Li Li Ji, Ph.D., director of the School of Kinesiology and director of the Laboratory of Physiological Hygiene and Exercise Science (LPHES), and Mitch Hoffman, RecWell director of the Center for Outdoor Adventure, will be co-presenting at the Association of Outdoor Recreation and Education (AORE) 2016 Summit Series with Jeannette Stawski, Executive Director of AORE. Their presentation topic is “AORE’s Advocacy Abroad: Meeting the Needs of the Asian Culture” and it will take place Wednesday, Nov. 9 in Minneapolis, MN.
AORE is an organization dedicated to providing opportunities for professionals and students in the field of outdoor recreation and education to exchange information, promote the preservation and conservation of the natural environment, and address issues common to college, university, community, military, and other not-for- profit outdoor recreation and education programs. Supporting the 2016 conference theme, “Innovate. Collaborate. Recreate.”, the two day series is designed to first take an “inward-facing” look at program growth and innovation touching upon opportunities to build and solidify partnerships on campus that result in broadening the student experience. Day two will feature “outward-facing” issues that impact our programs where they intersect with external stakeholders.
