Cindie Sullivan, Deputy Director of the Somerset County Park Commission
(SCPC), has been elected to the American Academy for Park and Recreation
Administration. Sullivan was inducted recently at the Academy’s Annual Meeting
during the National Recreation and Park Association Conference in New Orleans,
LA.
The Academy is a group of distinguished practitioners and educators who are
leaders in the field of park and recreation. They must have served for at least
15 years in a high level of administration in a park and recreation agency or
as a recognized educator in parks and recreation administration or they must
manage a park and recreation department for an agency with a population of more
than 500,000. They also must have demonstrated outstanding ability in
administration, management or education in the profession; displayed broad interest
with a direct service benefit to the advancement of public parks and recreation
or assumed leadership with a keen desire to contribute to the advancement of
the field. The Academy is limited to 125 active members.
Established in 1980, the Academy was formed to advance knowledge related to
the administration of recreation and parks; encourage scholarly efforts by both
practitioners and educators to enhance the practice of park and recreation
administration; promote broader public understanding of the importance of
parks and recreation to the public good; and conduct research, publish
scholarly papers and/or sponsor seminars related to the advancement of park and
recreation administration.
“Cindie’s recognition by the national academy is a tribute to her
dedication to the parks and recreation industry and to Somerset County and the
people who use our parks,” commented Ray Brown, Director of the SCPC. “She is
totally committed to the parks, to the staff, and to making Somerset County a
better place every day.”
More information on
the Academy is available at www.aapra.org. For information on the programs and activities at the Somerset County
Park Commission visit www.somersetcountyparks.
org or call 908-722-1200.
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