Caile Spear Vita - Department of Kinesiology - Boise State University

Caile E. Spear, 2TEACHINGBoise State UniversityUndergraduate CoursesGraduate Courses TKINES 140 Personal HealthKINES 570Health PromotionKINES 240Foundations of Health PromotionHLTHST 572 Public HealthPromotion and EducationKINES 342 Health Promotion MethodsKINES 442Consumer HealthKINES 340 Community and Public HealthKINES 445 Health Programs: Methods and AdministrationKINES 497 Grant WritingKINES 497 Health Week for TeachersKINES 497 Reasonable Suspicion-Drug Awareness ProgramUniversity of ArkansasFitness ConceptsCPRAIDS EducationDrug EducationTeaching Drug EducationMaster's Theses (Chair)ADVISINGNewby, T. (2007), Assessment of lunchtime physical activity programs. Masters ofHealth Science , Department of Community and Environmental Health.Ballou-Mefford, S. (2005). Worksite health promotion: A program manual for St. PeterCatholic school faculty. Masters of Exercise Science and Sports Studies, Department ofKinesiology.Story, C. (2004). Evaluation of abstinence-only education strategies in Idaho. Masters ofHealth Science , Department of Community and Environmental Health.Moran, P. (2000). Policy and environmental supports for cardiovascular health: Anassessment and inventory of Idaho worksites. Masters of Health Science, Department ofKinesiology.Master's Theses (Committee Member)

Caile E. Spear, 3Lambe, A. (2006). Qualitative study of the antecedent factors for the decision-makingprocess of women to lose weight through gastric bypass surgery or diet and exercise. Masters ofExercise Science and Sports Studies, Department of Kinesiology.Shepard, M. (2005). Enhancing performance through goal setting: A manual forcompetitive tennis players. Masters of Exercise Science and Sports Studies, Department ofKinesiology.Cross, K. (2005). Evaluation of national recommendations and the comparison to stateMedicaid and private insurance policies for weight loss surgery. Masters of Health Science,Community and Environmental Health.Dorscher, L. (2003). K-12 Physical education curriculum guide. Masters of ExerciseScience and Sports Studies, Department of Kinesiology.Avery, R. (2002). An exploratory study on impact of participation in youth actioncouncils on development of assets. Masters of Health Science, Community and EnvironmentalHealth.Boehning, P. (2001). A comparison among perceived and actual physical fitnessmeasures. Masters of Exercise Science and Sports Studies, Department of Kinesiology.Cooper, R. (1998) Cross-cultural comparison of cardiovascular disease risk factors.Masters of Exercise Science and Sports Studies, Department of Kinesiology.Wattle, M. (1997). The relationship between fitness levels and employee's perceivedproductivity, job satisfaction, and absenteeism. Masters of Exercise Science and Sports Studies,Department of Kinesiology.Whitmire, S. (1997). Comprehensive Exam Committee. Masters of Arts in Education,Special Education Students with Disabilities.Johnston, B. (2003). How to develop Faith-based Community Initiatives for Governor’sCoordinating Council for Families and Children’s KIDS Action Template. UndergraduateInterdisciplinary Studies Advisory Committee Chair.Intern Supervisor1996-2009 Supervised 290 internship students in the Health Promotion majors. Met bi-weeklywith students and monthly with supervisors to evaluate students placed in over 100community agencies during their required internships.Peer ReviewedPUBLICATIONS

Caile E. Spear, 4Shimon, J. Gibson, T., & Spear, C. Stop the tears of drug and alcohol abuse-A teachingstrategy. Journal of Health Education (in-press)Spear, C, & Hale, A. Increasing Cultural Competency through Refugee Focused Service-Learning. Quick Hits Service-Learning (in-press)Spear, C. (2008). Abstinence education [Encyclopedia entry]. In N. Salkind (Ed.),Encyclopedia of Educational Psychology (pp. 1-4). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.Ransdell, L, Hildebrand, K., Spear, C. Lucas, S. (2007). Higher, faster, stronger, drunker?Journal Of Physical Education Recreation and Dance, 78(3). 5-7Young, K., & Spear, C. (2005) .Addressing health education responsibilities and competenciesthrough service-learning. California Journal of Health Promotion, 3(3), 17-23.http://www.csuchico.edu/cjhp/3/3/index.htmDenny, G., Young, M., Rausch, S., & Spear, C., (2002). An evaluation of abstinence educationcurriculum series: Sex can wait. American Journal of Health Behavior, 26(5), 366-377.Bajracharya, S., & Spear, C., (2000). Student perspective in service-learning. In AmericanAssociation Health Education Service-Learning in Health Education monograph.Young, M., Denny, G. & Spear, C (1999). Area specific self-esteem and adolescent sexualbehavior. American Journal of Health Studies, 15, 181-188.Young, M., Denny, G. & Spear, C. (1999). An evaluation of the 'Sex Can Wait' abstinenceeducation curriculum series. American Journal of Health Behavior, 23, 134-143.Spear, C., Young, M., & Denny, G. (1997). Field testing of an abstinence-based sexualityeducation program for upper elementary students. Journal of Health Education, 28, 335-340.Gagliardi, M., Neighbors, M., Spear, C., Byrd, S., & Snarr, J. (1994). Emergencies in the schoolsetting: Are public school teachers adequately trained to respond? Pre-hospital and Disaster, 16,39-42.Book ReviewsSpear, C. (1996). A touch of humanity in the time of AIDS Education [Book Review AcquiredImmune Deficiency Syndrome: Biological, Medical, Social and Legal Issues]. AmericanJournal of Health Behavior, 20, 372-373.Spear, C. (1996). [Book Review Talking about Sex]. Family Life Educator, Winter 1996/1997.

Caile E. Spear, 5Non-Peer Reviewed PublicationsSpear, C. (2000) Web exercises to accompany Essential concepts for health living 2/e.http://healthliving.jbpub.com/edit/Spear, C. (1997). Parents and educators working together to improve the health of our children.Idaho Journal of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, p.11.Workbooks , Technical Manuals and ManualsSpear, C. (2005) Health promotion internship manual, http://kinesiology.boisestate.edu/cshpDepartment of Kinesiology, Boise State UniversitySpear, C. (1998). Health promotion internship manual, Department of Health, PhysicalEducation and Recreation, Boise State University.Spear, C. (1993). Interactive AIDS Model Prediction Program Training Manual, ComputerSystems Engineering, University of Arkansas.Fulton, A., & Spear, C. (1992). Gates rubber company purchasing system training manual,Arkansas Center for Technology Transfer, University of Arkansas.Spear, C. (1990). Drug education workbook. Health Science, Kinesiology, Recreation andDance, University of Arkansas.FundedGRANTSBodie, D., Fredericksen, P., Spear, C., & Kozel, M. Albertsons Library 2007 CollectionAssessment Grant, Interdisciplinary: Management, Political Science, and Kinesiology($3,000)Pritchard, M. & Spear, C. (2006, Fall) Evaluation of PEAK data for Idaho governor’s councilon adolescent pregnancy prevention program. Idaho Governor’s Office ($30,173)Pritchard, M. & Spear, C. (2005, Fall) Evaluation of PEAK data for Idaho governor’s councilon adolescent pregnancy prevention program. Idaho Governor’s Office ($24,636)Pritchard, M. & Spear, C. (2005, Fall) BabySteps prenatal and parenting education program atSt. Michael’s Cathedral for the development and evaluation of a new curriculum.Governor Kempthorne’s Generation of the Child Initiative Community CollaborationProject. ($4,021)Spear, C. & Toevs, S. (2002, Fall). Technical assistance for the development and refinement ofprogram impact evaluation strategies. Idaho Children’s Trust Fund ($10,008)

Caile E. Spear, 6Toevs, S. & Spear, C. (2001, Fall) Technical assistance & project evaluation services for theIdaho Children’s Trust Fund. Idaho Children’s Trust Fund ($19, 320)Spear, C. & Landrum, E. (2000, Fall). Impact Evaluation of the Abstinence Education BlockGrant – Year Four. Idaho Bureau of Health Promotion. ($15,000)Spear, C. (2000, Spring). Teaching Grant for Service-Learning. ($300)Spear, C. & Landrum, E. (1999, Fall). Impact Evaluation of the Abstinence Education BlockGrant – Year Three. Idaho Bureau of Health Promotion. ($25,000)Spear, C. & Siegle, D. (1998, Fall). Impact Evaluation of the Abstinence Education BlockGrant- Year Two. Idaho Bureau of Health Promotion. ($35,000)Sawyer, P., & Spear, C. (1998, Fall). Intervention Training/Reasonable Suspicion/Idaho Code33-210. ($66,525)Spear, C. (1998, Fall). Provided technical assistance to Murtaugh School District #418 for minigrantto the Idaho Department of Education HIV/ AIDS. ($5000) (Mini-grant had tooriginate from the school district to be eligible for funding).Spear, C. (1998, Spring). Planning grant for Service-Learning Pilot Project. ($500)Spear, C., & Siegle, Del (1997, Fall). Impact Evaluation of the Abstinence Education BlockGrant- Year One. Idaho Bureau of Health Promotion. ($25,000)Petlichkoff, L., Spear, C, & Parrett, W. (1997, Spring). Going for the GOAL: Teaching lifeskillsto "at risk" youth. Boise State University Foundation Grant. ($12,000)Spear, C. (1996, Fall). Wrote extensive portion of the Northside Health Network mini-grant tothe Idaho Department of Education HIV/ AIDS grant for Gooding High School. Funded($6,302). (Mini-grant had to originate from the school district to be eligible for funding).Spear, C. (1996, Fall). Infrastructure Funds for New Faculty, ($644)Not fundedHannah, E., Spear, C., Hoeger, & W, Reischl, U. (2004, Fall) Boise Obesity Interventions inSelected Environments (BOISE). National Institutes of Health, ($250,000)Spear, C. (1997, Spring). Sex Can Wait: An Abstinence-Based Sexuality Education Training andEvaluation for Six Idaho Schools. Infrastructure Support. ($9,002)Grant Reports

Caile E. Spear, 7Spear, C., Toevs, S. & Malan D. (2003) Technical assistance for the development andrefinement of program impact evaluation strategies, Idaho Children’s Trust Fund grantfinal report.Malan, D., Spear, C., & Toevs, S. (2003) Provision of technical assistance for the developmentand refinement of program evaluation strategies: Report of evaluation workshops. IdahoChildren’s Trust Fund midterm reportToevs, S., Spear, C. & Avery, R. (2002) ICTF asset evaluation training. Millennium Trust FundIdaho Legislature, Boise, ID.Toevs, S., Spear, C. & Avery, R. (2001) Youth asset building initiative evaluation. Associationof Idaho Cities, final report.Spear, C. & Landrum, E. (2001). Impact Evaluation of the Abstinence Education Block Grant –Year Four. Idaho Bureau of Health Promotion, final report.Spear, C. & Landrum, E. (2000). Impact Evaluation of the Abstinence Education Block Grant –Year Three. Idaho Bureau of Health Promotion, final report.Spear, C. & Siegle, D. (1999). Impact Evaluation of the Abstinence Education Block Grant-Year Two. Idaho Bureau of Health Promotion, final report.Sawyer, P., & Spear, C. (1999). Intervention Training/Reasonable Suspicion/Idaho Code 33-210, final report.Spear, C., & Siegle, Del (1998). Impact Evaluation of the Abstinence Education Block Grant-Year One. Idaho Bureau of Health Promotion, final report.PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONSHale, A. & Spear, C. (2009) Think global-act local: Developing cultural competencies throughrefugee focused projects-international service-learning at home. 2 nd InternationalConference on Service-Learning in Teacher Education. Galway, Ireland.Shimon, J., Gibson, T., and Spear, C. (2009). Stop the tears - Drug abuse affects more thanjust the user. AAHPERD National Convention, Tampa, FL.Spear, C. Wintrow, M., & Miller, S. (2008) Our freshman year-faculty and residence lifecognitions, ruminations, and angst about living on campus. Association of College &University Housing Officers-International (ACUHO-I ) Living Learning ProgramConference, Dallas TX.

Caile E. Spear, 8Spear, C., & Hale, A. (2008) Increasing Cultural Competency through Refugee FocusedService-Learning Projects: Bringing the World Home. International Service-LearningConference Orem, UT.Klein, A., Pritchard, M.E., & Spear, C. (2008, April). Is abstinence-only education effective?Idaho’s experience: A three-year evaluation of the PEAK program. Poster presented atthe annual meeting of the Rocky Mountain Psychological Association, Boise, ID.Gaughn, K. & Spear, C. (2008) Building healthy communities through internships: The ultimateengagement experience. American Association of Health Education and the NationalAssociation of Health Education Centers Joint Conference, Cincinnati, OH.Spear, C. (2008) Service-learning: Engaging our students and community. AmericanAssociation of Health Education and the National Association of Health EducationCenters Joint Conference, Cincinnati, OHBrascia, K & Spear, C. (2008). From novice to advanced: Employing a phased approach toservice-learning faculty development. Western Region Campus Compact ConsortiumContinuums of Service Conference, Portland, OR.Pritchard, M., Spear, C., & Blatz, A. (2007). Does abstinence education actually work? WesternPsychological Association, Vancouver, BC.Spear, C., Bush, G., Johnson, P., & Redican, K. (2006) Grant writing basics for the healtheducation practioner . The American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreationand Dance, Salt Lake City, UT.Johnson, P., & Spear, C. (2006) Sharing your knowledge with colleagues through professionalpresentation and publication. The American Alliance of Health, Physical Education,Recreation and Dance, Salt Lake City, UT.Kittleson, M., Luquis, R., Perko, M., Spear, C., Young, K. & Klein, D. (2006) Panelpresentation Professionalism in health education and promotion: Strategies for themarketable health professional. The American Alliance of Health, Physical Education,Recreation and Dance, Salt Lake City, UT.Spear, C. (2006) Using technology to create a hybrid service-learning personal health class.The American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Salt LakeCity, UT.Spear, C. & McAlesse, W. (2005) Update on idaho standards for health teachers: Certificationand endorsement requirements. Idaho Association Health, Physical Education, Recreationand Dance, Eagle, ID.Swinehart, S., Stefani, D., Spear, C., & Fennell, R. (2005) What is professionalism? How are wepreparing students for the ethical demands of employment and/or graduate school? TheAmerican Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Chicago, IL.

Caile E. Spear, 9Toevs, S. & Spear, C (2005) Building Sustainable Community-based Research and Evaluationin Rural Communities. 2nd Annual Community-Based Collaborative ResearchConference, Portland OR.Spear, C. (2005) Stress: Helping us rise to the challenge or taking control of our lives?Celebrate Wellness Conference, Boise, ID.Spear, C., & Toevs, S. (2004) A participatory approach to building evaluation capacity in ruralcommunities. The American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation andDance, New Orleans, LA.Toevs, S., & Spear, C. (2003, November) Enhancing Outcome Accountability in RuralCommunities: An Integrated Participatory Approach, American Evaluation Association,Reno NV.Toevs, S., & Spear, C. (2003, October) Community-based Participatory Research (CBPR) inPublic Health, Idaho Public Health Association Conference, Pocatello ID.Spear, C., & Toevs, S. (2003, November) A participatory approach to building evaluationcapacity in rural communities, Society for Public Health Association, Philadelphia PA.Spear, C., Landrum, E., & Stoffels, S. (2003, January) Planning and delivering healthpromotion and disease prevention programs in multicultural populations. 2 nd AnnualMulticultural Public Health Conference, Fresno, CA.Spear, C., Toevs, S., & Avery, R. (2003, February) How Idaho is working to develop assets inIdaho youth? Northwest/Southwest AAHPERD, Reno, NV.Spear, C. & Landrum, E. (2002, November). Five year overview of abstinence-only projectsimplemented and evaluated in Idaho, American Public Health Association, Philadelphia,PA. Invited presentation.Young, M., Hawkins, M., Spear, C. & Donnelly, J. (2001, October) “Parent Support for ‘A-H’Abstinence Education” American School Health Association, Albuquerque, NM.Spear, C., Landrum, E., Ketner, C., & Roberts, D. (2001, November) PEAK (Peers EncouragingAbstinent Kids): An abstinence-only sexuality education program for middle school.American Public Health Association, Atlanta GA. Invited presentationGirvan, J, Toevs, S., Spear, C. & Strobel, H. (2001, March) Utilizing a cluster evaluation designfor a multi-site community health promotion project Idaho Rural Health AssociationConference, Sun Valley, ID.Spear, C. & Girvan, J. (2001, April) Behavior Change Theories, 13 th Annual STD/AIDSConvention, BSU

Caile E. Spear, 10Spear, C. ( 2001, June) Best practices in service learning. Idaho Commission for National andCommunity Service, Nampa, ID.Spear, C. & Wickham, A. (2000, November). Implementation of abstinence-only programsthrough health district sponsored community coalitions. American Public HealthAssociation, Boston, MA. Invited presentation.Hawkins, M., Rausch, S., Spear, C., Goldfarb, E., & Young, M. (2000, November). Parentsupport for abstinence/sexuality education. Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality,Orlando, FL.Spear, C, Sawyer, P., & Siegle, D. (2000, October). Evaluation of the reasonable suspiciontrainings. Idaho Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance,Sandpoint, ID.Denny, G., Young, Rausch, S., & Spear, C. (2000, September). An evaluation of an abstinenceeducation curriculum series. American Academy of Health Behavior Conference, SantaFe, NM.Spear, C. & Landrum, E. (2000, July). Evaluation of Idaho’s PEAK: Peers educating abstinentkids-An abstinence only education program. Evaluation of Title V Abstinence Programsat National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD.Hawkins, M., Rausch, S., Spear, C., & Young, M. (2000, May). Parental support forabstinence/sexuality education. The Mid-continent Region of the Society for theScientific Study of Sexuality, Little Rock, AR.Spear, C. & Siegle, D. (2000, March). Factors associated with teenage abstinence. TheAmerican Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Orlando, FL.Spear, C. (2000, February). Service learning: fusing classroom and community. NorthwestDistrict American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Boise,ID.Spear, C., Landrum, E., Turrisi, R. & Mitten, J. (1999, November). Adult assessments: Settingthe stage in the community for acceptance of abstinence-only programs. American PublicHealth Association, Chicago, IL. Invited presentation.Spear, C. (1999, May). Evaluation: What is it and how can we incorporate it? Idaho AdolescentPregnancy Prevention Coordinator's Meeting, Boise, ID.Spear, C. (1998, November). Care Teams: spirituality in action. The 10 th Annual State of IdahoSTD/AIDS Conference, Boise, ID.Spear, C. (1998, November). Choosing sexuality education curricula. Children's AllianceConference, Boise, ID.

Caile E. Spear, 11Gagiliardi, M., Spear, C., Byrd, S., Neighbors, M., Clark. A., & Snarr, J. (1998, May).Resuscitation airway management and ventilation volumes provided by hospital nursingstaff prior to endotracheal intubation. The 10 th Biennial International EducationalConference of Emergency Cardiac Care, Orlando, FL.Spear, C., Boughton, G., Cooper, R., Welch, M., & Macdonald, R. (1998, April). The studenthealth promoters: Service-learning from the student perspective. The American Allianceof Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Reno, NV.Spear, C. (1998, October). Sex Can Wait- A positive approach to abstinence education. TheAmerican Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Reno, NV.Wattles, M, Harris, C., Petlichkoff, L., & Spear, C. (1998, April). The relationship betweenfitness levels and employees' perceived productivity, job satisfaction and absenteeism.The American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Reno, NV.Spear, C. & Gibson, T. (1997,October). Girls are great and boys are too-exploring body imageissues. The American School Health Association, Daytona Beach, FL.Denny, G., Young, M., Spear, C. (1997, October). Effects of the sex can wait curriculum series:Results from a 12-month follow-up. The American School Health Association, DaytonaBeach, FL.Spear, C. (1997,October). Answering student questions and handling controversial issues in theclassroom. The Idaho Association of Health Physical Education, Recreation and Dance,Boise, ID.Luquis, R., Woodiel, K., Spear, C., Evans, R., Davis, M., & Young, M. (1997, March). Whatcould your spouse do to increase your sexual satisfaction?: Some answers to thisquestion. The American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance,St. Louis, MO.Denny, G., Young, M., Spear, C & Wood, E. (1997, March). Factors related to sexualinvolvement. The American Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation andDance, St. Louis, MO.Young, M., Denny, G., Spear, C., & Wood, E. (1997, March). Area specific self-esteem andadolescent sexual behavior. The American Alliance of Health, Physical Education,Recreation and Dance, St. Louis, MO.Young, M., Denny, G., Spear, C., & Wood, E. (1996, November). An evaluation of the "Sex CanWait curriculum series. The American Public Health Association, 124 th Annual Meeting,New York.

Caile E. Spear, 12Denny, G., Young, M., Wood, E., & Spear, C. (1996, October). Evaluation results from the "SexCan Wait" curriculum series. Arkansas Prevention Conference, Hot Springs, AR.Spear, C., Young, M., & Denny, G. (1996, April). Predictors of intent to remain abstinent. TheAmerican Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Atlanta, GA.Luquis, R., Young, M., Spear, C., & Solik, B. (1996, April). Changes in sexual knowledge andattitudes among high school students. The American Alliance of Health, PhysicalEducation, Recreation and Dance, Atlanta, GA.Luquis, R., Spear, C, Young, M., & Solik, B. (1995, November). Sexual knowledge, attitudes,and behaviors among students in grades 8-12. The Society for the Scientific Study ofSexuality, San Francisco, CA.Spear, C., Luquis, R., Young, M., & Solik, B. (1995, October). Assessing lower elementarychildren's opinions about healthy behaviors using a focus group format. The AmericanSchool Health Association, Milwaukee, WI.Luquis, R., Spear, C., Young, M., & Solik, B. (1995, October). Relationship between healthknowledge, attitude, behavior, gender, race and grade level among students in gradesfour through 12. The American School Health Association, Milwaukee, WI.Spear, C., Young, M., & Denny, G. (1995, November). The field testing and evaluation of anupper elementary sexuality education curriculum: Sex Can Wait. The American PublicHealth Association, San Diego, CA.Spear, C., Evans, R., & Mink, E. (1995, March). Peer intervention training for alcohol abuse inthe university greek setting. The American Alliance of Health, Physical Education,Recreation and Dance, Portland, OR.Spear, C., Solik, B., & Young, M. (1995, March). Cooperative comprehensive health educationagreements between universities and public schools. The American Alliance of Health,Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Portland, OR.Spear, C., & McCutcheon, A. (1994, November). An investigation of the sexual attitudes,beliefs, adaptations and behaviors of elder adults. The Society for the Scientific Study ofSex, Miami, FL.Spear, C. & Goforth, R. (1994, April). Computer simulation of HIV/AIDS incidence as aforecasting tool for health educators. The American Alliance of Health, PhysicalEducation, Recreation and Dance, Denver, CO.Marr, J., Dal Cerro, S., Hunnicut, H., Spear, C., & Reed, D. (1993, November). Illegal parkingreduction through the use of signs. The Association for Behavior Analysis, Chicago, IL.

Caile E. Spear, 13ServiceSpear, C. (2005) Building worksite health: Design and development. Center for ProfessionalDevelopment, Boise State University, Boise, ID.Spear, C., (2005) Integrating service-learning into a hybrid personal health course. Orientationto Service-Learning Workshop. Boise, IDSpear, C. (2005) Stress Less Employee Wellness Presentation for Idaho Eye Care.Spear, C. (2005) Parenting basics: What do you need for a new baby? Presented to new mothersenrolled in Baby Steps program at St. Michael’s Episcopal Cathedral, Boise, ID.Spear, C. (2005) The no’s of pregnancy. Presented to new mothers enrolled in Baby Stepsprogram at St. Michael’s Episcopal Cathedral, Boise, ID.Spear, C. (2005, February) Health promotion in a nutshell. Presented to KINES 112Foundations of Kinesiology, Boise, ID.Spear, C. (2005, September) Health promotion 101. Presented to KINES 112 Foundations ofKinesiology, Boise, ID.Spear, C. (2004, March) Exploring the health promotion profession. Presented to KINES 112Foundations of Kinesiology, Boise, ID.Spear, C. (2004) Parenting basics: What do you need for a new baby? Presented to new mothersenrolled in Baby Steps program at St. Michael’s Episcopal Cathedral, Boise, ID.Spear, C. (2003, April) What do those health promotion people do? Presented to KINES 112Foundations of Kinesiology, Boise, ID.Spear, C. (2002, May) Grants from a reviewers perspective: Just what do those people want?Presented to BSU Graduate Social work students, Boise, ID.Toevs, S., Spear, C. & Avery, C. (2002) ICTF Asset Evaluation Training. I presented the reportto the Millennium Trust Fund Committee at the Idaho Legislature.Spear, C. (2002, April). Sexuality education- from selection to implementation. Presented toKINES 445 Secondary School Health methods class, Boise, ID.Spear, C. (2002, April) So what does a health promotion major do? Presented to KINES 112Foundations of Kinesiology, Boise, ID.Spear, C. (2002, March) Stress Management for student leaders. Presented to BSU StudentLeadership GE class, Boise, ID.

Caile E. Spear, 14Spear, C. (2002, February) Stress management: Coping skills for your first semester. BSUHispanic Recruitment “Adelante” Program, Boise, ID.Spear, C. (2001, June) Idaho adolescent pregnancy prevention evaluation status report.Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Program Action Plan Workshop, Boise, ID.Spear, C. (2000, June) What are your contraceptive choices? BSU Upward Bound Program,Boise, ID.Mixon, D., Spear, C., Churchill, K., (1999, January). HIV/AIDS for the prison population. IdahoState Penitentiary, Boise, ID.Spear, C. (1999, November) Health promotion: Evaluation and measurement. Presented to PE309 at Boise State University, Boise, ID.Spear, C. (1999, October). Teen pregnancy in Idaho. Presented to HLTHST 397 Issues inAdolescent Mental Health. Boise, ID.Spear, C. (1999, June). Contraceptive Education. Presented to BSU Upward Bound Program,Boise, ID.Spear, C. (1999, April). HIV/AIDS 101. BSU Wellness Center Lunch & Learn WellnessSessions, Boise, ID.Spear, C. (1998, May). Stress at school: Coping strategies. Presented to GE 197 class at BoiseState University, Boise, ID.Spear, C. (1998, November). HIV/AIDS 101. BSU Wellness Center Lunch & Learn WellnessSessions, Boise, ID.Spear, C. (1998, April). Sex can wait: An abstinence curriculum for Title V guidelines.Presented to Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Coordinators at Boise State University,Boise, ID.Spear, C. (1998, February). Health and sexuality education issues related to sexual orientation:The need for comprehensive health education, presented at the Martin Luther KingJr./Human Rights Celebration Panel, Boise State University, Boise, ID.Spear, C. (1997, November). Abstinence education: Sex can wait an example for Idaho.Presented to the Western Idaho Health Network, Boise, ID.Spear, C., & Sawyer, P. (1997, June). Health week for teachers. Presented to teachers at BoiseState University, Boise, ID.Spear, C., & Hart, S. (1997, June). Sex can wait teacher training. Presented to Health EducationNetwork Teachers, Gooding, ID.

Caile E. Spear, 15Spear, C. (1997, June). Sex can wait teacher training Preston, ID. Presented to Preston teachersfor HIV/AIDS mini-grant, Preston, ID.Spear, C. (1997, March). What is health promotion: Overview and career options?Presented to Foundations of Physical Education Class at Boise State University, Boise,ID.Spear, C. (1997, February) Sex can wait - A positive program for your school. Presented toSouthwest District School Superintendents, Twin Falls, ID.Spear, C. (1996, November). The importance of continuing your education despite life'sadversities. Presented to the Meridian Academy, Meridian, ID.Spear, C. (1996, September). Health promotion as a major. Presented to Foundations ofPhysical Education Class at Boise State University, Boise, ID.Spear, C. (1996, September). Sex can wait-curriculum overview: Presented to the HealthEducation Network annual meeting at the State Department of Education, Boise, ID.PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONSAmerican Public Health Association (1994 – present)American Association for Health Education/American Alliance for Health, PhysicalEducation, Recreation and Dance (1994 – present)American School Health Association (1994 – 2003)Idaho Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (1997 – present)Society for Public Health Education (2000- present)CERTIFICATIONSCertified Health Education Specialist (1994 to present.)National Safety Council-CPR (1997)Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-HIV Pre and Post test Counselor (1992 –2002)American Red Cross-HIV Instructor/Trainer (1995 - 2002)PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND HONORIESProfessional and Community ServiceAmerican Alliance Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance/AmericanAssociation for Health Education (AAHPERD/AAHE)AAHE Liaison to SOPHE/AAHE Baccalaureate Program Approval Committee(SABPAC) (2007-2009)

Caile E. Spear, 16AAHE & National Association of Health Education Centers (NAHEC) AnnualConference Planning Committee (2008)AAHE Board of Directors (2006-2009)AAHE Representative to the AAHPERD Research Consortium Executive Board (2006-2008)AAHE Research Coordinating Board National Conference Planner for (2005-2009)AAHPERD National Convention Presider (1998, 2000-2006)AAHE Research Coordinating Board member (2003-2006)Abstract Reviewer for National Convention (1997-2004)Research Coordinating Board Abstract reviewer (1997-2000, 2005-2009)Middle School Generalist Teachers Competency and Responsibility Guideline Reviewer,(1998)Northwest District Association of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education,Recreation and Dance.Conference Chair (2002)Vice-President of Health (2000-2002)Idaho Association Health, Physical Education, Recreation and DanceModel School Program Reviewer (1999)Planning Committee, Health Education Planning Member (1996-1997)State Conference Workshop Instructor (1997-2000)Federal Office of Adolescent Pregnancy PreventionGrant reviewer (1997, 1999, 2000, 2003-2005)Review Panel Chair, (1999, 2000, 2003, 2004)The Society for Scientific Study of SexualityProgram Committee Member (1999-2000)Program Reviewer (1999-2000)Idaho Annual STD/AIDS ConferencePlanning Committee (1998-2004)ReviewerJournal of American College Health (2005-2009)Health Education (2005-2006)Principles and Foundations of Health Promotion and Education, 2e & 3eInternational Electronic Journal of Health Education (2003-2004)Health Promotion/Disease Management Programs in the Community and Workplace:From Theory to Practice. (2003)Journal of Parenting Research (2000)HealthQuest CD-ROM a supplement to Connections for Health (1996)ETR (Education Training & Associates) Pamphlet ReviewerResisting Drink, 2005

Caile E. Spear, 17Drinking Facts, 2004Abstinence: Attitudes & Actions, 2004.About Spit Tobacco, 2003I Won’t Smoke Contract, 2003About Secondhand Smoke, 2003Abstinence Facts, 2002Community ServiceBabySteps-(Wellness program for low-income mothers) Parent education classes (2006-2008)State Department of Education, Physical Education and Health Endorsement ReviewCommittee (2005)March of Dimes, Boise Chapter, Grant reviewer (2000, 2001, 2005)Idaho Foodbank, Evaluated the Team Nutrition Grant project in Marsing ID (2004)Computers for Kids, Grant reviewer, Boise, ID (2004)The ARC, Sex Can Wait: An Abstinence Based Sexuality Staff Training (2003)Southwest Health District, Developed coalition self-assessment tools for Nampa YouthLeadership Pregnancy Prevention Coalition, (2002)Idaho Children’s Trust Fund, Conducted Outcome Evaluation workshops for ICTFgrantees. (2002)Serve Idaho Conference Panelist on Service-learning at the Idaho Universities NampaID. (2002)Association of Maternal & Child Health Programs, Provided technical assistance forstate abstinence education evaluation project (2002)Arco Advertiser Resource for How to talk so your kids will listen.(August 17, 2000)YMCA, Just for Kids Scholarship Campaign, Team Captain. (2000)Race for the Cure, Team Captain (1998-1999)Barber to Boise, Team Captain, (1998-2000)Boise Contemporary Theater, Review Panel member, Lonely Planet, (1999)Resources for Pregnancy Prevention and Parenting, Committee Member 1998.Idaho Health Education Leaders in Partnership (IHELP), (1997-1998)Healthy Kids Summit, Grant panelist for Health and PE, Boise, ID (1998)Health Exiting Standards for Idaho High Schools, Co-Chair, (1998)Notus School HIV/AIDS Technical Assistance for mini-grant proposal to State Dept. ofEducation. (1997)Dietrich School District, Parent Preview Night Sex Can Wait Program (1997)Murtaugh School District, Parent Preview Night Sex Can Wait Program (1997)Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Coalition District IV, Coalition Member (1997)American Cancer Society, Co-coordinated the Great American Smoke Out Boise StateUniversity Jail N Bail (1997)State Board of Education Testified to the to support the retention of health educationand physical education requirements for high school graduation. (1996)American Cancer Society, Great American Smoke-out Boise State University Stop(1996)

Caile E. Spear, 18Institutional ServiceUniversityCollegeDepartmentFaculty-In-Residence, Health Professions Residential College (2007-2008)Service-Learning Community Partner Coordinator Search Committee (2009)Graduation Helper May and December (2005-to present)Student Conduct Board Appeals Committee member (2008-2009)Service-Learning Community Partner Search Committee member (2009)Faculty-in-Residence for Health Promotion Residential College (2006-2009)Assistant Director of Student Activities Search Committee (2007, 2008)Faculty Liaison Service Learning (2006- 2009)Service-learning Coordinator Search Committee (2006)Vice President for Undergraduate Studies Search Committee (2006)Vice President for Student Affairs Search Committee (2005-2006)Strategic Directions, Strategic Planning Initiative Committee (2005-2006)University Core Curriculum Committee Chair (2007)University Core Curriculum Committee Co-Chair (2005,2006)University Core Curriculum Committee Member (2004)Health Wellness and Counseling Health Education Search Committee (2005)Orientation, Registration and Advising Program, Kinesiology Advisor (2003-2005)Health Promotion and Prevention Service Coordinator Search Committee Member (2002)Volunteer Advisory and Service Committee (2000)College of Education Dean Search Committee, Co-chair (1999-2000)Men’s Lacrosse Faculty Advisor, (1999-2006)The Lacrosse Team earned ASBSU Outstanding SportsOrganization of the Year (1999, 2000, 2001 & 2003)Awarded ASBSU Advisor of the Year, (2003, 2007)Graduation Celebration Volunteer (1998, 2000)Judge for Student Organization and Department Spring Organization Fair (1999)BSU Campus Visitation and Preview Program (1998-2002)BSU Shared Leadership Program Committee (1998-2001)BSU Shared Leadership Committee (1997-1998)Cluster Professor, PE 100 Personal Health (1998)Masters Health Science Advisory Board (2002 to current)College of Education Promotion & Tenure Committee, Chair Spring (2004)College of Education Promotion & Tenure Committee (2002, 2003)College of Health Sciences, Graduate Faculty Search Committee (1999)College of Education, Curriculum Committee (1998,1999)College of Education Strategic Planning Committee (1997)

Caile E. Spear, 19Biomechanics Search Committee member (2009)Pedagogy, Biomechanics and Measurement & Evaluation Search Committees, Dept. ofKinesiology (2008)Program Evaluation Committee Member (2005-2006)Kinesiology Department Internship Coordinator (2003-2008)Motor Behavior Search Committee, Dept. Kinesiology (2004-2005)REACH Health Promotion Club Advisor (2003-present)Residential Research and Scholarship Award Committee (2004)Kinesiology Chair Search Committee, Dept. Kinesiology (2003-2004)Social Marketing Conference Planning Committee Member (2003)Kinesiology Department Scholarship Committee (1998-2009)Co-Faculty Advisor Health and Human Performance Club (2003)Internship Committee, Dept. Kinesiology, Chair (1999-2000)Department Peer Evaluation Committee, Dept. HPER (1998-2000)Scholarship Committee, Dept. HPER (1998-2002)Health Promotion major curriculum revision, chair (1998)Elementary Physical Education Pedagogy Search Committee, Dept HPER (1996-1997)Faculty Evaluation Revisions Committee, Dept. HPER, (1997-1998)Honors and AwardsNominated Idaho Carnegie Teacher of the Year (2008)Who’s Who of American Women (2008)Who’s Who in American Education (2007)Phi Kappa Phi (2007)Nominated David S. Taylor Service Award to Students (2007)ASBSU Outstanding Student Organization Advisor Award (2007)Division of Student Affairs Faculty Partner Award (2005)Nominated ASBSU Outstanding Student Organization Advisor (2005)Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers (2004 & 2005)REACH Health Club, ASBSU Outstanding Service Award (2005)Nominated for University Foundation Service Award (2005, 2007)ASBSU Club Advisor of the Year Award (2003)Nominated ASBSU College of Education Award (2002)Nominated Kinesiology Outstanding Faculty (2002)ASBSU College of Education Teaching Award (1999)