Interdisciplinary Studies Social Sciences
Psychology 269
(509) 963-1804
Vickie.Winegar@cwu.edu
Education:
Central Washington University
Master of Science (M.S.), PE, Health and Leisure Services · (1999 - 2003)
Central Washington University
Bachelor of Science, Sport and Fitness Administration/ Management · (1995 - 1998)
Curriculum Vitae
Contact:
Office: PSY 269
Phone: (509) 859-4930
Email: Nicole.Dunn@cwu.edu
Interests & Expertise:
Wellness, Health Promotion, Body Image
Courses Taught:
HED 101: Health Essentials
HED 210 Drugs and Health
HED 310: Community Health
HED 230: Foundations of Health Ed
HED 387: Fitness and Stress Mgt
IDS 289: Introduction to the Major
IDS 305: Surviving to Thriving: Resiliency
IDS 321: Body Image, Wellness and Popular Culture
IDS 389: Academic & Career Exploration
IDS 405: Project Funding
IDS 489: Senior Portfolio
Background:
I started teaching classes while attending CWU as an undergraduate, then graduate student and now as a professional, I have been at CWU for 20 years. My education and interests are focused on wellness and health promotion. I have been the Online Interdisciplinary Studies – Social Sciences Program Director and Lecturer since 2012. My other positions at CWU include fitness instructor, health educator, and academic advisor. I currently teach IDS 405: Project Funding, with a focus on grant writing, IDS 321: Body Image, Wellness and Popular Culture and IDS 305: Surviving to Thriving: Resiliency.
I have been told that my courses tend to encourage students to engage with the material, not just regurgitate it. I sincerely seek to develop students who think for themselves, can write intelligently, are inquisitive and have an intrinsic desire to create, learn and improve.
My down time is spent with my two very active boys, ages 8 and 13. You can usually find us on a mountain, either skiing/snowboarding or mountain biking.
IDS 343.A01(30399) Origins and Results of Food Technology: the Gluttonous Human IDS 357.A01 (304