Dr. Leta Hicks, Associate Professor, Director, Graduate Programs
Leta Hicks, Ed.D., completed both the Master of Science and Doctor of Education degrees in Health, Physical Education, and Leisure Science at Oklahoma State University. Since coming to Barry University in 1994 she has served as Associate Dean of the School of Human Performance and Leisure Sciences, Chair of the Department of Sport and Exercise Sciences and Interim Dean of the School of Human Performance and Leisure Sciences. Currently she is an Associate Professor and the Coordinator of the Graduate Program.
Prior to coming to Barry University, Dr. Hicks was employed at Gordon College, Wenham, Massachusetts, as Assistant Professor of Movement Science and Physical Education and at Saint Leo College, Saint Leo, Florida, as Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Sport Management and Chair of the Department of Education.
Dr. Hicks has been extensively involved in professional activities, serving as president of the Educational Leadership Association of the Florida Alliance of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance and as District II Director for Phi Epsilon Kappa. She has served in consultant and advisory roles for a number of professional, state and local organizations. She has given presentations at national, regional and state professional meetings. Her present research interests are in two areas: wellness education and physical activity for the older adult population.
Dr. Leta Hicks's Vita
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