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Physical Education Service Associate

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Forney, TX

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20 dollar/ hr

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April 11, 2023

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PROFESSOR SAMUEL ADEBISI ADENIRAN

CURRICULUM VITAE

A. PERSONAL DATA

NAME: ADENIRAN, S. A. (Prof.)

ADDRESS: ****, **** ***** **, *********, Tx, 75126 PHONE: 214-***-****

EMAIL: adwho3@r.postjobfree.com

adwho3@r.postjobfree.com

B. BRIEF INTRODUCTION

I obtained a Bachelors of Science Education Honors degree in Chemistry at the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria. Because of my eloquence in sports (particularly basketball and soccer) and after having been employed as a graduate assistant to teach human anatomy and physiology and basketball at the University of Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University), Nigeria, I was sponsored on University Fellowship to the United States of America. I completed the Masters degree in Kinesiology/Exercise Physiology at the University of Kansas, Lawrence KS, USA and the PhD in Exercise Physiology in the same University. As part of the PhD, students offered and must satisfactorily complete a compulsory “University Teaching Experience” course because the Program was an Education degree. Between 1991 and 1993 and later in 1997, I was appointed the Director of the Institute of Physical and Health Education at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria. As the academic head of the Unit, I was involved in course allocation, examinations, promotions, curriculum evaluation and revision and so on. The job also involved being the Director of Sports for the University. I was in charge of the day-to-day running of the extramural and intramural sports programs. I was thus the Sports Organizer/Coordinator of more than thirteen competitive students and staff sports, while also attending to their recreational and leisure pursuits. At the University of Zimbabwe and the University of Namibia, I was the coordinator of the Physical Education Program. At the Obafemi Awolowo University, I was the Vice Dean of the Faculty of Education and the Coordinator of the Part-Time Degree Program. Between 2006 and 2008, I served as the Dean, Division of Student Affairs at the Obafemi Awolowo University. Throughout these periods, I was on several committees of the Faculty and the University. I have acquired managerial experience by serving in different capacities from these universities.

C. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Bachelor of Science Education (Chemistry/Education) 1970 - 1973 Master of Science 1978 - 1981

Doctor of Philosophy 1981 - 1983

D. WORKING EXPERIENCE

Work Experience at the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, Nigeria is as follows:

(1) Professor 2002 – 2013

(2) Dean, Student Affairs 2006 – 2008

(3) Vice Dean, Faculty of Education 2003 – 2005

(4) Coordinator, Faculty of Education Part-Time Degree and Post Graduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) Programs 2003 – 2005

(5) Associate Professor 1994 – 2002

(6) Director, Institute of Physical and Health Education 1997

(7) Director, Institute of Physical and Health Education 1991 – 1993

(8) Assistant Coach (Basketball)/Lecturer/Assistant Professor 1974 – 1993 Work Experience at the University of Venda, Republic of South Africa

(1) Professor, Exercise and Sport Science 2008 – 2010 Work Experience at the University of Namibia (UNAM)

(1) Senior Lecturer 2001

(2) Lecturer/Coordinator-Human Movement Studies Unit 2001

(3) Lecturer April 1999 – 2001

Work Experience at the University of Zimbabwe (UZ)

(1) Acting Program Coordinator, Physical and Health Education: University College of Distance Education, University of Zimbabwe (now Zimbabwe Open

University) Jun. 1998 – Dec. 1998

(2) Visiting Senior Lecturer/Coordinator, B.Ed. (Physical Education) University of Zimbabwe 1997 – 1998

(3) Co-Link Person: Hillside Teachers College, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe Jan. 1998 – Dec. 1998

(4) Acting Link Person: Morgan Zintec College, Harare, Zimbabwe Jan. 1998 – Dec. 1998

(5) Acting Link Person: Bondolfi Teachers’ College, Masvingo, Zimbabwe Jan. 1998 – Dec. 1998

(6) External Assessor and Examiner in Physical Education, Associate Colleges of the University of Zimbabwe 1997 – 1998

(7) Assistant Technical Director and Team Strategist – UZ Soccer Team (placed first in Div 2 and was promoted to Div 1 in 1197 season) University of Zimbabwe 1997 – 1998 Work Experience in other Universities:

(1) On Sabbatical, University of Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria 1990 – 1991

(2) Weight Training Instructor, University of Kansas, USA 1981 – 1982

(3) Research Assistant (Exercise Physiology) University of Kansas, USA 1979 – 1980

E. PUBLICATIONS

I. Thesis/Dissertation:

1. Thesis: Effect of Different Running Programs on Plasma Lipoproteins. M.Sc., University of Kansas, USA (1981)

2. Dissertation: Effect of Continuous and Interval Training Programs on Plasma Lipoproteins, Apoproteins and LCAT. PhD, University of Kansas, USA (1983)

II. Monograph:

(1) Adeniran, S.A. (1998) Interactive Teaching and Learning of Physical Education (Module PGDE 301) Harare: Zimbabwe Open University. III. Chapters in Books:

(1) Adeniran, S.A., Stewart, P., Van Wyk, V.C. & Arendt, P. (2000) Sports Administration in Namibia. In L.O. Amusa & A.L. Toriola (Eds.) Sports in Contemporary African Society: An Anthology. Thohoyandou, South Africa: Africa Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport and Dance.

(2) Amusa, L.O. & Adeniran, S.A. (1999) Socialization Issues in Sport. In Adeyemi M.B. (Ed.) Social Studies in African Education. Gaborone, Batswana: Pyramid Publication.

(3) Adeniran, S.A. (1992) Introduction to Exercise Physiology. In Physical and Health Education Series (Nigeria Certificate in Education) Olu-Aderonmu, W.O., Ogunbayo, F.O. & Olowoyo, G.O. (Eds.) Ondo College of Education, Ikere-Ekiti, Nigeria.

(4) Adeniran, S.A. (1990) Prevalent Injuries among Male Nigerian Youth Soccer Players. In Application of Sports Science and Medicine to Soccer. Amusa, L.O. & Agbonjinmi, A.P. (Eds.) Oke-Ado, Ibadan: Olanrewaju General Printers.

IV. Published Articles:

(1) Thomas, T.R., Adeniran, S.A. & Etheridge, G.I. (1984) Effects of Different Running Programs on VO2 max, Percent Fat and Plasma Lipids. Canadian Journal of Applied Sports Sciences 9(2): 55-62. 4

(2) Thomas, T.R., Adeniran, S.A., Iltis, P.W., Aquaiar, C.A. & Albers, J.J.

(1985) Effects of Interval and Continuous Running on HDL – Cholesterol, Apoprotein A-1 and B and LCAT. Canadian Journal of Applied Sports Sciences 19(1): 52-59.

(3) Iltis, P.W., Thomas, T.R., Adeniran, S.A., Aquaiar, C.A. & Albers, J.J.

(1984) Different Running Programs, Plasma Lipids Apoproteins and Lecithin: Cholesterol Acyl Transferase in Middle-aged Men. Annals of Sports Medicine (USA) 2: 16-21.

(4) Adeniran, S.A. & Toriola, L.A. (1986) Common Injuries Among Young Nigerian Athletes. SNIPES Journal (National Institute for Physical Education and Sports, India) 9(4): 52-65.

(5) Toriola, A.L., Adeniran, S. A., & Adelabu, A. (1984) Comparative Study of Some Physical and Physiological Characteristics of Soccer Forwards, Midfielders and Defenders. Journal of the Nigerian Association of physical, Health Education and Recreation (JONAPHER) 6(1): 83-88.

(6) Toriola, A.L., Adeniran, S.A., & Ogunremi, T. (1987) Body Composition and Anthropometric Characteristics of Elite Male Basketball and Volleyball Players. The Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness (Italy) 27(2): 235-239.

(7) Adeniran, S.A., & Toriola, A.L. (1987) Use of Interval Training Nigerian Physical Educators and Coaches. Physical, Health Education and Recreation Journal (PHERJ) 1(1): 67-76.

(8) Adeniran, S.A. (1987) Blood Pressure of Male Nigerian Athletes in Selected Sports. Journal of the Nigerian Association of Sports Sciences and Medicine (JONASSAM) 1(1): 45-54.

(9) Adeniran, S.A. & Toriola, A.L. (1988) Effects of Continuous and Interval Running Programs on Aerobic and Anaerobic Conditioning in School-age Girls, 13-17 years. The Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness (Italy) 26(3): 260-266.

(10) Adeniran, S.A. & Toriola, A.L. (1988) Effects of Different Running Programs on Body Fat and Blood Pressure in School Boys, aged 13-17 years. The Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness (Italy) 28(3): 267-273.

(11) Adeniran, S.A. & Adeniji, A. (1988) Effects of an 8 week Jogging Program on Physical Fitness Levels of Adolescent boys and girls. The Journal of 5

the Nigerian Association of Sports Science and Medicine (JONASSM) 2: 187-198.

(12) Adeniran, S.A. & Orodele, A. (1988) Physical Fitness Characteristics of Adolescent Boys of different age groups in an Urban Nigerian Community. Nigerian Association of Sports Science and Medicine (NASSM) 1: 69-77.

(13) Onifade, A. & Adeniran, S.A. (1992) Drug use among University Soccer Players. Sports Science and Medicine 2: 147-153.

(14) Adeniran, S.A. & Agbonjinmi, A.P. (1992) Relationship among Percent Body Fat, LDL, and HDL Cholesterol in Middle-age Male Nigerians. JONASSM 4: 59-65.

(15) Agbonjinmi, A.P. & Adeniran, S.A. (1994) The Relationship between Predicted and Observed Total Plasma Cholesterol in Athletes. Sports Science and Medicine 4: 97-102.

(16) Adeniran, S.A. (1993) Nigeria at the Olympic Games: Problems and Prospects. Physical and Health Education Research Journal (PHERJ) 6(1): 1-5.

(17) Adeniran, S.A. (1993) Sex Differences in Depression Among Nigerian Medical Students. Journal of Sports Psychology Association of Nigeria (JOSPAN) 1: 55-64.

(18) Adeniran, S.A. (1993) Sport Participation and Depression Among Nigerian Varsity Soccer and Basketball Players. Educational Perspectives 3: 62-68.

(19) Egwu, M.O., Uche-Nwachi, E.O. & Adeniran, S.A. (1994) Influence of Limb Dominance and Player Position on Elite League Soccer Trauma. Osun State Journal of Physical, Health Education and Recreation 3(3): 5-7.

(20) Adeniran, S.A., Egwu, M.O. & Okenla, M.O. (1995) Knowledge of Nigerian League Soccer Players on the Etiology of Musculo-Skeletal Injuries. Journal of Physical Education and Research 1(1): 41-42.

(21) Adeniran, S.A. & Danladi, I.M. (1995) Influence of Physical Fitness on Resting Blood Pressure in School Children. Journal of Physical Education and Research 1(11): 88-90.

(22) Adeniran, S.A. (1995) Fitness Level of Physical Education Students. Journal of Ondo State Physical and Health Education 2(2): 185-191.

(23) Musa, D.I. & Adeniran, S.A. (1996) Effects of Different Running Programs on VO2 max and Blood Pressure in College Men. Journal of Research in Health and Sports Science 1(2): 65-70.

(24) Adeniran, S.A. & Peresuh, M. (1998) Menstrual Dysfunction in Elite Nigerian Athletes. African Journal for Physical, Health Education, Recreation, Sports and Dance 4(2): 101-107.

(25) Musa, D.I. & Adeniran, S.A. (1998) Physical Characteristics of Obafemi Awolowo University Taekwondo Athletes. Journal of Nigerian Association for Physical, Health Education, Recreation, Sports and Dance (Special Edition) pp. 93-99.

(26) Adeniran, S.A. (2000) Menstrual Dysfunction in Southern African Track and Field Athletes. African Journal for Physical, Health Education, Recreation, Sports and Dance October 2000 (Supplement): 103-115.

(27) Adeniran, S.A. & Ikpo, I. (2001) Management Strategies for University Sports Buildings. African Journal for Physical, Health Education, Recreation, Sports and Dance 7(2): 349-360.

(28) Alla, J.B., Olubayo-Fatiregun, M.A. & Adeniran, S.A. (2007) Leisure: An Escape Route from Work-related Stress among Hospital Staff, Lecturers and Bankers in Ile-Ife Metropolis. African Journal for Physical, Health Education, Recreation, Sports and Dance 13(1): 91-102.

(29) Adeniran, S.A., Amusa, L.O., Toriola, A.L. & Adeyanju, S.A. (2009) Anatomical Fat Patterning in Male Nigerian Soccer Players. African Journal for Physical, Health Education, Recreation, Sports and Dance 15(2): 285-292.

(30) Danladi, D.I., Adeniran, S.A., Dikko, A.U. & Sayers, S.P. (2009) The Effect of a High Intensity Interval Training Program on High Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol in Young Men. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research (USA) 23(2): 587-592.

(31) Amusa, L.O., Goon, D.T., Adeniran, S.A., & Mbhenyane, X.G. (2011) Does obesity occur in African children in a rural community? African Journal for Physical, Health Education, Recreation, Sports and Dance September 2011 (Supplement 2: 1): 212-221.

(32) Amusa, L.O., Goon, D.T., Adeniran, S.A., Ndaba, L.K. Mohlala, M. & Mbadamana, S.A.J. (2011) Anthropometric, tissue characteristics and performance profiles of a South African paralympic female wheel-chair tennis player – A case study. African Journal for Physical, Health Education, Recreation, Sports and Dance September 2011

(Supplement 2: 2): 81-88.

(33) Amusa, L.O., Goon, D.T., Adeniran, S.A., Ndaba, L.K. Mohlala, M. & Mbadamana, S.A.J. (2011) Anthropometric, tissue characteristics and performance profiles of a South African paralympic male wheel-chair tennis player – A case study. African Journal for Physical, Health Education, Recreation, Sports and Dance September 2011

(Supplement 2: 2): 89-96.

REFERENCES

1) Dr. Olabisi Tofade

Senior Pastor,

Jubilee Christian Church International,

4809 Prospectus Drive,

Durham, NC 27713

Tel: 919-***-****

919-***-****

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2) Jacob O. Balogun, PhD, JD, LLM, CBA, CFE

Professor of Accounting and Business Law