Working with people in an educational or business environment for which my training and experience seem to appropriate.
Married: Five Grown Children
ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY
Ed.D. in Adult Education 1972PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY
M.S. in Education 1961 B.S. in Education 1959EL DORADO JR COLLEGE Associate Arts Degree 1956
INSTRUCTOR-Weekend and Video 2000-Present
Graduate Correspondence Courses, Lindenwood University, St. Charles, Missouri
INSTRUCTOR-Weekend and Video 1996-2000
Graduate Correspondence courses, Rockhurst University, Kansas City, Missouri
COUNSELOR/DIRECTOR 1995-1996
DeLaSalle National Training Academy Kansas City, Missouri
PRINCIPAL AND DIRECTOR 1976-1995
Alternative Education Program, Shawnee Mission Public Schools, Shawnee Mission, Kansas
DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE 1972-1976
Career Education, Shawnee Mission Public Schools, Shawnee Mission, Kansas
INSTRUCTOR 1972-Present
Graduate Courses in the Kansas City Area. Emporia State University, Ottawa University, University of Missouri, Kansas City, Webster University and MidAmerica Nazarene University. During the past twelve years, 1989-2001, over 10,000 educators have taken graduate courses that Dr. Jackard has developed and taught.
COUNSELOR/BASKETBALL COACH 1968-1972
Sunnyslope High School, Phoenix, Arizona
TEACHER/BASKETBALL COACH 1962-1968
El Dorado High School, El Dorado, Kansas
TEACHER/ BASKETBALL COACH 1961-1962
Odessa High School, Odessa, Missouri
PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIRECTOR 1960-1961
Y.M.C.A., Pittsburg, Kansas
Assistant Basketball Coach at Pittsburg State University, Pittsburg, Kansas
TEACHER/BASKETBALL COACH 1959-1960
Junior High, Newton, Kansas
TEACHER/COACH 1957-1958
Oil Hill, Kansas (6-8th Grade Level)
June, 2006, A Better Way To Live Life! Walsworth Publishing
June, 2005, The Eight Psychological Needs And Strategies To Implement Them. Pending Publication
January, 2001, Why Won't You Listen To Me! Our Children's Unheeded Cry. Leathers Publishing.
February, 1994, Violence in Our Schools and Communities. A 28 minute video aired on 164 TV stations nationwide.
November, 1993, Violence. Gangs. and Wanna Be's. The Problem Prevention and Intervention. Consumer Press.
November, 1988, "Reaching the Under-Challenged, Marginal or At Risk Student." The Clearing House,
September, 1984. Some Realistic Answers to Questions About Drugs. Alcohol Depression. Consumer Press.
Spring, 1984, "A Realistic Approach to Coping With Discipline Problems." Behavior Today.
October, 1983. Commandments for Communicating, Coping And Controlling. Consumer Press.
May/June, 1983, "Humanism: An Answer to Problems Facing Education." The Humanist.
Spring, 1981, "A Realistic Approach to Coping With Life and It's Problems." The Guidance Clinic,
Spring, 1980, "Skyline School, Shawnee Mission, Kansas." The Alternative School Exchange
September, 1978, "A Humanistic Approach to Education." The Guidance Clinic.
February, 1978, People Are People. Consumer Press.
February, 1977, "A Staff Development Program That Works." The Guidance Clinic
April, 1976, "Follow-Up Study: An Asset For Accountability." The Guidance Clinic.
,June, 1975, "Career Guidance In The Shawnee Mission Public Schools," Kansas Personnel and Guidance Journal.
March, 1975, "A Realistic and Workable Approach To Career Guidance." The Guidance Clinic,
June, 1974, "Implementing Career Guidance." The Counseling Interviewer.
May, 1974, "The American Male Rejects Counseling." Adult Leadership.
October, 1973, "The Urgent Need for Adult Counseling." The Guidance Clinic.
March, 1973, "Adult Counselors and Counselors In The Community College." Adult Leadership
Fall, 1972, "Career Education: A New Direction In Guidance." Kansas Personnel and Guidance Journal,
May, 1972, "Characteristics of Adult Counselors In Community College or The Two Year College." Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Arizona State University.
May, 197 1, "Versatile Offense Against Full-Court Press." Basketball Clinic,
November, 1969, "Shuffle Single Post Continuity Offense." Athletic Journal.
Presented Keynote Speeches at National And State Meetings within the U.S. and Canada.
Workshop, State Catholic Teachers Association, Kansas City.
Workshop, State Lutheran Teachers Association, Kansas City.
Presentation, British Columbia Council for Exceptional Children, Vancouver, B.C.
Presentation, National Conference on Alternative Education, Indiana University.
Presentation, National Conference on Health Physical Education, Kansas City.
Workshop, State Parenting Conference, Topeka, Kansas.
Workshop, Regional Conference for Nurses, Kansas City, Missouri.
Presentation, National Adult Education Conference, Arizona State University.
Presented at National Bureau of Indian Affairs Conference, Seattle, Washington.
Organized and conducted seven National Conferences on working with "At Risk" Students. (1988-1994)
Conducted many seminars and workshops on Human Relations, Communication Skills, At Risk Students, Gangs Wanna Be's, Motivation, and other related topics for people in industry, education, and people-related professions.
Organized and conducted Basketball and Tennis Clinics. President of Fellowship of Christian Athletes Chapters. Sponsor of Young Life.
Lettered in basketball and tennis while attending college.
All-State Junior College Basketball, while in Jr. College.
Recipient of an Honorary Life Membership in the Kansas State PTA for the year of 1983-1984. This has special significance as an enduring symbol of unselfish devotion to children and youth.
Who's Who in the Midwest - 1986
Developed four three hour graduate video courses, (1) "Violence In Our Schools And Communities" (2) "Diversity And Multiculturalism In Our Schools And Communities" (3) "Strategies To Assist Educators With At-Risk Students" (4) "How To Scoop The Baggage Students Bring To School" - that are being taught throughout the United States and Canada. (1994-1997) Developed seven training videos for educators. (1997)
Recipient of award as one of the twelve people selected by the Kansas City Star who make a difference with people. (1994)
Induction into Butler County Community College Athletic Hall Of Fame, 2005
A.E.A. of the United States. Phi Alpha Theta, Shawnee Mission Administrators Association, Phi Delta Kappa
These may be obtained by contacting Career Services, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona 85287-1312.
