Promoting Opportunities for People to Play Where They Choose
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Dr. Lynn Anderson, CTRS, CPRP, director for the Inclusive Recreation Resource Center, is a professor in the Recreation, Parks, and Leisure Studies Department at SUNY Cortland. Dr. Anderson has been active in the field of recreation, inclusion, and therapeutic for over 30 years. She has worked in both outdoor recreation and therapeutic recreation settings, and has conducted extensive research on inclusion and other areas in therapeutic recreation, including strengths-based pracitice. She has her master’s degree in outdoor recreation and park management from the University of Oregon and her Ph.D. in therapeutic recreation from the University of Minnesota. Lynn's email:
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Laurie Penney McGee, CTRS is the full-time coordinator for the Inclusive Recreation Resource Center at SUNY Cortland. In addition, she teaches for the Recreation, Parks and Leisure Studies Department, and supervises student internships. Laurie has extensive experience in the area of recreation and inclusion, and has worked in the inclusive recreation field since 1999. Laurie’s work focuses on advocacy, systems change, and inclusive recreation in general. Laurie received her bachelor’s degree in political science from Glassboro State College, and her masters degree from SUNY Cortland in therapeutic recreation. Laurie's emai: laurie.penneymcgee@cortland.edu
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Dr. Vicki Wilkins, CPRP, is a professor in the Recreation, Parks and Leisure Studies Department at SUNY Cortland. Dr. Wilkins serves as faculty for the Inclusive Recreation Resource Center. Dr. Wilkins’ work focuses on diversity, inclusion, and recreation. She has been active in the field of recreation and therapeutic recreation for over 30 years, and has won numerous teaching awards as a professor at SUNY Cortland. Dr. Wilkins received her master’s degree in therapeutic recreation at Florida State University, and her Ph.D. in therapeutic recreation/family development from Penn State University. Vicki's email:
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Deanna Moore is working with the Inclusive Recreation Resource Center through AmeriCorps. She is a SUNY Cortland graduate with a B.S. in Therapeutic Recreation. Deanna has previously completed work with the IRRC as a student and is excited to be back on board to continue advocating for inclusive recreation. Deanna's email:
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Katie Wryk is a graduate assistant with the IRRC. Katie has her B.S.Ed. from SUNY Geneseo in elementary and special education and is working on her M.S.Ed. in Outdoor Recreation/Education at SUNY Cortland. Katie's email:
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