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Training Today for a Safer Tomorrow
63rd Annual ADTSEA Conference
Burlington, Vermont
July 21 - 24, 2019
DoubleTree by Hilton Burlington Vermont
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Welcome to the 63rd Annual ADTSEA Conference
Training Today for a Safer Tomorrow
July 21 – 24, 2019
Burlington, Vermont
Dates Exhibit Hours
Monday, July 22 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Tuesday, July 23 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday, July 24 9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
Drawing for “Exhibitor Passport” winner at 10:20 a.m.
Saturday, July 20, 2019
Time & Location Event Information
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Board of Directors’ Meeting
Valcour Presiding: Mark Lee, MN, ADTSEA President
12:45 p.m. – 2:15 p.m. Michelin USA Tire Safety and Other Traffic Safety Learning Activities with NSSP
Driving Range Students (All are encouraged to attend and observe)
1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. ADTSEA Conference Registration
Diamond Ballroom Foyer Pre-registered ADTSEA members may pick up conference materials.
1:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. New ADTSEA Board Member Orientation (all new ADTSEA Board Members)
Valcour and NSSP Project Judging
Robin Bordner, MI, Higher Education Division Chair; Gary Scott, KS, ADTSEA
Secretary/Treasurer, Jan Meeker, NSSP Liaison
Sunday, July 21, 2019 https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/7-21-2019
Time & Location Event Information
8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
ADTSEA Conference Registration
Diamond Ballroom Foyer
8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Board of Directors’ Meeting
Valcour Presiding: Mark Lee, MN, ADTSEA President
8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Michelin USA Tire Safety and Other Traffic Safety Learning Activities (All are
Driving Range encouraged to attend and observe)
8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. ADTSEA Pre-Conference Workshop #1 Pre-Registration Required
Emerald Ballroom I & II Behind the Wheel Teaching and Learning Theories Training
Select Units from the ANSTSE Teaching and Learning Theories for BTW Course
Conducted by: Robin Bordner, Michigan Traffic Safety, Rich Hanson, OR, Owner, DTS
Consulting, Jo Ellen Suter, VA
8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. ADTSEA Pre-Conference Workshop #2 Pre-Registration Required
University Amphitheater Drug Trends and Impairment Symptomatology
This presentation will cover the latest trends in the use and abuse of both licit and illicit
drugs and other chemicals.
Conducted by: Officer Jay Riggins, Vermont State Police, Drug Recognition Expert
11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Newcomer’s Meeting and Orientation (for all first-time attendees)
Willsboro William Van Tassel, Ph.D., FL, ADTSEA President-Elect, Wendy Bills, UT, Past President
11:00 a.m.
Recaps Meeting for Conference Planning
Carleton Boardroom
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Sunday, July 21, 2019 https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/7-21-2019
Time & Location Event Information
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. Lunch on Your Own
1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Opening General Session
Emerald Ballroom I & II Presiding: Mark Lee, MN, ADTSEA President
Presentation of the Colors/Pledge of Allegiance
Invocation: Connie Sessoms, Jr., NC, ADTSEA Past President
Welcome ADTSEA and NSSP: Mark Lee, MN, ADTSEA President
Introduction of ADTSEA Directors and Officers: Gary Scott, KS, ADTSEA
Secretary/Treasurer
Welcome to Vermont: Commissioner Wanda Minoli, Department of Motor Vehicles
Corporate Member and Exhibitor Recognition: Maria Herbert, Drivers Ed Solutions,
Inc., Corporate Representative to the ADTSEA Executive Committee
Keynote Speaker – Using Physics to Teach Occupant Protection and Other Teen
Traffic Safety Lessons – IIHS In-the-Classroom Teacher Resources & Activities:
T. Griffith Jones III, Ph.D., University of Florida, Clinical Associate Professor in
Science Education, Emeritus
Announcements: Mark Lee, MN, ADTSEA President
3:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Break on Your Own
General Session II General Session II: Training Today for a Safer Tomorrow
3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Presiding: Brett Robinson, Secretariat, ANSTSE and Executive Director, ADTSEA
Emerald Ballroom I & II The Road to Zero Coalition and Driver Education
Ian Grossman, American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
The Role of Driver Education in Promoting NHTSA’s Vehicle Safety Recalls
Gabriel Cano, Deputy Regional Administrator, National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration
3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. ADTSEA Registered Spouses’ & Guests Welcome Reception
Petit Dejeuner Terrace Hosted by Sue Lee and ADTSEA’s First Ladies & First Gentlemen
Dinner Dinner on Your Own
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Monday, July 22, 2019 https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/7-22-2019
Time & Location Event Information
Breakfast Breakfast on Your Own
7:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
ADTSEA Conference Registration
Diamond Ballroom Foyer
Concurrent Session Track 1 – Education and Training
8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Secondary Division
Emerald Ballroom I Presiding: Allyn Workman, MO, Secondary Division Chair
Using Google Drive in the Classroom
George Rooney, VT
Using Classroom Technology to Engage Students in Driver Education
Wayne Hartmann, IL
Concurrent Session Track 2 – Administration and Research
8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Research Division
Emerald Ballroom II Presiding: Harold Fleming, NC, Research Division Chair
Distracted Driving / Deadly Consequences
Karren Torres, NY, ALL4UDAD
Understanding & Use of In-Vehicle Teen Safety Systems
Rebecca Weast, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety
Concurrent Session Track 3 – ADED
8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Presiding: Amanda Plourde, COTA/L, CDI, CDRS, Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital
University Amphitheater Physical Disabilities and Adaptive Driving Equipment
Donna Stressel Tice, CDRS, Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital
10:00 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. Break on Your Own
General Session III General Session III: It’s Our Time to Shine
NSSP Presentations Presiding: Jan Meeker, HI, NSSP Liaison
10:15 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Welcome Address from Lieutenant Governor David Zuckerman
Emerald Ballroom I, NSSP “It’s Our Time to Shine” Student Presentations
Foyer & Promenade NSSP Project Exhibits – Meet and interact with the NSSP students to learn about
their projects and how they can be used to enhance your classes
NSSP Safety Group and Student of the Year Awards
12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Teacher of Excellence Award (TEA) Luncheon in Memory
Emerald Ballroom III of Dr. Francis Kenel
Sponsored By: The National Road Safety Foundation
Rich Hanson, OR, ADTSEA TEA Chair
Michelle Anderson, NY, National Road Safety Foundation
David Reich, NY, National Road Safety Foundation
All registered attendees are invited to attend.
Concurrent Session Concurrent Session: 2019 Teacher Excellence Award Recipient Presentations
1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Presiding: Allyn Workman, MO, Secondary Division Chair
Emerald Ballroom I Planning Behind The Wheel Lessons In Different Environments In North Dakota
Darin Bardal, ND
What's Driver Ed Have To Do With Baseball?
Stanley A. Blicharz, VT
Using Technology To Engage The Driver Ed Classroom
Robert Droege, MO
Developing A Positive Relationship With The Behind The Wheel Student
Michael Ray Jones, Sr., NC
Intersection Survival
Raymond F. Kroll, MN
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Monday, July 22, 2019 https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/7-22-2019
Time & Location Event Information
Concurrent Session Track 3 – ADED
1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Presiding: Amanda Plourde, COTA/L, CDI, CDRS, Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital
University Amphitheater To Err is Human, to Forgive Design
Rosamond Gianutsos, PhD, CDRS, FAAO, Cognitive and Driver Rehabilitation
Services, Sunnyside, NY
Should People with Autism Spectrum Disorder Drive?
Amanda Plourde, COTA/L, CDI, CDRS, Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital
Concurrent Activities BTW Teaching and Learning Theories Practice
1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. For Workshop #1 Participants Only
Driving Range
Physical Disabilities and Adaptive Driving Equipment – Hands-On
Donna Stressel Tice, CDRS, Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital
Exhibitor Setup
2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Coordinators: Leslie Robinson, ADTSEA; Maria Herbert, Drivers Ed Solutions, Inc.,
Emerald Ballroom III
Corporate Representative to the ADTSEA Executive Committee
3:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Break on Your Own
Concurrent Session Track 1 – Education and Training
3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Higher Education Division
Emerald Ballroom I Presiding: Robin Bordner, MI, Higher Education Division Chair
Development and Administration of a Driver Education Teacher Endorsement in
Illinois
Tom Baba, Ed.D., Illinois High School and College Driver Education Association
Restructuring North Carolina’s Teacher Training Program
Tonya Easterwood, North Carolina Department of Public Instruction
Concurrent Session Track 2 – Administration and Research
3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Research Division
Emerald Ballroom II Presiding: Harold Fleming, NC, Research Division Chair
DriveitHOME
Morgan Cihak, Program Manager, National Safety Council
Effects of an Aftermarket Crash Avoidance System on Warning Rates and Driver
Acceptance in Urban and Rural Environments
Rebecca Weast, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety
Concurrent Session Track 3 – ADED
3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Presiding: Amanda Plourde, COTA/L, CDI, CDRS, Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital
University Amphitheater Effective Teaching Methods for Individuals with Learning Disabilities
Linda McCumber, OTR/L, CDRS,CDI, Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital Driving
Program
Concurrent Activities BTW Teaching and Learning Theories Practice
3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. For Workshop #1 Participants Only
Driving Range
Physical Disabilities and Adaptive Driving Equipment – Hands-On
Donna Stressel Tice, CDRS, Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital
Exhibit Opening and Reception with Exhibitors
5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Exhibitor Showcase
Emerald Ballroom III
Light refreshments
7:30 p.m. Dinner on Your Own
7:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Evening Entertainment: Phil Henry, singer-songwriter and music teacher from West
Emerald Ballroom III Rutland High School in Vermont. http://www.philhenryband.com/wordpress/
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Don’t forget to Complete the Daily Evaluation Surveys – Daily Prize Awarded!
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday
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Tuesday, July 23, 2019 https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/7-23-2019
Time & Location Event Information
Breakfast Breakfast on Your Own
7:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Past Presidents’ Roundtable/Meeting – Reserved table in Restaurant
Petit Dejeuner Terrace Presiding: Wendy Bills, UT, ADTSEA Past President
9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Exhibits Open
Emerald Ballroom III
Concurrent Session Track 1 – Education and Training
8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Secondary Division
Emerald Ballroom I Presiding: Allyn Workman, MO, Secondary Division Chair
Improving Engagement and Outcomes in Student Projects
(Please bring a device with internet access.)
Robert Droege, MO, Lindbergh High School
Developing PSA’s With Your Students
Rod Hull, VT, Vergennes Union High School
Concurrent Session Track 2 – Administration and Research
8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Administration and Supervision Division
Emerald Ballroom II Presiding: William Warner, OR, Supervision and Administration Division Chair
Establishing an Infrastructure for the Changing World of Teacher Training
Aaron East Instructor Certification / Business Manager, The Research Institute,
Western Oregon University
Tonya R. East, PMP, Senior Project/Program Manager, The Research Institute,
Western Oregon University
Instructor Training – A View from the Inside (or is it Outside?)
Rich Hanson, OR, Traffic Safety Education - Trainer of Trainers, The Research
Institute, Western Oregon University
Concurrent Activities BTW Teaching and Learning Theories Practice
8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. For Workshop #1 Participants Only
Driving Range
10:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
Emerald Ballroom III Networking Break with Exhibitors
Sponsored in part by: Yankee Driving School
Concurrent Session Track 1 – Education and Training
10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Higher Education Division
Emerald Ballroom I Presiding: Robin Bordner, MI, Higher Education Division Chair
Differentiating Instruction in the Driver Education Classroom and Behind-The-
Wheel
Bradley Countermine, Ph.D., Beekmantown High School/New York State Driver &
Traffic Safety Education Association
Using the Xbox Platform to Continue Driver Education
Van Burns, Virtual Driver Interactive, Vice President of Sales
Higher Education Division Meeting
Robin Bordner, MI, Higher Education Division Chair
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Tuesday, July 23, 2019 https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/7-23-2019
Time & Location Event Information
Concurrent Session Track 2 – Administration and Research
10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Research Division
Emerald Ballroom II Presiding: Harold Fleming, NC, Research Division Chair
Driving with Autism and ADHD
Meghan Carey & Dr. Allison Curry, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Impact Biomechanics: A Cornerstone of Injury Mitigation and Automotive
Safety
Dr. Warren Hardy, Director, Virginia Tech Center for Injury Biomechanics
Research Division Meeting
Harold Fleming, NC, Research Division Chair
Concurrent Activities BTW Teaching and Learning Theories Practice
10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. For Workshop #1 Participants Only
Driving Range
12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Lunch with Exhibitors
Emerald Ballroom III
12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Luncheon: State and Regional Association Presidents and State Administrators
Petit Dejeuner Terrace Roundtable
Pre-registration Required - Sign Up at ADTSEA Registration
Concurrent Session Track 1 – Education and Training
1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Secondary Division
Emerald Ballroom I Presiding: Allyn Workman, MO, Secondary Division Chair
THC - Not Your Grandfather’s Drug
John Palmer, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, St. Cloud University
The Drugged Driving Epidemic
Darren Tessitore, Foundation for a Drug-Free World
Secondary Division Meeting
Allyn Workman, MO, Secondary Division Chair
Concurrent Session Track 2 – Administration and Research
1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Administration and Supervision Division
Emerald Ballroom II Presiding: William Warner, OR, Supervision and Administration Division Chair
Parent/Guardian Seminars – Research and Program Development by the
University of North Carolina (UNC) Highway Safety Research Center
Arthur Goodwin, UNC Highway Safety Research Center
Utah’s Zero Fatalities – Parent/Guardian Seminars
Troy Nordick, Utah Department of Education
Passport to Safe Driving – Parent/Guardian Resources
Michelle Anderson, National Road Safety Foundation
Administration and Supervision Division Meeting
William Warner, OR, Supervision and Administration Division Chair
Concurrent Activities BTW Teaching and Learning Theories Practice
1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. For Workshop #1 Participants Only
Driving Range
3:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Networking Break with Exhibitors
Emerald Ballroom III
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Tuesday, July 23, 2019 https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/7-23-2019
Time & Location Event Information
Meetings Regional Meetings
3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Presiding: ADTSEA Board of Directors
All are encouraged to attend
Region Location Presiding
North East Region Emerald Ballroom I Gabriella Netsch, VT
South East Region Emerald Ballroom II Greg Mangan, TN
North Central Region Willsboro Robin Bordner, MI
South Central Region Shelburne Kevin Makal, TX
North West Region Kingsland Gary Roylance, UT
South West Region Valcour Waynette Mitchell, HI
Dinner Outing Host Outing: Dinner Cruise - Experience breathtaking views of the city, the Green
Buses Load 4:45 Mountains of Vermont, and the New York Adirondacks aboard the Spirit of Ethan Allen.
10Wednesday, July 24, 2019 https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/7-24-2019
Time & Location Event Information
7:15 a.m. – 8:15 a.m. Board of Directors’ Meeting
Valcour Presiding: Mark Lee, MN, ADTSEA President
7:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m.
Breakfast on Your Own
General Session IV General Session IV – Education and Training
8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Presiding: Allyn Workman, MO, Secondary Division Chair
Emerald Ballroom I & II Improving Student Social Skills in the Driver Education Experience
Richard Kearney, VT, Woodstock Union High School
Risk Taking in Adolescents: Brain Development and Risk Perception
William Van Tassel, Ph.D., FL, AAA National and ADTSEA President-Elect
9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
Exhibits Open
Emerald Ballroom III
10:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Networking Break with Exhibitors
Emerald Ballroom III Announce the Passport Winner
10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Corporate Member and Exhibitor Roundtable
Emerald Ballroom III Presiding: Maria Herbert, Drivers Ed Solutions, Inc., Corporate Representative to the
ADTSEA Executive Committee
General Session V General Session V – Bishop Forum
10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Presiding: William Van Tassel, Ph.D., FL, AAA National and ADTSEA President-Elect
Emerald Ballroom I & II What Exactly are Automated Driver Systems (ADS) and Advanced Driver
Assistance Systems (ADAS)?
Terence J. McDonnell, Staff Sergeant, New York State Police, Traffic Services Section
and AAMVA’s Autonomous Vehicles Working Group
11:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Exhibitor Breakdown
Emerald Ballroom III
12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Lunch on Your Own
General Session VI General Session VI: Training Today for a Safer Tomorrow – How to Prepare for a
1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. World of Vehicle Technology with ADS and ADAS – Panel Discussion
Emerald Ballroom I & II Moderator: Troy E. Costales, Administrator, Transportation & Employee Safety Division,
Oregon Department of Transportation
Opportunities for Driver Training and National Standards
Brett Robinson, Secretariat, ANSTSE and Executive Director, ADTSEA
AAMVA’s Guidelines for Motor Vehicle Administrators and Law Enforcement
April Sanborn, Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles and AAMVA’s Autonomous
Vehicles Working Group
Challenges for Law Enforcement
Terence J. McDonnell, Staff Sergeant, New York State Police, Traffic Services Section
and AAMVA’s Autonomous Vehicles Working Group
AAMVA’s Driver Testing Guidelines
Jeffrey Oberdank, Administrator, Driver Licensing Bureau, New Hampshire
Department of Motor Vehicles and AAMVA’s Test Maintenance Subcommittee
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Time & Location Event Information
Business Meeting Annual Business Meeting
3:15 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. Presiding: Mark Lee (MN), ADTSEA President
Emerald Ballroom I & II Division Reports
ADTSEA Constitution and Bylaws Revisions
Update of the ADTSEA Strategic Plan
ADTSEA’s Strategic Partnership with AAA
Induction of Board of Directors and Division Chairs: Chuck Lehning, NC, ADTSEA
Past President 2009
Separate Business Meeting agenda provided at the meeting. All are encouraged to attend.
Dinner ADTSEA Closing Ceremonies, Installation of Officers and
5:30 p.m. Banquet
Emerald Ballroom III Banquet Ticket Required
Master of Ceremonies and Induction Facilitator:
Chuck Lehning, NC, ADTSEA Past President 2009
Induction of Officers
Induction of Executive Committee
Presentation of Kaywood Award, Sponsored by AAA
Invocation: Rabbi Amy Small, Ohavi Zedek Synagogue
Dinner Service
2020 ADTSEA Conference – Wichita, Kansas
12Thank You to Our 2019 Exhibitors
AAA National Office Cornhusker Driving School - Seat Belt
Persuader
William Van Tassel, PhD
wvantassel@national.aaa.com Anna Venditte
407-444-7827 annacornhuskerdriving@gmail.com
Michael Keesee http://www.cornhuskerdriving.com/
mkeesee@national.aaa.com 402-341-4555
407-444-7423
http://partner.aaa.biz/portal/site/trafficsafety A lesson on seat belt safety that students can
safely experience.
The American Automobile Association (AAA) is a
federation of motor clubs throughout North America. Nebraska’s largest driving school is making an effort
We are a non-profit member service organization; with to provide seat belt education across the nation. The
over 59 million members in the United States and Seat Belt Persuader, invented by Dr. Pat Venditte, is
Canada. AAA provides many different services to its designed to provide students a hands-on experience
members, specializing in the training and promotion of that they can remember for years.
driver safety through various classroom and online
programs. The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety The newly modified Persuader provides the student
division of AAA, conducts research to study the with a rollover experience as well as an opportunity to
impacts on important topics such as; cognitive provide education on escaping an overturned vehicle.
distraction and the effects of alcohol and marijuana on
driving impairment. For more information, contact Stop by our booth for a demonstration to see if this
Michael Keesee, Marketing Manager for Driver can make an impact in your students’ lives.
Training Programs - mkeesee@national.aaa.com
ADED, Inc. Drivers Ed Solutions
Elizabeth Green Maria Herbert
elizabeth.green@driver-ed.org mariah@driversedsolutions.com
info@driver-ed.org www.driversedsolutions.com
http://www.driver-ed.org 715-832-3670
866-672-9466
Software exclusively for driver’s education
The Association for Driver Rehabilitation businesses.
Specialists (ADED), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, promotes
safe and independent community mobility. ADED’s Imagine how much simpler your life would be if you
professional members assist drivers with disabilities didn't have to… schedule/cancel/reschedule drive
and the aging. ADED has created a Best Practice times, send reminders, take payments, send
Guidelines for the Provision of Driver Rehabilitation cancellation notices, and provide instructors with their
Services publication and is the only organization to schedules. Turn your website into a virtual
offer the Certified Driver Rehabilitation Specialist receptionist. Students will love selecting their own
(CDRS) certification. ADED offers its members drive times. Parents will love being able to access
continuing education, networking, mentoring and a their child's account information. Instructors will love
quarterly newsletter. Non-members and those managing their schedules from anywhere. And you?
interested in working in the field of driver rehabilitation Because you've eliminated the busy work, you'll love
are welcome to attend ADED courses, workshops and spending more time on the important things in your
annual conference. Contact us at: info@aded.net or life.
866-672-9466. www.aded.net.
13Thank You to Our 2019 Exhibitors
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration KarChing offers the following teaching tools for drivers
(FMCSA) ed teachers:
1. Electronic driving- log for hours required for
Kirsten Radewagen certification.
Kirsten.Radewagen@dot.gov 2. Telematics scoring system for per trip grading
Shashunga Clayton and progress evaluation.
shashunga.clayton@dot.gov 3. “Self-Evaluation” tool to gauge itemized per skill
www.fmcsa.dot.gov assessment and progress.
202-366-2953
Register here for news, updates, and Beta testing:
As the lead federal government agency responsible www.karching.com/conference
for regulating and providing safety oversight of
commercial motor vehicles (CMVs), FMCSA's mission Moneo Drive
is to reduce crashes, injuries, and fatalities involving
large trucks and buses on our nation’s highways. David Clyde
david@moneodrive.com
Foundation for a Drug-Free World Abby Clyde
abigail.clyde@gmail.com
Darren Tessitore www.moneodrive.com
darrent@drugfreeworld.org 435-237-7609
www.drugfreeworld.org
888-668-6378 Moneo Drive is revolutionizing driver’s education by
empowering educators, improving student’s
The Foundation for a Drug-Free World is a participation, and increasing parent’s involvement
nonprofit public benefit corporation that empowers through innovative mobile and online apps.
youth and adults with factual information about drugs
so they can make informed decisions and live drug- Instructors can streamline daily processes like:
free. student registration, scheduling, record keeping, and
keeping parents informed of their student’s progress.
No one, especially a young person, likes to be Instructors can even access real-time stats on
lectured about what he or she can or cannot do. Thus, student’s supervised drives with their parent.
we provide the facts that empower youth to choose
not to take drugs in the first place. Additionally, our Parents and students can use the free app for simple
Truth About Drugs campaign consists of activities that recording of their supervised drives. It automatically
they can join which popularize drug-free living. These records each individual drive’s duration, location, and
activities are simple, effective and can involve people the skills practiced. It also tracks total time driven and
of all ages. The best part is that our program is 100% suggests skills that should be focused on.
free for all ADTSEA members!
The National Road Safety Foundation
KarChing, Inc.
Michelle Anderson
Ramsey Gouda-(CEO) Chief Evolutionary Officer info@nrsf.org
Ramsey@karching.com 212-837-4854
312-493-4998
Scott Goodrich- Chief Business Development Officer The National Road Safety Foundation, Inc. (NRSF)
Scott@karching.com is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to
312-343-2573 reducing deaths and injuries on our nation’s roads by
promoting safe driving awareness and lifelong
Karching is a unique Safe-Driving incentive app education. NRSF produces FREE traffic safety
focused upon Driver Educators, Parents, and Driving programs on distracted driving, drowsy driving, speed,
Students, with state certification applicability. impairment and a host of other safe driving issues.
NRSF also sponsors contests to engage teens in
KarChing is a mobile app (IOS & Android) built around promoting safe driving to their peers and their
current insurance-based telematics platforms which communities. For more information or to download
collect custom, user-based, real-time driving data/ free programs, visit www.nrsf.org or
patterns/ habits for driving schools which will result in www.teenlane.org.
safer driving conditions for all on the roads.
14Thank You to Our 2019 Exhibitors
Paradigm Driving Solutions The Vermont Highway Safety Alliance
Andrew Crites Evelyn McFarlane, Safety Plan Coordinator
acrites@thelogicalshift.com evelyn.mcfarlane@vermont.gov
William Mary 802-595-4661
willtmary@gmail.com
Tim Beckham The Vermont Highway Safety Alliance is a network
tim.beckham@odecdriving.com of like-minded private and public organizations
503-581-3783 working together to collect, share and use data to
develop highway safety strategies integrating: road
Paradigm Driving Solutions (PDS) exists to provide engineering and infrastructure; law enforcement and
driver training schools and instructors with the cutting- emergency medical services; and education and
edge technology, supplies, training, and resources to outreach. https://vermonthighwaysafety.org/
ensure their success. By linking driver training
professionals with emerging systems, we are able to
combine resources to reach maximum efficiency. Virtual Driver Interactive
Members of the PDS network will be offered additional
business opportunities, and support for increased Van Burns, VP of Sales
profitability. vburns@driverinteractive.com
877-746-8332
For the driver training instructors, we provide training
as well as the resources for continuing education and Virtual Driver Interactive (VDI) is well known in the
certification. Driver training schools can come to us to simulation industry for its vision of innovative
have their instructors assessed cognitively, behind- simulation-based training. From training experienced
the-wheel, and for pre-employment screening. PDS corporate fleets to new teen drivers, VDI delivers
also offers quality driver education supplies including effective training. VDI offers highly portable,
emergency kits, mirrors, cameras and signs. affordable and effective solutions. Titles include
Virtual HD® (Virtual Hazard Detection), designed
specifically for corporate fleets; One Simple
U-Haul International, Inc. Decision®, a deterrent to distracted or impaired
driving; Virtual DE™ (Virtual Driving Essentials), a
Tom Prefling driver training and assessment program teaching
tom_prefling@uhaul.com critical skills; and Boating Skills VT™ (Boating Skills
Jim Fait Virtual Trainer), industry’s leading simulation-based
james_fait@uhaul.com boating safety program. VDI is a privately-held
www.uhaul.com company headquartered in El Dorado Hills, California.
480-568-0389 For more information about VDI’s innovative
interactive simulation driver training solutions, please
As a leading industry authority in North America, visit www.driverinteractive.com.
U-Haul and its team of experts have developed an
interactive “Safe Trailering” program to help educate
government, education, and industry groups. U-Haul
provides these materials and experiences as a public
service, free of charge. ADTSEA incorporated much
of the “Safe Trailering” program content into Unit 13 of
its 3.0 Curriculum. U-Haul is a proud corporate
member of ADTSEA and a sponsor of NSSP.
15Richard Kaywood Memorial Award
Beginning in 1985, and each year thereafter at the annual ADTSEA conference, an award is presented to an
individual for outstanding contributions to traffic safety in memory of Dr. Richard Kaywood, who served the
Association and traffic safety education for many years. This award is sponsored cooperatively with AAA Traffic
Safety.
Dick had a long and productive career, beginning with his work in safety education as an assistant professor of health
and physical education at the University of California at Santa Barbara. In 1955, he became the multi-school
chairman of driver education in the Anaheim Union High School District. In 1965, he became an associate professor
of driver and traffic safety education at California State University at Long Beach. He went on to become a full
professor and coordinator of safety and driver education. During his last three years, he also served as interim
chairperson of the health science department.
Throughout his life, Dick was a tireless worker and strong advocate for quality driver and traffic safety education
programs. Dick Kaywood’s life exemplifies the spirit of the words inscribed on the Richard Kaywood Award
medallion: Outstanding Contribution – Driver and Traffic Safety Education.
Kaywood Award Recipients
William Cushman 1985 Dr. Maurice Dennis 2003
Dr. Norman Key 1986 Dr. Terry Kline 2004
Amos Neyhart 1987 John Harvey 2005
Dr. Robert Marshall 1988 Owen Crabb 2006
Dr. Richard Bishop 1989 Dr. Allen Robinson 2007
Warren Hastings 1990 Margaret “Micky” Johnson 2008
Dr. Frank Kenel 1991 Barbara Brody 2009
Dr. James Aaron 1992 Dr. Dale Ritzel 2010
Art Opfer 1993 Janice Meeker 2011
Carl Wenzinger 1994 Randall Thiel 2012
“Doc” Whitworth 1995 Carol Hardin 2013
Joe Intorre 1996 Lindsay Townsend 2014
Warren Quensel 1997 Gary Guzouskas 2015
Dr. John Palmer 1998 Chuck Lehning 2016
Dr. Gary Bloomfield 1999 Frank Gruber 2017
George E. “Dick” Tyson 2000 Connie Sessoms, Jr. 2018
Dr. Bob Gustafson 2001 Richard Hanson 2019
Fred Mottola 2002
16ADTSEA Teacher Excellence Award
In Honor of Dr. Francis Kenel
The American Driver and Traffic Safety Education Association’s (ADTSEA) Teacher Excellence Award (TEA)
sponsored by The National Road Safety Foundation (NRSF), honors outstanding driver and traffic safety educators.
Dr. Kenel worked as an Industrial Engineer in Traffic Safety and was the National Director of the American Automobile
Association for Highway and Traffic Safety. He was a member of the American Driver and Traffic Safety Education
Association and taught at the University of Maryland at College Park, Illinois State University in Normal, Illinois and
Michigan State University in East Lansing, MI. He also worked with the Illinois High School and College Driver
Education Association. He was a Consultant for Brazil and Portugal, engineering their road systems and traveled all
over the United States as a Police Pursuit Instructor.
Dr. Francis Kenel was a mentor to many driver education teachers. He authored materials on teacher training and
beginning driver education. Dr. Kenel was a constant resource to the ADTSEA staff, officers and members.
ADTSEA Teacher Excellence Award Recipients
Robin A. Bordner, MI 1999 Larry Fosness, MN 2009 John F. Viau, VT 2014
Duane L. “Dewey” Mettler, MN 2000 John Lynch, VT 2009 Rod Hull, NH 2015
Chuck Filippini, WA 2001 Charles Mason, NC 2009 Greg Mangan, TN 2015
Lindsay Townsend, VT 2002 Stan Henderson, IN 2010 Carlos Stalcup, NC 2015
Debbie Cottonware, WA 2003 William Powell, NC 2010 Becky Hardy, ND 2016
John Knippel, CA 2004 Gay Ching, HI 2010 Yusuf Quidwai, WA 2016
Harold Lair, MT 2005 Gerald Dickinson, TX 2010 Judy Weber-Jones, IL 2016
Richard Hanson, OR 2006 Kevin Kirby, WI 2010 Cynthia Bagley, HI 2017
Mark Lee, MN 2006 Fred Schreiber, MN 2010 Jonathon Dondoneau, ND 2017
Greg Brown, MI 2007 Michael Shepherd, WA 2010 Larry Fairclo, OR 2017
John Duffy, VA 2007 Charles Worrell, VT 2010 Allyn Workman, MO 2017
William Mayville, VT 2007 Barbara Brody, VT 2011 Kel Hirohata, HI 2018
Joseph Christensen, MN 2007 Bobby Duque, HI 2011 Andrew Unsuth, MN 2018
Joe Barch, VT 2008 Gerald Apple, WA 2012 Susan Carney Lammerding, MT 2018
David Barnum, MN 2008 Kevin Masse, VT 2012 Dale Ludwig, ND 2018
Donn Davidson, MI 2008 Richard Salboro, HI 2012 Richard Ritter, VT 2018
Gary Davis, NC 2008 Rachel Wilson, MI 2012 Darin Bardal, ND 2019
Romona Cook, TX 2008 Mark Hamilton, VT 2013 Stanley A. Blicharz, VT 2019
Warren Hisashi Miyasaki, HI 2008 Christine Bergan, WI 2013 Robert Droege, MO 2019
William “Bill” Warner, OR 2008 Carol Hoorman, MO 2014 Michael Ray Jones, Sr., NC 2019
Sammy Lee, HI 2009 Beatrice Kehr, MN 2014 Raymond F. Kroll, MN 2019
17Year Past Presidents Conference Location
1957 Robert Marshall, MO Philadelphia, PA
1957-1958 Robert Marshall, MO Boulder, CO
1958-1959 Joseph V. Intorre, PA * Lansing, MI
1959-1960 Lawton K. Smith, MI * San Jose, CA
1960-1961 Joseph W. Nelson, OR Miami, FL
1961-1962 Donald L. Healy, KS Lawrence, KS
1962-1963 John S. Urlaub, CA Charleston, WV
1963-1964 H. Edward Williamson, FL Seattle, WA
1964-1965 Lonnie Gilliland, OK * Grossinger, NY
1965-1966 Truman S. Smith, MN Madison, WI
1966-1967 Melvin T. Schroeder, CA * Springfield, MO
1967-1968 Richard D. Ellis, NY Pocatello, ID
1968-1969 James E. Aaron, IL * Ypsillanti, MI
1969-1970 Clifford Boyce, WA * Atlanta, GA
1970-1971 Henry A. Vaughn, OK *
Philip J. O’Leary, MI * Springfield, IL
1971-1972 Philip J. O’Leary, MI * Fort Worth, TX
1972-1973 Cissie E. Gieda, MD * San Diego, CA
1973-1974 J. B. Angelo Crowe, GA Denver, CO
1974-1975 Robert A. Ulrich, MO Warrensburg, MO
1975-1976 Neal H. Rathjen, WI Miami, FL
1976-1977 Donn W. Maryott, NY Milwaukee, WI
1977-1978 Allan E. Cafferty, ID * Seattle, WA
1978-1979 Jay M. Smith, AZ * Charlotte, NC
1979-1980 Donald L. Smith, MI Columbus, OH
1980-1981 Charles L. McDaniel, NC * Albuquerque, NM
1981-1982 David C. Lawson, OR Baltimore, MD
1982-1983 I. Russell Hutter, WI El Paso, TX
1983-1984 Maurice Dennis, TX Chicago, IL
1984-1985 Owen L. Crabb, MD Norfolk, VA
1985-1986 Willis Valett, WI * St. Paul, MN
1986-1987 Gary J. Bloomfield, WA Spokane, WA
1987-1988 Billy G. Johnson, VA Boston, MA
1988-1989 Robert L. Freeman, MO Las Vegas, NV
1989-1990 Dennis Caughney, MN Portland, OR
1990-1991 John Harvey, WA * San Antonio, TX
1991-1992 Gene Wilkins, TX Atlanta, GA
1992-1993 John Palmer, MN Novi, MI
1993-1994 Percy Benedict, OR * Burlington, VT
1994-1995 Barbara Brody, VT Huntsville, AL
1995-1996 Bob Sundermeier, CO Grand Junction, CO
1996-1997 C. E. Welch, IL * St. Cloud, MN
1997-1998 Gerry Apple, WA Springfield, IL
1998-1999 Jim Lewis, CA San Diego, CA
1999-2000 Gary Guzouskas, NH Billings, MT
2000-2001 Marty Rossini, MN Nashua, NH
2001-2002 Patricia Houston, OR Overland Park, KS
2002-2003 Kal Kelliher, GA Charlotte, NC
2003-2004 Randy Thiel, WI Portland, OR
2004-2005 Elizabeth Weaver Shepard, ID Honolulu, HI
2005-2006 Jim Gibb, MO * Kalamazoo, MI
2006-2007 Carol Hardin, VA Burlington, VT
2007-2008 Gary Scott, KS Fort Worth, TX
2008-2009 Roger Voigt, IL Charlotte, NC
2009-2010 Chuck Lehning, NC St. Louis, MO
2010-2011 Fred Nagao, HI Honolulu, HI
2011-2012 Kevin Kirby, WI Appleton, WI
2012-2013 Connie Sessoms, Jr., NC Portland, ME
2013-2014 Connie Sessoms, Jr., NC Wichita, KS
2014-2015 Cathy Broderick, VT Raleigh, NC
2015-2016 Jan Meeker, HI Portland, OR
2016-2017 Reginald Flythe, NC Sacramento, CA
2017-2018 Wendy Bills, UT Rosemont, IL
2018-2019 Mark Lee, MN Burlington, VT
*Denotes deceased Past Presidents
18ADTSEA Executive Committee
Mark Lee, MN President William Van Tassel, FL President-Elect
Wendy Bills, UT Past President Gary Scott, KS Secretary Treasurer
Greg Mangan, TN Board Representative Jan Meeker NSSP Liaison
Maria Herbert, WI Corporate Representative David Reich, NY Corporate Representative
ADTSEA Board of Directors
North East South Central
Gabriella Netsch, VT 2019 Kevin Makal, TX 2019
Nancy Andrus, VT 2020 Allyn Workman, MO 2020
South East North West
Greg Mangan, TN 2019 Gary Roylance, UT 2019
Harold Fleming, NC 2020 Bill Warner, OR 2020
North Central South West
Robin Bordner, MI 2019 Genny Claxton, CA 2019
Jennifer Sletten, MN 2020 Waynette Mitchell, HI 2020
ADTSEA Division Chairpersons
Administration William Warner, OR Research Harold Fleming, NC
Bishop Forum William Van Tassel, Ph.D., FL Secondary Allyn Workman, MO
Higher Education Robin Bordner, MI Program Chair Wendy Bills, UT
Affiliated State Associations
California Maryland New York South Dakota West Virginia
Idaho Michigan North Carolina Utah Wisconsin
Illinois Minnesota North Dakota Vermont
Iowa Missouri Oregon Virginia
Kansas Montana South Carolina Washington
ADTSEA Institutional Members
AAA Ohio Automobile Club Century Driving School of Holland Championship Driving School
Cornhusker Driving School Drive4Life Academy Driving Academy of NW Arkansas
DrivingMBA Fast Track Driving Academy Freedom Driving School
Johnson County Community College Jordan Driving School Missouri Safety Center
Nebraska Safety Center Newport County Driving School N. Michigan Driving School, LLC
Overbeke School of Driving St. Cloud State University Thompson Driving
Topeka Driving School National Safety Council Nebraska Why Drive with Ed
19A Special Thanks to Our 2019 ADTSEA Conference Sponsors
Thank You ADTSEA Corporate Members:
ADTSEA Corporate Partner ADTSEA Corporate Colleague
ADTSEA Corporate Friends
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