EDUCATION

MBA - California State Polytechnic University, Pomona (please see page 2 for projects) - 1999

MA Exercise Science - California State University, Los Angeles - 1982

30 Graduate Units Rehabilitation Counseling - USC & Boston University - 1975 - 1979

BS Business Administration - University of Wyoming – 1971

EXPERIENCE

Lead Health Educator, Program Evaluator, Instructor – Division of Student Affairs, Student Health Services and Kinesiology and Health Promotion, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona (1990 – 2002, Retired)

Administrative Responsibilities: Oversaw education services and supervision of two staff and over twelve student peer educators. Coordinated clinical health education for Student Health Services, plus operation of The Wellness Center which has 7,000 visitors per year.

Top Major Accomplishments:

v Implemented award winning research on drinking social norms and safety tips 21^st Birthday Card

v Co-chair of National Health Objectives Task Force which developed Healthy Campus 2010

v Supervised administration of American College Health Association National College Health Assessments resulting in 120% of minimum required and other campus wide research efforts

v Evaluated for college health programs, CDC/ACHA HIV Innovation grant; alcohol abuse prevention, and US Department of Justice Prevention of Violence Against Women grant and 5-a-Day

v Implemented of Quality Maintenance and Improvement studies

v Hired trained and supervised Health Promotion and Nutrition students as peer health educators.

v Implemented computerized tailored to the student body health risk assessment with individual report which 600 to nearly 1,000 students complete per year

v Developed “Put Prevention into Practice” “The Wellness Card” program, 4,000 students participate yearly

v Increased The Wellness Center student visits from under 600 per year to nearly 7,000 in four years

v Wrote “Keynote” articles, “Board a Northbound Train” and others on college health vision, mission and goals for Richard Keeling, MD, Keeling and Associates, Inc., www.rkeeling.com

Clinical Responsibilities: Counseled and follow-up for medical referrals for control of blood pressure, cholesterol and weight. Counseled students in HIV/AIDS pre- and post-tests, eating disorders, abuse of alcohol and other drugs, and stress management.

Additional Tasks: Participant in Faculty Development Center Teaching Circles. Member of Quality Maintenance and Improvement Committee, Student Affairs Assessment Team focusing on customer satisfaction and assessing student concerns. Facilitator for University customer service training program and multicultural retreats. Chair of Assessment Committee for Cal Poly Pomona Alcohol and Other Drugs Advisory Committee. Co-chaired the Aids Advisory Committee. Advisor to Student Health Advisory Committee, BACCHUS GAMMA Peer Health Education Network and Cal Poly Pomona Cycling Club.

Manager - Brunswick Corporation Deer Creek Athletic Club, Rancho Cucamonga, CA (1988 – 1989)

Health & Fitness Instructor - Chaffey Community College (1988 – 1989)

Wellness Director - Chevron Oil Field Research Corporation (1987 – 1988)

Weight Loss Program Coordinator - UCLA Division of Clinical Nutrition (1984 – 1987)

Fitness Director & Exercise Physiologist - Pasadena Athletic Club (1984 – 1987)

Exercise Physiologist - ASAP Adolescent & Adults Substance Abuse Programs, Pasadena Community Hospital (1982 – 1984)

Health & Fitness Instructor - Pasadena Community College (1980 – 1982)

Captain – Communications and Nuclear Security, Aviation, U.S. Army (1971 – 1977)

CERTIFICATIONS AND AWARDS

Beta Gamma Sigma - College of Business Honor Society 1998

California HIV Counselor - California Office of AIDS 1995

Outstanding Staff - Cal Poly Pomona 1995

Honorary Life Member – Associated Students, Inc. Cal Poly Pomona 1991

Certified Health Education Specialist - # 2670 National Commission on Health Education Credentialling 1991

“Connections” Customer Service Training Facilitator – Cal Poly Pomona 1991

CPR & First Aid Instructor - American Red Cross 1990

Advanced Managerial Training - Brunswick Corporation 1989

Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist - # 88904 National Strength & Conditioning Assoc. 1988

Wellness Coordinator - Chapman University 1987

Exercise Test Technologist - # 1491 American College of Sports Medicine 1984

Teaching Credential - # 284640, # 7 1 GRI 002 California Community Colleges 1984

Health Fitness Instructor - # 17 American College of Sports Medicine 1982

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

American College Health Association – Co-Chair, Task Force on College Health Objectives for 2010

American College of Healthcare Executives

American College of Sports Medicine

Association for Worksite Health Promotion

National Strength and Conditioning Association

Pacific Coast College Health Association – Past Board Member & Chair, Grants & Research Committee

Project SISTER Sexual Assault Crisis Services - Past Executive Board & Board of Advisors member

MBA Projects

v Business Plan for Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles

v Strategic analysis and recommendations for Quaker City Plating

v Business Plan Guide for University Student Health Services

v Business Plan for Student Health Service Health Promotion Department

v Marketing Plan for a Student Health Service Health Promotion Department

v Selecting Marketing Channels Using Management Science Linear Programming

v Determining Health Promotion Programming Using Cost Drivers and Activity Based Cost Accounting

v Determining Reserve Funds Required for a Not-for-Profit University Student Health Service Using Cost Drivers and Activity Based Cost Accounting

v "Expert System” computer program for student health services receptionists

Articles

v Board a Northbound Train

www.easehealthmgt.com/collegehealth/collegehealth_boardanorthboundtrain.pdf

v Spirit and More than Survival through Vision, Mission, Goals and Objectives

http://www.easehealthmgt.com/collegehealth/collegehealth_vision_mission_goals.pdf

v Is Outsourcing an Issue – An Excel Workbook

www.easehealthmgt.com/collegehealth/collegehealth_in_or_out_source.pdf

v Low Grades and Student Health: At the Core of the University Mission

Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies, Cal Poly Pomona, Fall 2000

http://www.csupomona.edu/~jis/2000/grizzell.pdf

v B Health Behaviors which Students would like to Improve: Results of a Student Health Needs Survey

http://www.csupomona.edu/~jis/1998/brown.pdf

References available on request.

Resume for Jim Grizzell

August, 2002