Steve Henle, PhD
- Senior Lecturer and Internship Coordinator, Applied Human Sciences
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Biography
Dr. Henle has been a full-time faculty member in Applied Human Sciences at Concordia since September, 2004. Central to his teaching and research, Dr. Henle is concerned with transmitting accurate information that is applicable to improve health and happiness through leisure and recreation opportunities. Andragogy and experiential learning form a focal point for learning and Dr. Henle's courses are rooted in experiential learning. Dr. Henle received an award for innovative teaching and student retention from Concordia’s Centre for Teaching and Learning Services. In 2024 he received the President's Award for Teaching Excellence from Concordia. Working with peers in the scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL), Dr. Henle, et al. (2024) published "Not Just Plug and Play: Integrating professional skills development into undergraduate experiential learning courses. Dr. Henle is a Senior Lecturer and has presented at national and international conferences, such as, Canadian Congress on Leisure (CCLR), Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (STLHE), SALTISE, World Leisure (WLO), and the International Sociological Association (ISA).
M.A. Leisure Studies & Recreation, New York University
B.A. Leisure Studies, Concordia University
Health and happiness through recreation and leisure,
Play behavior in public recreation, and
Experiential learning.
Education
Ph.D. Leisure Services and Resource Management, New York UniversityM.A. Leisure Studies & Recreation, New York University
B.A. Leisure Studies, Concordia University
Research interests
The role of play (and playfulness) in leisure for Canadians,Health and happiness through recreation and leisure,
Play behavior in public recreation, and
Experiential learning.
Teaching activities
Courses
AHSC 241 Recreation and Leisure in Contemporary Society
AHSC 260
Program Planning, Design & Evaluation
AHSC 350
Leisure Education
AHSC 360
Play, Adult Learning & Development
AHSC 361 Leadership in Leisure Services
AHSC 371
Community Recreation Planning
AHSC 437 Internship in Leisure Studies
Publications
Recent publications
Henle, S. (2007). Leisure and play. In McCarville, R.E. & MacKay, K. J. (Eds.), Leisure for Canadians. (Chapter2). State College, PA: Venture Publishing Inc.Henle, S. (2006). Experiential learning: Montreal a tourism snapshot. Informed Leisure Practice, Vol. 2. 4-12.
Henle, S. (2005). Moving playground safety to the next level. Today’s Playground. 5, 12-15.
Participation activities
Recent conference presentations
Henle, S. & Bentley, J. (2007). Experiential Learning through Play. Paper presented at The Spirit of Inquiry Conference, Montreal, QCHenle, S. (2006, November). Exploring the Benefits of Play within Playgrounds. Paper presented at the Association of Physical Educators of Quebec, Montreal, QC
Henle, S. & Swedburg, R. (2006, April). Modifying Sports for Older Adults: Old Timer’s Hockey. Paper presented at the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Dance, Salt Lake City, UT
Hetch, T., Boies, K & Henle, S. (2005, October). Wellness Striking the Right Balance. Paper
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