Senne, T. A. [November 2005]. Physical activity patterns in middle school physical education lessons. ECU Pediatric Healthy Weight Forum. East Carolina University, Greenville, NC. Senne, T. A. [November 1998]. Educational Gymnastics Activities. EXSS/Physical Education Alumni Society Elementary Physical Education Workshop, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC. DISSERTATIONS, THESES, & PROFESSIONAL PAPERS Doctoral Dissertations Palmer, Mary (Fall 2010 Fall 2013). The Direct Impact of Team Cohesiveness and Athletes’ – Perceptions of Coaching Leadership Functions on Team Success in Division I Women’s Basketball. Research/Dissertation Committee member. Powell, David (Fall 2009 Summer 2011). North American sport management programs’ curricula – assessment. Research/Dissertation Committee member. Cavanaugh, Lauren (Spring 2010 Completed Fall 2010). An exploration of the effectiveness of a surf – camp curriculum on social competence, social skills, and self-concept changes of children with autism spectrum disorder. Research/Dissertation Co-chair with Dr. J. Rademacher. Jackson, Dallas (Fall 2008 Completed Summer 2010). Influence of a standards-based physical – education program for post-adjudicated youth on interpersonal and institutional ecological structures. Research/Dissertation Committee member. Williamson, Margie (Fall 2008 Completed Spring 2010). Moral judgment levels of NCAA division III – basketball players. Research/Dissertation Chair. Velez, Luisa. (Fall 2007 Completed Summer 2009). The under representation of women in leadership – roles within collegiate sports in Puerto Rico. Research/Dissertation Committee member. Simbeck, Cathy. (Fall 2007 Completed Spring 2008). The effects of a leg strengthening program on – the endurance run of adolescents with intellectual disabilities. Research/Dissertation Committee member. Columna, Luis. (Fall 2006 Completed Summer 2007). Perceived benefits, barriers, and patterns of – recreational physical activity on Hispanic families with children with disabilities. Research/Dissertation Committee member. Master’s Theses
Senne, T. A. [November 2005]. Physical activity patterns in middle school physical education lessons. ECU Pediatric Healthy Weight Forum. East Carolina University, Greenville, NC. Senne, T. A. [November 1998]. Educational Gymnastics Activities. EXSS/Physical Education Alumni Society Elementary Physical Education Workshop, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC. DISSERTATIONS, THESES, & PROFESSIONAL PAPERS Doctoral Dissertations Palmer, Mary (Fall 2010 – Fall 2013). The Direct Impact of Team Cohesiveness and Athletes’ Perceptions of Coaching Leadership Functions on Team Success in Division I Women’s Basketball. Research/Dissertation Committee member. Powell, David (Fall 2009 – Summer 2011). North American sport management programs’ curricula assessment. Research/Dissertation Committee member. Cavanaugh, Lauren (Spring 2010 – Completed Fall 2010). An exploration of the effectiveness of a surf camp curriculum on social competence, social skills, and self-concept changes of children with autism spectrum disorder. Research/Dissertation Co-chair with Dr. J. Rademacher. Jackson, Dallas (Fall 2008 – Completed Summer 2010). Influence of a standards-based physical education program for post-adjudicated youth on interpersonal and institutional ecological structures. Research/Dissertation Committee member. Williamson, Margie (Fall 2008 – Completed Spring 2010). Moral judgment levels of NCAA division III basketball players. Research/Dissertation Chair. Velez, Luisa. (Fall 2007 – Completed Summer 2009). The under representation of women in leadership roles within collegiate sports in Puerto Rico. Research/Dissertation Committee member. Simbeck, Cathy. (Fall 2007 – Completed Spring 2008). The effects of a leg strengthening program on the endurance run of adolescents with intellectual disabilities. Research/Dissertation Committee member. Columna, Luis. (Fall 2006 – Completed Summer 2007). Perceived benefits, barriers, and patterns of recreational physical activity on Hispanic families with children with disabilities. Research/Dissertation Committee member. Master’s Theses