Education

Other in Recreation and Leisure Studies

Temple University

MS in Community Recreation, Outdoor Education

State University College

BS in Elementary Education

State University College

Published Works

• Broida, J. Therapeutic Recreation - The Benefits are Endless, Part III 2004 Literature Review. National Therapeutic Recreation Society.
• Broida, J. (2010). Professional Development in Therapeutic Recreation. TR Times Newsletter.
• Broida, J. (2009). @Metro. Colorado Parks and Recreation Association Electronic Newsletter.
• Broida, J. (2008). News from Metro State. Colorado Therapeutic Recreation Society TR Times Newsletter.
• Broida, J. (2007). Services and Resources for Adults and Children: Adaptive Recreation. In U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (ed.), Resource guide for serving refugees with disabilities, www.refugees.org/article.aspx?id=1965.
• Broida, J. (2006). Concept Paper: Distance Education. In Carter and Folkerth (eds.), Therapeutic Recreation Education: Challenges and Changes, National Therapeutic Recreation society.
• Broida, J. (2006). Marketing: New Approaches for Therapeutic Recreation. In Carter & O'Morrow (eds.), Effective Managment of Thereapeutic Recreation Service (2nd ed.), Venture Publishing, Inc.
• Broida, J. (2006). News from Metro State. Colorado Parks and Recreation Association By-line.
• Germann, C., Broida, J., Broida, J. (2003). Using Computer-based Virtual Tours to Assist Persons with Disabilities. Journal of Educational Technology & Society, 6(3), 53-60.
• Broida, J. (2002). Leaders in Therapeutic Recreation: Marcia Carter. In Austin, Dattilo, McCormick (eds.), Conceptual Foundations for Therapeutic Recreation, Venture Publishing.
• Broida, J., Germann, C. (2001). Using Technology to Aid Community Integration. Education West,, 18-19.
• Broida, J. (2001). Virtual Reality Tours.A Unique Use of Technology. Colorado Park and Recreation Association By-line.
• Broida, J. (2001). Therapeutic Recreation - The Benefits are Endless, Part II, 2001 resource guide supplement. National Therapeutic Recreation Society.
• Broida, J., Wenzel, K. (2000). Leadership and Disability Sport: Adapted Physical Education and Therapeutic Recreation: Marcia Carter. Palaestra.
• Broida, J., Germann, C., Houck, E. S., Broida, J. (2000). Community Access Through Technology Project: Using Virtual Reality Technologies for community Integration. Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Disability, Virtual Reality and Associated Technologies, 107-111.
• Broida, J. (2000). Therapeutic Recreation: The Benefits are Endless, Training Program and Resource Guide. National Therapeutic Recreation Society.
• Broida, J. (1999). Success Sells the Benefits of Therapeutic Recreation. Parks and Recreation.
• Germann, C., Broida, J., O'Neill-Jones, M. M. (1999). Assisting Individuals with Disabilities Through the Use of Virtual Reality Technologies. In H.J. Bullinger and J. Ziegler (Eds.), Human-Computer Interaction: Communication, Cooperation and Application Design, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Publishers, 2, 952-956.
• Broida, J. (1999). Enhancing Accessibility Through Virtual Environments. Parks and Recreation.
• Germann, C., Broida, J. (1999). Using Virtual Reality Technology to Help Individuals Transition Back into the Community. Proceedings of the World Conference on Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia and Telecommunications.
• Broida, J. (1997). Therapeutic Recreation: Innovative Programs in Community Recreation. National Recreation and Park Association.
• Broida, J. (1997). Making us Better Helpers. Parks and Recreation.
• Broida, J. (1996). Enhancing Teaching Effectiveness through Life Experiences: A Philosophy of Teaching. Schole: A Journal of Leisure Studies and Rercreation Education, (11), 143-146.
• Broida, J. (1996). Innovation in Therapeutic Recreation. Parks and Recreation.
• Broida, J., Katzenmeyer, C. (1995). Advocates for Therapeutic Recreation formed in Colorado: Part II. ATRA Newsletter.
• Broida, J. (1995). Bibliography: Community Recreation and Integration of Individuals with Disabilities. Colorado Parks and Recreation Association.
• Broida, J. (1995). Community Options for All Individuals. Parks and Recreation.
• Broida, J. (1995). Successful Presentations. ASTRA Newsletter.
• Broida, J., Katzenmeyer, C. (1995). Advocates for Therapeutic Recreation formed in Colorado: Part I. ATRA Newsletter.
• Broida, J., Katzenmeyer, C. (1995). Grassroots Advocacy: A Critical Element to Therapeutic Recreation's Future. In National Therapeutic Recreation (ed.), Impacting Public Policy: An Advocacy Manual for Therapeutic Recreation, National Recreation and Park Association.
• Broida, J. (1995). Successful Conference Presentations. ATRA Newsletter.
• Broida, J. (1994). Colorado Directory of Therapeutic Recreation Consultants. Colorado Parks and Recreation Association.
• Broida, J., Wenzel, K. (1994). Shaping our Future through Advocacy. Parks and Recreation.
• Broida, J. (1994). Shaping Our Future through Advocacy. In National Therapeutic Recreation Society, Promoting Therapeutic Recreation: A Marketing Guide, National Recreation and Park Association.
• Broida, J. (1993). Designing Campus Laboraory Experiences. Executive Summary Booklet of the 1993 Midwest Symposium on Therapeutic Rrecreation.
• Broida, J., Wenzel, K. (1993). Student Competency Development: Integrated Learning through Laboratory Experiences. Executive Summary Booklet of the 1993 Midwest Symposium on Therapeutic Recreation.
• Broida, J. (1992). Bridging the Academic - Practitioner Gap: Involvement in Therapeutic Recreation Curriculum Development. ASTRA Newsletter.
• Lazarus, B., Broida, J. (1992). How Are We Doing?. Parks and Recreation.
• Broida, J. (1992). Professional Preparation in Therapeutic Recreation at ASU West. A Report to Arizona State University West.
• Black, D., Hultsman, J., McBride, L., Broida, J. (1991). An Exploratory Stude of Bulimic Women: Implications for Integrating Health and Leisure. Advances in Health Education: Current Research.
• Broida, J. (1991). Implementing Leisure Education into your Wellness Program. In National Wellness Institute, Presentation Resources.
• Broida, J. (1991). TAP-ping Student Potential: A Stepped Approach to Professional Preparation. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance, 62(4), 37-38, 55.
• Lazarus, B., Broida, J. (1990). Hospitality and Recreation Industries: Interfacing Now and for the Future. In K.S. Chon (Ed.), Proceedings of Research and Academic Papers from the Society of Travel & Tourism Educators.
• Hultsman, J., Broida, J. (1990). The Experience of Leisure by Youth in a Therapeutic Milieu: Implications for Theory and Clinical Practice. Youth and Society, 21(4), 496-510.
• Broida, J. (1990). Leisure Used as a Form of Behaviour Modification. Jounral of Leisurability, (Winter ), 19-22.
• Broida, J. (1989). Jay B. Nash. In H. Ibrahim (Ed.), Pioneers in Leisure and Recreation, American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance.
• Broida, J., Hultsman, J. (1989). The Experience of Leisure in Therapeutic Settings. Abstracts of the Proceedings of the 1989 NRPA Leisure Research Symposium, National Recreation and Park Association.
• Lazarus, B., Broida, J. (1988). Disabled Travelers: Current Practices in the Commercial Lodging Industry. Abstracts of the Proceedings of the 11th Leisure Research Symposium, National Recreation and Park Association.
• Lazarus, B., Broida, J. (1988). Handicapped Guests and the HRI Curriculum. The Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration Quarterly.
• Lazarus, B., Broida, J. (1988). Hotel Fire Safety Procedures and Special Guests. Hospitality Education and Research Journal, 12(2), 215-222.
• Broida, J. (1988). Leisure and Anxiety: A Study of Retirees. Activities, Adaptation and Aging, 11(1), 1-10.
• Broida, J. (1988). Microcomputer Use: A Study of Therapeutic Recreation Professional Preparation Programs and Therapeutic Recration Practitioners. Abstracts from the 1988 Reserch Consortium, AAHPERD.
• Broida, J., Hultsman, J., McBride, L., Black, D. (1988). Perceptions of Leisure and an Eating Disorder: An Exploratory Study of Bulimia. Therapeutic Recreation Journal, 22(1), 55-63.
• Lazarus, B., Broida, J. (1988). When Saying No Isn't Enough--Fighting Sexual Harrassment. Parks and Recreation.
• Broida, J. (1987). Enhancing the Quality of Life on Campus. Journal of the National Intramural Recreational Sports Association, 11(3), 33-34.
• Broida, J. (1987). Leisure and Health: Relationships Between Bulimia and Perceptions of Leisure. Abstracts of Proceedings of the 10th Anniversary Leisure Reserach Symposium, National Recreation and Park Association.
• Hultsman, J., Broida, J., McBride, L. (1987). Leisure Satisfaction and Participation: A Study of Bulimics. Abstracts from the 1987 Reserach Consortium, AAHPERD.
• Broida, J., Lazarus, B. (1987). Programming Options. Journal of Employee Services Management, 30(4), 10-14.
• Broida, J., Hultsman, J., Hultsman, W. (1987). Recreation and the Poor. Therapeutic Recreation Journal, (1), 51-57.
• Hultsman, J., Broida, J. (1987). The Ecomonically Disadvantaged in Rural America: Recreation Perspectives. Leisure Today: Journal of Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, 58(4), 58-60.
• Hultsman, J., Broida, J. (1986). A Rejoinder to Edwards. Leisure Information Quarterly, 13(2), 11.
• Broida, J., Hultsman, J. (1986). Debate, Dissent and the Problem: Issues to Resolve in Recreation, Parks and Leisure Services. Management Strategy, 10(1), 1, 6.
• Hultsman, J., Broida, J. (1986). Future Directions for Recreation, Parks and Leisure Service: Some Comments from the Academy. Journal of Park and Recreation Administration, 4(3), 1-9.
• Broida, J. (1986). Leisure Counseling: Its Role in the Corporate Sector. Journal of Employee Services Management, 28(10), 12-14.
• Hultsman, J., Broida, J. (1986). Of Values and Ethics, Cabbages and Kings. Leisure Information Quarterly, 12(4), 6-7.
• Broida, J. (1986). Relationships Between Leisure and Anxiety: A Preliminary Investigation of Retirees. Abstracts from the 1986 Research Consortium, AAHPERD.
• Hultsman, W., Broida, J., Hultsman, J. (1986). Special Populations: The Economically Disadvantaged. A Literature Review (The President's Commission on American's Outdoors), U.S. Government Printing Office.
• Broida, J., Chrieetzberg, J., Leader, M. (1986). The Effect of a Wheelchair Tennis Program upon Carry-over Participation After Hospitalization: A Preliminary Investigation of Disabled Children. Proceedings of the Third Annual Therapeutic Recreation Research Colloquium.
• Broida, J., Leader, M., Crietzberg, J. (1986). It's Not Always that You Play the Game. Programming Trends in Therapeutic Recreation,, 26-27.
• Hultsman, J., Hultamsn, W., Broida, J. (1986). S.O.L.V.I.N.G.: The Leisure Education Problem - Situation - Opportunities - Limitations: Values and Information for a New Generation. Option Paper Prepared for the President's Commision on Americans Outdoors.
• Broida, J. (1986). Evaluation of the 1985 IPRA State Conference. Profile Magazine.
• McBride, L., Broida, J. (1985). Health and Leisure: Are they Strange Bedfellows?. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, 1(1), 37-40.
• Broida, J. (1985). Microcomputers: The Leisure Educator's Assistant. Leisure Information Quarterly, 12(1), 12.
• Broida, J., Hultsman, J. (1985). Recreation, Park and Leisure Services: Some Future Directions. Abstracts from the 1985 Symposium on Leisure Reserch, NRPA Congress for Recreation and Parks.
• Broida, J. (1984). A Study of Leisure Satisfaction, Leisure Participation and Patterns of Leisure Activity in Relationship to Anxiety Levels in Retirees. Temple University.
• Broida, J. (1983). State of the Art: Physical Fitness in Corporations. Journal of Employee Services Management, 26(1), 8-9, 26-27.
• Broida, J., Crawford, J. (1980). Campus Recreation: Why Not New Games?. The Soundingboard.
• Broida, J. (1978). Strategy to Meet Neighborhood Play Needs. New York State Recreation and Park Society Journal.