Board members
Annual General Meeting
Saturday 20th September 12.00
Venue-Trinity College, Carmathen Wales
Nominations for EOE Board Membership
If
you wish to be nominated or to niminate someone please complete the nomination
form and return to the secretary by 1st September. Please follow the
instructions below.
The nominated person should write a statement of 250-500 words telling
members about their contribution to outdoor adventure education and experiential
learning and how they can contribute to promoting the EOE and its intentions.
This statement and completed form should reach the current secretary Ina Stan istan01@bucks.ac.uk by 1st September to be presented at the AGM.
The email should be subject marked EOE-Election of Board member
A board member should be a member of EOE and have agreed to the EOE Statement of Intent. A board member is expected to contribute to the work of the EOE, attending board meetings. Board meetings are usually held twice a year in various EU countries.
For further details of the work involved please contact one of the current board members or the chair barbara humberstone barbara.humberstone@bucks.ac.uk or barbara.humberstone@btinternet.com
Chair Professor Dr. Barbara Humberstone,
professor of sociology of sport and outdoor education. Buckinghamshire
Chilterns University College Wellesbourne Campus High Wycombe Buckinghamshire.
Interests: Critical sociology of sports and ethics, issues and empowerment
in research; methodologies in outdoor adventure education. Social and
environmental justice/equity and alternative ways of learning in the outdoors.
Vice-chair Dr. Kirsti Pedersen
is an associate professor in sports and physical education at Finnmark
College, Northern Norway, and holds a doctoral degree in outdoor adventure,
recreation and education. Her research interests are gender and cultural
relations in outdoor adventure and education, physical education and dance.
Treasurer Dr.Dorin Festeu
works as a Post Doctoral Research Fellow at Buckinghamshire Chilterns
University College. He also works as Course Development Councilor at the
University of 'Transilvania', Brasov, Romania. Interests: Personal and
social development through physical activities, teacher education and
training, psychology of education.
Members
Dr
Robbie Nicol: University of Edinburgh, Scotland.
Dr. Martina Gasser. Institut fur Sozialdienste, Austria
Jari Kujala: Helsingin Koillinen Sosiaalikeskus, Finland
Chris Loynes: St Martin's College & Threshold, UK
Chris
Loynes is a senior lecturer at St. Martin’s College. He is interested
in two main aspects of the field, outdoor development training and education
for sustainability. He has written critical discussions concerning the
social context and development of outdoor education as well as the exploring
the possible value of underlying mythic ideas within the practic.Publication
list
Co-opted board members
Dr
Peter Becker Universität Marburg; Jprofessor of anthropology and
sociology of sports. Interests: concepts of „Bildung" and education through
adventure and experiential learning, social work using body and movement,
bodily cultures in modern times
Bart Keus: Stichting
Trap Holland-Czech Republic
Jochem
Schirp:, social scientist, manager of bsj Marburg. Main working fields:
youth welfare services and social work; socio-educational provision for
young people with means of adventure education, body and movement; transnational
projects
EOE
secretary
Miss. Ina Stan: Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College
Ex-officio secretary: Ms. Carla Sack BSJ Marburg
