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2018 Membership Directory 2018 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY Financial Assistance Provided by: Message from the Chair It is my distinct privilege to serve the Recreation Professionals of Saskatchewan on your Board of Directors and specifically as your Chairperson. Our membership may be diverse pertaining to the actual work that we perform within the field that we serve, however, it is important to recognize what continues to unite us and drive us in the field of recreation. It is our common vision of education for recreation professionals, combined with our values of lifelong learning, integrity, leadership and professional conduct as we serve our institutions and communities towards the ultimate achievement of wellbeing for all individuals, the community, and all natural and built environments. These uniting visions and values bring us together, and I encourage you to connect with and utilize, the immense pool of experience and knowledge listed in this Directory (namely our members), as you perform your work. I also challenge all members to ask yourselves, “How can I personally contribute in a meaningful way to our field and our association?” The true legacy each of us shall leave behind, no matter what the field, shall include what, and how, we were able to “give”; professionally and personally. Our time is now; let’s make the most of it. Shelley Thoen-Chaykoski S.A.R.P. Chairperson Message from the Executive Director I truly enjoy working with the Recreation Professionals in this Association and love to hear their passion for the Industry. I am very excited for the designation of Recreation Professionals Week in Saskatchewan, during June is Recreation & Parks Month! Having a week that acknowledges and thanks the Professionals that makes the Recreation Industry tick is well deserved. I hope you enjoy this year’s Member Directory. I encourage you to reach out and connect with other S.A.R.P. Members as we have a vast knowl- edge base in this Association. Thank you to all of our Professional Mem- bers who volunteered to participate in our Mentorship Program, there is a lot of experience that our Students and young Professionals can turn to and learn from. Collaboration is a wonderful thing! I welcome you to contact our office if there is ever an opportunity for S.A.R.P. to collaborate with you on a project or idea. Together we are stronger! The Benefits of Recreation are Endless, Nicole Walchuk S.A.R.P. Executive Director 2 2018 S.A.R.P. Member Directory Board of Directors 2017-2018 Chairperson Shelley Thoen-Chaykoski (Foam Lake) Vice Chairperson Shelby Rushton (Regina) Secretary Brenda Johnson (Saskatoon) Members at Large Francis Cashin (Saskatoon) Crystal Clarke (Prince Albert) Vickie Clarke (Saskatoon) Linda Martin (Saskatoon) Provincial Office Mailing Address PO. Box 583 Moose Jaw, SK. S6H 4P2 Office Address 1220 High Street West Moose Jaw, SK Phone: (306) 693-7277 Fax: (306) 988-8839 www.sarponline.ca Executive Director Nicole Walchuk [email protected] Executive Administrative Assistant Stacey Dedelley [email protected] 2018 S.A.R.P. Member Directory 3 MISSION The Saskatchewan Association of Recreation Professionals is a member driven organization committed to supporting and being the voice of professionals working in the field of recreation. VISION Society recognizes and values educated professionals in the field of recreation. VALUES • Trained professional leadership • A standard of education with established core competencies for recreation professionals • Lifelong learning • Respect and inclusion of all members • A professional Code of Ethics • Integrity, honesty and transparency in all of our actions • A common, united voice for members through advocacy initiatives • Subscribe to the National Framework for Recreation in Canada 2015 • Recreation and Leisure and the benefits it provides to all members of a community Make the Most of Your Membership • Take advantage of discounts and perks at various businesses through our Member Benefits Card • Log into the Member Only section of our website that lists current job opportunities, already filtered for the Recreation Industry • Members Only Education Assistance grants • Members Only Professional Development grants to host a course, workshop, etc. in your community • Student bursaries • Mentorship Program for those who are just entering the field • Nominate a fellow deserving Member for one of our Annual Awards • Receive our Monthly Member E-news to stay up to date on upcoming professional development opportunities including workshops, conferences, and webinars 4 2018 S.A.R.P. Member Directory Mark Your Calendar… June 2018 Recreation & Parks Month (JRPM) June 3, 2018 JRPM Launch Event - Swift Current, SK. June 13 to 15, 2018 CTRA Conference, DoubleTree Dartmouth - Halifax, NS. June 15, 2018 Education Assistance & Professional Development Grant Apps Due June 18-24, 2018 Recreation Professionals Week in Saskatchewan June 21, 2018 National Aboriginal Day June 30, 2018 Annual Awards Program Nomination Deadline August 27, 2018 Board Nomination Deadline September 15, 2018 Education Assistance & Professional Development Grant Apps Due September 27, 2018 AGM & Awards Dinner - Regina, SK. September 28-30, 2018 Culture Days October 4 & 5, 2018 Innovations Conference 2018 Stronger Together...Towards Tomorrow – Regina, SK October 17, 2018 Fall City Recreation Programmers Meeting – Maple Creek, SK. October 18 - 20, 2018 SPRA Conference - Maple Creek, SK. December 15, 2018 Education Assistance & Professional Development Grant Apps Due January 2, 2019 Renew your S.A.R.P. Membership February 2019 Therapeutic Recreation Month March 1, 2019 Roy Ellis Bursary Application Deadline March 15, 2019 Education Assistance & Professional Development Grant Apps Due March 31, 2019 CPRA Harry Boothman Bursary Application Deadline April 2019 SPRA Spring Symposium – Humboldt, SK. Date TBD April 2019 Spring City Recreation Programmers Meeting - Date & Location TBD April 22, 2019 Earth Day April 30, 2019 Student Leadership Award Nomination Deadline *If there are any other important dates or events you know of that should be on this list next year please notify the S.A.R.P. office. 2018 S.A.R.P. Member Directory 5 “ Celebrating the Professionals behind the scenes of Parks and Recreation.” Recreation Professionals Week in Saskatchewan June 18-24, 2018 S.A.R.P. in partnership with SPRA believed that Recreation Professionals deserved a week of recognition in the month of June, which is Recreation and Parks Month. We are happy to announce that the Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed June 18th -24th, as Recreation Professionals Week. We hope that this proclamation will bring greater recognition to Recreation Professionals for the contributions you make to our province, through your hard work and dedication to building healthy communities where we can all live, work and play. We hope everyone will help us to celebrate the first ever Recreation Professionals Week in SK! Email us photos of you and your co-workers at work [email protected]! 6 2018 S.A.R.P. Member Directory MEMBERSHIP As part of our Mentorship Program, those members with MENTOR beside their name have graciously volunteered to share their expertise with those looking for information or guidance! ASSINIBOIA CARLYLE ESTON DeNeire, Cheryl (MENTOR) Andrychuk, Arial (MENTOR) Keleher, Chris (MENTOR) Director of Leisure & Community Recreation Coordinator Recreation Director Wellness Services Moose Mountain Lodge Town of Eston Town of Assiniboia (306) 453-2322 (306) 962-4444 (306) 642-8900 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] CENTRAL BUTTE FOAM LAKE Pedersen, Tara (MENTOR) Berger, Jennifer Thoen-Chaykoski, Recreation Coordinator Recreation Coordinator Shelley (MENTOR) Saskatchewan Health Authority Central Butte REgency Manor Community Rec Consultant (306) 642-9431 (306) 796-2190 (306) 272-4343 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] BATTLEFORD DALMENY HEPBURN Seib, Donna Halcro, Mathew Braun, Lisa Recreation Therapist Recreation Manager Community Coordinator Battlefords District Care Centre Town of Dalmeny Town of Hepburn (306) 446-5848 (306) 254-2133 (306) 947-2170 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] BENGOUGH DAVIDSON HUMBOLDT Ashby, Debra (MENTOR) Ouellette, Trevor (MENTOR) McConnell, Clint (MENTOR) Recreation Director Recreation Director Field Consultant Bengough Parks & Recreation Town of Davidson SPRA (306) 268-2909 (306) 567-2908 (306) 682-5265 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] BIGGAR ESTERHAZY INDIAN HEAD Kammer, Karen (MENTOR) Meier, Louise (MENTOR) Kerr, Andrew (MENTOR) Recreation Coordinator Community Development/Recreation Community Development Officer Biggar & District Health Centre Director Town of Indian Head (306) 948-3323 Town of Esterhazy (306) 695-2398 [email protected] (306) 745-5402 [email protected] [email protected] Poitras, Erin Recreation Director KAMSACK Town of Biggar ESTEVAN Sumner, Kev (306) 948-3317 Banbury, Erin (MENTOR) Recreation Director [email protected] Director, Recreation & Adult Day Programs Town of Kamsack Saskatchewan Health Authority (306) 590-7903 CANORA (306) 421-1193 [email protected] [email protected] Lazaruk, Arlene (MENTOR) Recreation Coordinator Canora Gateway Lodge (306) 563-5685 [email protected] 2018 S.A.R.P. Member Directory 7 KINDERSLEY Hall, Stephen NORTH BATTLEFORD Zurevinsky, Kyle
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