Currently Elected Officers
The governing body for NCPEID is comprised of a 5-member Executive Committee and a 10-member Board of Directors. Included within this governing body are the president, immediate past president or president-elect, vice president, treasurer, secretary, four members at-large, historian, APENS chair, awards chair, research consortium chair, and two student representatives.
Executive Committee
Dallas J. Jackson, PhD, CAPE
NCPEID President (2018-2020)
Associate Professor, Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania
Megan MacDonald, PhD
NCPEID Vice President (2017-2019)
Associate Professor, Oregon State University
Cindy Piletic, PhD, CAPE
NCPEID Treasurer (2018-2022)
Professor, Western Illinois University
Ali Brian, PhD, CAPE
NCPEID Secretary (2018-2020)
Assistant Professor, University of South Carolina
Suzanna Dillon, PhD, CAPE
NCPEID Immediate Past President (2018-2019)
Associate Professor, Texas Woman's University
Board of Directors
Iva Obrusnikova, PhD, CAPE
NCPEID Member at Large (2017-2019)
Associate Professor, University of Delaware
Andrew Colombo-Dougovito, PhD, CAPE
NCPEID Member at Large (2017-2019)
Assistant Professor, University of North Texas
Erin Siebert, PhD, MPH
NCPEID Meber at Large (2018-2020)
Assitant Professor, San Jose State University
Garth Tymeson, PhD
NCPEID Member at Large (2018-2020)
Professor Emeritus, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Amelia Chloe Simpson, MS
NCPEID Student Representative (2018-2020)
Oregon State University
SriPadmini Chennapragada, ABD
NCPEID Student Representative (2017-2019)
Texas Woman's University
Timothy D. Davis, PhD, CAPE
NCPEID APENS Chair ( -2022)
Assoicate Professor, State University of New York Cortland
Thomas Moran, PhD, CAPE
NCPEID Research Consortium Chair (2017-2019)
Associate Professor, James Madison University
Ann-Catherine Sullivan, PhD, CAPE
NCPEID Historian (2017-2019)
Professor, Norfolk State University
Numerous prominent leaders in the academic disciplines of Adapted Physical Education/Activity and Therapeutic Recreation have served as president of the Consortium. Many of these past presidents are authors of the scholarly textbooks and significant research/demonstration projects that serve as the foundations for effective physical activity and recreation programming for individuals with disabilities.
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