Debra Frances Campbell

Double major in Political Sciences and Jornalism at Indiana University, IU (1978); habilitation in Photojornalism; master's degree in Instructional Systems Technology, IU (1980). Doctoral student in Human Development and Technology at São Paulo State University, Rio Claro, Brazil. SCIENTIFIC PUBLISHER AND EDITOR, AUTHOR, STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS CONSULTANT - Consulting and associate editor and publisher of three academic journals: the Journal of the Brazilian Society of Adapted Motor Behavior (SOBAMA); the Brazilian-International Journal of Adapted Physical Education Research (BIJAPER), and MOTRIZ, Journal of the Departments of Physical Education, São Paulo State University (UNESP) System. Provide editorial and publishing assistance to university departments, labs, and scholars. Assist leading Brazilian scholar/researcher at UNESP s Laboratory of Action & Perception, a facility that provides outreach services to people with mental and physical disabilities and performs research in human motor behavior, with outreach activities through creation and execution of local and national awareness campaigns. Co-author book chapter, Disability and Media, Violence, and the Culture of Perfection, in the textbook, Adapted Physical Activity (Mauerberg-deCastro, 2005: Tecmedd; 2nd edition in 2011, Novo Conceito). Lead workshops in scientific writing, digital communications, web-based and digital publishing methods, and traditional and digital photography. Edit and translate scientific manuscripts for publication in international journals. Co-organize and provide marketing assistance to organizers of international scientific conferences. Make personal contact with key university administrators (department heads, deans, and presidents), assisting with international collaborative affiliations for research projects and faculty and student exchange programs between the State University of São Paulo (UNESP) system and North American universities as well as with professional and non-profit entities.

bachelor's at Political Sciences from Indiana University (1978), bachelor's at Jornalism from Indiana University (1978) and master's at Instructional Systems Technology from Indiana University (1980). Has experience in Comunication, focusing on Visual Communication, acting on the following subjects: atividade fisica adaptada, imagem corporal, adapted physical education, research and postural control.