Geocaching for schools and communities - J. Kevin Taylor

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J. Kevin Taylor, PhD, is a professor in the kinesiology
department at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo in California. He has trained
physical education teachers and taught outdoor education since 1994 and
has made more than 50 professional presentations at national, state, and
regional conferences. In his leisure time, he enjoys being with and
playing with his family, playing soccer, and riding his bicycle.

DuAnn E. Kremer, PhD, HFS, is an associate professor of exercise
physiology at Lynchburg College in Virginia. One of her areas of
interest is in motivating people to increase their physical activity.
She is a member of AAHPERD and ACSM and has made numerous national
geocaching presentations. She is an experienced geocacher, with more
than 300 finds, and she also enjoys kayaking, hiking, and mountain
biking in her spare time.

Katherine Pebworth, PhD, is an associate professor and department
chair of physical education and kinesiology at Lincoln Memorial
University (LMU) in Harrogate, Tennessee. She is a lifetime member of
AAHPERD and has made numerous geocaching presentations at the state,
district, and national levels. She enjoys hiking, geocaching, and
watching sports at LMU.

Peter Werner, PED, is distinguished professor emeritus at the
University of South Carolina in Columbia. He has written three related
books on interdisciplinary learning and edited the film series for the
American Master Teacher Program. He is a lifetime member of AAHPERD and
served as chair of the Editorial Review Board for Strategies in 2007-08
and as senior editor of Teaching Elementary Physical Education from 2000
to 2003. He has made numerous geocaching presentations at all levels,
takes to the waters as a whitewater canoeist, and enjoys broom making
and fly fishing.