physical Education Activity Conference and Workshop

Texas Woman's University (TWU) is hosting an adapted physical activity conference, February 15-16,2001, entitled--Pioneers oft he Past, Trailblazers of the Future: A Celebration of Adapted Activity for ALL. Keynote speakers include Jim Rimmer, Ro DiBrezzo, Ron Davis, and TWU faculty members Jean Pyfer, Ron French, and Claudine Sherrill. For information pertaining to the conference, please contact Dr. Carol Huettig at [e-mail].

Mississippi State University (MSU) will be hosting an adapted physical education spring workshop, May 2, 2001. The theme of the workshop is--Making Inclusion Work for Everyone. Keynote speakers will include Many Block, Jackie Hutchinson (physical therapist), and Daniel Webb. For information pertaining to the workshop, please contact Ms. Brandi Childers at [e-mail].

Adapted Physical Education Calendar

Get your Adapted Physical Education calendar hot off the press! To place your order, please send $5.00 plus $1.50 S/H to CAHPERD; 1501 El Camino Avenue, Ste. #3; Sacramento, CA 95815-2748. Make checks payable to the RLC Memorial Fund/SCAPE. For additional information or to place telephone orders, call [phone] or [phone] (CA only).

AAHPERD 2001 National Convention and Exposition

The AAHPERD 2001 National Convention and Exposition is scheduled for March 27-31,2001, to be held in Cincinnati, Ohio. The theme of the conference is, Pass the baton: Leave a legacy. For additional information, visit the website at www.aahperd.org. Please remember to check your Convention program for time, date, and location for the Adapted Physical Activity Council (APAC) board member meeting! Lastly, tickets for the Claudine Sherrill breakfast must be purchased prior to the date of the Convention.

Addendum/Correction

In the previous APAC Action (PALAESTRA, 16(4), p. 14), Christine Stopka's name was inadvertently left out of the new NCPERID elected officers and board members listing. She is the second Member At-Large representative. We regret this omission and congratulate Dr. Stopka on her election to this position.

APAC Action offers the Adapted Physical Activity Council (a council of the American Association for Active Lifestyles and Fitness [AAALF]--one of six associations of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance [AAHPERD]--an opportunity to disseminate timely information about its programs to both APAC members and PALAESTRA readers. Daniel Webb, Mississippi State University, Dept. of HPERS, PO Box 6186, 121 McCarthy Gymnasium, Mississippi State, MS 39762-6186; [e-mail], is the current Department Editor.