Curriculum Vitae
Youngkhill Lee, Ph.D., CTRS
Calvin College- Dept of HPERDS
3195 Knight Way SE
Grand Rapids, MI 49546-4406
616-526-6030
616-526-6060 (fax)
yl33@calvin.edu
www.calvin.edu/~yl33/
CURRENT POSITION
Associate Professor
Dept. of Health, PE., Recreation, Dance, and Sport, Calvin College
The William Spoelhof Teacher-Scholar-In-Residence Chair (2008-2009)
FORMAL EDUCATION
- Ph. D: 1990
Department of Leisure Studies and Services, University of Oregon
Emphasis: Leisure Behavior for People with Disabilities
Dissertation Topic: A phenomenological approach to investigating immediate leisure experience.
- MS: 1985
Department of Physical Education, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea
Emphasis: Sport Behavior
Thesis Topic: A study on the concepts of work and leisure from social psychological perspective.
- BS: 1982
Korean National College of Physical Education
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES
- Associate Professor (August 1999 - May 2008) Indiana University
Duties: Teaching therapeutic recreation and general recreation core courses, supervising internship, advising students, conducting research, and providing service to the school, community, and profession.
- Assistant Professor (September 1996 - June 1999) Ohio University
Duties: Taught therapeutic recreation and the general recreation core courses, advising students, conducting research, and providing service to the school, community, and profession.
- Assistant Professor (August 1993 - August 1996) Florida International University
Duties: Taught therapeutic recreation and the general recreation core courses, advised students, conducted research, and provided service to the college, university, community, and profession.
- Project Director (September 1992 - July 1993) The University of Georgia
Duties: Conducted fieldwork at Shepherd Spinal Center, collecting, managing and analyzing data, and developing reports and manuscripts
- Post-Doctoral Associate (Sept. 1991 - July 1993) The University of Georgia
Duties: Collaborated research with faculty advisors (Drs. Dattilo & Kleiber) and colleagues (Drs. Samdahl and Wilhite), supported graduate students' research, developed grant proposals, and participated in undergraduate and graduate courses
CURRENT and PAST TEACHING ACTIVITIES:
Calvin College
REC 205 (3) Therapeutic Recreation with Special Populations
REC 215 (3) Recreation for Persons with Special Needs
REC 310 (3) Theory and Philosophy of Leisure
REC 314 (3) Principles of Therapeutic Recreation
REC 324 (3) Therapeutic Recreation Practice
REC 345 (3) Field Seminar in Therapeutic Recreation
REC 346 (3-12) Field Internship in HPERDS
Indiana University
HPER R270 (3) Inclusive Recreation Services
HPER R363 (14) Internship in Therapeutic Recreation
HPER R379 (3) Clinical Practices in Therapeutic Recreation
HPER R479 (3) Trends and Issues in Therapeutic Recreation
HPER R490 (3) Research and Evaluation
HPER R560 (3) Professional Development in Therapeutic Recreation
HPER R561 (3) Advanced Therapeutic Recreation Processes
HPER T590 (3) Research Methods in Health, P.E., & Recreation
Ohio University
REC 199 (3) Introduction to Therapeutic Recreation
REC 200 (2) Introduction to Leisure
REC 269A (3) Leisure Behavior
REC 301 (3) Leisure Education and Facilitation Techniques
REC 376 (3) Principles and Practice of Therapeutic Recreation
REC 470 (3) Comprehensive Therapeutic Recreation Programming
REC 471 (3) Specific Therapeutic Recreation Programming
Florida International University
LEI 4700 (3) Programming for Therapeutic Recreation (Fall, 1993)
LEI 4722 (3) Disabling Condition for Therapeutic Activity (Fall, '93, Spring '95)
LEI 5716 (3) Program Planing for Therapeutic Recreation (Fall, 1993)
LEI 6727 (3) Disabling Condition for Therapeutic Activity (Fall, '93, Spring '95)
LEI 3000 (3) Leisure and Recreation in America (Spring & Fall, 1994)
LEI 5605 (3) Philosophical and Social Bases of Parks & Rec.(Spring & Fall, '94)
LEI 4813 (3) Leisure Education & Facilitation Technique (Spring & Fall, 1994-6)
LEI 6816 (3) Leisure Education & Facilitation Technique (Spring & Fall, 1994-6)
LEI 4931 (1) Special Topics (1995 - 1996)
LEI 4940 (9) Internship I (Summer, 1994 - 1996)
LEI 4941 (12) Internship II (Summer & Fall, 1995, Summer 1996)
LEI 3437 (3) Program Development in Recreation and Sport (Spring, 1995-6)
LEI 5440 (3) Program Development in Parks and Recreation (Spring, 1995-6)
LEI 3703 (3) Principles and Practices of Therapeutic Recreation (Fall, 1995)
LEI 4711 (3) Client Assessment, Eval. & Documentation in TR (Spring, 1996)
LEI 5719 (3) Client Assessment, Eval. & Documentation in TR (Spring, 1996)
The University of Georgia
RSL 385 (4) Recreation and Special Population (Spring, 1993)
University of Oregon
LSS 380 (3) Leisure Behavior (3 quarters, 1987-1989)
LSS 150 (3) Leisure in Society (1 quarter, 1989)
PUBLICATIONS/PRESENTATIONS
Publications:
BOOKS:
- Lee, Y., McCormick, B. P., & Austin, D. R. (2009). Instructor's guide: Therapeutic recreation processes and techniques (6th Ed). Champaign, IL: Sagamore.
- Smith, R.W., Austin, D.R., Kennedy, D.W., Lee, Y., & Hutchison, P. (2005). Inclusive and special recreation: Opportunities for persons with disabilities (5th Ed.). New York: McGraw-Hill.
- Lee, Y., & McCormick, B. P. (2004). Instructor's guide: Therapeutic recreation processes and techniques (5th Ed). Champaign, IL: Sagamore.
BOOK CHAPTERS:
- McCormick, B. P., Lee, Y., & Van Puymbroeck, M. (2009). Research in practice: Building knowledge through empirical practice. In N. J. Stumbo (Ed.), Professional issues in therapeutic recreation: On competence and outcomes (2nd Ed.) Champaign, IL: Sagamore.
- Lee, Y., & McCormick, B. (In presss). Health concepts for Christians with chronic disabilities. In P. Heintzman, & G. E. Van Andel (Eds.). Leisure and Christianity.
- Lee, Y., & McCormick, B. (2002). Toward evidence-based therapeutic recreation practice. In D. R. Austin, J. Dattilo, & B. P McCormick (Eds.). Readings in Therapeutic Recreation (pp. 165-182).
- Lee, Y., Funderburk, J., & Austin, D. R. (2002). Some tips for students about attending conferences. In D. R. Austin, J. Dattilo, & B. P McCormick (Eds.). Readings in Therapeutic Recreation (pp. 253-264).
- Lee, Y. (2002). Is our brain healthy? . In D. R. Austin, J. Dattilo, & B. P McCormick (Eds.). Readings in Therapeutic Recreation (pp. 302-303). [Contribution to a Chapter]
- Lee, Y. (2002). David Park: A servant leader . In D. R. Austin, J. Dattilo, & B. P McCormick (Eds.). Readings in Therapeutic Recreation (pp. 341-342). [Contribution to a Chapter]
- McCormick, B., & Lee, Y. (2001). Research into practice: Building knowledge through empirical practice. In N. Stumbo (Ed.) Professional Issues in Therapeutic Recreation (pp. 383-400). Champaign, IL: Sagamore.
- Lee, Y. (1990). Therapeutic recreation programming: Concepts and application. In Recreation Program Manual (pp. 97-115). Leisure and Recreation Association in Korea. Seoul, Korea
INSTRUCTIONAL CD DEVELOPMENT:
- Lee, Y., & Chun, S. (2006). Practice demonstrations in recreation therapy: An instructional DVD. Produced by Instructional Consulting and Technology Services, School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation
- Lee, Y. (2004). R379 CD: Clinical practice in therapeutic recreation. Produced by Instructional Consulting and Technology Services, School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation.
PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS:
- Kim, B., Chun, S., Heo, J., & Lee, Y. (2008). Development of a scale to measure leisure facilitators. 2008 World Leisure Conference.
- Chun, S., Lee, Y., & Heo, J. (2008). The benefits of serious leisure following traumatic spinal cord injury. 2008 Canadian Conference on Leisure Research.
- Heo, J., Bae, W., Lee, Y., & Pedersen, P. (2007). Analyzing the senior athlete: An exploratory investigation of demographic and activity characteristics of this consumer segment. 2007 Sport Management Association 5th Annual Conference. Pittsburgh, PA.
- Chun, S., & Lee, Y. (2007). "Take the good out of the bad": The experience of posttraumatic growth for people with spinal cord injury. 2007 NRPA/SPRE Leisure Research Symposium. Indianapolis, IN.
- Chun, S., & Lee, Y. (2007). "I’m actually becoming better": Experience of growth through meaningful engagement in leisure. 2007 NRPA/SPRE Leisure Research Symposium. Indianapolis, IN.
- Heo, S., Lee, Y., McCormick, B. P., & Pederson, P. (2007). Daily experience of serious leisure, flow and subjective well-being of older adults. 2007 NRPA/SPRE Leisure Research Symposium. Indianapolis, IN.
- McCormick, B. P., & Lee, Y. (2006). So you want to be published? Recreational Therapy of Indiana Annual Conference. Terra Haut, IN.
- Puymbroeck, M. V., McCormick, B. P., Howard, D., & Lee, Y. (2006). An introduction to the World Health Organization’s International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health: Implications for therapeutic recreation. Recreational Therapy of Indiana Annual Conference. Terra Haut, IN.
- Lundberg, N., Lee, Y., McCormick, B. P., Chun, S., Heo, J., Nolan, C., & Read, C. (2006). Testing self-determination in sport based on participation in sport, disability types, and gender. ATRA 2006 Research Institute, held in conjunction with the 2006 Annual Conference of American Therapeutic Recreation, Orlando, FL.
- Nolan, C., Lundberg, N., Lee, Y., & McCormick, B. P. (2006). A paradigm shift in disability models: Role of the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) model in understanding adaptive sport. ATRA 2006 Research Institute, held in conjunction with the 2006 Annual Conference of American Therapeutic Recreation, Orlando, FL.
- Heo, J., Lee, Y., Lundberg, N., Chun, S., McCormick, B. P., Nolan, C., & Read, C. (2006). Do self-determination, skill levels, and leisure constraints discriminate between serious leisure and non-serious leisure participants? ATRA 2006 Research Institute, held in conjunction with the 2006 Annual Conference of American Therapeutic Recreation, Orlando, FL.
- Chun, S., Lee, Y., McCormick, B., Lundberg, N., Heo, J., Nolan, C., & Read, C. (2006). Contribution of community integration to quality of life for participants of community-based adaptive sport program. ATRA 2006 Research Institute, held in conjunction with the 2006 Annual Conference of American Therapeutic Recreation, Orlando, FL.
- Guo, L., & Lee, Y. (2006). Coming back to recreation activities by a woman with rheumatoid arthritis: An exploratory case study. 2006 Annual Conference of American Therapeutic Recreation. Orlando, FL.
- Heo, J., & Lee, Y. (2006). Serious leisure, heath perception, dispositional optimism, and life satisfaction of Senior Olympics and Masters Game participants. 2006 SPRE Leisure Research Symposium. Seattle, WA.
- Heo, J., & Lee, Y. (2006). "I don’t want to feel like a stranger": Korean students who play basketball seriously. 2006 SPRE Leisure Research Symposium. Seattle, WA.
- Lee, Y. (2006). Does leisure contribute to happiness?: Evidence from three research studies. Multicultural Lecture hosted by Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation and Dance, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Michigan.
- Lee, Y. (2006). Enhancing happiness through recreation: Applying positive psychology to realize professional roles. [A featured speech]. Seoul International Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Congress.
- Lee, Y. (2006). Exploring the relationship between leisure and happiness. A Seminar Co-Sponsored by Korean Leisure and Recreation Association, and Korean Association of Physical Recreation, Recreation and Dance, Seoul, Korea.
- Lee, Y. (2006). Meaningful pursuit of recreation: Application to therapeutic recreation practice. Therapeutic Recreation Annual Research Seminar hosted by Korean Therapeutic Recreation Society, Seoul, Korea.
- Lee, Y. (2006). Do leisure and travel really contribute to happiness? 2006 Kangwon International Tourism Conference and 60th Tourism Science of Korea’s Annual Tourism Symposium, Yongpyong, South Korea
- Lee, Y. (2006). Trends in leisure and tourism education in the United States. 2006 Kangwon International Tourism Conference and 60th Tourism Science of Korea’s Annual Tourism Symposium, Yongpyong, South Korea.
- Chun, S., & Lee, Y. (2005). How do people grown from their trauma. Recreational Therapy of Indiana Annual Conferenfce. Terra Haut, IN.
- Lee, Y., & Chun, S. (2005). Aging, subjective well-being, and leisure experience of individuals with spinal cord injury. SPRE Leisure Research Symposiu. San Antonio, TX.
- Chun, S., & Lee, Y. (2005). The experience of growth with visual impairment: An exploratory case study . Annual Conference of American Therapeutic Recreateion Association. Salt Lake City, UT.
- Lee, Y., McCormick, B. P., Funderburk, J., Yang, H., & Zabriskie, R. (2004). The joy of being a professor: Learning about what professors do by reviewing the lives of pioneering TR educators. American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference, Kansas City, MO.
- McCormick, B. P., Lee, Y., & Jacobson, J. (2004). Operationalizing community integration via the ICF: Assessment of objective and subjective components of everyday life. 10th North American Collaborating Center Annual Conference on ICF. Halifax, Canada.
- McCormick, B. P., Lee, Y. (2004). So you want to be published? American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference, Kansas City, MO.
- Lee, Y. (2004). International TR Movement. Indiana University TV Spring Workshop, Bloomington, Indiana.
- Lee, Y. (November, 2003). Using simple technology to maximize learning experiences: Learn by doing and viewing. Presented at the HPER Teaching Seminar: "Teaching with Digital Media: From Audio/Video Clips to PowerPoint Presentation to Web and Course CD". Bloomington, IN
- Lee, Y. (April, 2003). Things that work in my large class: A case for R270 Inclusive recreation services. HPER Teaching Seminar on Tips, Tools, and Techniques for Teaching Large Classes. Bloomington, IN
- Lee, Y., & McCormick, B. (2003). The relationships of self-monitoring and leisure functioning for people with spinal cord injury. 2003 SPRE Leisure Research Symposium. St. Louis, MO.
- Lee, Y. (2003). Practice demo assignment: Applications to undergraduate and graduate courses. American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference, Atlanta, Georgia.
- Lee, Y. (2003). Development of a conceptual model that links processing skills to holistic recreation experience. Korean Therapeutic Recreation Society Annual Research Seminar, Seoul, Korea.
- Lee, Y., & Cooper, K. (2002). Is it possible to be healthy when your illness is incurable? 2002 Recreational Therapy of Indiana Annual Conference. Logansport, Indiana
- Reilly, M., Wenzel, K., & Lee, Y. (2002). Does a specialized day program work?: Outcome measurement using following-up data. Annual American Therapeutic Recreation Association Conference, Keystone, Colorado.
- Wenzel, K., Reilly, M., & Lee, Y. (2002). Outcome measurements a specialized day program. 2002 Annual National Therapeutic Recreation Society Institute, National Recreation and Park Association Congress. Tampa, FL.
- Lee, Y. (2002). Conceptualization of therapeutic recreation in Korean context [A featured speech]. Therapeutic Recreation Workshop hosted by Korean Therapeutic Recreation Society, Daegu, Korea. [Invited]
- Lee, Y. (2002). How does therapeutic recreation work? [A featured speech]. Therapeutic Recreation Workshop hosted by Korean Therapeutic Recreation Society, Daegu, Korea. [Invited]
- Lee, Y. (2002). Trends and issue of international therapeutic recreation [A featured speech]. Therapeutic Recreation Workshop hosted by Korean Therapeutic Recreation Society, Daegu, Korea. [Invited]
- Lee, Y. (2002). Suggestions for the development of therapeutic recreation in Korea [A featured speech]. Therapeutic Recreation Workshop hosted by Korean Therapeutic Recreation Society, Daegu, Korea. [Invited]
- Lee, Y., & McCormick, B. (2002). Barriers to outcome measurement in therapeutic recreation practice. Midwest Therapeutic Recreation Symposium. Springfield, Illinois.
- Lee, Y., & Chiang, I-T. (2002). Recreation activities as therapy: International perspectives. American Therapeutic Recreation Association Mid-Year Forum. Indianapolis, Indiana.
- Lee, Y., & McCormick, B. P. (2001). Exploring quality of life of people with spinal cord injury. Presented at the American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana.
- Lee, Y., & Chiang, I-T. (2001). Master's education in therapeutic recreation. Presented at the American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana.
- Lee, Y., & Yang, H. (2001). How much evidence do we have?: A review of therapeutic recreation outcomes in physical medicine and rehabilitation between 1991-2000. Midwest Therapeutic Recreation Symposium, St. Louis, Missouri.
- Chiang, I-T., Lee, Y., & Yang, H. (2001). Are you a wise consumer of the Internet?: Seeking to bridge TR practice and research. Midwest Therapeutic Recreation Symposium, St. Louis, Missouri.
- Austin, D. R., Lee, Y., & McCormick, B. P. (2001). A call for reform in TR professional preparation. Midwest Therapeutic Recreation Symposium, St. Louis, Missouri.
- Lee, Y. (2001). Professional competency in therapeutic recreation: An introduction. Indiana University TV Spring Workshop, Bloomington, Indiana.
- Lee, Y., & Yang, H. (2000). Current status of therapeutic recreation outcomes in physical medicine and rehabilitation. 2000 Recreational Therapy of Indiana Annual Conference. Nashville, Indiana.
- Lee, Y., & McCormick, B. P. (2000). The Relationships between self-monitoring and leisure functioning of people with spinal cord injury. American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference, Cincinnati, OH.
- Yang, H., Chiang, I-T, Lee, Y. (2000). Toward a globalization of therapeutic recreation: How can we learn from each other?. American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference, Cincinnati, OH.
- Lee, Y. (1999). Role of leisure in the process of coping with spinal cord injury. 1999 Recreational Therapy of Indiana Annual Conference. Evansville, Indiana.
- Lee, Y. (1999). Toward a globalization of leisure research. A featured speech presented at the Seoul International Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Congress, Seoul, Korea.
- Lee, Y. (1999). Leisure: It's more than fun and game. A featured speech presented at Joint Seminar by Korean Leisure and Recreation Association, and Korean Association of Sport for All, Seoul, Korea.
- Lee, Y. (1998). Predicting quality of life of people with spinal cord injury from leisure and demographic variables. The 75th Annual American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine. Seattle, WA.
- Lee, Y. (1998). Self-monitoring and leisure functioning of people with spinal cord injury. World Leisure and Recreation Association Conference. Sao Paulo, Brazil.
- Lee, Y. (1998). Exploring inclusive health concept for people with disabilities. World Leisure and Recreation Association Conference. Sao Paulo, Brazil.
- Lee, Y. (1998). Treatment network: A status report on physical medicine and rehabilitation. American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference, Boston, MA.
- Lee, Y., Mittlesteadt, R., & Askins, J. (1998). Predicting free time boredom for people with spinal cord injury. Midwest Therapeutic Recreation Symposium.
- Lee, Y., & Askins, J. (1997). Comparing leisure functioning of people with paraplegia and quadriplegia. The Fifth International Symposium on Therapeutic Recreation. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
- Lee, Y. (1997). Therapeutic recreation outcome measures in physical medicine and rehabilitation: Status report. American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference. [A part of "Works in Progress Project" for ATRA Research Institutes], Nashville, Tennessee.
- Lee, Y. (1995). A frame of reference: Conceptual bases for providing recreational sport programs in Korea. An invited keynote speech for the 3rd Annual Conference on Recreational Sport, Suwon, Gyunggi Do, South Korea.
- Lee, Y. (1995). Capturing the immediately recalled experience: An application of the self-initiated-tape-recording method in leisure, recreation and tourism research. National Recreation and Parks Association Annual Leisure Research Symposium, San Antonio, TX.
- Lee, Y., & Askins, J. (1995). The relationships of self-monitoring and leisure functioning for people with SCI. The Fourth International Symposium on Therapeutic Recreation, Orlando, FL.
- Lee, Y., Dattilo, J., Caldwell, L., & Kleiber, D. A. (1994). Exploring the meaning of continuity of recreation activity in the early stages of adjustment for people with spinal cord injury. American Therapeutic Recreation Association Annual Conference (Poster Session), Orlando, FL.
- Caldwell, L., Dattilo, J., Lee, Y., & Kleiber, D. A. (1994). Perception of therapeutic recreation by people with spinal cord injury. National Recreation and Parks Association Annual Leisure Research Symposium, Minneapolis, MN.
- Lee, Y. (1994). Giving authorship to God: "Re-storying" life after spinal cord injury. Christian Conference on Health, Physical Education, Sport, Dance, and Recreation. Grand Rapids, Michigan.
- Lee, Y. (1993). A survey of alternative research methodologies available to psychologists and social workers. The 7th Annual Conference of the American Association of Spinal Cord Injury Psychologists and Social Worker. Las Vegas, Nevada.
- Lee, Y., Dattilo, J., & Kleiber, D. A. (1993). Interpretation of leisure after spinal cord injury. 1993 Qualitative Research in Education Congress. Athens, GA.
- Lee, Y., Howard, D., & Dattilo, J. (1992). The negative side of leisure experience. National Recreation and Parks Association Annual Leisure Research Symposium, Cincinnati, Ohio.
- Lee, Y. (1992). An application of Self-Initiated-Tape-Recording method in qualitative research. Qualitative Research in Education Congress. Athens, GA.
- Lee, Y. (1990). Leisure Boredom: A possible cause of adolescent drug abuse. Research Symposium on Leisure and Recreation. Leisure and Recreation Association in Korea, Seoul, Korea.
- Lee, Y. (1990). Immediate leisure experience: A phenomenological approach. National Recreation and Parks Association Annual Leisure Research Symposium, Phoenix, Arizona.
- Lee, Y., & Halberg, K.J. (1988). An exploratory study of the relationship between shyness and perceptions of freedom in leisure. National Recreation and Parks Association Leisure Research Symposium, Indianapolis, Indiana, October.
PRESENTATIONS RELATED TO CHRISTIANITY (SINCE CALVIN COLLEGE):
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Lee, Y. (September, 2009). 3 Days Retreat for the Student Group of the Buffalo Korean Presbyterian Church. Buffalo, New York (Led three sessions: 1. “Integration of faith and scholarship: What is it and how do we do it?!”; 2. “Salvation: What is it and how are we born again? and 3. Sanctification: What is it and how does God sanctify us?” Buffalo, New York.
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Lee, Y. (March, 2009). Arise, TCK! (Third Culture Kids). Retreat for the College Student Group of Grand Rapids Grace CRC Church. Grand Rapids, MI.
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Lee, Y. (March, 2009). 2 Days Retreat for the Graduate Student Group of the Korean Presbyterian Church of Purdue. West Lafayette, IN (Led three sessions: 1. “Demolishing idols!”; 2. “Man does not live by bread alone!”, and 3. “Redeeming your academic discipline for the Kingdom”)
- Lee, Y. (March, 2009). What is your purpose in life?. Korean Presbyterian Church of Purdue. Sunday Worship, March 15, 2009. West Lafayette, IN.
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Lee, Y. (February, 2009). 3 Days Retreat for the Undergraduate Student Group of the Campus Town Church of Ann Arbor, MI) 2009 (Led three sessions: 1. “Distorted Self”; 2. “Redeemed Self”, and 3. “Redeemed Relationships.”
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Lee, Y. (February, 2009). Serve the LORD with your profession. Sunday Worship on February 22, 2009. Campus Town Church of Ann Arbor, MI.
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Lee, Y. (July, 2008). Love the LORD before you serve others. Sunday Opening Worship for jjKOSTA (JoJang* KOrean STudents in America; *JoJang means small group leaders). Wheaton, IL. Annual Retreat for Korean Students American.
- Lee, Y. (August, 2008). 2 Day Retreat for the College Student Group (Methodist Church Ann Arbor, MI) 2008 (Led three sessions: 1. “An overview of survival skills in the wilderness!”; 2. “To empty!”, and 3. “To fill”)
- Lee, Y. (September, 2008). Empty yourself like Christ. Friday Worship Service for the College Student Group (New Hope Korean Baptist Church, East Lansing, MI) 2008
- Lee, Y. (October, 2008). Christian Worldview. Friday Worship Service for the College Student Group (New Hope Korean Baptist Church, East Lansing, MI) 2008
Technical Report:
- Kleiber, D. A., Dattilo, J., Lee, Y., & Caldwell, L. (1993). Understanding leisure behavior for people with spinal cord injury: A final report to American Association of Spinal Cord Injury Psychologists and Social Workers. Washington, D.C.
- Lee, Y., (with others). (1990). Tourism and Leisure Indicators (TLI). In National Tourism and Leisure Survey in Korea: Developing Tourism and Leisure Indicators (pp. 261-364). Korea National Tourism Cooperation. Seoul, Korea
Grants Funded:
- Examination of the relationship between serious leisure and subjective well-being among senior Olympic participants. HPER Faculty-Student Research Fund (2005). [Co-Principal Investigator] $1,500.00
- Understanding leisure experience and subjective well-being of individuals with physical disabilities who participate in a community-based adaptive sport program. HPER Faculty and Student Research Fund. [Principal Investigator; Graduate Student Team: Neil Lundberg, Jinmoo Heo, Sanghee Chun, and Catherine Nolan] $1,500.00
- Predicting Community Re-Integration After Spinal Cord Injury From Demographic, Leisure and Personality Variables. Department of Recreation and Park Administration Scholarly Activity Awards (2003). [Principal Investigator] $1,470.00
- A Study on the Relationship Among Dispositional Optimism, Adjustment, and Leisure Functioning of People with Spinal Cord Injury. CHHS Scholarly Activity Awards (1998). [Principal Investigator] $4,900.00
- Evaluational study for West Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation for Inclusive Recreation Projects. ($7,000.00)
- Student Training to Advance Recreational Therapy in Schools (STARTS). Agency: U.S Department of Education. Competition Title: Minority Institution. Three Years (1995-1998, Florida International University) [Co-Project Director] $300,000.00 (approximately).
- A study on the relationship between self-monitoring, leisure functioning and adjustment for people with spinal cord injury. Minority Faculty Development Award from Florida International University, 1993-1994, [Principal Investigator] $1,000.00
- Leisure behavior for the people with spinal cord injury. American Association of Spinal Cord Injury Psychologists and Social Workers. One Year (1992-1993, The University of Georgia) [Project Director] $35,907.00
- Boredom and adolescent drug abuse. Leisure and Recreation Association in Korea, Seoul, Korea, 1990-1991, $1,500.00. [Principal Investigator]
- National Tourism and Leisure Survey in Korea: Developing Tourism and Leisure Indicators. Korea National Tourism Cooperation. Seoul, Korea, 1990-1991, $70,000.00. [Senior Researcher]
Awards
- Trustee Teaching Award, Indiana University, 2007.
- Trustee Teaching Award, Indiana University, 2005.
- Senior Member, American Leisure Academy, 2004.
- Scholarly Achievement Award, American Therapeutic Recreation Association, 2002.
- Professional Research Award, National Therapeutic Recreation Society, 1998.
Professional Affiliation
American Therapeutic Recreation Association
National Recreation and Park Association
National Therapeutic Recreation Society
Professional/Public Services
- Editorial Board Member, The Open Rehabilitation Journal (2007- now)
- Co-Editor, Annual in Therapeutic Recreation, 2003- 2005
- Associate Editor, Therapeutic Recreation Journal, 1998 - 2004, 2009-2012
- Associate Editor, Annual in Therapeutic Recreation, 1994 - 2000, 2006
- International Board of Editor, International Journal of Tourism Sciences, 2000 - 2004
- Reviewer, Journal of Leisure Research, 1992, 1995, 1997, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008
- Reviewer, Disability and Rehabilitation, 2004
- Reviewer, Leisure Sciences, 2003, 2007
- Reviewer, Society & Leisure, 1996
- Reviewer, Journal of Applied Recreation Research, 1997, 1998
- Reviewer, Therapeutic Recreation Journal, 1994, 2003
- Co-Editor, Korean Journal of Leisure and Recreation Studies, 1991
- Co-Chair, International Relations Team, American Therapeutic Recreation Association, 2000 - 2004
- Co-Chair, Academic Affairs Team, American Therapeutic Recreation Association, 1999 - 2000
University/College Services:
Calvin College
- Member, HPERDS Curriculum Committee
- Member, HPERDS Personnel Committee
Indiana University
- Member, HPER Promotion and Tenure Committee (2006-2009)
- Member, HPER Research Council (2000-2006)
- Member, Gender and Diversity Committee. (1999-2003; 2006- 2009)
- Member, HPER Library Committee. (2003-2004)
- Co-Chair, Gender and Diversity Committee (2000-2001)
- Member, Department Research Committee (2000-2003)
- Member, Dept. Strategic Planning Committee (1999-2000)
- Member, Dept. Recruitment and Retention Committee (1999-2000)
- Advisor, Indiana University Korean Christian Fellowship (1999-2009)
- Advisor, Indiana University HPER Korean Student Association (2003-2006)
- Advisor, Asian Basketball Association (2003- 2009)
